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$4,000 Persons,

Including oil ages classes. and conditions. ~sn-ss
which were large number Of ladies. who are lseu
liarl, subject To Nervous Comp plants. have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
Nhcn all h",c Of relief hed icen syen up and every
thug ,l'e been tried in vain
To- Illustrate The use 81 tho GALvhNfc belt
suppose the nf Trrsun ficlcsl with that hans
Of eiN III atinn. ~ SftSiA nny other hrsnic
Sorson. Disorder. Ia ordinary caves stinulants
taken which, by their action On the uoffss sat
masclss Of tho sionnch afford fsssyararp relief but
which leave the l,atieni IN lower state AID with
injured tseniics, hitcf the action thus go tied hss
ceased. Now compare this it'll tbs eject ivsnlsnl
tom The Duplication Of the GAtVANlC nEt r. Take
Dsspepir sufferer. even in the worse symptoms oi
an .tlark, and simply ie the Belt around ihe body
using thr Magnetic fluid diTrc,ed. Ia . short
pen iud the inscnkie Precipitation " All act the
posiiltc element ~ the Belt thereby eaHAing Gal
,anic circulation which win pass L. the negative,
4nd thence bach again 10 the positive thus keeping
gp continuous tinla anic circulation uhruas hent
lie y, ,tcm Thu. the most severe cases of ~ Si'ff
" use PERMANENTLY CJluD A W. DAYS
- ~ it.N AArLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE
a
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JACOB y, FELL, Tanner and Cur
j rier, 3ia Main street Cincinnati;
between sth and Oth--Keeps constantly
on hand large assortment of all kinds OF Leather
and Shoe Finding, NJ the lowest cash prices.
Dee. ~, ie5e-5s.
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DR.. Christie's Galvanic Curatiyes

consists in The lact dat they arrest and enrs discss
by OUTWARD afifffaiigH in place of the usual stads -
dfuggng sud pi, siclng the patient tiii eNhsastrs
netafe sinks hopclcssly under the innleten
Thy sirsHrfhsn TIE whole system sghaiiss ne ecais
slightest fH)a,p Hiff any tifeumsfamsss Since their
Introduction In tho United States, oniy tire. years
.lILlll NM u
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u = . :. > - z IT n ] IT = y y y . :
WHOLESALE dealers In Foreign and Domestic
Day Go0ds--No. 80, South east corner Pearl ana
Vine streets, Cincinnati.
iust opcncd-un entire new stock,
Fob. s. III lamI.
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n a. I'LL. SHOENBEHGER,s IRON
", STOKE.-No. Is Front ST., opposite the
Public landing, Cincinnati, Ohio. Keep constant,
on hand Ia re assortment of Iron, nails aud steel
ofthcir own manufacture, from the genuine Juniata
Bloom, Justly celebrated for the last twenty years
forts superior quality. Also-Mousc Hole Anylls,
bellows, vices, screw plates. Cast steel, English
Blister steel, and German steel. Elliptic springs,
Carriage Rxlcs, Mould Boards, wagon boxes, Sc.
All OF which they will warrant aud sell nj the low.
est market prices. Persons will please call nndex.
anime ourstock before purchasing elsewhere.
Fob o. ssa-fo- gna
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MLean's Imminent.

THIS article Is now fairly before the public, and
L the thousands fbotiles sold indicate the supe-
riority OF this Liniment over others. Physicians
now prescribe IL in their practice. Try but 25
cent bottle and you win be convinced. Fifty cent
and one dollar bottles have tecn received.
Wholesale and retail by
nov. 19-fe-1yr KOHL Il THORNE,
Northeast corner Fourth and Vine sts., Chit.
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sUNDRIES I'M STORE.

HAon Ilhds Sugar.
ZUU 500 bbls prime molnsses,
80 " f" S.ll, do
auO bgs prime Easter coffee,
50 Pockets Java do
200 packages fresh Teas,
1900 lbs ast. c. yarn,
900 packages maekerel,
80 boxes Va. Mo. Tobacco,
Goa Kegs nails.
2uu Bales No. batting,
20 bbls hne smo. tobacco,
10000 half Spanish cigars,
Candles, Soap, Starch, dc. &c. FOR sale Law by
BRiSCO a. WHITE.
No. 10 Lower Marketstreet, Cincinnati.
May II, 1853. 22-lys
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OIL PAINTED WINDOW SHADES,

Uand Oil Cloth Table Covers, manufactured and
sold, wholesale and retail, by NJ. sawycr@ Co. No.
College Building, Walnut ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Orders promptly flied. Country Merchants and
Pedlerssupplied on the lowestterms.
Nov. 6, l655.-f6-l2ms.
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THE METnopoLrrAS RAILROAD.

RY authority Of The legislature o. The State Of Maryland
session Of 1853, entitled An act 10
poae tire Metropolitan Railroad Company and - Conformity to
provisions hereby by the undersigned
books receiving subscriptions 10 the
Metropolitan Railroad Company viii be opened
from The said 9th
18th June inclusive from the hour Of
O'Clock O'Clock, said the
places andn persons following vizi
Bank OF Washington, the Patriotic Bank the Bank Of the
Metropolis the banking house Of Me Cocofan and riggs IN
District Of Columbia, under the dec
OF commissioners residing in said city, and the several
cash OF said banks.
Al the Fnrmers md Georgetown
Bank city OF Georgeown, in the District OF Co
OF Georgetown The cashiers Of said banks
In Rockville, Montgomery Maryland
Of Samuel o. ver under The direction OF the
residing snid county, and the said Samuel G. vierr.
In The city Of Frederick Frederick county Maryland The Par
Mechanicsi Frederick Frederick
Bank and the Branch Bank OF The Farmers Bank Of Mary
direction the residing Frederick
county, nd cashiers Of sad banks.
Boonsboro Washington Maryland, the
Davis Bukhar direction OF Mr. Elias
Davis Of commissioners, and M Bukbar Of said
# + a..
In The town Of Hageown Washington county, Maryland The
Baak and the Washington county Savings iut
direction Of the commissioners residing In said town.
e cashier Of the ageo Bank ard the secretary Of said Saw
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mo- 4ss.I
by the President OF the United States.


IN pursuance OF WILLARD FILLMORE, President Of the
United STAIRS Of anensa do hereby declare and %ass
The State OF WISCONSIN the periods hereinafter designated 10
at WILLOW RIVER, commencing Monday,
, second day Of May next Tor ,h dpo,a o. ,ns public s"a SIT
ships, uni
North Of the and Of The fourth principal eridian
Township fotynine fractional township hty
islands and Lake SUPERIOR Of u,ree
Fractional township my, on the main shore oLake SUPERIOR OF
Township forty nine and my Any one,
ont main shore OF Lake superior, OF range seven
Township and fractional township my, on the shore Of
Fractional rewnhps foynn. and 6y, the shore 81 Lake
townships twenty thirty rhrty-one, and thirty two town
ss g" Ss na,, Of. Of ,S sapsot az" Of
Townships twenty "y shae Of sae
fownshps hy thirty one thirty two -three
fractional township forty nine Lake SUPERIOR OF range
Townships thirty ,hrty-one, hytwo, thi'ylhree, and thirty
Towu.hp. thirty ,hry-two hryhree, and siuyfour, Of
Township. hy one thIytwo, uirtyee and hiryfour, OF
Al The land ONCE at LA CROSSE, Monday
n following named townships, to witt
NORTH efe and Of he fourth principal Derdan
Townships seventeen eighteen and nineteen OF
Township. twenty one and twenty two Of range sir
townships twenty and twcntyswo o. range seven
Township. weny-one, twenty-five, weu,y,hree, and twenty
s cs % I r ON monday
tho mint, day of May nst for ss q as psss ,, stu
North Of and cast Of he fourth principal nerid'an
Township twenty Eve Of range four. s-el
twenty twenty seven,
thirty, thirty-two OF range five.
Township twenty Ave. OF rang. sir
Nineteen thirty, and thryone, IN township
twenty-five. VI rance seven. Hn'
Townsh twenty. and twenty six Of range ten
five, Of eleven.
Office MEN tSitA, commencing on MONDAY, the
of disposal znds
following named townships, viz; Hl
and eaf Of the fourth principal meridion
of
SCHOOL,, military,
purposes ana s-ernowcd aads
made anti thereby which shall be selected by
the State authorities days appointed or the
Of the public sales under entiued An
e-ab the ste other States reclaim tho
snds within e limits" approved September rs, 1880
& ,~fu he excluded from the sales - Yss' - q. .ltt
the above snAs
appointed and will which they
offered, and 's sa'es thus
weeks private snry OF In
be admitted until ae the expiration
city OF Washington this 6rst Say
February Domn thousand eight hundred any
tt.t. esN asIH MiLLARD FILL MORE
nv the President Sill r st1 ri t44tsff 06r#s
JoHs Wusos, s..at #5e d 4EgltB
soner O Il q r
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I'M petition Mock, Of Philadelphia Pa praying
extension OF granted him the sixteenth
padocks
OF said patent, which takes
sixteenth 6l day OF July eighteen hundred snd my
three 65J)-- .s... 4#rtl.4.e IA.
IL !. ordered petition be heard Once
Monday the twenty June O'Clock,
all noti6cd 10 aud show they
have, said petiuon ought MOI TO he granted, aH-
opposing required file the Patent
specially Get forth in whiting least
all Med party
be taken and transmitted IN
coanpc. Office, which will be furnished
piicaIion. 4. = - F.. ~ = .
ordered be Published in the National
Washington, u. inquirer
Pa Express city Daily Bee, Boston. Mass and Union,
Harm burr
twenty a day Of June The day Of hearing
~ III. 7faHf &aft -t' ' n. q WEfGHrNAN,
5str Acting Patents
OF above will please snd verd e
Once with containing this notice.
April l7-law3w ..i s....,s# es tel.@ ft-
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hereby give notice whom II concern that
ana applying hs geesrai Land omee Of tbs Uned State.
ot scrip 70 thc cn OF the Points ~ land
warrant No 4, dated November al 7pa ann sued Henry
pan ensgn W ,ne virginia State
war mr. J,lof acres the original
ana duplicate thereof issued Cor
Points. deceased ~ .. "a 8Iffif F%1"tl s1I7
= F4ut ELIZA n. rogNTsl III.
Ev Eseeurir and sole devs-e Of Jas. Points.
~ 0o-1aw3m b9H4tI- -
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nteigcncer the Onion, and the Republic, Wash
Advocse Geosefown, o. and The Baltimore SUM-
advertisement
week the 18th ri JDne Tn. Journal Rockville Montgomery
eesn The HenA Gseu and Tho Ernmney Frederick the On
ocnn Wing Middeown Odd Fellow, Boopsboro; md The
herad and Torchish the nagrstown Mall The News and The
Own rxer.own will respectively insert the once
week unul the ION Of Jupe. a ~ ~
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1arbIo for Ertensi United Sta es Capitoi.-To own
of Marble Quarrios.
CArIToL EXTENSION OrrioE,
washinptop ID C.. NAV A. 1853.

CArIToL EXTENSION OrFIon,
Washington. ID. c., May 4, 1853
information regard to American ornamental
marbles suitable for the interior decoration OF the extension Of
Washington, all per.ons owning veins
uuarres within the United States which worked
capable OF being worked invited 10 send specimens 10 Tits
The specimens should be blocks Of oubca form six Inches
squsr. each face.
should each specimen exact
locality county, and Office, OF o~ner,
quarry, ofdelvey the
boat stopping Of blocks that can be obtained
description OF the The direction
the beds veins into which the rock Il divided
The should rucb the dimensions above
should be boxed the giving the
IN The bor and snthc
by ,or 10 be distinctly marked OF the
sender, well directed this office tFeHft t
should be by the ordinary channels Of
transportation and reasonable freight win be Paid their
delivery this office. -.
generally which circulate marble
confer benefits their dis
by giving this advertisement, editorial notice N
rapcr- receiving OF This advertisement from this Office
IL weekly for months, send
copy OF paper, bills, 10 iis ofhco @ wv
- .-,' $500 TT Fl - f.f7t ~ r M O. MEIGs,
Captain OF Engineers charge Of Extension u T. Capitol
Msy l7-ia~.smwp "r-.## +. .#.us. e9a. #.fr
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
No. So Wall street, NJ v.
BROWN, sHrPLEy, a CO.,
Liverpool.
G. ROBERTS Co,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
j. MUNRDE n Co,
s Rue Sotre Dame des VICTORIES
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
of accountable god silv
bullion specie jewery precious metals, unless bills Of
and the value thereof therein expressed
JAMS
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uu, inc AN. II isa and 2sih q July next espee-
ussly. 81. AZ IA .sbi..ton am. is,, s.y al
& ~ one thoussna eight hundred my
APfil, ahho po'n' - ~TNI r9 - FRANKLIN FIERCE.
BY the President TIL
Los WILSON,
coaInis.ioner OF ,ke General Land once. =.
uzu-Ia~i5w
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nm EDwARD H.. CARwICHaEr., froU viratsi~,
services ~ the oxen. o Washington
nj. once feh street adjoining the Irving
Hosel. ApW-dn
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JOHN w. MAURY,
WIN. w. CoRCoRAN, ttY
WIN, w. Sc TON,
DAVID ENGLISH,
tERDiN ,Nb W. kIsouE,
= Oftbe District Of Columbia.
CHARLES L. TRAIL,
JACOB M. KUNKEL,
MEHEDfTH DAVIS,
80 OF Frederick county.l
ROBERT II. DADE,
WIN. LlNGAN GATHER.
FRANCIS G. CLOPrER,
OF Montgomery county.
DANIEL VESSEL,
JANEs WATSON,
ELIAS DAVIS,
OF Washington county,
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IS mo. ss2,l 10 usrtkH1
NJ IN. Esrasldoslt OF the UnA1rd mates.

" kx
IN pursuance Of law FRANKLIN rIEarx, r.sasD, OF ne
s a. .a aYIs a e ss on. 4 .s ..S ...s L. ~
which as gSss state. .. q. s s s.s
o. sas.a. m...sipg subject
s fs's 4. Land ~ @
and Mississippi at the periods hereinafter designated 10 wit
Monaay M ssS disposal , % sqss
TO- as are iaed i IN he aads,asalonsd io~ashp
HortAet ihe base line and ~ei Of tAe prsaetrai ""
ro~nsps ,, ,sS ,a,se
To@%saips ONE Zoo, t"ss, four % and '''s"' OF range
townships tAyse four ave, and .e'e" Orange ave-
oftae line and psa 81 iAs pns Pa1 '"e''''"
too, three our ana gSs of ,ans s wo
s swnp ONE ans' tso aa 5ss tree
Township one range four
soal Of ths Aas and east Of the principal medan'
Townsbips iAyee and Jour, Of range one.
Az tho land DGMoroLs, in the same STATE commencing
and q sections being the 9sd na above 70
Of ths base fine and Vest Of e freip al neridiaa
Townships eighteen, nineteen and tpeny four.
Al the land TUSCALOOSA, in the State
s%sss x. a g ~ a.,
refsned situated in The aforementioned townships
Noa line and he principal "eriian in The south
Township t~eniy-one of range
Monday day september disposal
TO- aforementioned townships TO wit:
North Of The base line and east Of ihe caoeta~ nerisias
Townships eight seventeen, esAieea nineteen, and tpen
Townshp eight nine tee thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen
sixteen, sereHH Aee, and nineteen" of aeven
Townships eight nine, eleven, ielSs thirteen" fourteen, If
Townships egM nin ten, eleven, irsiee, range
..
Al the land Office at AUGUSTA in the State commencing
on Monday The day sepm nsx' tor The disposal o.
ferred situated in the aforementioned townships to
North Of the line Of
Township four, OF range thirteen ...0
Townships three, four, re and sir of four
Townships one, two rlree four hv sir, sepen range
townships three, four, fire. and seven Of
Towsss s f. a ssssn seventeen
North Of tae base line, Of the meridian and east Of Pearl ri0eT
swns .p l severn ns and and s an sos ave-
township. seven, eisM nine, and ten, OF range
S Ss ,sma s%a " Fl a"s %u s s are wholly
those as gqry within said limits Designed
aea. % ms @ be S ms ass ps ss district land
Lands reserved military and other will be
@ sa e: s aforesaid. 3
% es Get on each ss thereof, s and
n III BY s "a
ing lands weeks appicaloas
viii public
J. ~ '''' FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the r isas W,,.o,
Commissioner Once
Notice ofie originally
drGgn from market account Of the railroad grant,
approved entitled AN
the pre- sapoa laws oihs United States they
tended public the
heenbeforc mentioned,
improvement made prior TO The final allotment Of the al
railroad all by
snp the alternate sections Of public lands within The
predicated
the 4 February 1883 The date of The hna a!ot
Iuen
within ne limit. De e. % s %s
be paid of
within limits OF
be prior to the restoration Of
said iand- private eny.
received for either class OF lands
AFTER the close the public sale directed by the fore
President Will be
miles
ode
be issued the and
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Obce.
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NOTICE hereby that tho public Of lands ordered nv
nr day Fcbvusry, 1883,
once. Wisconsin, wit land omcvs
wu,c~ Point,
e and osd Of May declared 10 be
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTioN CLAIMANTS

Every person the right Of eemrcn 70 cf the
fractional townships shove
satisfaction NJ the
office and make payment there
nofe and beiore the
public srle ~ the ands
""s '' sf JOHN WILSON,
Commissioners Of tho General Land ONCE,
f-iHwi1w s1s..t r. = t.s.. ~.
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To the Omcers and soldiers of the War Of 1919, In
dian. Mexican, and other Wars.
John r. BAKER Gate clerk General Land Ohcel
oncr
Maryland avenue, IsIa, Washington city, c.
back
and claims before the pubic Of hs
government
give and collection Of pt
waite claims
June 7-iawtw
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TTENTIOS, ALL-Tbe subscriber, d-'errau.d 70
his business. win one from This aa bis entire
5000 which perehs.sd very
s rs never s." n"S %s more s public nav rely
on getting every article 81 prime cot for cash only.
would call seec. attention TO lot Of black ocads s' I'M
Also, |. eoiaSsd AHA. !, . pc, y.,s.
Neboson Sons 80 pieces genuine usnteer ards
each, Al 81 ap'ecs w. CAkTEH
June DIV Tire. door. Essia :.1..,.
ID y. STEERS NEW SOODs FOR oEnTL1MEs-
have just received anos rey Of elers, good. St l~se
who are .s1, 20 .aepy with soass ' ss.
's May isy'S S'''~'' ~ ,.,
NOTICEwe neshot At noefng that q.
usual their sepeeye seeosn. yin b q wn Of ed ,-;.s
that all consider hems~vss ssssdy Lu' rsscdsI called
upon 70 IN @at ,, 0'o"p ,oov rRorurs co
- l----. -.l- l1ls 4ll.l2l1l ~ l4Qi--
NEW y.sk May IsssTn. ..s.rsrsa be. ~. a.
opened 40 onee No y wi, .ss .,,sT Business.
u,ns ;ssars"ae mis,as raioad tove'ne sssse s~A city
eeas. soa. s,.. .r ss exchange
m.s 10 az '0'''' ssAstfsH a aAnr.
eroRE 10 u, enn.ylyaaia avenue, ee,-.sn on
se let month 2, year. i"sass y Mr. E' }. ss'of''
June '-'ooo a
Nori. EBouny land ~au.os No soas, for r,y acre, V.
con sppcabon Pension Once
sir this date for dapl,e,,s
css.s ~. bee" ssS I" ~ ds.sr ssas o. 10
sue o. . ps'sn, 2. ..,s ~arr." H. s,s,,y
,ure wsreroo. IN street, opposite ,hs Es.ssrs. s,s.
They sh~.c. svs,y to.v-n-rcs f ss-rns s.sy,.nS @ @
hsy esnn be beat o,,oo,
Aps-aa-sw N. ~ M~oRsooA
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4 MERICAN HOUSE,, Hanover street, boston ~
Rice Rebuilt enlarged elegantly furnished possessing
improve and conveniences for The scco"m"'
the travelling public.
Dec " DIV
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every Of pre- tho
lands within tho townships and of townships above
rated, establish the
of the land once and
practicable after tAis uotioe and bsose
appointed Of the pusic the lands
embracing claimed claim viii be fprfited
!. 4.# snfs. rg.fg JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Lasd Once.
Jnnn ol-lawllw -------- l----
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JINGLE CABIN-A hfete dsg.ers"Vp.. !, -
u s,o~,s Tos,s Csefs," on ,n..,.,
whisehur-t'. Gallery. repssyiv,nis sv.p"e ne.r - 49,
portrait, soeas, famous " a"sc" o' song sU e
T-dd :.
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Every person entitled the night % pecmpon to any OF the
townships above enumerated
ifsciton hs and
oce and make therefor
hs notice, and before the day
Of the public sale Of the land
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE
MAY lo-Iawl3w
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ID "a. aOOn CO.. wne,e..as ."s .e s,.,n ns,.as,.
,s,..,irs N. - furnishing good. sewery
p.~nsyivsrs avenue, set~rr""s s"a ." -"
BIC I'll afl4HHYN
Aaa - u
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protection; she needs man Of mind !,
who will clad, guide, cherish, and
protect her on their life's journey. 1
need not say what the woman should
be, for, as l think, she is the most
perfect subject Of ell creations plan,
as Burns speaks of nature.
Her prentice hand she tried on man,
And then she made the lasses, o.
Having just learned that Mary and
you are agreed on the preliminaries
of a matrimonial treaty, I will only
remark in conclusion, and by way Of
encouragement, that if you, sir, be.
have to your partner like man of
sense, while you walk together by the
way, her love will never fail, the
honeymoon will never wane, but
shine bri lighter, till you put up at the
last Iun by the wayside- the GRAVE.
[ speak from fifty years experience.
GRANT THoRBURN.
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~ o. q Is
THE AFRICAN RACE IN syys s.;

THE AFRICAN RACE IN 4 II I'M. ~.
YoRK.-All persons having a ahade.
of philanthropy in their composition,
must have thpt feeling excited By.
witnessing the poverty and degrs.a
ton in which the African race exist iiJk
in this city. Systematically shut out
from all mechanical persuits, and ex.,
PEELED from almost all the inferior
positions they were once allowed Is,
hold here, they nave seen their Dla,s
ces filled by Germans and irish; and
now there are not more than a half
a dozen occupations in Which they
can engage. Even as walters IN
our hotels-one of the last and best
stroungholds left them they End
that they are constantly losing groud.
by the ADLER competitions Of imrni.
grants from Europe. This expulsion.
of the negroes from almost every.
branch of industry has had its natn.
raj effect in thinning their numbers. -
And while during the last ten years
they have increased in the Southern,
States at the ratio Of thirty pepI
cent, the negro population Of this
State has fallen from fifty to forty,
seven thousand.-N. Y. Herald, I:
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"A DELIGHTED MoTHER.-A mother.
who was in the habit of asking her
children, before they retired at night.
what they had done to make Others
happy, found her young twin daueh-
ters silent. One spoke modestly of
deeds and dispositions founded on the
golden rule, Do unto others az We
would that they should do unto you.'
Still these little bright faces were.
bowed in silence. The question was
repeated.
4 can remember nothing good all
this day dear mother; one Of nv
schoolmates was happy, because she
had gained the head of the class and /
smiled on her, and ran &c kiss iler: so
she said were good. This Is all dear!
mother sI
The other spoke still more timidly.
"A little girl, who sat with me on the
bench at school, has lost little broth.
er. saw that while she studied her
lesson, she hid her face in her book
and wept. felt sorry, and hid nv.
face on the snme book and wept with
her. Then she looked up and was
comtortcd, and put her arms around
my neck; but do not know why she
said had done her good
Come to my arms, my darllngs!'--
SAID the mother, to rejoice with those
that DO rejoice and weep with those
that do weep, is to obey our blessed
Redccmer.' nm