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The POETS CORNER
THERE'S NAE ROOM FOR TWA.

ts was In simmer time o. year,
An simmer leaves were sheen;
When and Kitty walked AFRAID,
An' Jamie walked atween
We reached the brig Ger yon wee linn,
Our bonny brig sac sma':
(" Jenny" said Jem, "rnaun walk behind,
THERE'S nae room for twa-"
s..There's nae room for twa," said he,
"There's nae room for twa,"
Al, weel day, my heart leaped high.
When walking by his side:
Sic thoughts, alas. are idle now,
For Kitty is his bride.
He cou'd na, an he wad, hae bath,
For that's forbid by law;
IL welded life an welded love =
7 These's nae room for swa,
There's nae room for twa, ye ken.
There's nae room for twa;
So hae Raag'd nay gate alane,
There's nae room for twa.
The creepin' years hae slowly pass'd,
An hae struggled strang,
Wi broken hope an a broken heart,
But it's nae now or lang;
by thread O. life is a but spun,
An maun gang ava,
An moulder in the clay cauld ground,
Where's nae room for twa.
There's nae room for twa, ye ken,
There's nae room for twa,
The narrow bed where ali lnaun lie
Has nae room for twa.
Dear Kitty, on thy bonny brow
The simmer sun shall shine,
While wintry clouds and winters gloom
Are gathering dark DER mine.
IN gle to God my lingerin' hours,
An Jamie drive ava,
F3s in this weary wasted heart
There's nae room for twa
There's nae room for twa, ye ken,
There's nae room for twa
The heart that's gie'n to God and Heaven
Has nae room for twa
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Encourage Home Industry.

as Sheet Iron Stoves. Cooper's stoves q
- ture, Tin Pipes, Copper and and Tin Gut
ters, Oil Cans of all sizes made to order.
COPPER STEAM AND HOT WATER
PIPES, of any size or form required, manufsc.
tured or repaired. All kinds of Brazing done BY
the subscriber.
Sugar-house Lamps, superior to any in this
market. Roofing Tor ealvanized) Tin, Hard .nd
Soft Solder, Zine and Wire of all sizes.
Tin Ware at wholesale and retail at the Frank.
lin Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin Ware Manufac.
tory, on Main street.
C. E. CAMPBELL. r
Franklin, Oct. II, 1851.
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BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

~ Just opened at the FRANKLIN
" DRUG STORE, a well sslecte 4
~ assortment of Blank Books and Sto-
Ntionery, consisting of Letter, Record.
Note, Bill and Foolscap Paper Inkstands, Steel
Pens, Quills, Envelopes, Letter-folders, Port
folios, Stamps, Sealing Wax, Waters, Blach
Sand, Calendars, &c, for sale, wholesale and re-
tail, by G. n. SEAGRAVE & co.
70 Call and get an Almanac for 1852
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r.. IN. mcMILLAW,

TTORNEY At LAW
Office on Willow street, next door to Thomas
Maskell, Esq.
c. He will also attend to all business con-
tided to him as NOTARY PUBLIC in any part
| Of the t,ortsh Of st. Mary
Franklin, Nov s, 1851 e .--. ...
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Te Odd-FeIIOWs.

VTHE ODD-FELLoW'S TEXT BOOK
Il An nelucidation Of Odd Fellowship, embracing
detail Of the system in all It's branches; with
Forms, Ceremonies and Odes with Music Tor
important occasions, and Manual of Practice
for the guidance If Officers and Lodges. By
Paschal Donaldson. D D., Grand Master of the
r. w. Grand Lodge of Northern New York
With elegant illustrative engravings.
For sale by J. c. MORGAN,
Literary Depot, Exchange Place,
New Orleans
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HOPS. Yeast Powders, Chocolate, Preston b
i j Extract OF Lemon, Bay Run and . variety
OF Spices. lstely recsived and offered to house.
keeo~rs. @. RABE,
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JeWeIry Cheap for Cash.
CHARLES DURST.

WATCHMAKER r JEWELLER
Main street, NEXT door above s. Smiths store,l
re Tenders his thanks to his friends and
"a the public generally for past favors, and
49, begs leave 10 inform them that he is now
fully prepared te execute all work intrusted to
him in satisfactory manner, and he hopes by q
dihgent attention to business, and promptness to
the calls Of his customers and the public, to merit
continuance of the patronage heretofore en-
tended to him.
Franklin, Feb 81, 1852
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Please Look at this and Economise
A. COOPER

A. COOPER
-sthanks his customers u TO
yssa.ese&smR and friends for pas, ess&Sa -sesss=ssSsaa
favors and hopes continuance Of the same [
propose to work at the following price for cash
-PRIcEs@
Nsw Old.
Shoeing horses, Anew shoes. . ST 80. SO 90
Laying plows with steel 81 so. 50 90
Heavy work, per pound .... IS. IS
Set buggy and sulky tire - rs 81 90
All other work done at the reduced prices, for
cash For the accommodation Of planters and
others, would say, payment made once
month will be considered as cash payment
Franklin, March s. 1852.
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For Sale.
Taken Up,

Taken UP,
On Thursday morning, the 1ss instant,
XWA at Cypremort Prairie, near the planta-
G ton of the undersigned. reddish bay
HORSE, branded II on the left shoulder having
the hind feet white switch tail, and white star
on his forehead. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property pay charges and take
HIM away. NORBERT BODiN.
Cypremort. April 2, 1854 $e5r tzs
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DAISINS.-A few boxes and quarter boxes
h nev crop. for sale at TALBOT'S.
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AttOrney-at-LaW.

DOBERT J. BOWMAN intends locating
II himself for the Practice Of Lar in the sew
eral courts Of this district, previous to the next
regular term of the District Court In the mean
time any business intrusted to his care through
the hands of Messrs. F. D., E. NJ, or D. D,
Richardson will receive his prompt attention.
Sept. 6, 1851.
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TRY.
Arttftal Teeth inserted on gold plate, from
one tooth to full set, with spring or on the
principle Of atmospheric pressure.
All other work appertzining to the Teeth don
on the most approved principles, and with the
best materials.
Not being able to boast of any ,zeac discoveries,
he does not expect the patronage Of the most Gre
duloas, but is willing to confne his practice to
those persons only who are aware that fine gold
is the only substance known that can be used
with certainty in the month
10 Plantations visited when required
WILLIAM CESSNA.
Pattersonville. July 10, 1851. If
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$. H. M'GILL.

a. l.. TUCKER, $. H. M'GILL-
TTCkER " McGILL, attorneys and
i C0nmselfors At Lar, will practice their pro-
tession IN the several Parishes OF the F"nrteenth
judicial District.
u Office on the 2d floor of Odd-F Fellows
Hall. in Franklin 80.
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rankin, March II, lS02.
NOTICE.-The undersigned being duly COM
y missioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people of the parish of ST.
Mary, as NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the said
parish. All business entrusted to him will re-
eeive his personal attention, as well as all pos
sIble despatch.
by- Office open at all hours.
GEO. N. SEAGRAVE,
Ma Office under the Odd-F ellows' Hall.
NOTICE-The undersigned being duly COM
:. mlssloned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people of the Parish of ST.
Mary, NorARY PUBLIC in and for the said
parish. All business entrusted to him will re
celve his personal attention, as well as all pos
sh!e despatch.
U- Office open at all hours.
JAMES TAYLOR.
Indian Bend, Aug 81, 1851. II
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ATTENTION ALL!

I BEG leave to say to the community large
4 that am NOTARY PUBLIC. JUS
TICE OF THE PEACE and AUCTION
EER in and for the parish of ST. Mary, aud
win be pleased to attend to any of the above, TO
the best of my ability, at all times, and in any
part of the parish. L. X. CURTIS.
Franklin, March 81. 1852
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PROFESSIONAL.
JOHN B. LEA,

ATTOR NEY-AT- LAW,
DRACTISES in the Courts of the Fourteenth
i Judicial District Office on Main street,
opposite the Court House, Franklin. s
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DENTISTRY.

@n The undersigned respectfully re
. news the tender of his professlona
3IIITYY Yservices in the line of DE "
II rs IT p Y
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tyet.oroIogicnI ObsrrxntIons.
~ MoRst's LINE, OFFICE 10 WALL srRsEr.

MoRsh's LINE, OFFICE 10 WALL srREEr.
TUESDAY,, Feb "a 1862
BUFVAIo. Q A. NJ 1t Is cloudy but not unpleasant.
Wind southwest Thernom eter 40 Barometer Is ~
8P M-Thermometer q. Barometer 2S.37, Wind
southwest. Rainy evening.
ROCHESTER, A. 1T IL hns morning. though
cloudy, Wind yest Thermometer 30
p M 1t has been Q rainy afternoon. Thermometer
S5. Wind southwest.
AurusN, oA Mt is cloudy morning Wind south
1t showed some during the night Thermomster 80
8P. 1T is mild pleasant evening. 1t raiusd
slightly all the afternoon Wind south. THERMOMETER
40.
6rRaeUsF, A Mt is pleasant morning, though
little cloudy, Wind northwest ThermometeY 81
r. NJ 1t If stormy. RaiIed almost all the day
Wind south. Thermometer a.
Urea, Q A. Nit is cloudy And showing .I,hiiy
Wind north Thermometer 80
SP M 1t Is rainy afternoon. Wind east. Thes.
mometer 80.
ALBANY, A. M.-It Is cloudy but not unpleasant
Thermom-ter 30, Barometer 40 100. Mercury "a
sP l. II is raining moderately Wiai south. Thsr.
mtmeter ~. Barometer 20 3io Mercury 73
TRoY, Q a. M-The sky Is clouded over this morning
but IT is stl pleasant and mild. Wind ns.th rnera0-
meter 81.
sP. 1t Is raining. r,ild, bu. not unpleasant
evening. Thermometer 40.
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Prom the state Capssai.

LEGISLATIVE AFPnss-ruE oovKnroR's APPOINT
NENrs-IErTorAfftn--TuK DELAWARE AND HUD-
BON CANAL cosrAsy-cHANcERY rUSD CoMsIs-
siosEs-THr DEAF Ann puMB-THg MANDAMus
cAsK-AuDrruR's REFUSAL TO PAT sRAFrs, Krc.
1su.L cesnssro~D,Scs res vcsK HKsALp.
AIn.,r, Feb 2t-TP.M.
No business of Importance in tho Senate
to-day AT n O'Clock hs doors cos-d for the pur
pose Of executive session hour. we're spent
IN considering aominstions mad. by ths Governor The
moet important for habor master In this city and
for canal appraisers This the nrss executive day that
the demccrss have enjoyed majority sincs the CON-
nencemsIt Of the sossien and Il h thought eonnrms
tiOrs were made though there we're animated disous
siors
Areembly large number or petitions we're presented
s1d also many thousand r.mcnstranc-e Oas from
Renssissr county contained ten thousand lynAtnrr
report l. forthcoming By Witch u win b. msas TO
appear that the Delaware aud Hudson Canal Company
The bill In relation b. Cbsnoery funds shorn Of two
without csrk, will bs provided for at an annual
sslsfy o. tlWO. The 0osernsr nominstes and tbs
Senate oonhrns
The pupils Of the Dsat aud Dumb rn,tItuts of Ns-
York will give exhibition In the Assembly Chamber
on Thursday evening These annual performances
highly intereiting 10 tie rural members, and are the
means of obtaining liberal donations from tho LegI.la-
ture, which are well deserved.
Tbs argument il the msndsmus csse in Fonda CONT
the question. Judge Cary ssid he would trouble
himself about considering the consttuonaiy Of the
Canal law The court Is crowded With spectators
from all parts r. the State The Canal Auditors seknow
ledge his rgfutl 20 pay drafts drawn upon him by
Commisflonor hstber lie rays he has the aivs. Of .
prominent vhig lawyer that until tho Canal Board sp.
prove OF the contract there perfect contract
that to pay money upon them tiil th-re n lsgd
adjudication OF their validity, while u might subject the
State TO great pecunary loss would Ia that
sarily bring upon him some public censure Oa ths
ether hand II Is coptendsd that drafts made By the
Commissioners are tunlclent vouchers for him
The express tfsn the Hudson River Railroad cam
through in three hours ard eight minutes Insulting
stoPpsges This speed il ahead Of all pledges made
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Political Iniriilrnnnn

MEssRs. DICKINSON ARD MARCY.
BrSGHasroN, Feb 20 1854
Nv DEAR SiR--I am favored with yours OF the lTth,
inquTing whether have, according 70 prevalent
NOR MADE o. authorized any publication upon the sub
ject OF Governor Marcy's present political relations
regret TO dispose thus summarly OF tale well cal
cuated to any portion Of the pnblic bat ss in
quries becoming frequent than s convenient
to add that have never made prepared au.
thorixed, or contemplated ything of the kind
Yours truly, b. 8. DICKINSON.
GEo. X. HgRRIcK, Esq
UNIoN Parry oF GEoRGtA.-Hon. A. III. stephens has
written letter in faver OF the Union party OF Gsorgs
maintaining It's org.nis saton and In
ston TO scncng delegates to the Baltimore Convention
as has been propestd BY portion Of ths Uoion Of
that State.
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ALn,Sy Fob n, 1852
rRE PROPOSED HFw rsRE rosE.
Er. Nc1uRRAv (dem } presented a remon.tr,ucs
against tho proposed new park ct Jones Wood, New
York
NILS.
Mr. WAnp (whg) reported fsvorabiy on the bill 70 In
Grease the power of the Board OF Su psrvisors
Mr.. CoSohR (dem reported favorably the bill to
change the name cf Geneva College.
AGRIcULTuRE.
Mr. BARTLETT (dem.) gave notice OF bill % promote
agriculture.
IrroRnArioN WANTED RELATIVE TO rHr GENERAL furD
MIR. MoMuRRAy offered resolution which was agreed
70. carg on TIE cowYtroll-r for Information the
condition Of the general fund
pAssrn.
An act vssng 10 the United States the title 10 cert
lands on Gardners Island.
An act to change the name Of the Buffalo anl Cohoc
ton Railroad.
The Senate then went into executive session and after
wards adjourned.
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NEWS BY TELEo APH.
Bumored Misconduct Of New Mexican Officers.
~~-S~~~~~>~r~~~~>~~~>~~
Debate on the Railroad Land Bills In
Congress.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS s
THE CANAL EXCITEM ENr.
s~>~ooNo~N>~>@04~>~o>.
THE MiNDiMUS CASE AT FOND,
&c., &c., &c.
From Washington city.

SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST THE OFFICERS or NEW
AExIco-rHE WHEELING BRIDGE CASE.
sfEcIAL coRREsPorpkNcr op THg NEW YORK HERALD.
WHsHrToro,, Feb A-l0 p. NJ.
The cabret has been engaged In invesgs serious
charges against tie Governor and Chief Justice Of New
Mexico. The charges Of such a character st all
sustained, must lead to their prompt dismissal
Mr. Stewart addressed the Supreme Court to day, In
support Of motion ing the court to decide whether
the obstruction which II has been decided the Wheeling
bridge presents will b, obvated by the creation OF
draw eighty feet wide, tho west channel. As the
court, in Its late decision pointed out two modes Of
abatipg the nuisance raising the bridge making
sufficient drawit is believed the application will be DO
cided fsvorably The of the draw estimated
venty thousand dollars and Of raising the bridge at
hundred and twenty. Eve thousand dollars. X.Y.z.
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From the south.

STEAMBOAT SUNK-FIvE LIVES Losr-toLA MoNTrz
BALrinoRs, Feb. "a lst2
The New Orleans papers braus h by Southern
mail announce that the stesm.r Caddo struck snay
ard sunk, fifty miles above New Orleans tho llh inst
Five persons we're drowned, and the boat and cargo
proved total loss.
grand parade Of military SO took place At Norfolk
yesterday, in homer Of Wsshington's birthday
Lols Montsz Is still In Norfolk
Governor Walker, of Louisiana has granted a pardon
to Alderman Silk convicted Of the murder Alderman
Laughlin. Or. Hines has also been pardoned By the
Goyerntr. after an i'm pri onment OF twelve wears
over X5ooO bales Of cotton cleared from New
Orleans on the 10th inst
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Assembly.

req ~ 1904.
TRt cHAN,fPf FUND-oyE coMafssIovrR
The special order being the bill relative 10 Chancsry
funds II was taken up In committee The question
paying the commissioners sx dollars per day while
employed instead Of So eco per year.
An amendment was moved and accepted, that the per
diem and travelling expenses OF the commissioners
should not exceed 81 COO per apnum.
After long debate Il decided that there should be
bat ono commissioner whoss salary shall be s2sCo per
year He is to be appointed by the Governor.
some other business, OF no special importancs, was
tansacted, and the Assembly adjourned
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Fsom PhiImdcluhlo.

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF GLASGOW LATE FROM
PORTO CABELLo, ETC.
PHn.ApELrHIA, Feb. a. 1861
The propeller City OF Glasgow Capt. Wylie arrived
at her dock this afternoon She brings 40 paseng-r
and over 2400 packages ef merchs ndIss She left
Liverpool the 4h inst On tho 18th inst shs spoke the
packet ship Marmion, from New York for Liverpool.
The bark Paez from Porto Cabello, the 9th inst has
arrived &C this port The country quiet when
left and mercantile sairs active. The United States
ship Cyane had arrived from San Juan
The Canal Board at theis meeting this morning in
Harrisburg passed resolution for op snipg ths canals
the 12th OF March
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TIE ANTI RENTERS ADMITTED TO nan.

INoM A HIUULAR tOhhtsrsVDFNrt
ALB,S,, Feb. ~ 1861
Joterh and Jonathan Turner the sntircnt ripgeaiers
we're examined before Police Justice Cole to day Mr.
Fih swears positively to their being present AZ tks tine
he tarred and featheei and also their being
engaged in the act The counsel for the prisoners then
demanded thst they should be admitted 70 bail witch
was Rrsnted, aud accordingly Hugh Hsyngs. sditor
Of the Kneke, becker 0rys III Chittenden County Sur
rcgae and two others entered their recoyni.apces ia
the OF 81 500 for the appearance Of the prisoners
fore the Eext Grand jury
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Mali. for Enrnne.

rms EEw YoHE wEENLr HSsALD
The EnsliaA mali steamship Canada WI 'eA'e 'as
port At noon to-day for Lvrp'0l fhs karopeas mails
viii clos. At half past 10 o'clock this n1rpinx rn~
NV Yoss wsrslv Hss.ro sii b. pablisasd At half.
o., O'Clock Single copies, In wrappers, srssaca-
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THE TURF.

10y 5e !.
Il sss n, e ssss the gas'
's. 81 s5ss ss s ss G S: s: .
y s ss ms sss best o 81 IN ri, hsFas
al hersss that never trotsed fer money mile heats best
a1The same as No 5. under the saddle.
tParse $50 with an inside stake Of $50 half forfeit for
" with an Gnsss ina. Hs ss.ss os. for
81 horses that never won purss Ovor $780, mile heats boss
Shs & ~. IN h. harness. ~ -, ,,.,,. ..
NJ horee has won purse over S5o mile heats, best
IN ioerSe .; n sssUns sssaa IS Ne. o in harness.
5fur.s 800 Win inside ss.l. Of sOo h.lf forfeit.
~ HS!ss sIs = sa%s l1 sss?Hs ss No. H. in harness.
Pase ss win an Safis ss h.s forfeit for
~ f. ~:
sisS' Win
sofSls 1s . Tor
al double teams .Ee mile heats 70 aSois Sassn;
ss.t in excepting Black Harry Boston
n.s1s sIs iame n;. a. TO- Two mile he.s. in harness.
Purse 500 with an l inside stake M of sioo half forfeit.
fer Al horses Two mls hsA 70 wasens lwas0n and driver
@Psy:s sc for 81. hosss. mile heats. best I'm under
12-Purse $780, $50 20 the se.ond best horse. free for
All. mile hests best 3 in g. to wagons.
45-The sAmc as "a, in harness. -
-Purso $780, $l00 the second ness for a horses
xWo mile hesss, In harness. ~
-Pure $780, 500 70 the second best Tor all horses
ehres mile heats. In harness.
S-Purse OF $50 with an inside stake Of $50 half forfeit,
Cor Ali that never purse mile heats in s.,
10 wagons. sagsn and driver to weigh $50 lbs)
RUNNING srAKEs.
-Purc $50 with inside stake OF S25 half forfeit for
ali horses, oasrving catch W. ights. mile heats.
Puse Si With an pade STAKE Of S25 half forfeit for
all horses carrying catch weights mile heats best Sin
all the above and stakes three more 70 make
race and two 70 and stakes TO- close
Msrch lt 1884, 10 O'Clock r. NJ at Mr. hnddens Hotel
No les Square, Tho purses and eaksG 70 ef
Ia The latter part CT April and Nay.
NorcE it understood by all horse owners for This
7e,r 1882 that ali purses offered by this track II must be
3aree or more to make $ race and two TO stars.
JOHN I. SNEDlKER, Proprietor
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WhIg Supervisors Elected.


The following whg Super ervisors elected in Chsu
tsuque county to day:-Aivan Plunb, of Weetfeli; A
IL Walker Fredonia
whg Supervisor was also elected in Ripley
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VEkVELLERs' GUIDE

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