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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-14
Later from Mexico and Texas.

L0ttf HfOtn mexico and Texas.
NEW ORLgANs, August 10, 1853
We have received Vera Cruz dates to e th inst and
city OF Mexico to the 21st ult.
The government have called upon the 0svernsrs of
States for correct returns cf an foreigners residing in
Mexico without licenses with view Of imposing fine
or imprisonment upon them.
Galveston dates to ths 5th inst are received They
convey few election returns, but nothing definite.
The crops we're in promising state.
San Antonio advces the 9th inst. state that the
death of General Mirabeau lamar reported
New ORLEANS, August IL. 1858.
The steamship Texas As arrived here with Vera Cruz
dates of the 9th inst Amongst the passengers Capt
Mordecai, " ith the eGardner Commission"
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Accident to the Southern Mail Train.
BALTIMORE, August 13, 1858.
The Southern mail has not yet arrived the cars being
of the track few miles from this city.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c,


WATCHKs AND JEwsLRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling ell descriptions Of
D0IB ArD SILVER WATCHES, JrwELRY SILVER WARE.
at retail, at much less than the usual prices.
JuRGENsEc WATCHES.
Real Jules Jurgepsen watches received W every arrival
with certificates iron him with each watoh
feet unekeepcrs. WATCHES
Dupiex aud levers ir h1rtng magic cases perfect
timekeepers. IsDEPENpENr
and quarter oeoend watches for timing and gold and
silver cases cHaoSoMErERs.
speadia gold pocket ohronometers, which wtho
kstssss which sight days.
kNAMfL wAToHEs
fer ladies. some in hunting cases
DIAMOND wArcaEs
for ladies. some In magic cases.
WATCHES
which chsnge into three different Watches
WATCHES
MP and tura the hands ~ithoot any koy
Fine scd lspine witches four holes joweiled. SIS
Fine g0lt detached1eyers, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ 90
Gold enamehea watches for the ladioa IS Cs
OoH English patent levers hunting cases . . ia %
Silver patent levers low aa...s....,..... 10 CQ
Silver detached levers as low as...........,. IA M
and Al osher styles q sstcbes atelusy low prices
DIAMONDS.
Diamond s~rings pima bracelets finger ringsand
for sale ut much isse Than shc usual prices,
JawEIRy.
keys snd seals gold and pencils gold and silver sh
bles bracelets breasts ouf oeket earrnea Fols
fnd nivr spesssoles gold sootkpeks charms, shstsns
eeernnR suvef spoons, ouPs forks penkniyep napkip
rings truit knvee wedding cako knives TO-, Watches
and Jowery sohapget All watches warranted to keep
All kinds OF watches and clocks oeAned apa l.
She host msnner' st much lees than the usual prices
Importer Of watcbcs and jewery wholeasa "a .ats NJ.
IL Wall streat. second foor near Broadway N' wv
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Arrival OF the Alabama Mt Charleston,
CHARLESTON, August l3, 1858.
The steamship Alabama arrived to-day. in sixty two
hours.
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Ohio River

CINCINNATI August 13, 1853
The river here is in good navigabe order, and the
large boats are running.
PTrsBURG, August 49, 1853
There but two feet ten inches water In the chan.
mel and falling The larger class of boats have been
sgain obliged to lay up.
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From
IMPORTANT TO THE WIDOWS HMRs OF SEAzEN Tue
widows snd heirs Of entited under the ,ts o
ornia Mexico, during the Mexican war should bs
careful into whore hands they place their claims There
Ia very little trouble attending the work OF getting of
their claims through al information freely gven by
the Navy Agent Washington, application, either By
letter or in person Those who find it necessary to
ploy agent find gentlemen engaged the business
who will readily take such claim in hand for less than
ten yer cent.
cur NEw CHARGES TO AUSTRIA AND THE NETHERLANDS.
Nessrs JACKSON Of Georgia, and Belmont. Of New York.
leave for their respective posts by the steamer of the
Goth The latter viii be accompanied BY his family.
avail himself of the authority accorded to him by law of
the last session in the stter of raising the Austrian
Chsgeshp to the grade OF Minister resdent in view Of
the increasing Importance and deic.cy OF currsat
relations with that government Congress, however,
having failed in the hurry attending ths closing Of tAs
rather than for Charge at vienna, Judge Jacksea
gracefully declined to accept ths honor without the
Lesessary means to keep up its dignity of
afternoon for New York
The ,ns the Hon Peter p n. M
The Post.astsr General is said to be At Berkeley
The CONDITION OF BUSINESS THE BUREAU THIRD
AuDnoR.-We understand that matters have besn ~
bs taken up and disposed Of whenever 1t may be called
The uDfoyt tunats Pottawatomes, here. are to 10
sent home by the Indian Bureau, as thsy request.
Dispatches from the Fishing Grounds reached
the Navy Department this morning BY the hands Of
Passed Midhpman PAulding the of the Fultsa
who arrived last night leaving the steamer in the harbo
Of Portsmouth, n where she had just arrived from
Halifax. Commodore Shubrck who is at Halifax witt
the Princeton despatched the Fulton thence this
eIsnd, and will await her return Mr. Pauid-
irg can join her, with the replies to his he Comns
doIe's e ttsrs. which duly determined on to dag
in Cabinet Council, apprshend. The sioopof-war
Decatur ~hen the Fulton left Halifax, understood
TO be cruising in the Bay Of Fundy.
AN INTERESTING POSTAL QUESTION SETTLED Tho Post
Office Department has recently de ded that under the
law Of 1852 subscriber residing in the in which
paper may be printed and published is entitled to re-
eeive it through the mails free of postage from the post
Office within the delivery Of which he may reside even
though that office may be situated without the limits -
the equity aforesaid.
II Commis soner of Indian Affairs learn, proposes
next week to start tour through portion Of tbs
IL dian territory laying west Of the States Of Mssou
aDc Iowa. He calculates under erstand to commence
with the Cherokees and proceed north,
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RATES OF POSTAGE
On letters of the 1ueigh V half Under, by the
United States and Bremen line of Steamers, hereafter to
sail semi monthly le,oeen Ne,v Fork and Bremen-to 90
into effect ,ch the first out going Steamer after the 18th Of
August 1858.
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From Porto Cabell0.

BOSTON, August Is, 1853.
Letters received here from Porto Cabelo, of July 49,
confirm the previous accounts Of the earthquake at Gu
MANA They state that the town nearly destroyed
and that $50 persons perished.
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Last week fseo couple OF fugitive lovers fsuvA tAsr
wsy to old Squire Shelton at Abedeen B.own county,
Ohio and we're uned la the boads " masrinoA1
Biyoroes are easly obtained In Ohio
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The Yellow Fever In New Orleans.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
HAMLToS HOUSE. FORT HAMILTON,


This house deserves the credit Of being the rst amsa
the watering places TO give helping hand to yards
ieving the sufferers by the epidemic nov raging In New
Orlsans At the snggesoa Of a correspondent In yes
terdsys Mirror, subscription opened last evening"
and very handsome collected nearly every board
the house subscribing with the exception Of thoss
who had already literally given at their places Of bu
in New York. The list will remain open unta Nm
day morning next. when viii send you detailed
count Of the amounts subscribed. Now IL you coulA
come down here Mr.. Editor and spend . week at this
popular hotel you would not in the least wonder at te
hbersty OF its inmates. Such beautiful view Of
harbor, with vessels Of all kinds passing to and frs
showing panorama which artist could paint. SusA
invigorating breezes from the sea- such glorious nt
with the moonlight shining the dimpled wavss-
all have tendency to expand the better feelings
nature. but enough-it not my intention to wrts
you extended letter think that suggestion from
you, that other fashionabe watering paces, sush a.
Ne0ort Saratoga, Niagara &C., should follow the noble
example Of Fort Hamilton might bring from those places
handsome returns to aid the suck at NEW ORLEANS.
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AID FOR THE NEW ORLEANS nyFFERERS.
BALTIMORE, August 1852 NJ.
The President of theBoard Of Trade Of this city TO- day
authorized the Mayor Of New Orleans to draw him for
S. GOO, for the relief Of the sufferers.
BosroN, August Is, 1858.
The subscription in this city to the Howard Association
of New Orleans is thus far 50 900. Messrs Gldden
Williams gave $500.
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Yellow Fever at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS August 10, 1853
The number of deaths reported in this city to-day
go, of which 1876 were from yellow fever.
New ORLEANS August IL, 1853.
Tha deaths during the past twenty four hours
two hundred and seventeen of which two hundred were
from yellow fever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-14

E,RANCONTs nIpPODRoME-GLoRIOU SUCCESS.
IL HOT WEATHER BAFFLED.
MONDAY AFTERNOON EVENING AUGUST To-
Ninth week of the grand Tournament Of the
FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD.
Fifth We Elk of The gorgeous pageant of the
FETE OF LOUIS QUATORZE.
The Siegrst Brothers; the wonderful Elephant, Tom
Thumb Chariot Ostrich and Monkey Races Grand Ladies'
Match NJ Franconi his astonishing trained Horses &C.
Magnificent aitsrn ,on performance, as usual
Admit sion:-$l, 80 cents, and 25 cents.
Doors at 2h and O'Clock Performances to c0m
mence balf an hour later.
Tickets secured at the Western Hotel Astor House. Love-
joys, and Dodworth's music store.
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TREATY WITH THE WINNRBAGoEs.-We learn
from the Minnesota Democrat of the 27th July that
the Winnebagoes are to be assembled at Sauk
Rapids on the Sd of August for the purpose Of max
ing treaty for the sale or exchange of the lands
which they at present occupy. Gov. German aud
meet them for this purpose 1t 10 thought that they
will secure in exchange tract of land the Grow
river, deputation Of the chiefs having recently
made on exploration of that part of the country and
returned highly pleased With It's appearance Wash
inetOn Unlon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-14

SLAVE CASE IN ALLEGHENY-REscUE OF SLAVES
FROM suppo fD KIDNAPPER Yesterday information
received by certain persons connected with the under
ground railway" in Allegheny City, that would
ariye in the O'Clock train from Cincinnati, with four
slaves neither and three children, which he had kid
mapped ia Missouri under pretonce Of taking them Bal
TIN ore and freeing them, when in reality his purpose
was to sell the slaves When the train arrived sure
enough the gentleman and his colored friends in
the cars The called kidnapper went in search OF
cab leaving the slaves in the During his absence
the railway men seized the woman and her children
and In spite Of her entreaties placed them in fur
nure car, and drove up street at full speed Arriving
at the Mayors office, his honor Mayor Park,
quested to lake the saves in he this he declined
but as matter Of hursyity allowed them to rest the
Mayors tfce, rs one. - children unwell While
bere the choice Of ae,tS slavery for herself and
childres was left to tbe venan-sbe chose the former
AID after storatves bad been applied the child the
mother and her offspring placed in the furniture
and driven, one knows whore, but IL is shrewdy
supposed they their way to Canada. The
gentleman in shose care the slaves brought to thu
city found 1t sary to make himself scarce in order
TO evade the fury Of the colored hackmen parties
coDgregated at the depot -Pitsbu,g Post August IL.
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" JOHN +. OWENS
The Comedian, in his thrilling nd perlous
ASCENT OF MONTBLA NC.
mr. HENDRICK PETRIKlNS
Pennsylvania Dntchman-the man with the involuntary
muscles. MRS PARTINGTON,
and her guehng spasmoiic daughter,
MISS PENELOPE,
Como SoNGs,
LAUGHABLE ANECDOTES,
AND INCIDENTS TRAvEL,
EVERY EVENING, EXCEPT SATURDAY, AT tn q
ACADEMY HALL, G63 BROADWAY,
Above Blocker street.
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SUPREME COURT.

Before Hon. Judge Mitchell
similar motion made before Judge httcnea. put
he refused to entertain IL for personsl aud na
matter WAS laid till the frat Saturday IN Sepenb
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DANvARDS GEORAMA-EGYPT, PETRA ANI
ID the Land Of Eden Emil irely and extensive pano.
presenting Mount Sinai Wilderness tn,
Ixsesss Red Sea Caravan to Mecca the Great Arabian
Desert with n s wonderful phenomena &C. together with
the famous of the Holy Land and
AdToissA to all the only rs seats
90 entsschdren half price Every evening clock
WsdAesdsS and Saturday afternoons ct O'Clock.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-05-07

ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF BEEF CArTLE.-A
very material advance in the prices of beef cat
tie has recently taken place in this market, re.
ferrable, We find on inquiry, not SO much to a
growing scarcity in those sections of the coun-
try whence come our supplies, nor to an in
creased consumption at home, but to the
sprlnging up of new and inviting markets else
where. Let us explain.
The graziers in the Northern Illinois region.
who have heretofore been among the most ex-
tenslve contributors to the great cattle markets
OF New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Bos-
ton, We are told, now drive their herds across
the plains to supply the demand which invites
them to California. 1t is long and wearisome
journey, to our vision, it is true, but the pastu-
rage is good all the way, and when the drovers
arrive at their destination, prices are realized
which the markets on the Atlantic seaboard
that the cattle dealers of Ohio are turning their
attention in the same direction, and instances
nave even come to our knowledge of large
droves having been recalled from their journey
70 New York to be sent across the plains
Hence just now the comparative scarcity of
cattle in this market, which produces in turn
the high prices asked for beef at Wholesale
say from to l0i cents per pound. At these
rates the retail consumer must be content with
10 and l6 cents, or thereabouts. Beef is TINS
becoming luxury which only the rich man is
able to enjoy.-.N Y. Express.
Snow AT EIsN-We learn that our friends
At Elgin experienced a severe snow storm on
sunday last There was considerable still w.
ing upon the ground yesterday morning, when
our informant left. It was feared that the cold
weather Of Sunday night last injured the pros
pect for fruit. r''
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DEATH FROM RorE JuxrNG.-A girl, about
fourteen years Of age, who was at Sunday
Scnool on sunday, in good health, undertook
o sne next DAY to jump the rope 200 times With
oas stopping She did 50; but the unnatural
ed mortal.-.N Y. Tribune,
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remembrance of which will only cease with my
expiring breath, and the remembrance OF the
many pleasant meetings enjoyed amongst my
brethren in Minnesota, will be retained Whilst
"reason holds her seat on her throne"
JOHN G. POTTS,
D. D. G. Sire.
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Cottcn-Woods River.

As we have remarked, this is considerable
tributary to the Minnesota, coming in from the
south. 1t is next in size to the Blue Earth
we are now at the mouth Of it, ten O'Clock,
ffioay' 1t disembogues through high prai-
Dakota, Wsrcju, and 20 laid down On tn, mana.
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anu tnen we would assume the plOneershp.-
Taking an early start we accomplished this end
before breakfast time. We found the MENACE
rial craft jammed up in short bend of the riv-
er, with Captain and all hands ashore chopping
wood We shot past her, and the next turn
were out of sight. She had been five DAYS
making this distance from Fort Smelling, al
though we have no doubt she took it easy and
leisurly along, and perhaps might have done
better. The Tiger is to be preferred to no
navigable craft at all. The country continues
to improve and the river to grow worse. The
soil is richer and deeper, the trees are more
plentiful and larger, and the river is more
snakishly twisted about and contracted. The
olufs incline evenly and gradually up from the
oank !; on the north side mostly prairie, on the
south heavily beset with huge sugar ma
Piles, ashes, elms, white walnats and lindens. The
view is monotonous until you reach the mouth of
the Wood "a considerable stream from the
south, save few miles below said mouth Won
discover on the northern shore high bluffs of
red sand, underlaid with strata of palish
blue. Upon examination, there are strong in
dications of iron ore at this point, and some
slight signs of coal. The sand of these bluffs is
nearly as deep red as the Sioux pipe-stone.-
They have very beautiful and imposing ap-
pearance from the water.
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-Our lady acquaintance say that Mrs. Mar
vim, on Third street, has the handsomest stock
of millinery ever brought to St. Paul.
--MCloud & Co. have at length received
their large and elegant stock of Hardware,
which is now being opened. Particulars next
week.
j. NJ. Farmer has opened family groceries
and provisions generally at his new store on
Third street, next below the Worlds Fair
His old friends and customers are rejoiced to
welcome him back to business.
The Elephant is back home, and old times
are again uppermost at the Worlds Fair
New goods in mountain heaps and new Gus
toners in scores and hundreds.
The STEAMER INDErENDENcE-Newsh has been
received at New Orleans, that the steamer Inde-
pendence has been lost on the Pacific coast.
The short account says, after striking she swung
round broadside to the beach. when the coal took
lire and she was entirely consumed. The pas
sengers saved, 210 in number, were on a barren
unnhabited island, without water for Sc hours,
and suffered dreadfulIy. They finally attracted
the attention of a whaler, a few miles off, who
came to their assistance with provisions, and
A LION LIrTER.-A lioness in the Menagerie
exhibiting in Cincinnati, has three cubs about
as large as common house cats. They exhibit
a wild. ferocious disposition, and snap at their
keeper if he attempts to handle them.
Mr.. Zollicoffer has withdrawn from the Nash |
vile Banner, and has been succeeded by Allen
A. Hall, Esq, the former editor.
Mr.. THAcKERAY.-This gentleman has re-
turned to England, having cleared $4,000 by |
his lectures in this country. He does not intend
to write book about the United States.
The London Times states the extraordinary
act, that ninety-6ve Of every hundred letters
vent from the United States to Ireland, are to |
pay the passage Of relatives to this country.
PENNSYLVANIA GAUGE LAw.-We learn from
BUR New York exchanges that Gov. Bigler has
lgned the bill for the repeal of the gauge lao
If Pennsylvania. There is nothing now in the
ray Of uniform gauge in the roads around
he lakes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19

80 i'll he fh time fnF IIS In he nwn nnon them like
thoI,vsnJ f iy;ci, Tske Inn1Io1, and the,, wv.
shall have tobn BniI nv The horns: take Paris md
thaIlI give ne all tb lining Countries That, sail
up the Mediterranean, drive tte English and
repch a ais oil n fore rs. forct. nv lhTh,pl,
seSoIien bnrn'S thew teIi alj6lit. qieh. Ri Under
,io nd ssSr.,, rghf hay,, nil sweef
all over csIest;nn
What,S ~ I've done an ,t6tber side. oSef tlis pa
q; ,s,,v oint much OornlIiDIort. Perry ans fair.
Iv got he wedge min oyster shell of J;Innn
and that's half 9h.. send
to annex China m bisway round and on, his roilte
SS ft an f1f I1rifii.
,birI,s MIL M ;sts 40 tdsV an Ia nick y so fai,S,
II yiis isIIay To, iiatS Ilnti
fst 49,;
hinder y oyry and 81 al home
and baviSs Sood fi2,tloiit. Ie shalt certainly
then sne,,y r nil hands 11isiak
offices no,,rh for theIll9ihat Offices aud
Snoiic ali 4 for sroils
And every man Of us Ais nce IKE
flint aS well aghirist Tieht.handed backsldines as
sssinst IsSfa nteI defgctions. which ntaynfeiu-
dice ar en6stTass the onward propress ofthe Re.
mini n - Then there needn't he no more ouarrel-
Inc The Hars and Softs about which gets
ths 800 e. thsrs,I he ennneh for tbe whole hi
Si..lt " lol sne.e =
- - -. ~ lead with this business
- ~ ~ T. 1ar 1I,cIt Toshna saws thtsnaf-
~ hos 30, ;t terrible snarl and NOTHING buta
Nd set ,en, ont Of IT, ee says
SSoiI,.s 5, IF New Work haslost his head
,; - - S;,sa Observation-Disclosures between him
sni NJ. Give T,bav hnth tried to see which
conII stand nm tbeg straiehtest ON the Baltimore
r. ~. t t.d That fbe nlatffno
anu 800, ~ he sn,,afed
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nrs1cK AND AFFLloTEp.En

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world for the cure obstinate coughs colds, asthma
bronchitis, blood splitting liver complaint whoopng
cough Group tickling rising in the throat nervous de
bity pains the side breast, broken constitution
from the abuse caomel and other causes is DOCTOR
swAYNE,s coMPoUED, SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY; and consumpion has reached state, and
stunned character hitherto considered incurabe, yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild cherrypre-
partition Remember-the great Original Wild Cherry
preparation and tho only compound prepared by regular
physician is manufactured under the immediate care
DR. SIHAYNE, at his Laboratory, MOI North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia.
For sale 6y-DR. JAMES BAKERi 'kELLS q cALD-
WELL; and PATTERsoN6t Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDsALLf & Co., Cincinnatii
and by dealers generally. fe. sep1s
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For the Wheeling lntolligoueor

A PARODY.

F4RoDr,
..The boy stood on the burning s[1Rs. HEnASS
The box stretched on. dc cfoOtbench, lay,
ms books around him thrown,
His ehdrns had all gone out e.piay,
And lett him there alone. s5.
Yet, stalwart limbs were his, atneed.
And merry glance and note,
As born in youths wild pranks to lead,
And flight, or fun promote.
The siee burst forth, but oil in vain,
His Aeartiyas vexed and otsi 80
He turnedhim to his bench agatu,
: To dream OF home once more. - 49, -,
He called aloud, ooh. iathsr, say
If yet my task is doneH"
n sThatfather now, was far away Ss5nss
~ And needed not his son.
ttspeak, father,n once again he cried,
fIr yet may go home, stgE9
And" but the booming. shouts replied,
s.PshawI WHY'S come out, come'i gasl ~ i.
Upon his ear, shout, jibe, and Jest, 5a,.ls
In harmless point were speti > tlis
He looked from that hard plank OF rest
IN snllen discomfort. -..
And shouted butonc more, aloud, T.
'sNIy father, must stayl" 7E ~
While brooms and busters raised a cloud,
That dulIed the light OF day.
1twrapped him round in dIngy gloom; p =
~ TITLED his nose and eyes, ai2s.tN.
,Itmade him .'dfot'' the dusty room,
But still, supine. helles.
There came peal7-the sehocl,bell's sound
The boy, where is he now7
Ask tho deski where, gathering round,
Young learning's votaries bow. ~
Lo classic page, and modern lore
His nobler thoughts employi
And, pinlng on that bench, no moro
,Isseen the home;sick boys
RLLESpALr. W, B. B.