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DELL CHENEY SPRINGS-The undersigned
prepc;uy informs the public that they have purchased this
Watering Place. and have IN the of
the accommodation Of visitors The Springs
the Pine Woods parish OF St. Landry thirty miles North
Opeousas distance South
miles Chicot. possesses
qualities and has proved in diseases which
the reach ordinary The supplied
the Spring Water and much appreciated nvds Deer Fox and
Wild Cat ading tine the huuter
Lake, miles in length with depth three
miles and half from the Springs, abound Trout other fish,
Hounds hunting
The vtos The Wines and Liquors
market afford will
procured at opeouas and Washington number
per week, gratis Hunting transport
adies the Lake will BE- kept for hire Gentlemen hunting
bring Fishing Tackle tho
Syringe. Visitors Isl May November
Jay %
Children and Servants half price.
Horses per Day.. Is
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MY Messrs Editors: Please announe VIM
A. MOTT a candidate CLERK or THE FIFTH DIsTRICI
COURT. mhll
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N9- THOMAS c. POOLE is candidate foY
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs ID
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-12

Dr P. M. BERrrN, for the past fourteen
Deputy Clerk 81 the late Probate Of the
m Court candidate for the CLERKsHfP Of the said SECOND
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the may changed
70. mhl9
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~ For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
co1RT.-GEoRGE WARRINGTON LEWIS, the present Minu,
Clerk Of the Fifth District Court Of Newsap which he
SLED for the last offers himself candidate for thu
of CLERKStIP OF
be changed TO- felt I'd
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NJ JOHN ORCHARD is q candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhas
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ROARDING.-A very handsomely furnished
~ ROOM the Second Floor in Of the desirable
tons the First District and business be had by
Gentleman and bis Wife, by addressing note to F. R. Pr This
ofiee. References exchanged, il necessary. mh9s
a RCADE HOTEL, II. s. MORSE, Pro- x-,sA
IA psorThis establishment familiarity EfsoH
public will be opened THIS MORNING, Monday,
Nv The house has been repaired furnished
uapl
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Messrs Editors Of the Crescent Please an
through the columns paper JOHS ROACH
Candidate for the Office of CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES
COURT. MANY VOTERS. iel7 te
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r VIM G. QUIRK is a Candidate for Con-
STABLE or TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT II District
comprises Firth Sixth and Seventh Wards from Canal TO Julia
street, and from the Lsyee to the Lake. ie97
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Monday Morning September - Is5s
Steamship Perseverance, Ianlss. sor avsssoa .,s u.,.,
- ~ So tsssss E..
ARRIVED.
Steamship Texaz, Place, from Vera Is Moran
sehr Bursssa, Taylor Pensacola To mss,s-B.p
steampoats
Gen Ru.L, ssris, from Baton ROogs.
Swamp For MsrshalI from IsuisxiIe
Uncle Lee hnm Inui. ~
Pavnse Eida },rm 81 Ionis
%
MEMORANDA
r s,s..s, t,,.,. s. 10 g, -.
Uncle BAN en st. Louis On the Cd inst In port for
New oIlsai Steamer Grand Tux.
90 has 80 ~ rs $3.50 y ~ .'s.sr 'eh'fAi HusA was 'aKen
VA poafa rom me Lexington nom LeuiAvile.
EXPORTS.
pork DO whty hhds kegs 400 els rope
do Intss i1s bSls groceries 20 do1 brooms, etc.
IMPOKTa
VERA CRUz-Psr steamship Texas 5000 caperdensno do
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i 20 ppIT GnSgR Mp Rs,LWaXE
In with carroion N LEANS
TO LAKE P0NTCHARTRAfN.-
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
From Neporitans (ra carroton) Lake PoHAarraa
From Perdido Tvoli Circle Depots-5 To-
MI, 2,S4,5, 6,TP.M.
SUNDAYS
From Perdido street and Tiyo Circle Dpots6 TO- NJ
Lap. NJ after which the following Express Trains Tvo
cirelei ~, 81, ~, ~, 81, ~ PM
From Lake PoateAaraa tdrr0toa)
WEEK DAYS,
To Perdido street and Tivo Circle Dposk IL sx s ie
III a. NJ. la, ~, Az 81 AZ, 81 *, 1S,sx p M.
SUNDAYS
To Peddo street and Iiyeli Circle Depe ~, ST. sh lok,
liz A. NJ and l2S p. NJ, which the following
to Tvoi Circle: II, Az, 81, AZ, 81, 81, M 81 Pm.
or All the above Trains take land passengers
I Trains stop ONLY
" Baggage, etc. received al Depots only.
GB Between NewOrleans Carroton,
between Carolou and Lake Ponehartan
apps
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NH- GEORGE F. PEARSON is a candidate for
reelection CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
and soicits the Of his friends. je2s
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~ J. g. PoNDExrER, Superintendent Of
The English Deli the City po -e IL candidate for CLERK
oF THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. nhs tos
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sSAM'6 OYSTER SALOON. This a. -
~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which is on SSAsS ~
scale greatly superior ofthe sf&
Kidd in the soath, liz jus, opened nj TStSF
i9i ST. CHARLES STREET.
Mr. WEIR better known SAM has been connected w,hths
in last having commenced with MI
obrook when be established the the Second No
with him till his DEATH and has AIT
With such and hfexibe deter
unatiou the with the best his line Sau
iocs of his their
been lifting the SALOON and ita BhR
With the CHOICEST LIQUORS that be procured SERVANTS
ier ,he been employed including
Cocks The LARDER will always supplied with the
!HoicEsT FISH AND AAiE OYSTERS SERVED
this short trouble
w be this Saloon worthy the patronage Of hifh
a judcious community = mhlS n
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TNHE ROAD TO HEALTH
HOLLOW WAYS PILLS.

SPAsATs IN THE STOMACH, FLATULENcY AND INDGEs-
TON CURED BY HofIowAy's PfLIs.-Estrset # issr Jo
Ar Daiicgi f Gooa gfasg Nov Sak Hals dated Sep
tender 4 1850 ro Professor Hl way siHaying bad
knowledge the good effect produced valuable P
consider duty to mike hnown that daughi
then old
Stomach Fsulency
~ondsrfal Pills
perfect health and she is entirely from symptoms
| complantn
40 Sold the establishment Of Professor HOLLOWAY 94s Strand
Temple Bar ndon and BY a the respectable Druggists and
Dealers Medicines
I'D q so ah Wholesale the principal
unnn and by Mes A. B. D. SANDS New York. aud WRIGHT
Il CO New Orleans
t There Considerable saving taking the l.rge
n BDireetons for the guidance paren every disorder
/ AFFIXED tn each box is
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE To RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
GALVESTON. HOUSTON AND HENDERSON RAILROAD.
Galveston Louis
for the the supply
ea iron excepted from Galveston to Houston distance Of fifty
Plans specifications may Office day
August Proposals will be received TIL the frat day Of October
Bids will be either entire
for furnishing materials for grading and for track laying
MAT ERALS REQUIRED
los eco Cross Ties feet by inches SAP
inch ri oak, CEDAR yellow pine cypress.
100 900 linear feet Of Png inches square
At the small sndyeiow pine post oak cedar or cypress,
500 900 board any length
100000 Plank, iAx2, IS 10 "a feet
loo. 900 Misunderstanding, do.
500. 600 Stantng, axlO or 10, Is or u feet.
100000 6rs, is or u feet,
100. 900 Mixed 10 5x4 tn s., Is to - feet
Lumber to be delivered in Galveston accessible
h et that 6n at the option Of the Company between Novem
Proposals will like delivery
yards Gravel Shells at Virginia
and Houston, indicated Chief
Engineer, one month at least s ss,oIs nesasd
Proposals will he received for grading Of the whcle line
22s, SIS cubic yards OF and fill.
Bridges amounting
Also for 1870 Tree high
according Specifications and plans TO the office.
Proposals Will be received like for laying the
oil the Had.
The bids accompanied with proper evidences ability per
orm will be viewed with the favor.
1853
Salts acory security will be required
for the faithful obligations the security
he rendered vita the lids.
All bids must be endorsed
Proposals-Gaveston, n. Il II. Rairoad,n
OF letting contract CALEB g. FoRSHEY,
au3l Chief Engineer.
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ICE--ICE--ICE.

ICE! ICE!--J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
Retail Dealers ICE No. 10 Eysan Fields opposite the
Railroad Depot lower Ide No. lss Old yee street.
No. Iehoupitoua street No. evee street. 50 New evee
Tchoupitouaa
Ninth Harmony Fourth Ds
riet jan1
TCE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
LIST May for sale by J. P. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp mhs4
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RERNARD LUMBER scoMpANY.-R. 9

pERNARD LUMBER C0MPANY.-R. c.
sAFFoLD s s. HENRY, < r. LAIIMER " D. COATES,
Sd tow LkR, MBEAN Co and Coos Of Steam Saw
Mills Biloxi
hrm Of the BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY. they
running Sixteen Single Saws, Circular
Woodwork Planning Machine which
single and three large saws will
10000 10 80 900 feet OF Llm6er per day.
Railroad Companies, Plank Road, Wharf
Shippers
notice Their Agentin New Orleans fully
supply individual their viii
with good Lumber suited the
Triton Walk t-TANIOh Agent
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~ Messrs Editors: Please to announce
FRANCIS LEIGH a CLrRK FIRST DIS
cT COURT subject 70 the deeon Of Dsmocra Convention.
Tie will be supported by MANY FRIENDS. jyl6n
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\ RCADE HOTEL. r.. s. MoRsl

M URPHY'S HOTEL and RESTAU- o.
lvl RANT, No. 100 St. Charles street-This estab- 1XA
shment, popularity known, having been thoroughly
repaired, repainted furnished every particular
the accommodation of the resident well
ing public No effort will be spared the OF the proprietor his
assistants TO dolicae with dispatch and render his
comfortable. ldee6 lyl RICHARD MURPHY Proprietor.
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well known Summer resort to-day for the sk1
Those DESTROYS enjoying air excellent bathing
desirable society toerabe living will hnd the
establishment the eoast.
The undersigned commencing the seventh his
takes this opportunity thanking his for their liberal
them that will be left uared
satisfaction and render them comfortable during their sooun the
Pass.
Attached TO the premises win be found Carriages Horses Billiard
jea 9ms R. H. MONTGOMERY, Manager.
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nDD FELLOWS' REST.-YanIts in thl

Cematery DO obtained by applying j. o. PIERSoN, Treh
saIe No Commercial Alley JAMES FuRNEAUx Secretary at
Odd Fellows' HAIL OF Camp Lafayette Rev CAS
wIITAlL Espanade street, H. M COREY, sieke
Camp The price Vaults for stockhodug Lodges
the burial members
child, all other butias the price
Vault will be $50 invariably For the purchase OF Lots
matt respecting the "Rest," apply 70
J. PlERsoN, Commercial Alley
10 JAS. FURNEAUX, the Odd Fellows' Hall.
JAs.F uRNEAuK, my5Iy
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VERA cRUz-Psr steamship Texas; $4,000
VA DO Pug sss 1891 do Leo
n do do Pome-6 do Fondo4S Camerden-i72 hides
10 bales ssraapalA Craer
lis bales tobacco del Campo.
HAyANAPs steamship Dorado: packages tickets ID
Bosnio-1 do liquors. . order. "
fENSAC0LA-Per umbar shs
Possy, AGO.. " 49, - 1890 -T's'S $500
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nCEAN SPRINGS, Lynchburg, Miss -

" The undersigned having years these
newly discovered aud highly valuable Mineral sPags,
them the June.
They located about five miles of Biloxi Miss Immediately
on the shore possessing advantages bathing fine
bscng fishing They all
Of the fine low which ply daily
from the Lake end Of the Pouchaan Railroad.
The analysis Of the made by Dr. Lawrence Smith, Pro-
Of Chemistry the University
doubt that the Springs mineral qualities Of the highest
He
The
eoay the uphureted hydrogen
quantities; ayparsnt
chronic diseases might be cured receive mportn alienation
these bath could be applied with much
Anusemsuts Of description will be found place AIo
capable Of accommodating about three hundred has
and the hi the hotel
New Orleans will sufficient bis guests pro
perly cared for ENocH EvEfITr. jsqs N
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REMOVALS.

SAML. E. MOORE & co. have removed their
~ stock Of CRocgERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE
70 No 80 CAMP STREET, TO the rseenty occupied by
:anss. saai
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.

MESSRS. BRIEDE & RQpER, Pro- -
lvl prietors the LAKE HOTEL jefferson and ln
AXE Pontchartran Railroad the pleasure inform
friends and the public that they have bsdes their well known RES
TAURANT, also opened Ro ms for L0DGERS.
eouny, wishing Esw0reaus the
time, this house and taking steamboat
tarrolton
IB- Lake Packets CREOLE, CALIFORNIA ST. CHARLES
-.
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DASs CHRISTIAN HOTEL.

HyHE OCEAN SPRINGS will be open -
j. for the reception BOarders June 49, Sm
jeis If ENOCH EVERETT. 49,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

0rFicE OF THE DAILY CREscEsr,l
Monday Morning, September IL, 1858
CLEARED SATURDAY.
ap Perssveanee, Lariss Galveston and MatagordA
Harris Morgan
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ID EMOVAL-WRTGHT, WILLIAMS s. Co. have
u removed street Nos lis and 100 rnvr
IfeeI, rear OF the ST. Charles Hotel js37 In
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ID EMOVAL.-HARRIs & MORGAN have re-
y moved TO the foo. OF Jals street, opposite the
. 4 inr
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CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
ToBAccoThe subscribers have constantly
lots to suit purchasers CUBA, HAVANA, FLORIDA, MASON
COUNTY, KENTUCKY TENNESSEE and MISSOURI WRAPPERS
and FILTERS. Also, TOBACCO IN HOGSHEADS BALES
lecfsd for the Mexican Market and for plantation
TURNER d RENSHAW,
s6 Camp and 439 Tchoupitoaa street.
q TOBACCO BALED TO ORDER. tel Iy4m9p
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CONSIGNEEs.
nLIsr OF vxssxIs In PORT HOT CLxAaKp

PASSENGERS.
Per steamship Tsxas from Vera Dooman Peehen
May w Leyh Cure, Ceal, Southworth, Monals a
eleven in the iteersgs.
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Tslas Place. from vera cus sh inst Hss Aorra
sehr BarssA Taylor days Pensacola to mas,sr-Bs
steam oats
Lab Tuns Haygood, from Louis
Gen Rusk Sere, from Baton Rouge.
eipssy, Ure, from Bayou Sara.
Swamp For, Marshall. nom louisville,
Uncle Sam, Lee fomS ST Lous
Pswnss, Edds, from st Lous.
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0he Qhibu1anf Mintrpa

f. published every Saturday morning. Price Five Dollars
Der auDum-payabe at the time Of subscribing Single
copies, Ten Cents
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted at the rate OF One Dol
lar per suare of ten lines less for the rst and fy
Cents for every subsequent insertion. liberal Discount
made to those who advertise by the Thirty Dollars
year will be charged for half column Of Patent Medicine
ayertising and of greater length admitted on any
terms.
PERSONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of per
sona nature such not deemed to he Of pubic
interest," may inserted advertisements at the option
,os the editor) by being paid for in advance.
,oR WORK undersigned atter themselves that they
can execute all varieties Of printing in style
not to surpassed by any country office in the south OF
West All work delivered when promised and guaranteed
to please Our will please to bear in mind that
we deliver no job until the same is paid for
OBITUARY NOTICES-NOt exceeding three lines, Will be
cheeuy inserted without CHARGE but those Of greater
epgth will be rated advertisements.
CORRESPONDENTS informed that notice whatever
win he taken Of any communication intended for insertion
unless accompanied by the and address OF the
NOT necessary for publication but as guarantee OF good
faith. JoNA =. WHITE, Publishers
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PETROLEUM SpRIsG.--A new petroleum, or
oil spring has been discovered in Western Virginia
near the forks of the Hughes River. I. was
found in sinking well for salt. Instead of salt,
however, the spring commenced blowing out
mineral oil, and has SO continued to furnish it
at intervals up to the pre.eHt date-abeut four
teen gallons of oil being produced every fifth
day. An account which appears in the 's Christ
ian Advocate and Journal says, that thestrat-
um yielding the oil lies parallel with tire bed Of
the river, is generally near FIVE feet thick, and
is reached in various places by sinking pits thir-
ty feet into the earth. Some pits fifteen feet
square, have yielded one hundred and thirty five
barrels of oil, but all are not alike rich
Scientific Alsericdz.
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LOVE LETTER FROM TAILOR TO A MANTuA-
MAKER.-REMNANT OF MY HoPEs:-May l be
ripped from the borders Of your esteem, and
never be buttoned to the loop Of your Kindness
but I am strongly scanned to the hem of your
beauty. May never lose a thi,nble full Of your
favor, but have 50 entangled the thread Of my un-
derstanding with that pretty outside Of yours
that am stark mad to be your. Ods-bod-
ksns! am surely yours, every stitch of me.
Wherever you go, you are my North. and my
needle follows you; blunt not, therefore, the
point of my endeavors, but let me haste myself
to your kindness, that may set the tighter to
your affections. I love you beyond measure, but
yet it is SO hard to cabbage one sweet look from
you, that I almost despair Of having enough to
JfnssA my sait. Pray put a favorable eonstruc-
ton on this, and for the same shall always sit
cross-Igged for your sake, being my dearest little
founcer. Yours, SC. JAKE.
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A Lesson in Grammar.

OF parts of speech grammarians say,
The number is but nine,
Whether we speak Of men or things,
Hear, sec, smell, feel or dine.
And first wen speak Of that called Noun,
Because on 1t are founded
All the ideas We receive,
And principals are grounded.
A Nomn's a name Of anything.
OF person, place or nation;
As man and tree, and all we see
That stand still or have motion.
The Articles are A and The,
But which these nouns we limit;
A tree, the man, a pot, the pan,
A spoon with which to skim II.
The Adjectioe then tells the kind
0fevery thing called Noun;
Good boys or bad, girls gLdd or sad,
A large or a small town.
The Nouns can also agents be,
And Eerbs express their actions:
Boys run and s0aLk, girls laugh and talk;
Read, scrite, tell wholes or fractions.
To modify those Verbs again.
The Adeerb fits most neatly;
As James correctly always writes,
And Jane she sigN 80 ssceet1y.
The Pronoun shortens what we say,
And takes the place Of names,
With 1, thou, he, che, sCe, yoss, Mey,
Where sentences we frame.
CosInnctions next we bring to join
These sentences together:
As John and James may go TO town,
Fit should prove good weather.
With Nouns and Pronouns we have need
70 use the Proposition;
Which set before or placed betscees,
Expresses their position.
The Inte,jection helps to express
Ourjoy and sorrow too,
As when we shout hMyrdh! or cry
AEas what shall we do!
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Home Song.
BY Mis-. n. e. G. AVERY.

Now, thrust my thimbie in its case,
And store the spOols away,
And lay the muslin rolls in place;
MY task is done to day;
For, like the workman's evening bell,
A sound hath met my ears,
The gate-ciick by the street doth tell
Papa has cOsiie, my dears.
Rear of the toy-box from the floor
For yonder chair make room;
And up, and out-unbar the door,
And breathe his welcome home;
For It's the twilight hour OF joy,
When Homes best pleasures rally;
And will clasp my darling boy,
While papa romps with Allie.
There. take the hat, and gloves and bring
The slippers, warm and soft,
While bounds the babe, with laugh and spring,
In those loved arms, aloft,
And let each nook some comfort yield
Each heart with love be warm,
For him, whose firm, strong hands shall shield
The household gods from harm.
Our love shall light the gathering gteami
For, Ger all earthly hope,
We cherish first the joys Of home;
glad, rejoicing group.
And through the twilight hour Of joy,
We turn from toll, to daily
With thy young dreams Of life, my boy,
And gaily fondle Allie.
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ba At aparty, the other evening, the conver
sation turned as in natural among young folks,
on marriage the other convenient subject besides
the weather, when every other fails. One Of
the bellies, ADDRESSING bean, quite unconciously
las she explained) said -
eff were you and you were rae, would
have been married long ago.
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Written for the Thibodaux Minerva.
nv q rnwrN NivrNIRY n n.

rw,..., e,- ~. ,h;,>od.ux Minerva
- -,
Alas! my noble wife! that thou shoudt die!
Thou, who vert made 50 beautifully fairt
That death should settle in thy glorious eye,
49, .
-.." 'oA'A .'' . ~ ~ ~.
p''''- "''' '
Cold is thy brow, my wifsi and am chill,
For from my bosom, death has called thee.
How was want to feel my pulses thrill,
Like rich harp-string, yearning to caress thee,
And hear thy sweet my Edward from those DEAR NOV
Cold cold lips, Jenny!
rse p,cisc,. he'd i, thine, I .h.u h..r n. .u. .
OF music, and the voices q the young;
AND nie VIII pass me IN ne nantins o'uah'
-. s ,S.s :, - s.. w.. - ~ " -, ~ -. s.. ~.
10 NEE. =, Jenny,
ss., Oh when ann stricken. and NV ,.,,t
Like bruised reed, is waiting to be broken,
a.w win s' love for thee, u depart
Yearn for thine ear to drink it, last despsoken'
were 50 sweet, amid deash's gathering gloom,
rosse thee, Jenny!
md nov FAREWELL IT'S hard to give thee up
10 death but in thy .lumber God i. with .hss
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rThe Editor Of a western paper having
lent his axe to one of his subscribers, the
borrower unfortunately broke off the handle.
On returning it, the man said, you can get
it fixed ...5
"Yes," replied the editor, abus that will
cost at least quarter of a dollar"
sWeT,o replied the borrower, If you
ain't rather small for an editor! here's the
quarter, but I'll thank you 10 stop my paper
at enes "
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and trust you will render the like justice to
- III you, or any other high officer Of the
Government desires the appointment Of par.
ticular individual, need not say that it would
rive me great pleasure to comply with his wish
d But respectfully deny that You have any
right 10 issue Instructions for the government
ii my conduct Id making selections for Office
Y So far Wy relates to the mere dispensation Of
patronage, without regard 70 my responsibility
16r tho acts Of the persons appointed, would
gladly transfer the trust to another. have no
taste for such matters, and my comfort--aspira
lions have none would be greatly promoted
Ii some one else would perform the service fol
mo. But the law and my commission have cas-
the burden upon me, and cannot surrender
to another without q dereliction Of duty.
As you have given. your letter to the press
saying I. the subject was public one," vii
q rive the same direction to my answer.
am. very respectfully A. ID
Your obedient servant,
GREENE G. BRONSON.
Hon Jas Guthrie, Secretary Of the Treasur,