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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-04-22
ST. LOUIS AGENCY
FOR JEANS, TyvEEDs, &C., AZ

r AM constantly receiving, direct from the man.
ufacturcrs, Jeans, Tweeds, Cassimeres. CASH
rnarettes Cottonades, Coatings, &C., suitable for
the country trade, and offer great inducements 10
dry goods iobbers and dealers in the up-river eites
and towns. SAM'I l.. JAMES,
No. CO Main ST.. ST. Louie, [up stairs.)
Apoo-ltn,
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Agent, is the only authorized Agent for this paper
in Boston, New York and Philadelphia cities.
Fayette--ANDREw J, HERNpoN.
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observation-disclosures q. SHARP.
Linneus-CARLos BoARDMAE.
CamOridge--JoHa II. GROVE.
Chiilicothe--W. C.. SAMUEL.
Milan--SrEPHENs, HINES & Co.
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FOR PRESIDENT
MILL ARD FILL NJ O r E i,
OF New York.
-FoR VICE PRESIDENT
JOHN J. CRITTENDEN,
OF Kentucky.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02
--latest News.

Charles g. Atherton Gag Atheton) was elect
ed U. s, Senator, by the Legislaure-of New
Hampshire, last Friday, IN place of the Hon.
John p Hale!
The Judges of the Supreme Court of New
Hampshire, have decided the Maine Liquor Law
of that State, which has recently been submitted
to the people and rejected unconstitutional in
several particulars.
1t is now ascertained from various sources,
that the French government has pledged Spain
to stand by her in any attempt which may be
made by the Americans to possess themselves Of
Cuba. and in pursuance several heavily armed
French vessels are on their way to that Island.
The Baltic has just arrived from Europe. but
brings only few items Of additional news
Cotton was dull and brpadstnhs rising. There
had been the severest storm within the memory
of man. One of those massive columns Of the
Temple of Jupiter, which has stood more than
5000 years and hns been the wonder and admi
ration Of all modern travellers, was blown down
while many of the houses in Athens were thrown
to the ground,
; The Cuba agitation has led to the publication
of the secret correspondence Of he officials Of
our government for the purchase of that Island
bv which it appears that negotiations have bee n
going on for that object at intervals, ever since
1923. and that under Folks administration. the
sum of one hundred millions was offered Spar
: for the cesson. But the answer Of the latter has
been in every instance n decided negative.
n There Inns been fresh arrival from California
Z bringing lots Of gold and gold stones A lump o
! 10 pounds had jus, been found. -Four attempts
d had been made to set fire to San Francisco
Health was general, and mining very success
A. full
letter has just been published from tn
President to the collector Of N. Y, taking ava!
a the mails from the Crescent city steamer, tol
r. norsisting TO retain Purser Smith, implicated II
a. the late Cuban difficulty removing Lit Daven
a, mort and forbidng any other U. ). iii i4rs ron
:. entering the service Of that steamer s company
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02

the Speaker addressed The House M follows
Uenhemen,-lt Is with no ordinary emotlens
mat rise at this time to recprocate. in same
sinai degree, SO filtterlng tribute Of respect
us Is eviaenced by the complimentary terms of
the resolution which you Just have been pleased
SO unanimously to adopt. Called as was on a
former occasion, to the position which it has
Oeeh your pleasure again Ia assign me, and when
my lnexperence IN the affairs Of Legislation ad
m0nlshed me of the hazard of the undertaking.
nothing but the unshaking Confidence IN the
UNIFORM courtesy aud fOr6earance for which the
House of Representatives of Vermont has eyer
been prUverba, induced me to venture upon its
varied andintrlcate duties. That confidence. IT
gives me pleasure to say, has not been misplaced
and, gentlemen, If the trust reposed IN me has
been executed to your acceptance, the object of
my ambition is accomplished
need not remind you hat the few remaining
sands of a pleasant, and trust profitable and
well spent session, are fast approaching their
course; and that whatever of responsibility at
taches to the various measures we have adonted
or rejected must be shared individually between
us. Neither need remind you that our numer
GUS acts, whether OF omlsslou or commission. will
be scanned with that commendabIe scrutiny
which becomes sovereign people. And 1t is 10
be hoped that each may stand justified before
that tribunal MS :" a faithful, honest representa-.
tive and guardian of the people"
And now, gentlemen, Tor the uniform courtesy
and many kind induIgencies which | have re-.
ceivcd at your hands, you will be pleased to &C
cept my most grateful acknowle gments. with
the assurance that my best wishes will accom-
pany yau to your respective homes, and attend
you so long as a recollection of the events con
nected with the session, which is now so rapidly
Fastening to it's close, shall retain place in my
memory
The House receded from its disagreeing vote
TO the amendment Of the Senatelo the bill relal
ting TO the location ofsschpol houses.
"a exchanged ard ltht
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02

And therefore we solicit the attention of he render not
merely TO our statements Of the uChie. properties of
~. Rogers Syrup ui Liverwou, Tar and Canchaigua
as femedy for Consumption, but To the proofs We are pre-
pared u produce There no form Of Catarrhal for Lung
complaint III which its exhibition has not been attended
WIN Slghal success pamphlet filled with altesiatluns
IRON men Of profound attanments, well with me
simple and thankful epstes from those ia the humber
walks OF HE, Is the answer all skeptcisn on the sub
JsN ne original letters are ready be produced for the
satisfaction OF the ncreduluus One of lhe Pupietors Of
the syrup Is himself graduate of the highest medicnl
schooi In the U Is and the profession well the pub
ic TESTIFY to the great brsefness Of the prepuratOn
CAurION.-None genuiue unless there Is on the Blu
wrapper note of hand, signed with pen by A. L. SEQ
vile Co.
For sale by l. sCoVILL& Co.. al their Depot Goth,
nan 36 Broadway, N. Y, and by all respectable Drug
gsts IN the United States and Canadas
Also toI sale in Montpelier by :. r. RedfedIand s. X
Collins In Mortified by Fred T. Smith.
fRtCE-in large bGttles 81 90 bottles for S. 90.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02
4ttarri0.

In the North Church. Worcester, Nov. 25h by Rev. D.
A. Mack Mr. hares {. Abbott 10 Miss MaiCm C. Lodd
both of Norcester.
In Cabot Nov.29Ih, by Geo. II, Paige. ESQ., Mr.. VIII,
lard W. Low, Of Hartford to Miss Catherine NJ Morse of
Craisbury.
In Randolph, Nov 2jth by Rev. Mr.. Baxter, Nj. Jeer
Pratt, of Branree, to Miss Maria 5. Markham Of Mid
desey.
lu Hydepark, Nov, 95tL, by Al Campbell, Esq, Mr..
George f. small Of Monistown, To Miss Caroline keeer
Of Hvdepark.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02
Beware of cOuntetfeits and limitations.


The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of Dr. Wstar's
Basn of Wild Cherry in all the disease for which is
recommended, cnrng MANY after the skill of the best
physicians was unaviling has affected large aud in
crasng demand for It, This fact has caused several I'M
Wln ined cuunleeers aud imators palm Off spurious
mixtures OF similar name and appearance tor the genI-
lne bilSam. " nr. Wstar's Balsm of Wild Cherryn is
the only genuine. The rest merely initiate the name of
the original, willie they possess none Of It's virtues
LOOK WELL MARKS.
he genuine Basam put up in bottles, with the words
Dr. Wislar's balsam Of Wild Cherry, Phad ;" blown in
the glass each bottle bearing labe the front with the
signature of H. WISTAR NJ d.
This Will be enveoped hereafter with wrapper copy
right SECURED 1874 which ill always appear the writ
ten signature of " ! BUTTS"
The genuine and original DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
IhtHy on account Of It's ,a popularity, has extern
svely r"unlerieidd in Philadelphia, and thousand
bottles of the spurious imitation thrown into the market
aud extensively circulated. Examine closely before pur-
chasing.
AGENTS for WGSTAR'S BALSAM.-s p. Redtield
MS 5 K Collins. Montpelier; John A. 5. White + L
smith, Adam iobat, Mortified John P, Hale, Planield
Putnam Il Wooster, Marsntied J. NJ. Richardson Waits
field b. F.. Goss, Waterbury; g. Perry & Co, Cabot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02

FLoUR-tienessee Michigan and Ohio superfne, S. 90
fancy 1925; extra Genesec, 5000 to 0,0J
GRAIN-Non, yellow, IS 00c white, 7jc. Oats, north
cru Soc Rye, S5c Wheat, 81 90 to TO-
PRovIsIoNs-Prne Pork 100 per bblj Mess, 1900
Clear, S?250 Boston Mess Beef, $1,000 1850 Lard
IL pa 3D. Hams, IL l5c per Id. Batter, common and
store 10 2lc famy, 81 II 25c. Cheese, new Milk, Z
% 4c four meal, a o. Potatoes, 81 ,G2 1900 per bb
HoPs.-Frst sort, 1882 Is to pc per lii.
sEEps.-llerds Grass, $500 32j per bush. Glover
northern, 10 l.2 lie per ID.
AsHEs.-Peurls 1913 5,sl per cwt; Pots S4,7j 81
W0oL-Prlme Saxony Fleece 50 a GOc Full blood Al 4
so three'fourlhs Blood 40 4j half do Al 49, common
and one fourth do. 81 Al.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02
PAPER.
&CEgOOA ROGeEG ..

We have in store, aud TO lrriye, 1909 Rcams Wmppih
Paper ass rted quality and sizes l5lO Reams Wiring
Cap, Letter. Bah Post, Note and Envelope pap3s whic
WIN be snld NJ MIN nrIrr..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02

The distinguishing exceences of these Wares are their
strength and hardness ensurng the umos durability
their wax like and delicate trauspurency-ther extreme
whileness and purty-he neatnuas Of the designs and
workmanship, together with many other excellent quail
ties which most decidedly recommend to tn pubic, and
il is Justly regnrded US among The
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02
Ibe nlarItets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. INV, AZ.

Az Market 1924 Cattle. about 500 eeves and 514 Stores
CONSISTING of working oxen cows and calves yeangs
two ami three years ODDS
PkICES-MAmEr BEEF.-Exta, $3.50; first quality,
5000; second quality, $780, third quality, 400 a45Oi
CULINARY, $3.50 a 0,06,
liIDgs-$5Oo 900 per cwt. Tallow, $500 9,01.
PELrs-S1,75 a 90. Calf skins, 9 i-J l0c per 10
VEAL CALvEs-St,00 800.
BARRELING CArrBE-S4,00 $50 to @ co.
WORKING OxEN.-S6O, rs, OF, 600.
Cows AND CALvEs-Sl9, Is, 20, % ~
YE RLiNGs-S4 to Two Years Old S7to Is; Three
Years ODDS SIS to H.
SHEEP ANO lAMns-lO73i tmarket Extra, $500 900
By lot, ST. 80, 81, 300.
SWINE 1882 at market. Retail, to &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02
A CARD.

no THE LADIES OF NEKNUNT
Nrs Winslow an old and experienced nurse ana Female
PHYSICIAN would call the attention Of the Ladies TO her
soothing $ up for Children ierthlhg u WIN nmeulalty
IN" pnms reduce inflammation, aud is sure IL regulate the
hnwels Depend upon it, mothers 1t will give rest to your
selves and relief and health To your children
Price 70 cents per bottle
We have sold vety large quantities Of Mrs. Wins W.
soobng syrup during the past SIX years. several thousand
he last wear We believe 1t the best medicine IN the
world for childrn teehing for The Of Dysrnteiy
and nnrrhRa in Children whether arises from trcthing
ar nnV other cause II gives universal satiSrtiUn-nrvc
heard a complaint from any using ll-nCver sold "A
medicine SO universally successful in relieving pain aud
ptfpcnr cnres--rellef is absolutely sure.
CURTIS II PERKINS, Druggists, Bangor, Me
Sold by Agents in nearly every town IN the state
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02

yY,.Yo n KMER, Family, Agrlcu'u'a'
and Mechanlc's weekly paper PuO''Si0'
cleveland, at 50 90 per year,-the OeS' P''I
blv in oll the West, sends Us prospectus W.
1880 an1 ,b,oo,ens to cut us of, from lis eS'
change list if we refuse to notice !" -
now. Mr.. Farmer you never had US 0" 70"
YOU had YOU would not talk So -" "''e 49,
!an;..,',a. - EXCHANGE where we can accept
one.
~. Co,urpv GENTLEMAN is the t'tio o' u
new weekly agricultural paper OIL ~ r'S. ~
5000 per annum. just started III con"'0,''" w.
tho Cnl,vator at Albany 1t PROMISES VI
Master franklin E. dug this tall m 'ne Sa'"'' '
IF hs father Elisha Hubbard OF be'''"' ''''''
WEIGHING - lbs. Who bids h'sne' ..o,
Tbe same how presents US six ears OF long e"''U
,.,,;cb he is about to pass over TO inc
Treasnrer Of the Washington County As'''u'
,,.,l Society. with the challenge mat a"y o"'
y, can present the same number Oh ,o"ss' cur
W. ~ ~ n, otherwise the lot shall belong
to the challenger
! daring attempt to murder was made a
t1;nsJsle n. H.. on Friday evening last. PlinJ
IN / farmer of some wealth. was in his barn
,eyng his cattle, when he was shot through
bayn window the charge taking effect IN th'
Il Of his head. Mr. Smith crawled to thu
honse. and will probably survive While HI
was down his pocketbook and money wer
Nbed from him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02
OUTFITS PEKkINs, Druggists Blng0r, Me
Sold by Agents in nearly every town in the state.


Cramp and F0fn Killer,
The world is aslunl>hed The wonderful cures performed
by the Uramp and Pain Killer prepared by CURTIS 4
PERKINS Its equal has been known for removing
pain in all cases for the cure Of pna complaints, Cramp
in the Limbs and stomach, rheumatism in all It's forms. bill
ions chuC, burns, throat, aud gravel is Cdedy
the best remedy in the world Evidence Of the
drrtul cures perumed by any medicine are
lars IN the hands ct agensyou may be positively sure Of
relief if you use 1t,
| N B.-le sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS
Cramp and Pain Killer All others bearing this name
base limitations, and will deceive and inure the patient
Price IL 2 u ana 81 2 cts per boe according To size.
SALE
S. X. Collins, Montpelier G. II. Il J. NJ. Weeks ana
! Colby, NcGaney 4 Co., Lyndon; II Chaplin, Glovorj }
Kmbal & Co, Coventry; w Howard, Albany scott,
South Cntsbury Jones & Hutchlngs, WUtott; Nuyes
&c button, Hydepnrk 4 b Green, Richmond Camp,
! Ltuwe; John Hobart, Mddlesex VIM Curtis, Monpe'
ter; & Freeman, planleld Harlow Smith, w Ran
'oph, Fred Il Smith, Nolthfeld.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02

IF you want pure Tea, not mixed, if you want Tea
that has moi been coured If you wish To enjoy the agree
able aromatic flavor which you would experience If on
Tea Plantation in China, call at the
Peoples store, opposite the Brick Church
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02
CEsOCKEEGY!
GLASS AND HARD WARE!

VlEAS-C ofiee--sugar-No asses- Raisi -Salt-Fs-,
Glass and Nails, from the load down to tile SMALLEST
qnaptity-at prices that must @lii, by
WALKER & WHITE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02

Washington Co Grammar School.
UlIE next term Of this Institution VIII commence Mon
| day, Nov. 29th. instruction in French by Monsieur
G0bael IN music by George Wilder.
REV nOBACE HERRlCK Principal
Montpelier, Nov, 10, 1852, 48
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02
BAllO3AAB ACADEMY .

IHE WINTER TERM whl commence Thursday, Nov
2jh, with the same Board of Instructors at present
Tuition as heretofore. Board 81 % to $3.50 per week in
private families.
{cTCommuncaons in reference to the school should in
case he addressed to s. MERRIAM but tn the Principal
a. X, PANGBURN, Principal
johnson, Nov. s. 1852 I7W3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02
SfraXed :
Mutton.

JIROM the subscriber about month SINCE red and
L white Yearlmg Heller, good size. a.
Montpelier Nuv. 23d ERASTUS HUBBARD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02

Mr.. EDIToR IL noticed in Contemporary of
yours, not oEg since, a short article headed
"Public Lectures" ia which the writer asks F." if
it would not be practicable and desirable to have
a series OF Lectures on various subjects, by ex
cellent speakers, the coming wnter?' As this
object appears so worthy Of our consideration,
and so desirable wthal, ia carrying cut the best
interests of our population, both young and DID,
hope this matter will not only simply find
place in public journal but be taken up by
our citizens, and carried into practical effect
The public spirit of Montpelier has been too
long deadenNd to the pulsationS Of noble projects
and we must be up betlmes and renew our
strength, which mas been left to sunber at the
peril of our hlghet educational purposes and
objects. In our struggles for wealth, or what
ever may occupy our attention, we must remem.
Der that there are other than covetous ends TO be
pursued, which if properly pursued, will do more
towards increasing the wealth of place than
low or high price for potatoes or flour will in
term of years. Low and sordd views produce
their images in their results, as likes produces
like; and high and appropriate views with re-
gard to all that relates to humanity, directly
tends to make knowledge, wealth and happiness
abound. The young men of Montpelier, and
ladies' also, greatly need the hell of good public
lectures in forming their lite characters. The
standard of objects and aims among the young
Of our village are decidedly of a too low order,
81, rather, they are too often without ends in
psfsw, ioT winch they strive, but a4o found fire.
! quenting the streets and groceries OF the place.
Il we could get them to attend series OF
lectures, delivered by men who instruct while
thew amuse, they might in some measure, many
of them, perhaps, be induced to turn from an
improbable course into one in which they would
Z be properly preparing for the great drama OF lie
We already have a few who look above The
momentary objects Of life, and are striving tc
prepare themselves foT useful and honorable
stations hereafter. These need the encourage
ment and advantages OF such lectures, and I'm
peraliyelv demand that something be done
done nOw.
Our middle aged and old men would also hD'
it pleasing and profitable to at'ead lectures D.
men of renown and credit who could be procu
red All need them-shoud have them.
Then shall we have them? Will not men o
standing whose eye this may meet, do somethln
for the furtherance of this project' Tine an
talent are both money, and therefore we mus
expect 10 pay money to procure their attehuaic
as servants and educators of the people. CourS
tickets might be sold to a considerable amour
and also for each lecture, provided the right KIN
of men be promised and procured.
would suggest that public meeting
called, which shall appoint committee oil MAJ
agers. to solicit funds, procure lecturers ~e
this winter, and "put the thing through
there is at present no literary institution III u
place prepared TO take the responsibility
dong it.
-, .-.uss.l seem that our Vermont villages G.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02
Croclxery. Crookerv!
Received T0nDay!
Lead and Oil.
LEO ERmfEhIO Skins

STORRS & LANGDON have received
y 1000 lbs. WHITE LEAD,
30 bills LlNSEED OIL. Oct
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02

CTORRS Il LANGDON will supply all calls for Buffalo
y Robes, by the Bale o. single skin Oct %
PRINCES g. EMBROIDERY GIMPSsa
NTORRS & LANGDDN have Just received Erin ges, Gimp
| > and variety If Dress Trimmings. Sep des@
CUDTaES! CLOTH
/ STORRS x LANGDON have gone more extensively than
~ into supertine German aud common heavy Cloths,
and sell them cheap. Oct. ..
Rich Dress Goods!
UIlis day receiyed-syles beautiful aud prices low, at
/ the PEOPLES STORE.
! Nov. s, 1852.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02

MUTTON Hams and Carcasses for sale very cheap. by
vi Nov. 49, WALKER s. WHITE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02
CVlsD7TalS! CEOTRHa!!F
Rich BRpocss GOOds
EHHS6SANT SELKS!
FOR SAEE !

lust received from Ne,q Tork-rprices are much lie
y than lormerly--at the Peoples Store;
Nov. s. 1852 LYMAN KING
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02
NOfiCn fn Tenrhel.s.

NIlE examination of Teachers for Berlin will be held at
the Corner sch oil House, Saturday, Nov 27th at a.
clock, P. NJ Teachers wishing for certificates Should be
present. J, NEWTON PERkIN Stunt
Berlin, Nov. 10, ls57, A7wo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02
Montpelier Fire Company.

The tnnnuaI meeting If the Montpelier Fire Company
WIN be held lat the curt 0use, in the Village vi Mont
pcIier Monday, Dec 9Th 1882 half paste o'clock
=. NJ CHARLES SPALDING, Clerk,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02
Rnmncfs. ROIlnetS.

lust received splendid assortment Of Fail and Winter
j ponnrts ELLIS L. RIA NCROFT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02

900 Mandevlle Sanders and Towns series Of Readers
300 McheIs Geography, 200 Smiths d. 400 Adam Arth
mes 800 Gree leafs do. 200 Coburns d. 1000 Web
Spoilers, 800 Towns Spoilers and DeGnes, 100 Smiths As
| tiuueHlV &c, &c,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-03

From the Home Journal
rHE CLOCK IN THE CORNER. BY II. Dz Co1ssY.
,houeht in my school-boy days. forsooth,
That the clock was a living thing
That it had Il tongue that would speak the truth.
To tell its tales upoh ,y1ant youth,
In the book hiding days Of spring.
And peeped with fear on its Characterized face,
To watch the spirit within
That was running its round with ceaseless race
And beating the time with miniature mace,
AS if overjoyedat the din.
/ marked its voice when the dear ones died.
As it ticked to their latest breath.
And. when they passed to the bourne untried,
1t seemed to follow. with measured stride.
Their spirits after death
How it rung and echoed my marriage chime
On that merriest summer MORN
When the skies were brighter than Eastern cline
And hearts beat fast for the coming time,
And the future yet unborn
And when, mid storm and midnight wild,
On the dark and moaning earth.
There came to our love fair haired child
It's monitor face beamed brightly. and smiled
To mark the moment Of birth
Thou art old, but love thy very decay,
As thou sittest ancient mime.
On thy wooden seat, near the kitchen way,
Where. for many year. and many day.
Keep time. old foroioge. till age
Shall close thy masters eye:
And when thou art left in the latest stage,
To trembe alone, mid the clements rage,
Oh. then run doUn-and die.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-03
NewOrleans Agency of the Mutual Pro-
SLAVES.

SLAVES FOR SALE AND HIRE.-A lot of
ny choice Slaves sale hire. Also
sirable FAMILY RESIDENCE in Carrolon. Apply
ap,5 LONG Il JOHNSON. Brokers, ~ Commercial Place.
NAMES W. BOAZMAN, No. 15 Perdido street,
~ viii pay strict attention the PURCHASE AND SALE OF
NEGEOES. SLAVES OF ALI. KINDS ON HAND,
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES.
REFERENCEs:
Wright Wilans &C., Mcon Titus Co.. Williams Phillips
VI Co s. o. ntggs vi
\ AMES WHITE, No 1853 Grayier street, New
az orlesns will constantly PURCHASE NEGROES also
Commission ali scolsig gncd to