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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-07-20

which IN a dseuse4 or arrangements OF the female raTe
ohsrurons difficulties, painful menstruatlOnsi &c mas
effected cure. This root is indigenous TO our so aA oghu
II Iarse unnnti,es and rs medicinal property, stands with
out an equal forms Of the compou9d' IN lhe pIepa
uon which, as whole is the best remedy ever gwen 10
debated female; is and the system WIZ be es'or
10 henIth hy its use , Gu -.,--,.., -. ,.ou
For the relief OF all Sympathetic Diseases attendan, on peS
nancy aluys those distressing and pahu uohples
oien oecaT both to marred aud unmarried emaes nnd re-
thoss periodical distractions which arise from taking
Geld, &c.
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT, Bilious Dis.
cases. inflammation gf the Lungs, Coughs COdS, HodTss
NESS Might Sl0eas, HsdkHCs Gc. for ali these Diseases
Mehirine mas been lis elua.
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passage du Rhin, ct la Hollande pour
RAFT Sc croire encore invincible an mi
lieu de ses marais ct de ses n
- Tout celia est vrai, mon frere, nais
&c qui est dune vtrite plus absolue en-
core, c'est que 81 l'on %trcuvait en- &C
moment-ci notre correspondence avec
M. de I%.ousois, 81 hon pilote que g sois,
lie ne sauverais poirt fesquif 81 freIe qui
ya porter les de Witt ct leur fortune
hors de la Hollande. Cette correspon-
dance, qui prouyerait . des gems homie.
ties combien fame mon pays ct quels
sacrifices j'offrais de f,ire personnel!e-
ment pour sa liberte, pour sa glo're,
cette correspondence nousp erdrait au-
pres des orangistes, o v%ainqueurs.
Aussi, cher Corneille, Jaime a croire
que o II l'ayez br6lee avant de gutter
Dordrecht pour venir me rejoindre a la
Haye.
- Mon frere, repondit Corneille,
votre correspondence ayec M. de Lou
vols pyouve que vous avez etc dams les
derniers temps lie plus grand, lie plus &C.
nereux ct lie plus habile citoyen des
sept provinces unies. Jaime la gloire
de mon pays; Jaime votre gloire s%nrtout,
mon frere, ct 10 me suis bien garde de
brnler cette correspondence.
Alors i soInmes pcrdus pour
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-01

cette vie terrestre, dit tranquillement
l'ex-grand pepsionnaire en- s'apProchant
de In fenetre.
- Non, bien au contraire, Jean, ct
nous o a la fois lie salnt duecorps ct
la resurrection DE III popularite.
- Qu'avez vous done fat de ces let
tres, alors ?
- Jc les al condses a Cornelius van
Baerle, mon flleul, que vons conna'ssez
ct qui demeure Il Dordrecht.
= Oh 4! lie pauvre garqon, ce cher et
naIf enfant :! ce savant qui, chose rare,
salt tant de chooses ct ne Pense qu'aux
fenrs qui saluent Dieu, ct qua Dleo
oui fait naftre les heurslt vous l'avez
charge de &c depot mortel; mails il est
perdu, mon frere, &c pauvre cher Cor
nelius
- Perdu
- Oui, a il sera fort on il sefa hi.
BILE. Sill est fort [car 81 Granger qu1i
soft a ce qui nous arrive; car, quoique
enseveli a Dordrecht, quoique distract,
que. c'est IN miracle, il saura un Jour gu
~I'autre, ce qui nou arrive !, sill est tort,
il Sc vantera de nous; sill est fable, II
aura penr de notre infinite; sill est tort,
il criera le secret; sill est fable, i lie
I~aissera prendre. Dams Fun ct fantre
cas-, Corneillc, il est done pcrda ct nous
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faisant face a la rive droite du Canal des Alta
kapas, conduisant au Lac Verret, avec la pro-
fondeur y appartenant ct qui peut sly t%rouver,
borne Ell hant par les terres dAuguste Bourg,
ct en- bas par les terres dAlice L. Foley, en-
semble avec toutes les batisses ct ameliora-
tons qui sly trouvent.
20. I'm autre morceau de terre, etant lie
quart nord-ouest de la Section No 2, du Town
ship No Ia, de la Rangee No 10, contenant
cent cinquante-neuf ct huit centiemes d'acres
situe aussi dams cette p~aroisse, ct touchant au
premier moroccan ci-dessus decrt.
Saisi pour satistairc lie writ ci-dessus ct les
'rais du process, avec lie benefice de Festima-
ton.
Conditions : Compliant
Paroisse Assumption, lie 2 avril 1853.
A. +. HICKMAN,
% Sheriff.
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En- &c momentle bruit monta plus tu'
rieux' de In place a Ia prison. lilly dia'
logait avec la garde bourgeois.
= Oh ! oh +! ft Corneille, volts etc;
IN bien grand pilote, Jean; mais Je nc
saisf u Gus tirerez votre frere du Rry-
tenhcff, dams cette houlc ct sur les bri-
sans populaires, aussi heureusement que
sous avez conduit Ia fotte de Tromp
/ Anvers, AL milieu des bas-fonds dc
TEscaat. u, AZ
= Avec l'aide de Dicu, Corneillc'
nous y tacherons da moins, repondl'
dean; mais d'abord un mot.
- Dites.
les clameurs monterent de nouyeau.
Oh oh /! continue Corneille,
CONNIE ces gems sont en- colere Est.ce
eontre vous 7 est-ce contre moi?
- Je crois que c'est contre nous
deux, Corneille. Je o disais done,
mon frere, que &C que les orangistes
nous reprochent an milicn de leurs sot-
icy calomnies, c'est d'avoir negocie avec
"a France.
Les niais !
-Oui, mais ills nous lie reprochent.
Mails 81 ces negotiations eussent
ieussi, ellie Icur enssent epargne les de-
nites de Rees, d'Orsay, de- Vessel ct de
kheinhcrg; Giles leur eussent evite le
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aussi. Ainsi done, mon frere, fuyons
vfte, sill en- est temps encore.
CorneiIIe Sc s%ouIeva sur son lit, ef
prenant la main de son frere, qui tres@
sailIit au contact des hinges
Est-ce que je ne COMMAS pas mon
flleul ? dit il, est-ce que je mai pas ap-
pris d lire cl1aque pensee dams la tete de
Van Baerle, chaque sentiment dans son
Anne ? tn me demandes sill est fable,
tn me demandes sill est fort II nest nj
Pun nj I~'autre, mais qa'importe &c qull
soft /! LIE principal est quill gardera lie
secret, attendu que ce secret, II ne lie
connait meme pas.
Jean Sc retourna surpris.
Oh! continue Corncille ave son
doug sourire, lie Ruart de Puelten est
IN poIitioue eIeve d f'6cole de Jean; je
yous lie repete, mon frerc, Van BaerIe
ignore In nature ct III valeur du depot
que je lut al confie.
- Vite ilors ! s'6cria Jean, puisgn'il
en- est temps encore, f%aisons-lui passer
rordre de brnler In liasse.
- Par qni faiTe passer Get ordre
Par mon seryiteur Craecke, qni
devait nous accompagner "a cheyal ct
ou; est entire avec moi dans Ia prison
no,r vo,,s alder i descendre F~escalicr.
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AVIS.

Les personnes qni dtsireraient adapter une
machine 4 vapeur i I'M moulin perpendlcu-
laire, ttouveront de leur interet q contractor
avec NJ. James G. Morrison.
Toutes les persounes qul deslreralent con-
~tracter pour nne telle machine dams lie but
d'expluiter IL r~iroIte prochaine %'levront s'a-
AVIAN, lie Ter JUN proclaim.
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VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.

t VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
Arthur NJ, Foley, No 273, Us. James
.H.H keane. ara.
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANE.-Cour
da Cinquieme District Judiciaire dams
clj,6uf la Paroisse Assumption.
En- yertu dun ordre de saisie ct de vente ct
i. "a, d moi adresse par pHonorable la susdite
tour, siegeant dams ct pour Ia pafoisse Assomp-
ton, Etat susdit, date lie 8 mars 1858.
Jai saisi, ct %i'ofTrirai en- vente p%ublique, a
la Maison do Cour de cette paroisse, situee q
Napoleonville, lie Samedi 7eme jour de MAJ
proclaim 1853, commeneant d ONE heures du
natin, les prophecies ci-apres decrites, appar-
tenant au defendeur, SAVIOR
10. IN certain moroccan de terre sltue dams
Ia paroisse Assumption, contenant six arpents,
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,,su,in 30 ans; Petit Robert 80 ans; January
"a ans: Lewis Bank 81 ans ct George 81 ans.
lie tout isera veldu Ell bloc avec lie benefice
ia destination; saisi pour satlstaire 10 writ Oh
dessus ct ~lestrals du process.
49, Conditions Compliant.
Paroisse Assumption, lie 4 avriI 1858.
,a ".".. #.'HA A. +. HICKMAN,
"a s'N.. '. .. Sheriff.
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AVIS.

La Societe quiz existe entire JamesO keane
ct F. C. Loret, SOUS lie nom de keane ct Loret,
est ce Jour dissoute par lie commencement DIES
parties. M. F. C. Loret est charge de regler
les affaires de la societe.
Assumption, IL mars 1858.
~ F. &. LORET.
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NOTICE..

Persons wishing to adapk machineries to
upright sugar mills, will find it their interest
by applying TO James g. Morrison.
Persons wishing to contract for such lhachi-
neries for the coming crop, will please apply
to M. r. c. LORET, at Napoleonville, between
his and the first of June next.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-01
AUX

LIE soussigne Went de r%ecevoir I'm grand as
sortirent de CRANES de jardinage toutes fral-
ches, des plus bellies e~speces.
II les met en- vente sous toute~ guarantees, a
sa residence a PaincourtviIle. chez Madame
Cade... TIL. GOREAU
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AVIS

Est par lie present dome aux contribuables
dc la paroisse Assumption, que lie soussigpt Il
ce Jour depose lie tahleau de Taxes pour Pan
nee 1852, au bureau dn Recorder de cette
p~aroisse.
Toutes pcrsonnes int6ress1es sont REFUSES
de faire leurs objections dams les dtIais requis
par la loi,
Paroissc Assumption, 80 ftvrier 1853.
ALFRED TETE,
II A~IscSScnr.
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NOTICE.

The Copartnership which has existed bet
ween James OKeane 8 F. c. Loret, ander
the name Of Keane & Loret, is this day dlsol-
we'd by consent of the parties. M. +. c. Loret,
remains charged to settle the affairs OF the
partnership.
Assumption, march 18th 1853.
81 L. e.. LORET.
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SITERIFF''S SALE.
SHER1TF7S SALE.
Arthur M. Foley, No. 273, Is. james
keanc.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. - Fifth
Judicial District Cour', in and for
the Parish of Assumption.

'hC h'iet' VI Nes"''pt''u'
By virtue of, and in obedience to an order
of SEIZURE and sale, and fl IA, to me directed
by the Honorable the aforesaid Court, sitting
in and for the parish of Assumption, State ato-
resaid, dated the 9the of march 1853.
| have seized and will offer at public sale,
at the Court House of this parish, situated IN
NapoIeonvilIe, on Saturday the 18th day of
May 1853, commencing at eleven O'Clock
A. NJ, the following described property, be-
longing TO defendant to wit
tst. A certain tract of land situated in the
parish of Assumption, containing six arpents
fronting on the right bank of the Attakapas
Canal, leading to Lac Verret, with all the
depth thereunto belonging, and to be found,
bounded above by lands of Anguste Bourg, &
below by lands of Mrs Alice l.. Foley, toge-
Their with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon.
Cd. Another tract of land being the north
west quarter of Section No 2, i'll Township No
ia, of Range No Is East, containing one hun
dred and fifty nine and $500 acres, situated
also in this parish, and adjoining the first tract
above described.
Seized to satisfy said writ, and costs of suit,
with the benefit of appraisement.
Terms i: - Cash.
Parish OF Assumption, April Cd 1853.
A. +. Hickman,
% Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-01

- Rehechissez avant do br1ler ces
titres glorieux, Jean. ..,.a
- Je refechis q%n'avant tout, non
brave CorneiIle, il fint que les freres de,
Witt sauvent leur vic pour SAWYER leur
renommee. Nous rorts, qui nous. dffon-.
dra, CorneilIe Qui nous aura seule-
ment compris
- vous croyez done quill nous tue
raient s'ils trouvaient ces papiers?
Jean, sans repondre a son frere, letenS
dit Ia main vers lie Brytenhof, d'od Sc
lancaient en- ce moment des boufiees de
clamenrs feroces.' ~ 'l..7,'l :
Oui, oni,, dit Corneif1e, J%'entends. :
bien ces clameurs, mais' ees c%larneurs I, !
que disent-eIles =
Jean ouyrit la fenatre. tH s5bt
Mort aux ~traftres hurlait In po-
puIace. S+3, =
Entendez-vous maintenant, Cor
nellie I9et "3kt4<=t D.
- Et les traftrcs, c'est nous !. dit .le
prisonnier en- levant les yeux au ciel ct
en- haussant les epauies. Ets- zaa
= C'est nous, repeta Jean dc Witt.
Oh est Crascke I? ~
- A Ia porte dc votre chambre, jcs
presume.
Faites-le enlrer. z.f.f=
La suite NJ proclaim runeeyo.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons Interested of
this parish of Assumption, that the Undersigned
has delivered his tableau of Taxes for the year
1852, in the parish Recorders Office.
All persons Interested are hereby required
to make their objections to said idbleauif amy
they have within the delays required by law.
Assumption, February 23rd 1853.
ALFRED TETE,
~ Assessor.
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NOTICE..
~. rsw asY4FTSn ~ @u
DOCTOR =. LIN A~lI -

Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur, has
located himself at Paincourtville fort the pra-
tee of his profession. He will give particular
attention to diseases of woman and children,
and surgical cases. He will also attend to
diseases of the teeth and month.
Office at MIR V. Blaucllards next to Mr.
Malhiot.
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EDMOND MAURlN,

Ohm IL. ILLSLEY. A.. NJ.
NOTICE-All professional business ca
trusted tothe undersigned will receive their
diIigent attention. They will a'tenu regn-
IarIy the sessions of the courts of tho 4th
aud 9Th Judicial District.
nonaldsonville, 23rd march 1852.
JOHN II. ILLSLEY.
AMEDEE M. GAUDET.
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Annonce respectuensement an public
Quill "a prepare une sale a la Maison
d'Ecole de P%aineourtvilIe - Oh il est
pref il prcndre des portraits, par un
temps convert aussi bien que par IN
temps clair. ~
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until the tame be paid; en- the third and every
subsequent conviction, be shall pay twenty dol. .
lara and the costa Of prosecution, and shall be ,
imPTisonsd in the common jail, no less than three
months nor more than siK months, and in de. /
fault Of the payment Of the hnes aud costs pre-, /
Seribed by this section, Tor the first aud second
convictions, the convict shall not be eusaled to
the benefits Of chapter l75 Of the revised stat.
Stes, until he shall have been imprisoned tSc /!
months; and in default Of psymen, Of hnes and !
costs provided for the third and every Sobse,
SOent conviction, be shah not Be enstlcd TO the
benefit Of said chapter lT5 81 the revised stat,
utes, until he shall have been imprisoned fOurl
months. And Il any clerks, servant, agent or
other persons in the employment, or on the
premises Of another, shall violate the provisions
Of this section, he shall be held equally guilty
with the principal, and on conviction shall snf-
fer the same penalty.
8. Any forfeiture or penalty arising I'M
der the sbeve section, may be recovered by an
action Of debt, or BY complaint before any JUS
tice Of the ponce, or Judge Of any municipal or
police court, in the county where the Offence
was committed. And the forfeiture so reooV-
cred shall 90 70 the town whore the convicted
party resides, for.the use OF the poor; and the
prosecutor or complainant may be admitted as
witness in the trial. And Il any one 81 the
selectmsn OF board Of aldermen or mayor shall
approve Of the commencement Of any such suit,
BY endorsing his name upon the writ, the defend,
ant shall in no event recover any costs; and in
all actions Of debt arising under this section, the
fines and fOrfeitureS suffered by the defendant
shall be the same az Il the action had been by
complaint. And it shall be the duty OF the
mayor and aldermen Of any city, and selectmeE
of any town, to commence an action in behalf Of
said town or city, against any person guilty OF q
violation Of any Of the provisions OF this act on
being informed Of the same, and being furnished
with proof Of the fact.
Conclusion To- MorTow.)
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Conclusion TO-MOrrOw,)
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The powder mill Of Mr.. Gareshe, situated
about two miles from Wilmington, (Del.) blew
up about 6 o'clock on Friday evening, with a
tremendous noise, There were two distinct
explosions. COnard, the engineer, was instant.
ly killed, being literally torn to atoms, The
hands employed in the mill had Just left work,
The mill was totally destroyed.
An anti,slavery convention met in Gin.
cinnaii on the 18th, 1; was addressed BY
Garrison.
A Negro Woman and Child
FOR SALE.
En- Iire oil
(Spr.sO.d.sO WIN. p. owSLEY.
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PROPOSALS will BE- received lho oee o the Secretary
shy Cary FRANK eaad COMPANY (which Oaet b &c
Vbr of Mr. Thomas lu Eha,Fh0ok, tNlNOlsi and a
Al I've ooa Of The TTSauOFsFe sad Company HaaNhs
NssouF) ual Saturday, IN ef Ap next, t The CNl
aaA naoag Ofa saeeieal coNArst tl0-sk LogS Eght
eel aud Ella inches Oa 10 mate iva Hes OF PaUs kese
iOsa The NaAAleal eggy - The any,
tOt the SaWag Nf saa egs INCHES ana hSW hk CNs
viii ~ paid ha work PgoerCs TsetN NC twenty rer seeN
apSll Tue V-oFk q aashSa tororilng to CoNtyaSl,
Nas Og lae CaNNg AND GaalNg Of the legs must eS sPa
tAts Oeua lhe SNWing,
IEWTs, RJ'Ll, SSSysnrF,
Ete County, Wsvvs aiS, AN "7NNe~
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-21

On the 18th inst, some labOrers found sill
yer coin enough 10 ill hat, while digging
away the foundation Of the First Presbyterian
Church in ST. Louis,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-21

\ Prize Of $4,000 was drawn in lottery
"a 81. Louis last Saturday.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-21
Cheapest and Best Writing Ink,

Su0op0at ana oGbS WIlGuS AnA'
T I, BRlTrlNGHAM 4 BRO, are now manu-
LIZ featuring Black Writing lux OF Superior ]UN,l-
", which they sell very cheap thirty cents dozen
cones or five cents pirt, Steel pens may We laft
standing in this ink any length OF time wihcu 'oy'O
ding
p. Sat wholesale, they viii sell itN SO - ".
rel, Inches i.ul
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BRADY HOUSE.

OtAPT, A. S. RoBARDS, formerly Of -
~ the State Of kentucky, having taken TSty
the Brady House N the City Of Hannibal, s1
Mo-, for a term otyeaB, would respect tshHA
fully solicit liberal share Of Public patronage Ne
would not make any extraordinary promises, but he
wishes so 10 conduct the House. as to make il deserve
the patronage which he hopes Il viii receive Having
general acquaintance through this aud the adjoining
S,fes, he will take pleasure in communicating such
information to travellers Ne they may desire; Hannibal
being the point OF embareAion, for large portion OF
the travel to aud from the country bordering on the
Missouri River.
~ He will NtAn times be prepared TO accommodate
the travellers with horses carriages and wagons, Se,
as means Of conveyance TO any dis,an, point,
April Tth, 1889, nsAsldW
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-21

Three children were bitten by = mad dog IL
ST. I.Oui, list Monday.
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JUST RECEIV ED,

And for sale St the "Lono Building" corner Of
Man and Bird streets,
A ~. KINDS OF GARDES SEEDS-ouion ss,S
"A Blue grass and timothy SEEDS, Clover seed By the
barrel or bushel general assortment Of Groceries,
Wooden and Willow Ware, Btocms, Cotton Hatns !
Cotton batting. AL kinds of Nuts Oranges, Lemons,
Figs and host Of articles not mentioned here Like
WISE thousand things that Is no, here for sale Anx-
ious 10 sell all Tor CASH UP AND THE MONEY
DOWN, Like 10 forgot one thing, the Eagle MUS
-four Is here too maTlSdU 1, JACKSON
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Flour! Flour! Flour!
ARENA Mill.

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS coming 10 Han.
L nbSl with the intention Of selling wheat and buy
nc our would do we'll to call and see before sell
inc or purchasing elsewhere Remember the biS stone
Mil on Bird, between Main aud TOirl streets, Give
US a call. A, s, RoBARpS A. SON.
~ N. B, Our Flour is sold nowhere else but Atthe
Mill, Every sack aud barrel branded with cur name
on Il;
meheid,T a.. s. RoBARDS & SON"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-21

There was rio: among the brick makers
in ST. LOUIS, about wages, last Monday
Several Knocked down with bricI-bats, but
nobody seriously aurt,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-21
AT THE
Philadelphia Clothing Store,

IN COmmOtCluI NOW,
rs VERY SUPERIOR lot Of Clolhinr, Of latest sy,Ss
saitaNe SpNg and summer wear, The prices az
m low, ANIL Ods all well selected, and VI coed
.a purchasers cannot fall h. suited, We have Boot ana
hos HAS aud CAPS, Carpet Rage Ladcs Shoes, Pocket
iGadssSS6ls6 GloVSs, Ss,-Cheay Cloh,ns, NaI huls
sIeEylhiag slse, ,,
consider Il trouble show eON aud would be PsSasA
IN NaO on the peO b. their OhtdteNl huhr
Ia a. efItlRs INdaeSRspls their seneesNsd,
" ~ n, cRASSToN,
UaeASO dSMs Aeeh0,.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-21
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

TkRMA OF ApVNhHAbAN0
IN HE DAILY JOURNAL,
Iirst insertion, Five Cents Lines
bach assertion Afterwards, Two and Halt Goats .
lins,
Advertisements will be published from six TO tWs'v'
days At Two Cents Line for each insertion, neudnS
the Rrst
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ISON Tie BOOQus'.
The orphan Chllds Lament.

one svS I musiaE saa,
u hstlsss creams alone;
A souna IeIl sA my breast,
Far saaaqr than its own;
II YVES a childish strain,
And Qaisk ssids aung
Ths mystic, shsdOwy past,
And listened while she sung,
Oil dreams Of early life,
How sweet you are to ne,
When ], a trusting little child,
S,OOa At ny nO,hsF's knee;
So lovingly she Pgessed my cheek,
Aud gently stOksd my hair,
I almost feel that kiss again,
That hand rest lightly there,
Thsrs, too, I used to lisp
Ny little childish prayer;
One that Sas taught ne
while wsS kneeling thers.
Oil no one hears ne nov,
Or cares u s'sr pray;
No blessing rests upon my head,
Ny mothers far, o, Ear away,
POr death too soon, too soon, alas!
Dissolved that holy spell;
Tore from ne that cherished one,
without one sad farewell,
Ahd now = lntls orphan girl,
Alone and sad roan-
have no mother LETT nc now
IhSvs no friends or home.
Her love lives on know,
New sang the beauIeOus child,
Psrehshee she sea nc now,
And Al the thought she smiled,
Then quietly bent her knee,
Tears falling ike the rain;
Take mel Oh God, she cried,
Take me 10 NEE, my Ma again!
HOLLY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, Jan. 24-6 p. N.
There were very large transactions at the stock
board this morning. The market opened and closed
with an upward tendency, and an active speculative
feeling prevailed throughout. The most buoyant
stock ont the list to-day was Phoenix Coal Company,
nkariy three Thousand shares having changed hands
at On advance on the closing prices Of Saturday.
All the coal stocks were in demand, and firm at our
quotations. Erie Railroad Is running upward about
rs rapidly as it run down, and the shorts at the re-
cent depression, are likely 10 bleed some Nicaragua
Transit WAS well sustained. This company is doing
very large and profitable business with its steamers
and transit route. The opinion we expressed when
Che purchase of these steamships was made, has
been confirmed. 1t was without doubt the most pro-
ftabe movement that could have been made. To
give pretty good idea of the productiveness OF
the steamers in this line, it is only necessary to state
that out Of the profits Of the first steamship put on
the water, all the others have been built. This COM
many is now in q better condition than ever
before, and we see no reason why O divi-
dend should not soon be paid. There has
been an active movement lately in mining stocks
Moot Of the transactions have, however, been pr
yately made The advance in iron, copper lead-n
fact in all the minerals-has created great hrmness
among the holders Of these stocks One of the most
prominen. mining stocks the list that of the Po-
tonsc Copper Company. The specimens Of copper
. n The mines Of this company, exhibited in Wall
oScced anything Of The kind ever before seen