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does he speak of bis schemes, and his fail
urcs in realizing them; making us feel as
We do in regard to that trancendent villain,
Cnrker, in Donbey g. Son, whom we think
richly deserves rs heavy retribution; but
when the train comes, and he is fascinated
by the glaring eyes of the snoring Iron
Horse, nad lured on by mysterious ntlrac-
ton right in the track Of desolating destruc-
ton, we forget all else, save that we see
fellow being in imminent danger of hori.
rible catastrophe, and the strong impulse 10
snatch him nwoy,--but it is too late-ihe
scene is over-Ihough not the recollection of
his dreadful mental suffering, or his wretch
cd late,-thcy must haunt us for days, weeks,
aud months. Thus with Webster; wo feel
that he ought to meet with exactly the re-
ward he did, and yet through Parker's rep
rcsentOion of him, our compassion out
weighs our Indignation ut his trenchery, and
we are tempted to wish the poor old man
might he spared the pain aud humiliation of
so ignoniuious fate.
As whole, ] think this sermon as far
trancends Anihony's Grafton over the dead
body of Cesar, MS the aim of the one cx-
GELS ,hc aim of the other, and rs the present
nge il before that in which Anthony aud the
Caesars lived, TO infame mems minds or to
arouse them TO roveng the death Of Cesar,
TO keep alive the scenes of booished to
TO which they were accustomed. Whilst
Parker's aim is to give n truthful, unvornisli-
cd history Of a man who has left his mark
upon the ogc, to show linn as ho really
was, that he may neither he worshiped as
God, nor denounced rs n Devil, so all may
look upon his as the gifted man he was, with
traits Of character challenging our high ad.
admiration, whilst Mt the same time his faults
arc such, as to prevent our choosing him ns
as the standard 10 which we wonld desire
cur sons to aspire. This downfall should
he warning to all ambitious men. And
yet, whilst we must condemn the wrong
shall we not with him who so tenderly, ye
mnnfully lays before us his life aud his death
breath the prayer,
"The best Of what VIC do and arc,
Great God forgive"
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thoir respective localities.
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Jesse Scott, Summcrton, Belmont Co.
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To Ny Personal Friends.
Wriitea IN the Summer T,oiiiglt.
ny ANN PRESTON.

Friends of mine beloved and cherished,
Yc have been with me to-day,
And the golden light of mcmQry
Softly on your faces lay.
In my spirits still rcccsscs,
Humid yet with morning dew.
Cool retreats from noon.tiic laboIs,
Quiet nooks are kept for you.
Tokens of the love yc gave me
Seeds yc scattered by the way
Words and deeds yc have forgotten
Bud and blossom there for aye.
And they cheer me, o beloved ones,
Mid the labor, and the strife.
And the sorrow, and the beauty,
And the mystery Of life.
Life that seemed the Sphinx's riddle,
Strange and solemn unto me,
And of all that's yet been opened
Lore has been the mystic kcyl
or the hopes that tingcd the morning,
Some have set to rise no more
OF the friends who sailed beside us,
Some have reached the other shore!
But the Living Soul of Beauty,
Permeating breeze and tree,
Stars and waters, sound and silence,
Fairey groics to you and mo.
And there is one bond celestial,
Keeping love forever bright
Beautiful from everlasting
Pure derotion to the Right.
Shall not this, o friends 60 with US,
In our march adown the years,
AS talismanic Presence,
A Shekinah mid our tcarsi
Fare ye well the sunset fadcth:
Field and forest fade from view!
Darkness comcth while bless you,
But "he morning eometh" too.
West Grove, Pa, 1852. National z
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SURGEON DENT1sTl!-0Gee orer tie
Suiem Book Siore-Thc subscriber would in
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hear equally well, and be MS ierveut in our
devotions hut we must pay four times as
much, and sit in n prominent place below,
aud spend another weeks wages for the ball
unce. We have a right to rent no more room
than we use, but the world demands one
pnrlor or two for its use aud we must pay
one hundred dollars more for rent to oblige
the world. We have right TO live within
our means, but Fashion clutches us by the
throat and commands us to sign mortgages
and bonds and sealed notes, and we must do
il.
Gentlemen, honest men, wise men, are
not our wrongs intolerable Let MS strike
for our rights aud be iree.-.N Y. Times.
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started nore than a thousand years ago
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patronage of the Good Queen Bess.
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ivNREASURER'S OFFICE, New Orleans, Aug.
as ss2-ln accordance with the provisions thirty fifth
seeoh me Act Consolidation, notice hereby
hs Of unpaid Taxes for the Third Orleans arc
Kennedy, Judge. 49, ~ ~ "' -
Persons whose appended appear and
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| date hereof W. H. GARLAND TreasuI.,
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SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT CITY HALL
| NRw0RLEASs, June 8, 1852
| ENHE PUBLIC are informed that the Offices of
IL the DEPUTY SURVEYORS are located as folows:
a. G. BLANCHARD Deputy Surveyor First Dstrictp
ounce Folymna street. between Nayades Apollo
j. a. dHEMECoURT Deputy Surveyor Third
| jes IVY r. Fl Pile rtn ~ SnT..-,,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

NAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, August
I'VE 10, 1884,. COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY NEW OR
95i -Rcoaed That the Surveyor hereby
sho izsd benches
Squares and the Place dAre Washington Clay Squares
lsignedl WM. c. C. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen.
lsignedl FRASS. ALpUENTE,
Approved It'll August, 1852. "
Signed - ~ A. D. CRoSsMAN, Mayor.
True copy: H. BIER Secretary AT
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Specifications for Supplying the City with Iron Plate
for Bridges. for the term of one xear

MO. 243.-RssolU que lie Contr6leur soft ct
demeure auo,e vndre encan apes dix davis,
de vile, dapres 10 pan ct e
cations nrtgiaras au bureau du Yoyer
lsgn6l FRANS ALPuENTE,
ISgnel JAMES RoBB '
President du Cons dcs Aldermen,
,lsgnel A. D. CROSsMAN, Marie,
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t.
MR. BuLl regard to your saapaa will that have
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ps epr Prorasa Scabe Sypile Cachexa and In all
where indication Of thorough
junction With local treatment think would pre-.
paalen aapalla any physician will ynue
upon earninng the substancea that enter into composition
Respectfully, ysura W. T. pRENTISS, NJ d,
LeHispott, ky., Decenter 4, 1SAT.
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au con'o 90 Finances du Conseil des Aldermen
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du Conte de Finances du ds Essiytsnts
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Geres that PAIN EXTRACTOR has been used in
family Tor Salt Rheum of thirteen DURATION
These fierce diseases have been 1ev they
entirely removed There be doubt but this Medicine oil
virtues that the Patent ecss it,
observation added the respectable
others who have used requiring immediate relief
cheernl recommend 10 the attention The afflicted n
valuable Baise ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
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