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Our Bslt,uor. Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, March IL, IL
Tn Ots,er war and Parodt.

Tn Oyster Ipdr and Parrots.
The oyster war on the Chesapeake bay is said 70
be raging with unprecedented violence this spring;
and, 80 far, The Philadelphia Poschers have been
successful 10 routing The Eastern Shore men, and
are now filing their vessels with the luscious shell
ish Last spring, TIE Mary FLANDERS sPtured mum
Der o. the poechers, and coDscaied their vessels,
under the law Of Maryland; but this year the
Penbsy lvaDians have come in large force, and fully
armed for resistance. The therf Of e. Mays
county IL here, endeavoring 20 get an armed ste am
ey to 60 DOWN after them on prysteerng cruise
The srnyal Of Psrodl here this afternoon, occs-
Onsd quite a pie aslng excitement. There was
o. Oh rush for tickets tor her tirst concert, which
q of to morrow night. that they have already
4, en- dsposed Of, she will appear in Washing ton
81 Monday evening next-tickets three dollars
tId at Richmond on Thursday evening tickets
e. . dollars
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Bosros March Y.
hsIis Lucinda Maria Trinidad isabella chsrs.ton; Elm
saah:. fes'ss ssa Mary
PhilsdeiFhis schrs Fearn. Havana Baroslsn. sssua
swan h:s1 and Giess fiiisssipRs rhos aia
and gsns. NY.ri Tsrauin EorfoI Eastern sat Tan
Nary P:tterscn. fhiiadeiphis --''' -''AN' "A'
.Ss H.nssn
ohioois ss,i DutGhs. naysns bris San Juaa Cuba Til,
G. schrs Marietta Mary Anna Ellss LawtOn NYork
Arrived-schr Bamet. Sherman. Phadephia for Provi-
dence.
Anived-echr Spray. rorr. Baltnors;
Arrivee-sehr George. Hatau.ss.
salsd-sehr Mary c Ame'. Porto Rico
Arrivea-sohrs Alnsda. aad a Brown. Phila Sslphia
the vessels before reported except sohr Cora
from Boston for NYoik.
Arrived-schr Cicero (of Grsa. Egg Harbor from Bsi
A :s,: s. St sa .s
S NJ r. '''''' "'' Dayton VOTE .'''' .'a' D'''
Arrived-seh.s Maria Theresa Richmond; Lady suffolk,
Phiiadelphis; Atlantic. NYorh.
PAssksGERs SAILED.
Cook Thos sesey Bissiew Hos David Scar. aud
i.aS ss: Gsr.nd Il ass I' e salem
Rand. samuel BnrI.rt, Aaop1 sshi,issI Geo Carrie
S4 Rssn al. ind
NJ and sa sfs Poa n
Ccmsr :f kes York .r osn q Miss ch.ns Of C.li
Fraser Isi.sS.s :s3y.Ss asr,:. ssss,.sa
Rain s
ssrsssi sissssrs.ry Bspie. r,.dssss 40. si.sa.ss
HsrdSs Of BS % yshn Frost, sW
Starr, Of MontresL sniniea Of Begium-7. Total g.
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PHItApELPHIA. March l2.

PHILADELPHIA, March IL, lS5l
Tts Fvsttir, Save TRIAL Ire Election Case, r..
The fugitive slave case is going ahead slowly.
Judge Kane has declared il must be concluded to-
day; and after recess for diansr, resumed the
son. which will probably last till midnight. n an
adjournment takes place prior to that, the argument
will be postponed I'LL tomorrow. A large number
Of Witnesses have been examined, and much con.
fiiousg testimony has been elected. The vicinity
OF Independence Hall is not much crowded, the
touR continuance Of the case having weared out
al patience OF The outside spectators One OF the
female witnesses for the claimant was severely
beaten last night down town, by women Of her ewn
color, who were arrested, however, yand lodged m
prison TO await punishment as rioters.
The count OF the ballots ordered by tho Judges
for the purpose Of throwing light upon the contest
ed election case, has disclosed errors, which, II
corrected, would give Mr.. Reed, the contestant,
ma jority Of nineteen, without considering the al.
isged Frauds 10 the Second ward, Moysmensing.
AZ this count took place IN the presence OF two
gentlemen appointed by the opposing candidates,
the result viii most probably induce dec ision in
favor OF MI. Reed, II the majority of the judges
had not ousy deter mined TO do so.
The Iehigh navigation, 5chuylkill navigation,
end Reading Railroad have consultation this eve.
ming. 10 relation to q standard OF tolls upon coal
during the coming season.
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uARIvImE IsTELLIoEsor
u,vs~.,ss OF the Ocean Sloane.


sbIrs-asmua Russell Lembrrnt, Canton "A Low Bro;
Nsg wrrd, Knght, Liyerpoel, Grtnsn, sinturn q Co;
p-rhsa.~ d'Cre.rs Hutton Bsvrs whitlsci; Conueo-
ticut Williams, New Orleans, Buributs CO; Ausrs-
liz eneli, 20 CsEer.
psrhs-pousas Ropes esn Frarci.os r n suttoH, Iu.
titsnls (BrsrG nsrashsm, corbias Ovsnds Cousins
Irfnjtad 30 Cuba, nsdger, Peek = c..
Briss-renquip Fiehett Csrdenss Elirs ssrthsv 10.
Buet Co ntils. hshsb Ssgue Ia orards Pre- n an
4 "a. fFrI TUurmtnte Fort prin a
tJfasvs zosrs tsms. heuvis, Simpson sAyssss CO;
NJ FlaU n Brl Peterson Wilmington
Pehra-A Mitcbeit, Hiofth, ~ ttumas, &c, maitland
NJ alts Co Mcscon Hgefst psrsn Cubs Eifaseth BrL
80 stlso yrginie BobsIt. sAs.nnsh. F1lus stubts.
pli~atnSten NC Asrie Prossef, 90; ssry A no -i.ni
pJpsns Phis4slphia Edward Adsrs, steele d.: Cooley
Rrasr B6etob ssfah Eiitsbsth, Smith, sew Bedford;
kss.ssa i reboh Tsuntonl Budsou Pest, DERBY.
NO9p-D4s9kgtoae, AppiesY Ptotlienee.
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sIHIPPIN0.


EoR sAvANR.,g--srEAnsaIP FLORIDA. U,sss
ton. Capt. Lyon 2. s.sgsday. 18Th ia.. 81 four
sss % s;s = Rive. f'f
The ALABAMA. &, 800 t.n.) Capt 9. d. Ludlow on sa-
turdsy 22d Inst. a sbOve
JNDEPEspENr sTeAxsHIP LINE BSrwEEN CHA.
s s .sss
:sss 4. jss ::;
Of The regular sts.ship. Pa from Ir.asisosi
for New ssP Ss q r
between Gh.s.e; add New YORK ds'
s ;Ss W. ssiyi from
three o'clock The above vessel is entirely new having
%sa h s%t : to a
:s . Il ;'g ma: :ss .ss
sso NJ. ss ~, dI % to
vol make Their e take p.s;;sss y hs
Ihs above vsn.il..sd A. improved principle
sSS thing . sn IN: & s.a An
attached 70 the chip For further nformaton inquire e
r. the ossin seen, and state
MAI.
to San fancisoo. at reduced ras-ohAxrss passengers
:a =;
Chasres Freight taken 70 New Orleans usual
TO r. ROBERTS. Ut West strest corner Of Warrel st.
DACIYIC NAIL STEAMSHIP cOhPANY.-roR CALL
fornia and OreEon-Ths public 10 informed tina: u1dsr
the arranEenents Of this company inspected
States mails will continue Panama and Sar 1ras
cisco the Hrst and fifteenth days Of each month"; unle
detained BY Unavoidable accident the arrival Of
win touch At Acapulco Ban Has AaEa.lan. Gan Diego
Monterey Tho OF the fifteenth Of the month";
but mail AZ. sss
sse which viii be siway in port Is seeh en- Of hs
0REooN. Loos tons. TINNlssEI. 1 so ss,A
Sz ziIdSSn IA l0sO tons S S9s5IiI4.
sAaAa SANDS, i5oO tom.
tween San irsnoseo ana porss IN Oregon, svsnx q he
former port the arrival Of mails and passengers from Fa
nans snS rstSrnins w,sAsu. delay With na and passss
lar hBs q propeller will be kept up the
q freight and transient passenger. between Pansma
Baa Francisco. The oonnsstis. IN the Atlantic viii 10
7sa :. &. ss HsF *
Vie 38th Of each month for OhaGrss third viii aleo
Kept MsS xiSh e sR;ss S nsv ss:s.
line between New Orleans aad ChaGres leavng at such
Eods viii ensure little dssn.isn possible on ihs
thnus sad forming with the Paoiho stsahips thzeugk
Ds sns Oregon Pssss from Nv ossas oen
eron Arnstrong Lawrason Co., AGENTS.
RArEso FARE vnon sEw voRk TO cHAsno.
ealoon state rcons .....sT.. -. tn0
ss.sssss. ssund wish n:;tress ana board .....
vRon PANAMA. To SAN yRANcu0o.
esloon nsse room %. ~
ssssrsss. found With m..ii:s: and bc:id Is
ynon sAr FRANCHISE TO AsroRIA.
ysDln... 80. eAUS
Sor through ilcis Tor any month apply !, ii: o:s q
SAe COMPANY. d and 81 6outh street.
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L.rE FROM Rro.--Ths bark Minnesota, Captain
yeacock has arrived at this port from Rio Janeiro
with intelligence to the 2eth Of January The Minneso
to sailed In company with the U. g. frigSte Brandy
vine, bound for the river Of Plate The Minnesota
brings no important news from Rio. On the 22d Of
January Mr.. James G. Aiken, son Of the Rev. 6. @.
Aiken OF cleveland Ohio died board the Minnesota
Of hemorrhage OF the luDgs.-Pha Buistin, March a.
The Governor Of Massachusetts, has appointed the
10th Of April to be observed in that State day OF
fasting and prayer
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Ffoop IN TIVE APFosArrox RfvER We learn
that the Appomattox rver IL higher than II has
been known since 1885 Al Petersburg the water
IL IN "a the market house, and 70 reach the bridge
leading % the Richmond railroad depot, al Poes.
boetsp, boats are indispqnsably necessary Ths,
bridge yesterday morning, was regarded 10 great
dsrgsr OF being carried away. The river has over
Hor.d the dams and canals connected with the
manufacturing establishments, jasi above the town
and tho worst consequences are 20 be spprehended
---H,tkmV~d (Is), Erqvuu, Mvpt II.
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On the eth Of March, by tn. Rev Charles Y. V.
atohl AuGsr. BLFsslrg, of this city to EnsLfr
yor Az 4, also OF this city
In ssl,bury, N q. on the 10th OF January. BY tho
Rev J r. Rioaud, II fSris, Esl % Mk. kLirABrrH
ID ia,1htsr Of a. W. Brown, fsq
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ME DICAL..


RANHAhS VEGETABLE ELIXIR 10 FAST GAINING
enysbe stand with tho human family for the
u the diseases Of the chest eontumpton asthma raisng
debility &C., no. Every its virtues indebly
tAose who take IT. for and all the
cheapest msdcins brought before the public and
that those who have tried IL should spend % oeAts
bottle 81 IT, To Be had at the Depot in Chambers street,
enc door from Centre.
NEx YORK PRIVATE LYING IN INSTITUTE coz
~ ner Of South Sixth and Eighth. WiiamshurVh. Dr.
Holmes for the past elk examining phycan for the
the wants Of ladies shins private confnsment will Be
met N b. Each lady esa have Q handsomely furlshsA
room hsving communication with any other apartasnt
Good nures for the Of
NKW AND VALUABLE hEDICISEs-I. TIE FRENCH
~ tpeoihc foi private dsorder lin the shape Of pill
powder or xture 50 cents and 81 IL The preventive
lotion 81 Ill The detergent pill TO trAlise the
OF mercury, hc 81 " The nyigorAtipg remedies. for
and debility Of the organs 81 and S. tAdapted
20 .ns ansrsnt stage, 81 hose The ssasns
Tensile wealnese 81 and S. r. be ad ssnuins only ss
Dr. Dl LANkY0 Medical Once, 81 LispenArd street. near
broadway Advice gratis, forwarded 20 the country.
QE00 REwAED-JRFFsIES ANTIDoTE, A sPR-
WOVO cihc mixture for tho of disodsr II
nahss speedy cure without the least restrictions Of diet
drink exposure or change application to business The
not under the forfeiture OF hundred doArs
put in bottles With full directions at ST. One
lasu week-msny are cured in two days For sale b.
c. b. RING 1872 Broadway; los Bayard street New Ysrk
Little, LOO Hanover street. Boston; Wright Co. New
Orleans.
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Nail sss%.hip. .nd Eysrpsoi direct.
~ s.'- :, B.,tGa .sa L,srsoSns oa
ssGs s$sf ti XII t; :;:.
AMERICA Capt s ssisR c sssf ,..S
Is..s ,ss'sl. carr clear white light st mast
~. '' 81. - 20 s..: s s's s.s 1.r,,
si1ss New ioli: xx .as::$.yy ga n app
America :. Boston wednesday. gth
p.aass from New York Boston 70 liverpool LIST cain
Passage from New York or BOsen 10 Liverpool M cabin
Bsrshs no. secured unti paid for.
freight vii be charged on specie beyond suous, Ger
an sIrsrisased Surgeon on board
80 All letters and ns~'pspsr' must pa's shrouSh ss
Tor fr'isA''r passage sg5gSssx .
- French, o.rm.. .ns ether rOsslss oeSds. r,o',sd
,sS .sos n. IN . .S g css Through bills
After The lst q April .sn the ra. q rs htsy As sSovs
E9..eond elsss passengers taken after lat Nay, until
Oc..s srEAs sAyIeAIloS co.rA,sY.-ros ss.-
MANN, crsbtree. eommsnder will sail Ter Bromsa
.s.s aa 's s'i si ss
fs s must p ss. r. Pd o. a
,sy 70 aIrR snsp ~, 1880 ~ ssh'
STEArsBIp CITY OF oLAsoow-roR LIyHRPooL,
vim sail positively from hdepha on Saturday March
18th, ~ twelve oooch. This ships regular
her superior accommodations for hrs second sabin
passensers mafe her dssrsbs oonveyaxe Price
passage In hrst cabin hundred dollars second oabn
sIy dollars In order 70 trouhs railway toksts 10
RICHARDSON. NArEoN.s CO. al Exchange Piaos
TEE ROYAL NAIL STEAMER EERLIN CAPT. sAMp-
sn, viii tsil for Bermuds and ST. Thomss on wsdns.-
esy the 9th Of April lSi at She has excellent
oommcdatons for Price passage bermuda
SIS; 70 st. Thomas s7O There regular com
between ST. Thomas and tho West India Islands
vers trux, vesesuela, etc. The Merlin will take fsight
Apply 70 CUSARD, Jr, 70 Brosdwsy.
EoR CALIFORNIA. VIA CBAGRRs, DIRECT rHE
new aud splendid double engine steamship PRONE
IHkue, OF LOO tons burthen, will leave Pier Ne
North river en- Thursday March 18th, at o'clock
The veil knevn and fsvorite steamship New oesns will
leave fsaams on The 10th Of April TOR San Trsneisco d
rect sying .sengb By the Prometheus the opportunity
oresohing Csiornia by the speedy and Comfortable
conveyance NJ IA few ersi class ate rooms rensin
unensssed. For Freight or passage. spply TO
d p ALLEN, No qBsttery Plsse, M stairs.
EXPREss LINE FOR CHAoREs-THE NEW AND
~ splendd steamship BROTHER JorhTHAN LOO
tore. George ". Rowe commander will san on the 18th
inst. from Pier NO T. North River This steamer, for
strength, sTeed and comfort ohalier ees oompsun AL
Though she will sail four dsys after the MAI steamsr
she Will land her and Bedford Go letters and
packages, in advsnes The Nail rirst cabin tD Sc
oond DO go steersse, $40 Number pass, ayers limited
Plan OF cabins ard passage secured at this oHce
BERf0RD AGO. Aster Hsss~ yssey street.
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QEOO REWARD ANTIDorE, A sP
ITO FENALka-DR LaFoNrs CELEBRATED PILLS

ITO FEkALks.-DR. LAFONrs CELEBRATED PILE
These pills safe in their Effects and birkl1
prred ssfemale medicine 70 DO used in Of
sritee ebstructons Lc Full AND explicit dreotions
closed sale conner Of Broadway and John
west broadway asd Beach street Of Grand and
Allen street. corner Of Broadway and Houston Prsss
6fty cents ane enc dollar per box.
NEW MEDICAL BooKs.-A COMPLETE PRAcfIOAL
~ work the and delicate sseaSsG
asd all the Kindred afootions-iusrated by great nur-
Der Of beautifully colored plate large fo Hcmr
Bostvick D.. lecturer surgery and diseases Of
above named n,turs IL 10 large guArto-
sdion price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical
Surgical Journal 81 bs said fearlesr to be eJusI
70 hoords or Actions works the family Of dsssss
and far superior TO anything Of the kind published
this country Aathoro OF The Family Physician n ice
% cent? Author OF worf self- abuse and liza 90
plorabs Effects de- &c., sixth edition. fourteen plates.
price 81 For sale At thc pc 81 KIN0kR r6wE-
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TEE ROYAL NAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPT sANp-
"A sn wiz tsl for Bermuda and 81. Thomss wsdns.-
Gay the 9th Of April 1891 at She excellent
oommodatons for passpgers Price Of
SIS 70 81, Thomas s7O There regular som N niostier
between ST. Thomas and tho West Indis Islands Havsua
Vera trux, vesesueis etc. The Merlin will take freight
Apply 70 e. CUNARD, yr 70 Brosdway,
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sIIIPPINo.

Passengers Arrived.
ssvaSrsH-Bris Eseel-hrs surrey,
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Letter Bags steamer Empire City for yanaio. ChAsrss
Panama Valparaiso ClAo Lima Acapulco Gan Francisco
Oregon Sandwich Islands ko will close 81 tie Exchange
Reading Room N kxehange Thursday l3tE INST, 1T ~
o'cloch.
sB all received Ut the Reading Rssm for CALI
ornia and Forwarded er special on the 18TH
En- pire City.
Postage Francisco rs which pro- paid
not Those mails will be forwarded In charge Of special
messenger.
The steamer Pao6o for Rio JAneiro will sail 5atur-
day 10th mss Letter Bags will close At the Reading Room
ct o'clock. AN.
The above Letter Bag also Ksnyon 81 WAL
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DR. HARREE is ooEyIDEsrIALLy CONSULTED
- on Dseases, from years pr.otice Of which
hospital Dr. W. 10 ersbied to guarantee speedy eares
without mercury Bee his Diplomas IN ha No MOTT
street sdotnng Cbsths square, with ths drst nsmss
surgery and mesisine this country produced.
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRr-
~ vste Treaties" sc-Oncs hourr 70 IL NJ 6 % p
~ tsunday escsrtsdb No. ~ Greenwich street Pom the
unoommcn medical advantages the suthor hss joysa In
tssrscaty ne has ample reason for stating that aav
fe OF certain difease their
dcporsble effects resulting early proper hsb;,s n.
osn insuro euoh ocrsin cafe, and radical osrss can be
oe,sned iom no Other source In America Those apv
we earlier stages will be surprised Al the and
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Dh - hOKThsORk WOULD SAT- TO Tu0SB WHO
~, nave contracted sisssses "Cura ut voess, that 10.
INe csre of thu health have devoted 70
snd bsye trsated successfully thousands % pa
uens Those who wish 70 consult those complaints
osn % Tree o. charged from ga No. 20 r. ~ suadsys
sseepted yon value your health will avoid thoea
you ard that their one tsd 81 medOine % al tkAt -
ee~sry Ter disease In all tie forms Persons whose health
hss been ruined By shss esotisa call upon ne daily m
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~ Fkk TILL CURED-DR. MURPHY mas REu0vRD
70 No ~ Roosevelt street, Chatham where he 10
hcury consulted al diseases Recent he
without mercury In two 90 four days with parleisS
success. His specific. al a be
beaten. DR. N. will forfeit espd,
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nR COOPER, DUANE sTREET, HAS, FOR THn
last fourteen years cenhned his praoties 90 che trcss
nent Of merouriA other diseases He the
aggravated Of this disease and mild
two 70 eve days A perfeot charge
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mr. MoRRIsoN Is ceNsULTEp CONrInENrlALLa

~ certain diseases which he treats without nsrourv
Recent cases cured in Few days Thirty y.ss
snsbies him 70 curs nervous debility So from colt abuss
r., - No fee ttil - N"s~"~
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DR JOHNSON. NO. 10 DysEs sTsGsr. so WELL
fer h in those hacured hst Ia
existed for years. IL sveemneut
brought By secret habit onec.tslly cured. RoosnS
cured In four days.
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VOL. XI.-N0. Sc. {,
National strangth

What Is It makes A'naiicn trnygreats ~
Her sons; her sons alone; not theirs. but tbeyl
Glory and gcdInre viIeIas wind clay, W
Unless the hands that grasp them consecraie.
And what Is that N man, BY Which slate
Is clad in spendot like the noonside daytl
Virtue: Dominion ebisahnd AIT. bctraytof
Virtue alone hbIdss' lBqtlwhqt tstbst yIIA
Which virtpeSsslfdot, rcstpn thaVwhish yields her
Light fSf her feet and dpily heayenly brend, ~
Which from demoniac prdea madness shields her,
And stoffiis that most nssoil tho loftiest head3
The Chritldns humble aith-thst faith which cheers
The orphans quiVerins heart, md stays ihe widows
tears. pAHsge9 smHinAb5RHY DE WE'RE.
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e5l NAMES or. PLANTs. 1.-The importance
lof having al plants, including7fruit trees,
Uroperly named even nsndll gardens,
Cannot be too cleUriy pointedgo ousaarA
s1lsnt may shaver beautiful foliage aand
aliowers, bpt wiihoutna ,name,l il yields
comparaiively little INTEREST Every plant
has history of lis own, and the first step
towards obtaining q knowledge Of that
sAis,ory il its name; ahA next, its native
country. "A garden Of plants. awllhop1'
Ifiaties islalikel a library oflbooks without
fheir exterior superscriptions. q hsgeal
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sliSENsE OF, HEARINe IN TIE, HoRsE,--i
The hearing Of The horse is remarkably
acute A ihousand, vibrations Of the air!
too slight to make any impressions on the
human ear are readily perceived by him.
Itis wen known 10 every hnnling man,
that The cry Of hounds will, be Recognised
by The horse, and his ears win be erect.
and that he will be all spirit and impa1
tiencc,, "a considerable time before the
rider Is conscious Of lhe least noise. -
Ike Horse and his Rider, '.ih9 t.,,..,,
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The Exhibition begins 10 lose some q
us interest, and abe attendance falls off.
The twelfth Or Octoberis Fixed upon for
the time Gifts closing. Il Isl said ethai
the American reapihg machine has ocai-
ried off first-class prize. .aosea !
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81 A young pet out west, il describing
Heaven, SAYS, "Itsisa world OF bliss
fenced in With ,gNIsi't Where is the
sinner who will not now repent!
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.aCah The wife ever respect counsel
again ffom the husband Of cher choice
after she has, detected him inshe first
,falsehood? aHCan Che husband 'eyerllook
again with perfect Satisfaction upon the
countenance Of his wife 2 after ihe first
falsehood has polluted her lips?Il Alas,
p6!--a lbarfief has been broken down,
and they waves of Sin and sorrow ron in
upon their paradise Of domestic enjoy.
mentn : 81 u jri' isismi rNy az
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With:he true wife, d husbands faults
'sboul& re sacred. A woman forgets
lNhAt IS due 10 sherself, when she cohdes-
cpnds to that refuge of, weakness, .
female con6dan,e. A, wi(es bosom should
be The tomb Of her husbands faiIings,
and bis Character far more valuable, in
.hsr esiimaiion, thanhis lie. If this be
Inst Me case she polluies lmhh marriage
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A young lady being about to marry a
man man who was snalliih stature, was told
he was very bad fellow. ~ a1gps lis8 \
n sWell, Y said she, ''if he Is bad thero is
one consolalion--.there is very little 81
bim,"
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THE MIsER SILENcEp.- cold
winter when the ground was covered
With snow, and the little, birds could not
get anything Is, eat, the liile daughter
Of misery rich man gathered up all The
crumbs she could fnd and was going 70
carry them out, and scatter them on the
snow. Her father saw het, and asked
her what she was going To- do? She told
him, and Re said, "Wbat good win that
do? The crumbs win nol' BE- enough 70
feed one III a bundled ofths bird" "g'sl
know n, dear, father, ? said sshe; Abgt' i
shalt Be glad ID save even one, in fiuh-
dred or iRem, il Ilcannot savey them an
The father thoughtla moment, he knew
that many poor persons were suffering n
his village, and he had refused 10 he.f
any Because he could not help ifefQ al.
His conscience struck him, and he f6id
his litile daughter % break a loaf 81
bread Tito crimbs for The birds while liz
went TO scatter purse Of money amongst
the poor Villagers. Christian Witness.
p n NgHHN aaIH
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4; A Man tF HoNoR. - A gentleman who
runs away with yohr wife at ball, and
then gives YOU satisfaction BY putting a
bali into yonai aisiis. 10 gysasis.saq
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L An old maid was head TO exclaim,
while sitting al her toilet the other day
d can hear adversely, | can encounter
hardship, and Withstand the change Of
ficklo fortune, but o. 10 live and dfoop.
and wilt, and die like a single pink, ]
can't endure II, and what's more won't u
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nbCAiyEsl+-"Y ou' are from the country,
are you not, sir9'linquircd dandy clerk
in book store. Of handsomely dressed
Quaker who had given him some tlouble,
ayes" "'f 'flse lst2 s1isia li.sl iiIli h1il
81 swell, here'is an essay on the rearing
ofcalves.''e etli dtiw usIs issaTs,ls sg
t"That,nn, said lAminadab, as he turned
to leave The store, "thee had better pre-
sent 10 ,by mother.'' -'''i