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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
WhaIers.

New BedoId 18Th susar, H0Eisnd Psic Ocean Ts
cahua1s % with Loo op- ~ do ~ oil sod 10 bis
tie voyage. H- freight 2i b0s OIL from blk
Peru.
Accession Jan ship spartan Wyer Nantucket SEATED
ably bas about Is Reports card rou 10 lat Nov
probably Kings Nil Coup b4sH jasper k0tch, Se~Bedi0d
1eC
AtTsht Msy James E~ard Luce Of New Bed hove down
having teen .shcre a FEET 10 N. nAoor
The Faukal6 I.alds As n oaks h.ry Frarcea smith u
UEreu Monrgo-r, Cushing, NeT-Bed1id y WATER
Csxton. Andrews, Ssn Fra CISCO, 20 %.
b. bark h reports March 3 ef 3
Al lon boarded b. boar from the susan Of Ssluckssup
Pied with aces ste reported having l2SO
bt p rsst aid with cury; she Intended
ITO Tshuans fresh pPe o.. reported March 10
Guam so sp- doubt l.1to = an
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RROWN-In Brooklyn "Wednesday July = Grace Holbook,
h,d of T. and A. h. BrowD AGED IL mouths anu days
The OF the family Ae invited to atseed he ianorAl NON ne
ce ot lei taentS llS Thursday al VI
tuesday July % ksa j., youngest daughter
of qh' mas A. fuuet, the 18th year Of her age
qs eua OF the faulty requested st1end the aaea nom
c.i1, & hui h. u Friday, July ~ a. Z NJ
sir pNAN-On morning, July - OF dsensery fedeck
80 ~ Clsres snd Elizabeth StToog StednAn,
~ S5,ocl M ssea yeSIs months aud 4 days
WIIIiS-At New snbwkh Dutehess So on Wednesdsy July
Q, Tl<nas son Of AID Mi the 10th OF ais
~ sras az the invited zteod the fanera on Thurs
.x sasrnaop Al NJ from the esdenee Of hs father, NO y
Isish.i vltlou further nolce - ,,.,.
zkBRiskIF--At Persnas Bergen Co, n J, JAY n william
aser only child Of ZabIke Of this aed years days
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Cambridge CnIIle Market.

Reported Ns~-York Tribune b. Joan Elrox.
"WEDNESDAY, July ., lc5l
Amerke 79 Csiteahou zoe Beeves and stores consns
Norkirs Oxen Calves leLEnEs and wears ID
MAkSIT BEfF-KSir. Per q al IS, quav s. IS
..erd quality e. 70 g third qgsh e. 50 s5ds5
H,dss perewt,s5 15ast Ts!ow, sIGS7 ~ Peu > 1881
CAT Sims lie. PER y. -
sTokEs-N oTkiDg Oxer. s9f : o. Sis. slseGsli2
Coxs ard syes. s48, 81, SO, sflos11
Yearnugs 81 az sdel5.
Two-yeSIs od S9l. s1ja S55.
Threeyeals cd. SIS. al .Hdsa
Veal CaveS s. SSdi2, - AZ market; qua superol.
sHEEP LANBs- COS q; mA-ket market ul
hard; quality excellent
Tatrs g. q 81, 6dS7.
y, Let g. IS . So = IS sScsi n
SWINE-Eole
kIs,EEooi heavy Beeye. today the supply
Of Beef beng rather demand there IN extra
A. frt gusy Illinois Bceves, uarke
sod rad and SewfOrk SIme ID Beef
Il aW b
due YESTERDAY did uiornus
u the Pass1mpsle.
Of nine near Junction BY rae. YER g.
the Fi,ccbrIz Railroad
Fcen Lowell Railroad loaded EIth Cattle sheep H5rs
swl,e Fowls
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT Or Nsw-YORE


steausrs-GeCrze Creek. Ba more II y rsJl1r 90
NJ %. Roberts, lf7ama.
sclfrck. ~avaruat. :. I. Mrcteu
sap Prince Brldish. Lof don. Grnne Mnfarn Co
BsfsWbte Cloud, Mitchell, ftuo5-f md Rocaele, IN j.
Auna. iNowl Befk-n Joan y B. sslI3t l-u.
CL-rletarg. JrukL.. savannah lunch M-iucke.
sllecteL Bremen X. C. Burlage. X VI
August. fu-tcll B. Wtou. Zszs tu.cl 4 Meincke.
Selooitrs- s4 gel Raukin brvu. Philadelphia james Hand
Ivrchlu Couch Richmond. n. P-rs0u; M0Ifr0-e
>trrges. Clesrsn Co James Poser. tBrj an
them Enes HufelLs; 5qsy Orr Aaieu 81 stephens 3D.
Pr-bt.e Tlo1ps Inn
Eusls Del ni.cn Ausos B. Meri +. Conquest Wordsn
A.. Haven Dlth4m u4nlou.
Ssnheek Phiadephs. D. saudfJrd cayu.A
ROBIN }. y. Bnss.
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snI,- of -tock- at PhlIadrIp WEpxEspaY Jaly n

- Fb,f Ikard-s,uo Nsvsatan G. q 81 s1c5 L4- -
f2OC Gee De- g. Is : 600 Nora Rs'.r'ed = g. AZ ~
K,soitg Bord ~ lsI: Ches De- Cana C. si:5s Ev P
;ii t DO siwn e iodo b. "a 10 d. sjvn ga lp q, r
&! f 90 ,5sgr. DO hncI MJllt4 Coz - Com -f-t -
IS 81 90 Nos Csta .3 q Gr.'' Bank lfi . 10 ~ i
korovn Rs'ose Beaver " sdo-y 80 600 is-id
G. l74 Penn Ri fuad, 3 100 Chester Nsley, 49, ~
So Pint B0lrd SzC00 Win RtlrJa3 6 pfl ~
Chsscr Ns Earotd. &c &c : Nav. Prd 81 lo Co. 90
81 Rtsdinr Raii-cld cap a 100 % opgtfrt - -
Serd boarf "a ard Bk ~ 10 Leh h Nav Preil IT @
Keaa Karoad. a go Resd 4 Nor. o. AZ ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

GHsN-Tht demand for Wheat good Tor export Prime qualities
Of OLD rprouec but pe~ is easershpP general avoid D.
ard medium qualities and dil Of
bushels prime white Ono q = so bushels
Ohio Al 3iOO bushels Prime white southern ue) 81 p
bushels good southern 81 u.s. Rye
the nsIkt unsettled sales Of zoo bushels River lie Oats
n AZ Cd fie &c for and Western Corn
nm supply far ard The demand good Part sPecustye
$500 d6st for soc d0l for Western mixed
6qc ace Souttin 7Oc. 7Cc for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

e weather today been uavoT.5le tor oaao3F ope4ns
Tg.e more incuiry QrercirJn BARK sd further sale Of
hhss No was IS tsn Tsnners BARI ranges from SIS
70 se cord spanish Osk and I'll Q 81 to- Cesn1 Inere
10 e .fe 10 tie Coal market The demand confines
tive. aud pce Tendency es OF Allegheny Bna
49,. .yr ra.kins &c y bu3h The fLOCs market Las
derrons There moderate e OF demand sna about
80 p..,' ,,rspefsd Including so bbS fresh ground g. IS
~ 81 bb pal mis- extra Is 60 Their steady demand for
fancy brands Nothing doing In RYE RIO "a and Coz bat
49,. are ss.dv There fair INJURY tor WHEAr beth or milling
pa .sinsrt s. OF 81 10 for soathern
"a IA a u r White isspdns Atsd o. Vi L. New krr
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Pr Nk Pirey 80 bbls = 900 WHISKY
81 ks OH 20 - Vol 90 Itd. L. Hama % =
3 70 Bauer s-s LAihe Rye .o0 ~. Com
4 90 Oats. K. Wheat
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NrwOstEsNs Jr'y f7The Eurl-~'s - n n,n
os.v a. hsd CoFrlN rsrt-r TIE ie ~
W. IRE bais nh~. % TolAcco 81 q t0ia r ps
- Ii 4 -
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po.-enNer- Arrived.

IN big Jta B,at.a, ma. TIsc2I.aae Ma nsily M.
1ousdo p Aszo-saos e. Aad naio &c NJ P-l-a A R'-o
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Refors Jpdee TnoMFsoN.
MARRIED..
IsIBID.

HOWE RNOLD-on MOnosy evening July Is BY Rev Wm r.
formed Protestant Dutch Cnu.h boyur Howe TO
MnssT,I daughter OF henry Arnold, ESD Of this
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h.ls ., sc conx-i sodsce M. sou-hern T~0 odd - re
l., n q nerar nj ~ 30 NHfsNf
/. scarce. and oor8asds sc n bo'h htds and bb.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

MINIATURE ALHASAC..... rHls DAY
Erv--Iss....4 10 AoOs-R ses.......it -
......rHs DAY
ss1dy HOOK. Ola Gov lasc.. lot Hell Gate IN
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-
bis &c or Ohio and 4ic for Prison Drudge held
PRoSsloNS~Hod, Of Pork are firm The demand more
ST. SIS ss y o Mes nd 81 ' 81 for YS: Beef
sse The demand for coed tsns up Tsi sale: Of 40
ksss sso M for rs. csa:o o5 G s i9
Pm Beef Hans are scarce Good state and Ono As SELLING a,
6ls ard oleglqe suts5 and Cheese steady Cut
NSs ssos sis .s sess for ' lam. ~ ''' ''' '
HAYNew CONTINUES to A1S freely and the m,set heavy
SFT demand Tor Clover the o;. Flax
S'S sSiSt d'%ad $ moved and ssPsa
IRoSA fair anss e. i Sc P I'd "a 's' s sSoy ant
SO to s.r,s at So 81 tine Enssh Bar seihas At $50
s S Ssss md Ssnssd 81 "'
oLSThs msIAS, .@: firm for Ens els La.sS saes ieo
Changed wHsi a9b,sssed IN good dsgsod Sc Of
Nhse Is ee s1 ns y saes of Zoo sb o. -a
moi made pubic Elephant steady a72ie Lsrd h-n Sales
tern aee Rape sesd more active Sales 600 gallons AZ
msns Sss Of ~ e M - a o 80 :, q ps,, q
Pss sesS & 49, ot IN ssiprpr order Tar /, .osde better
and In W " light supply beng insufficient for heme slnts se
9S Con d a;1 8 IN & s34S "'' '''
marie: active sai thsF- I. sener, tendency
Upward OAK SEE sS1 as prime ' s s few IN
the common Se.cpsn manly % an1
he bette 70. s II. s ssR Il. poorer o. p 70
o., s.ss Lightly S M Hsnls Is II, 911OtO s1I1i II
o. Hs.xs p Is HemIk Nd. OriDoco Se.l7i9 III
osi tSrx hidei n "a Henrik Hesvy.........iSt0 l6t
Oai Ohio .....a a 3 HemPk Good Damaged ..ife l6i
Oak southern Lisht..9 a = Hemfk Upper, In Rough -
Oak B. A Wet Sailed. 2. n slauehfefeS II
Henlk 1T O. BA..B a lsi $500. a.. ~.
WHAlEBONEA steady sat quiet market sales OF WV Ds
Peg !; SIS ss Es.wd .nd small Os Of En-, :.
the during have been sold a. sd To-
stther with cargo Of Bonare 81 Doc.
TALLOWTbe naket supplied and the trsnsachons
consequently restricted The City rendered Buehes
Assoc ston exhausted Sales geo Ds City and PhAa
phis rendered atlose IN lots
HDEs1he make, steady and the demand Sales Of
~ n at l7tc; SO n
30 81 n, Se, store. they 1909 Anxsara from
stese y lei 60 1spsoo, D, ei 7os ouSsvos, ls3p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
Currenf Prices fr liverpool Cl1sslfo1tiog
Atlantic Pons. FIonda Other Gulf Port.

FIOUN AND MEALThefe e te chAnse 10 Doe value Of
ern or Flour the shipping deua3d es mated for
but notice doing to arrive 1noi
Eastern demand and the
srao. are 6alabe. Canadian hardly hrm the supply
oderae demand limited for the Provinces Sale. 60 b5s
Canal li70 bbl 81 7j0 = ~
for Michigan ani Ind 81 Ma Is Tor
GdS5 ~ for good OHIO. Slafheu
limited supply and wanted for Australia and uth
otcis b. filed The 80
Sld IS IS fol coed Straight brands IS 81
rc, hrdA Fou unstable g IS Tor Fine
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MARINE coURT-Bsiore Juds, Mccarthy.
Fr,denek c. Nichols ssL VIM. II Brewster.


To recover $3.50 damages alleged breach of contra 1t
in not permitting platf 10 proceed written agree
uent to DO carpenter work painting and part of the
nssonwofk Of houses east side Of SIN IN st. be-
tween DE- All and Pachc-sts Brooklyn, for which it
agreed he should receive 81 100 and in view OF which
tract he sa,s he bought $3.50 worth of lumber.
In defence il said that pi,ntin broke his contract IN
NOT beginning the work the tune he agreed to begin it, and
that attendants had 10 employ some other person and
also that defendant took the lumber of psinds hands IN
Of which plaintiff said no would renquish
the contract The complaint WAS dismissed.
schmel AIT. NAndeThAlven
The parties had been parties The grocery business on
the west side Of the Plaintiff gave defendant 500
h his interest and defendant retired from the 4bsn-
ment Plaintiff ait.rwSrd compelled to pay sl2l %,
which was recovered against himhe says for the
firm busines ana that tndsnt " by written instrument
agreed 10 pay the de6ts of The sabshmen and he brings
suit 10 recover the amount IL denied thsre any
such agreement The paper produced which said, 1
Wi pay all liabilities that been contracted by me- and
si,ned by defendant This it averred intended
only 10 refer expressed, to Mr. VS. own acts The
CON plant dismissed
Before Judge THOMPSON.
Patrick Dobbius Agt- Joh0 Montague.
To recover the eet ana tongues OF 100 Oxen
htered At slsug house IN Twenty Seventh at
o. Gel Is each Ii said IN defense that defend
paid the rent of the slaughter hC and entitled 10
The feel and tongues fer the privilege given by plaintiff IN
preparing cattle market Judgment tor defendant.
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Nc. FROM EAcH STATE.

Yesterday nam wind Southwest and very warn To-Day cold
~ FIN he Northeast Ran hesyy the LAX aid
Rhode Island yes;sTssy
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SJOO OOO cEyT I4y %. ONO o. RA gds9..9

" OOsODVs Co-SEYES PER CENT M0a6Aos
BONDS einbunahs n Ssl with semi Coupons
scted abe 1t Of May and 1t OF Neu the CITY q ser
liz running hrough Of OHIO M
does with tbs Baltimore Ohio and HsBgef
RaroaGs WteehDg 10 addition sxsp
larse share o. The Fat snd W.t thoyx usye VIA
this road and bnnn>
the hO deTs Of The security e94t
that Of any Railroad IN tie country For .sle by -.
WEEKS 4 Co, No 8Walf
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1T = NFTIlIs N-NN- = v NsII10lD o. y
- .. JAW fsS I
~ fsrred stock Comp.-y has aeeu day d.,,,..
abe The Tansf-r Assres, Ne = kxchsese-pse IL 60.
N.u.Yofk on nd aier r. lch Te rracsfr ~.
eos-6 on tbe sh inst " and re6psne' rAuaa, 49, -
Gro l. PfRkfNS r-.--.- -
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NV YoRK and HARLeM RALROAp C0MPl

" NN-N0rt- g hrrf3Y vcn Ia ue klI ,eniansaL DIV.
cer4 4 pr me c al sock o. his CDu.n, -
been secsd rsy.b- 81 ~ ore 1t ihsr fre.uref No Csu.r
O snd sttsr the m. ru-sisy az Angus n~Nt
The Irsr-er 80 h. SICK viii ~ csef SATURDAY, Julv
occck p ~ a. tsd o. - 3D. es-ay AgEis q; An
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PHILADELPHIA July 97-frrrod -Rng Porto Rico Brown
Newport; sch John Compton. Marts Dgtn Prey Hell
Rf oil. l., Pauline Hilton Newborn. Nc silva - Bolr
karu {. " Holmes Holnls Newark Matilda Eaton, New
buryror. Helen MAJ, Chamber Choptauk RIVER
Ceatcd-shp Wyoming Dgub-ry Liverpool; big Breeze De-
Gamma Elliott, Bosol H. Matthews Deyereaax do; b.
Carver Chfo1d DO Kelly Coco schFs Fannie Bei5ton
Orleans steamships Virginia Teal Richmond Delaware Sad
od. Newiork b Porto R;o Bown, Boston Antonio Vincent
beLsI, Go schT. Matilda Ellen Eaton, New buryQoTt.
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OfFicL ToLEDo, NoRwaLK AID lEyELAND r. n CoNPAsTt
SORwALK, . July 3 1883 !
rI'O the stockton DERS uf the TOLEDO NOR,
Il WALK srd CLEVELAND RAILROAD COHPASY.-so-
h,ky vsR than the Trnnser Boots " said CompsBy VII
b, 4osed from the y n the n August Inclusive Witch AT trs
The sddoIA ,ock viii b. Issued the parsesd
- ~ Consolidation stockholders su forward their
ufcafesto this flee
Tie Trln.r viii aso be- IRON, ad the 10th ps<
up the BE- snsr the COn.ol1s
ed Company T. klffhEDOE, Tfeas1fsi
DONDS.-NEW.YOR AND NEW.HAvEN Rail
~ ROAD 7 per cent payable 1910
NEW-YOkR AND HARLEM RAILROAD per cent psrbA
i7X
ILLINOIS CFNTRAL RAILROAD per cent, payable ln5
GRkAT WFSTfRN RAILROAD OF ILLINOIS FIRsT kOkf
OA6f, % PET ceLt, Dsys1s 1879.
PLA1TSsUkGH AND MONTREAL RAILROAD FNR
MORTGAGE. percent payable 1852
MOBILE CITY s0NDsS per cent. payable ls5. -
For sale BY KETCHUA. ROGERS BEMEST No IS WBbssS
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on BONDS The 81
b, - offh. Coranv Adjust he ral q
her esa rrg he oe- No ~ ws-ni "a az -
thar day.
Thr .n,er hoks VII b. closed from ihe 20 Inst tAs A,
psywsnt dOfhlNS rs.rsrss
Ne~-Yc,k July g 1883.
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IBv the Sandy tfoox Printing telegraph
THE HIGHLANDS. July y 6 PM.
sri anchored the Spit A
the other q ward bould vessels hsve gone 20
ouade the br OF the Highlands bound IN
WIND ighi from NV. Nea-1@r thick outside.
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nREXEL. sATHER & CHURCH. Bankers, -
Fr.oc,co California cfs~ - Of Exchange baExbLs
- Ph.ee ptis payable The pnss. cites Of be Unva 80
usde AZ san Franeisc. - - INT nor Of N -
ard proeseds promptly 'sEIse Soe'sfs- nay % sn 1slf
FR No ia NssssU-t, y. Y. .x,fh
F4rh.nse Pfscisco for Gale st b. DkAs
Co Philsds. his ard sATHER, NY.
CREDITS on CHINA, INDIA, e3c--Messrs. Dun
NCAF SHERMAN c., Bankers, sew-YorE, are prsSrssss
NecanLle Credits the Oriental B4nk rsrio1
Afo Circular Notes Letters Of Credit available al he bi
.1s Az .n.s Of that establishment. a. follows.
CHINA. NahD, CgYL9r.
Canton, bombay, Coiumoo
Hong Kong, Calcutta, kAndJ
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OFrtcE o. ~AUcArucS RAitso.n n.
kRIn.EInlr In. - -

BsoGEFesr Jaly iSa
nIVlDEND-The President and Directors a. -.
IL Nsussuck Railroad Cculpsuy bwe drcavd vae3 ~
polars rfr saar lafarr 2sth sosr .es1
Wh,s h- s,ck stand. as 'le Books Il Co-s
81 NHv1-NCrk 10y.
by N~.srs r 4 q. L. Sg+JA LFR No .rsve-st. ~
The IrtrsrF Rooks th- or irclaQve
Hodsrs Bords ~ thu COMPANY tr,u., A.
I'D fy dosrs -rthy I'D ~ me a. de- ~ ~
ir nd hai thsy will BE- I'D ctsh tsoa % 49, -
thst dsV bot wi g aiowd ff t-e -,
spec u - haf date. ~
I6- cS.Io, Ia,sf'' 90 ~ B Ids Of "a, S7J y b "a
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~ 1h Rsrk hvirs hesn du I'D urde the General Ae
rg law the Of Ne~ iors with capital Of staoo vi
ther Bankns House Lie tie d. bal ncl
Of " and Rraversts. TUESDAY. he ~ ag
August Uncurreu WI be reserved deposit
u,ual
rtsyCrORss
Tsssc Ous Iohn Rice 4 = nry Raxtz
Henry Adams Peer BAen. Russell ROJt
John D JontS Gavin Ssnssr Wasn't gtoa Mia
ISAAC OTIS prrsseaf
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DaAPER, AnctOue~r
DY SIMEON DRAFER-Ohice No. l6 Pne'st, cor
ID uer Of william.
FRIDAY July ~ A. ll ocock Il the Nerchaats Ereata
10 shares Laarse Frs Ire Co, 60.
- shGT,s ~ chisan southern Railroad stOck, 500
81 shaTes SeW-Jork Gas Light Co, so
IS sh.rrs Southern Bank Of Kentucky, SOD -.
S5 shares Of Pstsfson ard Hudson River Xxx Co sluo'
10 shares FMrire Fsoe Bncs co. 5toes tlJ0
70 shares Lafing Otzervsf0ry stock, sit@ 49,
IS shafes Of United States Life lnsafsnee % WV
.haIss Of S. Nichols BaDE sioc<' 90"
share. Of n nussofs Cooper Mining %.
sWtOj Pc re Mail steamship GO stcs, Stud -.
$500 sS Per Bonrs Of jersey City, receivable 49,"
bsBkIns 10 SeSJeney e,fN.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01

70 HIS PhTRONS-'
dirge for the child of Time
AS he sinks from his weary Alght;
A peal from the mighty bell cf Heaven
TO sweep through the solemn night
A wall from hill and MAN,
From hall and throngine street:
And the mould and dust of the silent house
Where the lord and his vassai meet.
Another Year, rnothCr Irnr.
Like dream from our path is gone:
Our heads are bowed and our hands are weak,
And our steps are hurrving down.
Oh scatter his grave with leaves,
Oh Shroud hm in drifting SHOWS;
And send vail on the rushing blast
That over his ashes blows
And what hath the old Year seen,
In his flight DER hill and wayr
OF trembling hearts and bursting tears.
And what Of the dreary Grave
And what the sound h" bore,
And what was the wall h. heard
Through the rushing mart and tn" brown old woods
By the Autumn brcezcs stirred.
Hp hath rass'd whore the Earth lay green
In the smile of Summer hours;
And his step was Ike the Xcphyr'S breath
Through the gay, sweet forest bowers.
He hath caught the quiet music
Of bird and wandering rl
Where tine turf lay soft in the mountain delS
And the purple shades hung still.
He hath Nown through the haunts Of men,
He hath heard the groan OF Toll
And the rush Of Life for little breath
In the Cly's great turmoil
lie hath heard the lcapcr's song
Ring out on the golden air,
But the famine struck at the cottage door,
Sunk down in his keen despair
Night brought the tesa hour,
The song and the bridal halt
The dav, the <hroud and the Weeping train,
The shadow and rlsllng pail
81, - =
lf.a .S~
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01

? a,,rAnxy ,nu ,o.n
-=-37-
o, uo,. g.. J.; a>n oo,,oh 3, l,,,,
H. a. ,. l! ar 49,.
Tho f.,o, had ,vo,,s dreams
or hnmc ana his hrokon chain.
But sound like Nainn'S crx
Is thr tale of th. divine, va,r.
The vail Of , cl,r;nus Land
Borne ON like. ih,. ,cp,n.s,,y br.,,b.
'S '''''S " ''""
,t'' I' 'o' 'nr SP''''S now"
" nm m'S' pans IKE "'Sh'N S'''ooWS sweep
he '"ho 'nat gave 'hem "''h'
our bnnr ,s,h wISm h .. "."r,o '"n % , rlo,n;0r on
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01

\ dirg" tor the spirits down,
For the StatrliHSt Of the Earth,
Who's" pals lik" mighty shadows sweep
The land that gave them birth.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01

Tn" vail Of glorious Land
Borne on like the tcmprsl's breath;
For the Statesmen gone from their glory dowl
TO the dusty halls Of Death.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01

And what hath the old Year seen,
In his flight Ger hill aud wave.
OF trembling hearts and bursting tears,
And what Of til" dreary Grave
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01

Oh scatter his grave with leaves,
Oh Shroud hrm in drifting SHOWS:
And send wall on the rushing blast
That over his ashes blows
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01

A wall from hill and main,
From hall and throngine street:
And the mould and dust of the silent house
Where the lord and his vassai meet
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01

A dirge for the child of Time
AS he sinks from his weary hrght;
A peal from the mighty bell cf Heaven
10 sweep through the solemn night
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01

But sound like Nations cry
is the tale of the diving wear;
Canght up from the ral!id lips OF men,
Of the grave and the passing bier.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01

q wall for The mighty dead
Great hrlmSmrn Of the state;
Our hope when the storm cane slooming on
And the foe was at tie cate.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01

Freedom from Plague and Death
And the cruel waste Of War;
For the whispers to or weary hcart
Of a Better World atar:
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-01

For the bcaming through all lands
OF the blessed Gospel ray;
That onward brigltens, more and more,
Unto the Perfect Day.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-06-18
Do not Despair.

We say this to all who afflicted with bad cough
Although you may have tried all other remedies in vain
# you have not yet used Dr. C. Willinms' Pulmonc
Balsam of Wild Cherry and Wood Naptha there is
still hope for you. This medicine is the ne plus ultra
OF all preparations for the speedy cure of Coughs
Colds and all diseases of the throat chest and lungs
1t will poscely cure, and has cured in thousands OF
cases, after every other remedy had failed This SUI
peror preparation has obtained popularity never We,
reached by any ether medicine in so short time
This is proved not only by the numerous testimonials
and orders that are constantly received, but by the
increasing demand and large sales of it in different
sections of the country.
For full descriptions of its merits, virtues &C., see
pamphlets to be had of the Agents
For sale by Jas. Jones, & Co, james Blair and Tav
lor & Mccarthy, Druggists, Columbus Mi.
June o. 1852. 22:lm
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-06-18
]. E. WALSCHEID,
40. DauDIlin Street---NlObiIe,

NoLB agent for Leuchete & Newton's New Patent at
y ed Silver and Steel string Piano-Fortes. Inese
Pianos are used, in the North IN preferences :. -
other instruments. on account of the improvement by
the STRINGS, which are made after the new metnOO
of fine pure bel-like
keep free from any rust and stay in tune much longer
than the steestrpg instruments, and therefore Woulo
De particularly well suited IN the country "hete 0is
instrument cannot be tuned 30 often.
Just received new SiVer-stEing Pianos, 0ctavos
which are offered for sale on moderate and accOnledG
o ing terms, and warFaptedfor several years
Also-GuitaTs Yiolins, Flutes, Accordeons, MUSIC
! &c, &c. Old Pianos taken in exchange !,
Pianos nd other jastYatsaents tuned and repaired
April 10th, 1859, lIriy'ss Z
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-06-18
I II E MOON HOUSE
nv p. & ID. G. HERNnnn

ME subscribers having purchased the Hotel 90
formerly known as the Mansion Honse ), ISL
have thoroughly eftted and newly furnished the same
with an express view to the comfort of permanent boa
ders and the travelling community generally. Hav-
ing spared no expense in making their House first
cdSS Otei they respectfully solicit share of patron
age. 1her table will always be furnished with the
best the market affords, and every exertion will be
used 10 render their guests comfortable. All the ap.
Phances of the Hernd9n House will be found neat ana
ana the servants attentive and courteous.
Aberdeen, Jan. 29th 1853 eff