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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-07
Goal.

GOAL The subscribers prepared % furnish Red
Ash -iaed James NeiI las ntrofzsed
tke Ss~York AAset snIIed last sscn =. gwen Universal
the s1czVe me Wae Ash RAD
Nv Coa rrse b. Jckn Pkeston vch for FoGnd .od
Dcuesu rposrs Be- scrpsssed parties purchasing
~, cerend uVc1 hsvlss tie sne H.tes -. -
WEST. BLAKISTOS cox,
OScs No s. Wa1nf-f Wk.zf No. 2 Richmond
Esferro-SASn- fHosPsos 4 SEFHxE, SssfGk
JErEEEsos BcxDEs, Fsn River
PtiiA1spAis- Mach l. Iss5
COAL-The subscriber has in yards, and u constantly
~ d-rfsrn- a. the kiads OF A7tss AID Btuninoas
cos. Peach 0rhArd BeSs Hs<rA Lssh Liverpool Oral
CsnDe saaey ke ke- al Of the be gsehy. delivered
$780,. asa and or sale ew JANIS L WORTH
Ah-st. TaSzpson. and 6th-.v, Aros<f
pyssSgvs sfiss Ne wAAL
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paints, Glass, &f.

paints, Glass, &t.
A. PERRY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer 10
Drug Medicines Dyesuf. and European Lesehsa
syrgps No Is Elm Aaacsers MAnchss
~ n.
WHITE LEAD WAREHOUSE No l59 Fronr-st-,
w corner II Msidenlzne NEW YORK and SAUGERTIEs
WHITE LEAD COMPANY have in Store tall s-Ortn-nt Of
r~ror White which hey ofeT large SINAI packages
the lowest rateA Lead considered By city
lie article Manufactured JANIS hcCULLOCOh, frdent
CHARLEs w. HESRY. Seey
ZINC PAIETS-rHE NEW JERSEY ZINC
II COMPANY Esnut.etarns these Psiaz Of sapsro
o,.Irv Al OF which warranted PUHE
he apparently every rsee Of Lne eTer Lad Rsinns we1 20
bb,b-I e1a grantty nearly double me sTfe,
I'd srrre npch onse evident hat cost 70 hs consznes
nor iu he lcrs run, bali ~ Dest
~ sac kY tie principal dealers his ard o.ksT tes
ma. sf.crg-erS priees and by the Com2.nJs AEsnts,
AAsSISG sQrLER. No. ~ Dey-st- Aev-Yott
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-07
6erses, Carriages, ser.

4 ARRlAGES-The subscribers have jsst opened then
~ Carriage Nuebcuse with stock Of C&<ss
sbe for Cny southern WHICH attention Of
snd 4e.es respectfully invited MAJOR THOMPsOs Co, Sos
. and WEBSTER st. near Csnal@r MAJOR THOMPsOx.
JANIS CLBAENTE.
EOR sALE-A pair Of Trotting Poney Horses, fifteen
u AsLds high and Upward f youns hind sad sgznd Ia
qsiFs At UBssa Ly~y stsss Ne 30 MAR.
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Alillinerp, &r.

DONKET and DREss-TRINsISG, RIBBONS
- SILK snd PARTISAN MILLINERY DEPor-PsrshAssr Of
the choicest
" he tess economy hereby respectfully examine
Of Rbbons and Dre-
uh6 opened the subsber having paFchAsd
enr auction AID importing souse advantageous
enables oder tbs sptd tock Of nh aDe desirable
f,ocs ,rees infinitely bad
10 as CIV ~ Il. LIcHTES3TEIy
Ne. 80 B0g-ry, Of He-psz-s
NB-A ard sesan Of Sbons, selected
rsfe-sEce the late Ras2E style Of trimming es
I EGHOkk BONNkTS, CAPOTEs and FLATS
IL RICHARDS 4 CROMWELL have lsrzs .-.ort
moods Which they call ts Of de sse
Mlrsa Also Engl4h. Preach and Italian Straw BonDee
Bracs ard Triurs eyey variety; Rbbonk Glaze Laoe
Foers Inc hnsy Goods ssneay al Of which they
lowest prices. RICHARDS CROMWELL
No. lie Wilsn-r, ID door below Futcn-
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Removals..

pIATCHFOhD ~ RAINSFORD have removed
~ rom No - w sTi - 70 No g Wai. var ne " o
strictly also the Hss0eon Of Loans I'D Aa0a9 sel'
IMPRESS HILLS CEMETERY. The Office OF the
- Cypress hills Cemetery removed 70 No. % Broadway Up
OF Stages has Teen established 70 direct 70 the Ce w5e
Hlorasnon concerning may o. the Ua
SeTtsksIsin the city. or Al the ofioe.
Il ELLYS ENGRAVING and PRINTING OFFICE
removed ST EorSo w1ssa . :: yas aedEs an
, no Ss,s chs S s .e NBWansd soo5 Pet "a
grsvsf also sOOd Letter Easrsyer. Inquire - above
= livery STABLE.-VuENIINE a. COLES
IL have removed Livsry Stable from No IS Allen No. ia
Iast dsv- where they respectfully sO; he FsrFoH
ase Of their foraeE psfrO7s and the pubic senerLy
NESMITH & Co have removed 10 the spacious stores,
IN Noe SO and II Broadway.
NOTICE of REMOVAL. W. BASsETT Chem
~ snS ApotAea No ga Broadway rsseesfay t
where N aDSsr Mr. TADAAS the besne-. WI .
dseted under iks sra Il IADAANk Co
DUBLISHERS' kEMOVAL-NEWMAy & WI
SON rreriv Ms-k H. Newman c. have renewed ta<s rss
Ocl Of Bools and SssssneI gE Nc ~ brosssy . "a 10 fa
80 ~ 80. - "a a. sv -. - az
thsH interest IN aesi wa then NEWNANs IuSOs
pEMOV - LAWRENCE's DAGUERREO-
BIo.Sssy, corner Of whiss-,-
DEMOyAI.-ADRLANH MULLER q, Co. Real
70 Ne M.trogOt1s B1HE Bgas h0ss eoraeT Of Bssssy
DEMOVAL-w. II. ROBERTS, Draper and
III Tso- h removed from Ne 7ol B-ostws7 NJ IL
sce oyrosife WeshngL-p fsrts Of
.csprion usui s. EaG-
waited oS e1siGrasII Linen Coa's .Id Psn.s-
DEMoYAL-The ST. Nicholas insurance Company
h ssovee . TIE Of ssv Has
TIE Ksksrhcks hsnk sAre th-y eon-1s Podces
proved ffe Rsks-NeU-l ork. APxl > is5l
CsAs o RICsaRDsos seey. 81 HOPPER MOTT PsssSert
DIMOVAL-THE EMPIRE CITY BANK has been
IL rsroyed Brcadw.y, o. Aahouys rssuty
ocrrried BY tn BFcsGvzy Ban l. Il CHURCH CasAief
DEMOVAL Of the FOREIGN EXPRESS ED
h WARDS SANFORD &c. removed roa Ne Ne Wsl+ %
Nc 81 Broadway.
DEMOVAL-SfOFFORD, TlLESTON & Co.
h fua No "a s01h No Bro.a.s, IA,
sxn1
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent OF LIVERPOOL and
spAia sssaazh;p &C. has srovsd Br5.away
VNHE BOOT-MAKERS' UNION have removed from
Il No q N.zAa 1t 70 No 10 Asss;- AGAR ths Nas-sai
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alafhiHerp, &r.
NEW THING

/ NEW THING ENTIRELY The most astonishing
"a heard Of Barrels faHs hers aad az. nae . @so
'nousb 20 yaInis snnTeiy Sy a.eHneIy IN, ~ /, p.ent
for which we have received Silver Medal. and state DPon.
.a tbs ali Of equal length planes Ouiale perfectly
noOth the, the quality Stthe nmoe 9ipss tas.o u E s % h.
VIDE OF narrow bowels the turns tho head
peis eomreis snG Of supenor thai challenge the io
produce better barrel ikiR hes than oar haeha MAKE :, a,
Of $50 per day the apgle st to which We ln' the
attention all who choose them inspection We manuiee
sI It eS 10 sr USE which be @Taatd @ hqa ,h.
liquids adapted the packing dry goods IN it
the machines make imperfect article efesp sh- aeec'
hsss shop Al E'nir N.Y. directly on the Yos
and Erie Raosa, the Eb and Niagara Fails Railroad hs me
guies wsA noHh q tie depot where any parsons ~ s
syeIy branch Of We viii feel the utmost pleasure IN EXHIBIT
Sons drs,o1, Of rcbssos and Machine. for oes
sg now vn2a can Sss any % bu. @ Of the States remain
ins "a oan o Of % vii no doubt hod Cor disposal desirable
iona within the respective ierIiteleA ~ ~ SonoSs ~, 81
be invented for the same purpose an a entirely 'pef's
sps@s1. be By eaiIs the Editor. Of The
Es~Yok Tribune WIN TRAP Co Pstelees sGs Pr motors
TOR sALE-One Woodwork Patent Planning Ma
manufactured the best BY John n Lester, al
Of Apply c. d sACKETT, No 81 IAbcrty-st, n y
I LIGHTNING RODS.-Whle all other Rods con
n ss sssl ss n o Ri Par 'f
u. Rod has naav received unqualified prefer;
s II 81 ,sr interest 70 cal on The pTopsors l. LYON Co.
No rs Broadway CORNELIUS BERRIAN their only agent Tor
HewYcrk and vicinity at 9ist-st, lorkvihe
STEAM and GAS PIPE-JOSEPH MASON, (Of the
- late finn Of walworth Mason Gud No Broadway
curss Wrought Iron PIE for steam Gas and Wsisr ssy Cocs
finss and description q Steam and 0s. ora steam Boilers
Boiler fues Feed Pumps Cola Eysor4iors steam Vacuum
and Water Gauges and other eao boer s ngne
PendAgeS lie also variety sesm .no tot WeeI
warming and Gss Lighting apparstns % examples as
woFt in nearly every sscnon Of the country.
rlNo PRlNTERS-For sale, second hand Single
Il Cylinder Napier Printing Machine good working eder bed
SxA inches TRADE besEsrl made by Hoo A. double sodium
Adam. frs od pstiera Apply from Y 70 70 r j. RICHARDS
No. l07 Faon-st
VNANTED--A 20-horse Engine (secOnd handy, with
w n without boiler. Apply W. b. LEON ARD Z w.
SMITH, No Is Merchants Exchange
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-07
pinuo-fortes.

TOTIAY PIANoS-REMOyAL-Gr Great bargains
AZ Pi.Dos snd hsloaeoa s99 IN ca1. ce,esr.sd
spsI.ry sna i,crssed desne 9 7 y, 20 - - =
D. -. s1s ,r CTS roous uo-e1 Q, Aathoay = "a
Brosdssy vhs-r Be oHss Ere 800 o. 49, - -
20 s,.. p A. srrSsea d sa.s al ~, 80
srsf.cos ssoondt.ss Pi.nos a. - - = 80 80 -,
sl $3.50 sl: as $50 Is s. So Is IS ss s SIC sl s' s's
so5r Fi-oo ior ale chesP: second bad -. 49,
H.. =; lev f-n1' - HORACE Waters, 80 , q 4---
HOLIAN PIANoFORTEs, at 40 40 BrOadEay
~ a ~. assortment Ps1os toa ne sseo-li-a lS1s7
Eset Dsvis Boso1. Go IL SCI = lasIal - y =
Leeo 70 g. -. :. ,s-T ~ u-ieef Pi,no- ~
F'r''0' A'l'-' LNcoLS thompson No ~ Bro.dSry
a e FISCHER, (late Nuns Il FischerD n.nIfsc-
d tor and No 10 Greenvict era-i o. Ojsr
IS ~ 49,, III tr1e Pano-Fortes tuned, rep4i AID
ehs1 sed- " B-Al.o. sossa Piano-F0rsss for s..e-
HEssRs. LIGHTE IL NEWTON, No. :. Canalsi
vi !. co--equenoe TIE increased daLo .ne lnrs<e
Of beI PIAK0FoRTEs have d fbsIr eases Haa ,rs os
nr,r-r.S 10 ofsr their Sis1ne s1of SI
psst an eTtsnve IN plan AZ sr3snsafee eS o.
modern sye from % !, oeisSs s &c '-'NO' 1-'
NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO FOkl Is
~ We have 10. sss .ousei Of Ne- .ad Sseona-
Band Pi4Dcs for sle sSd @ h,s PI.ses sO $3.50 ' LIS
uon ~" Wv ~ ~ - SANFORD Il BROTHER
DIANOFORTES.-The finest assortment Of Piano,
Forte. city may be ouae az the WLreroons Of r
Ieresr Paeue Acton Psoos and variety Of Nefok ard bOn
with sne without tie kosI Aso 99sSoI s2s soo1aA''
PisrOs or sale or 70 let MI CUkIIs NO W sro>aSV
DIANO-FORTES WAKE 81 Co. have removed
their wsreoou from Fulton No q Bsreay- opposite Col
se place Al ose quest Of very me Piano 81 very oS Pne
please call and e1anine
DIANO.FORTES- about purchasing Pianos
viii End their Advsutsse TO cal on hASf-s 20.
OF Pianos from G. u IN respect eq1A 20
s1y this city. written VsrTantee VIII De p1en AoOEe
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xxyuo WOULD HAVE BELIEVED 1T
w Only Sso no sIas FOR FULL LOT - WINFIELD.

rsia hssssicl village ntusse1 eeseeesL cssoe ,eo ne
fenie bsips only halt nie above Sai'ay Os1eey
~ :. s.r,y on The Keed and Etskesy
sta - q eJ, rurn ne kr 81 The
s,, - Esvsost Res3 viii pss along TIC property md
~ Flushns Railroad dscty tneesh u mus fea-
ss,,,s 49, than The upper Of has cay
ehesrnsss o. .ees - 80 $3.50 ,.s a.
ss, ~ "a In tsct WinseA Lott po<ses sdssns.scs
heath location second 70 eone ~ ~ WIN,
Se<irshe place - "a g., .s.A
IRIS properly broad streets sao az 81, ss
.naH silrcsdev- directly tnfeet1 " w. 49, - ~
.-lI ID baih the Kkilscsa Depot -. ~
c.rsx es. superior other pet
49, ~ being within distance tok AeA P@e"- "A'-
- - to about Sc<h hor CITY Hal -. q.
~ nrorersy Be cold 6bssl terms va ten e.
LOT and the eeisnce 70 ssi
q The psrsAsg reduction Of 10 per cent ~ %
80 80. :, tbs frsf 100 Lotssole-
49,. :. -. .,i hnrtbsr p<rcnse sppH -.,,D.,r
f& ">Fe n "a. ANDRkWS 4 j. y. KENDALL.
No sTryoarow. Gamer Of Chsfhsn<tt
CITY Hall New York. OF e. the
IrOn foandry. q the premises
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EOR SALE orto RENT, at ShergoOd,

IN
J. 2mles from the Jersey City FerryInat newly hashsa
villa Lut Ia the Italian containing paror dnngropn oiay
on The rst foof bedrooms second and COM
oous IN, cellar Price, including v ois OF ground ev
~ seVefa
ground s5 onps The above property eb slalede the w
~ Reyeen Hin az the tho Newark and Bergen Point f
fare al cent and provcbA for It's heathnes AMI beny
az location commanding view OF Staten Island ne N
v hs bay and York Brookyr, Lorg Island Nc MOI
Isber from the Exchange Newly tine udng the @
fsn Maa,eo OF the above property reserved
some 40 ares which up parcels OF from owe TO seven
is suitable resdences several OF which has ses1
has st ion Oae some tie desirable locations whieh ne wil
sp OF on liberal and accommodating terms those Who WI i
Prove For particulars apply TO HOMER MokSAN no Hstq
,c,sn Rsnk Pine A. Y Mess. CLERK BACOT AseAi'
tscts No IS MoptRontry.st, Jersey City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-07

I0R SALE cc 70 LETIA Farm 90 acres good house
xsh.neeS tor Guy PfVfehV' J. c. LANPHER
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TX CASKS BLEACHING PowpERs- Aaoas and
- vii arrive tAis week snS OR sIs hv
JAS. r DERncksoN 4 c. Ne 100 Fssse<Hu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-07

The u.tes dividend Of hdys Per Cent tho
tie payable IN Scrp On and after
the second Monday m MAY next
be cefthcates
OF 1851 sd l2 Of on aud ater
Monday oh MAY and that the outstanding certificates OF profits
the outstanding certificates FOR tho
wear e he paid holders thereof their legal representatives,
the certificates % be presented
and cancelled of By order o. the Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-07

nor SALE-Vauable Real Estate at Hastings con
ns Of several villa Cottage SteA containing from three
land All these parcels are well fenced and wse1
enmsudpr the Hudson hvei and
ntrv and within five walk of Hudson River Railroad
sep For particulars inquire of C. 4. MEGRAfh Hastings or
81 Ma ln9 WAAhugtona 81, New Yok.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-07

1T
Laa sood delnr house and spacious buldags situated
enc mile nosheae Ehhehoyn Railroad depot ami three
quarter OF depot the NewJersey Central
Farm pleasantly situated and wou5 make dSTso
butne<sin ts Cars several na
Say 70 city by Newark and boats by Elizabeth Port Com
mutation COO Half Of the purchase noney can remain on
hS sSs coyts,se ndered Apply to ID b. WINTON No Try
orrow Hasl,sn RAlIoad Buildings opposite the City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-07

FJNHE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE COM
Il PayY Of the CITY Of NETWORK, estabhshsd 1851,
NJ IA Csnasf; BrEnch - Broadway Of
Ws.t opposite Tr1lry ch4EcbInsure Buildings Aerchsnrs.,
Vusesod furniture, Pot 49, u Csoes a.
lcss 6sEosse ~ FIRE JEREMIAH IEhbELLr Fresdsc-
=
GEoKGE PArLpnsG. surveyor
rI,HE MERCANTILE FIRE INSURANCE COM
Il PASY Nc ia Broadway, corner Of Johzst
CAPITAL 500, 300.
r,.-. .zrr damage Fire Merchandise. Dwelling
Ec1s ualfe MstoUses and kesss pert e ne e1sonty
"A a inN-a-S-'' Fte--S1A
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U,HE MECHANICS and TRADERS FIRE INSU-
L RANCE COMPASY-Ofee No go OEsndst, opposite E.st
B-oaawsT Cspit. saooce al pad IN can WI insure build
- furniture, property generally
All Gppbesors ;EoGsh dapsseh Pos o. vi Be IN
-'~1~" ~ RICHARD n HOE Vies-Pre<SsnL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-07

EOR the LADIES-The Crystal Palace souvenir, OF
uted Magazine Ladies' Fashions in Paris aud New York
nov u press sill DO pubsed the h OF May tbs interest,"
ips WORK (pubhed for gatutous circulation only y DIT, ho
BfLPN Proprietor the Pans NIta and Foreign sns~ hpo
rum No G Broadway will contain other useful maef q
beautifully EngEaybgs Of the latest PAen designs IA
Nsnns with descriptive paculs VI the menera Of which they
s Sc Win be any part Of Tho Unon on Ap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-07

NOR NAl4E or EXCHANGE for CITY PROPER-
rYe q choice Land Including splendid Fssn Nth
ssutatatai lS'N II. HURp No s77 Sa-av
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

SHORT PRAYERs.-Sir William Wyndham
gives one made by soldier just before tho bat
tie of Blenheim-"O God, if there be a God, save
my soul if have a SOUL
Sir David hume gives one made by distin-
guished cavalier just before the battle of Edge
HILL -
20 Lord, thou knowest how busy must be
this day; if forget thee do not thou forget me-"
ST. Folk gives one of La Hire
20 Lord! beseech thee this day to perform
for La Hire as much as thou wouldst wish La
Hire to perform for thee if he were God and
thou vert La Hire.
And he faacied that he prayed very devoutly.
The above reminds us of the PRAYER short
and pithy, of Tennessean, on the eve Of the ever
memorable battle of New Oerans Weary and
travel-worn, as he approached the battle ground
he supplicated the Deity as follows:
30, Lord, be on our side to day, if you can.
If you can't be on our's don't be on t'other, but
lie low and keep dark, and you'll see the d-d'st
fight you ever did See.'
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

Doc IN CHURCH.-An amusing incident
occurred at one of the churches in neighbor-
ing village last sunday afternoon. just as the
services were about to commence, good sized
dog was observed to be Sauntering about the isles,
probably in search of his master. After ma
king Il pretty thorough examination Of the isles,
he ascended to the pulpit, passing up the stairs
OH one side, and down the other. But not hav-
ing attained the object of his search, satisfied
his curiosity, he again ascended the stairs, and
took the same route, bat with no better success.
Again he ascended the steps, bat instead Of
passing through the pulpit, he took posi-
ton on the upper step, where, settling himself
upon his launches, he deliberately surveyed The
congregation for some minutes, during which
time pause ensued, in which it seemed doubt
full whether the audience would litter outright,
or the dog begin to bark. At length after
waiting in vain for the sexton to appear one of
the good deacons resolved to expel the intruder.
But the dog, as if anticipating his intentions,
took his old route through the pulpit, and as
the deacon passed up one side, the dog went
down the other. This was repeated two or three
times, to the no small amusement of the assem-
bed congregation. The deacon at last seized
the dog bv the neck and the way he marched
him down the broad aisle was enough to make
a philosopher smile. This having been accom-
plshed, the services were commenced with all
the gravity it was possible to attain under the
circumstanceS.-BOs Boston Transcript.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

You've MEN.-There is no moral objects
so beautiful to me as a conscientious young
man. / watch him as do star in heaven;
clouds may be before him, but we know that
his light is behind them, and will beam forth
again; the blaze of others popularity may
outshine him, but we know that though unseen,
he eliminates his own true sphere. He resists
temptation not without "a struggle, for this
is not virtue, but he resists and conquers; he
bears the sarcasm of the profigate, and it stingS
him, for that is trait of virtue, but heals with
its own pure touch. He heeds not the watch
word of fashion ifit leads to sin; the Atheist
who says, not only in his heart, but with his
lips, "There is no God!" controls him not;
he sees the hand of creating God, and rejo-
ces III it.
Woman is shelteted by fond arms and loving
counsel; old age is protected by experience,
and manhood by its stength: but the young
man stands amid the temptations of the world
Ike a selfbalanced tower. Happy he Hwho
seeks and gains the prop of morality.
Onward then, conscientious yOuth-raise thy
standard; and nerve thyself for goodness. If
God has given thee intellectual power, awake
in that cause; never let it be said of thee, "He
helped to swell the river of sin by pouring his
influence into its channels" If thou art feeble
in mental strength, throw moi that drop into
polluted current Awake, arise, young man!
assume that beautiful garb of virtue! 1t is diff
cult to be pure and holy. Put on thy strength,
then. Let truth be the lady of thy love-de-
fend her.-1MrS. Caroline Gilman.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

In fact these Ohio Valley States produce as
much wheat, Indian corn, hemp, flax and flax
seed, as well as the rest of the Union! In re-
gard to wheat, the census does not show that
TACT; but it is well known, the crop of 1919,
which was returned in the census, was not much
over half the usual crop in the Ohio Valley
The State returns show that Ohio alone has az
erdged thirty millions of bushels of wheat per
annum for three years. In fact, the State of
Ohio is the first III wheat, Indian corn, WOOL
wincS-fld flax seed. With such immense agris
cultural resources, these States must soon be-
come densely populated, and thus furnish the
materials for vast railway traffic.
The five States above enumerated contain
about One-fourth the population of the United
States; but, as they produce nearly one-haIt the
grain, it is obvious they have Il surplus far be-
yond any other section of the country. For ex-
ample, Ohio has an average OF thirty millions
of bushels of wheat per annum, of which six
teen millions are a surplus equal to the entire
surplus OF the United States.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

CHLORIDE OF LINE FOR SMUT.-A most sue
cessful experiment has been made with chloride
of Iime'for destroying smut on wheat, by W. E.
STEEL, Assistant Secretary of Royal Dublin So
ciety. The seed wheat was SO thoroughly mixed
with smut, on purpose to impregnate it, as to
color the whole Of light brown. One pound
of the seed wheat was stepped in saturated
solution of chloride of lime; another pound in
a solution of Glauber's salt, afterwards busted
with quicklime,-the preparation recommended
as best by the French Commissioners, A third
pound was untouched The result was, there
were only t,oo ears of smut from the pound of
seed with chloride of lime; there were $40 from
that treated with Glauber's salt, and $40 from
the untouched portion. A pound of perfectly
clean seed produced no smut.
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The LANGUAGE CT JOY AND SoRRow.-We
seem to be better acquainted with the miseries
than with the happiness oflife. This is shad-
owed forth by the fact, that in at least the Eng
Esh language the words to experss what is good
and pleasureable are fewer by great deal than
those for the bad and painful Wehave colors to
paint every shade of wickedness, and strokes
for every stage of woe: let the crime be the
blacklist, we can give it a name; let the cup be
the bitterest, we can tell of the very lees But
to tell of the varying lights of pleasure, and
all the winning ways of goodness, we are wholly
at loss and the most we can say of the great
est goodness is, that there is an unknown, in
describable charm about it, the most we can
say of the highest bliss, that it is unutterable--
From Dallas Ptetics.
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THE TOO POPULAR CREED.
RY CHAS. 2. SHIBBAS.


Dimes and Dollarsi dollars and dimesl
An empty pockets the worst of crimesl
If man is down give him thrust
Trample the begger into the Dust
Presumptious poverty's quite appalling
Knock him overl kick him for fallingl
If a man is up, OH lift him higher!
Your souls for sale, and he's a buyer
Dimes and dolarsl dollars and dimesl
An empty pockets the worst of erirnesl
know poor. but worthy youth,
Whose hopes are built on maiden's truth;
Butthe maiden will breakher VOWS with ease
For wOoer cometh whose claims are these:
A hollow heart an empty head.
A face we'll tinged with the brandy red,
"A senl selt-trained in villany's school,
And Cash-sweet cash! he knoweth the rule;
Dimes and doilarsI dollars and dimesl
An empty pockets the worst Of crimesl
l know bold and an honest man,
Who strives to live on the Christian plan,
But poor he is and poor will be,
A scorned and hated wretch is he
AT home he meeteth starving wife,
Abroad he leadeth the lepers life
They struggle against fearful odds,
Who will not bow to the peoples godsl
Dimes and dollars! dollars and dimesl
An empty pockets the worst of crimes!
So get We wealth, no matter how!
"No questions asked" of the rich, trowl
Steal by night and steal by day,
doing it all in legal way
Join the church, and never forsake her,
Learn to cant and insult your Maker;
Be hypocrite, liar, knave and fol,
But don't be poor!-remember the rule
Dimes and dollars! dollars and dimesI
An empty pockets the worst of crimesl