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breast, in his heart and purtensnces, down
TO the very stomach!
May he be cursed in his reins, and in his
groins in his thighs. in his genitsls, and in
his bids. and in his knees, his legs and feet,
and toe-nails.
May he be cursed in all his joints, and
articulation ofhis members from the Grown
Of his head TO tho sole Of his foot, may there
be no soundncss.
May the Son Of the living God, with all
tho gloryof his majesty, curse him! And
may Heaven with all the powers that move
therein, iise up against him, and curse and
damn him; unless he repent and make
satisfaction.
PIERCE HANDELL.
Ashaway, r. I. Dec. 18, 1858.
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Certificate of the Efficacy of
DIR. WOOdWOrth's SYRUP.

DR. M. WOODwORTH-Sir This is to
~ certify that my wife has been afflicted
with the Scrofula from child, and for the
last ten years she has suffered beyond de-
scription. 1t made its appearance on the
upper part of the mouth, and also on the
under Jaw; it had become such an eating
sore, that small pieces Of bone have come
out. 1t was attended with the most cxcru.
ciating pains. In this manner she has suf-
fered without finding any relief. She was
attended by some of our best physicians, but
all to no purpose they had all given her up
At last she was induced to try DR.. Towns
ends Syrup, of which she took twenty bot
ties, but it did her no good. Seeing your
advertisement, she was induced by friend
to try your Syrup. l sent to your agent in
Hartford, and procured bottle for her, and
as astonishing as it may seem, before she
had finished taking that bottle, she was re-
lieved of those excruciating pains, and her
mouth is gradually healing. She has taken
four bottles, and she is now able to be
around and attend to her household duties
and we would hereby recommend this to
others in like manner afflicted, as being one
of the medicines ever offered to the public
and we feel duly grateful that we could OBJ
tain anything to procure relief
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN EMMoNs,
MEHETABLE EMMoNs.
Canaan, .Apri 3, 1852.
We, the undersigned friends and acquaint-
ances of Mehetable Emmons, certify that
hers was the most distressing case of Scro-
fula and Tic Douloureux we ever witnessed,
and that she has been restored to comforta-
BILE health after having been given up as past
cure by all her acquaintance, and that the
statement given above by herself and hus-
band, may be relied on as strictly true.
GERsHoM M. FITCH, EMMoNs ARNOLD,
RUTH j. ARNOLD, JULIA EMMoNs,
ANDREW EMMoNs, SAMUEL EMMoNs,
EMELINE EMMoNs, HENRY j. MEAD.
l, Miles T. Granger, Town Clerk of the
Town of Canaan, hereby certify that am
acquainted with the persons whose names
are subscribed to the foregoing certificate,
and that they are persons of high respecta-
bility, and every way worthy Of credit.
MILES 7. GRANGER, Town Clerk.
| Canaan, CT, .AprH 6, 1852. l15y1
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Improved POudrette.

- Is. HALLIDAY'S Improved Poudrette is
". commended to the agriculturalist as the
most certain and economical fertilizer that
an be obtained. 1t is highly recommended
hy those who have used 1t as being finely
adapted to every crop raised in New Eng.
and. 1t is sold at II 80 per barrel, and is
'hc cheapest manure that can be used
Quantity required for an acre, from 8 to
, barrels. For sale by
GEORGE BROWN.
Westerly, r. l., March 2, 1864, Is 81
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Twilight SOap.

INDICATED to the venerable lady, Mrs.
~ Partngton by the proprietors Beck & Co
This beautiful and fragrant Toilet Soap pos.
tcsing in its composition the combined vir-
lucs OF the vegetable kingdom, to cleanse,
'urify and perfume. Buy one cake and try
"a. For Sale by
t66f ID. W. HAMMOND.
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ed for sale in this vicinity. Our stock is
almost entirely new, and of the most desira-
BILE patterns, and will be sold for cash at
prices that cannot fail to meet the approba-
tion ofour numerous customers and patrons.
Persons wishing to purchase Furniture,
Chairs, Bedding, Mats, Wood and Willow
Ware, Clocks, Looking Glasses, Bird Cages,
Glass Plates, Picture Frames. Iron Hat
Stands, Widow Shades, Embroidered Muslin
Windo Curtains, GiltCornices, brass fxinss,
cord and tassels, and every other article
generally kept in similar establishments,
would do well to call soon and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Goods delivered at any reasonable distance
free of charge. Particular attention paid
to manufacturing new Furniture to order,
and repairing old Furniture, vanishing,
polishing, &c. Furniture cleaned and
vanished in o superior style, at the resi-
dence OF the owner if requested.
A large assortment Of Ready Made Wood
Collins; also Fisk's Patent Metallic Buria
Cases, Shrouds, Caps, Handkerchiefs, and
all requisites for burials, furnished at short
notice. Personal attendance at Funerals if
requested
The undersigned are both practical work
men at the business, and their study will
be to please in price as well as style, quality
and promptness.
JOHN L. CLARK.
STANTON HAZARD.
Westerly, March !, 1854. 154tf
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Fifty good and efficient Book Agents
vanted Immediately, by P,eroeHandeA,
Ashaway, r. L., TO sell Hogan soork
on Popery, History Of all Nations,
For's Book of tie Martyrs yevised
and brought dorn to the present time.
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lust buy one Bottle Of j. w. Poland's
u Headache Killer-an invaluable Remedy
for Sick and Nervous Headache, Pain in the
Head, &c. For further particulars, obtain
small bills of the agent. Price 80 cents for
q large bottle. d. w. HAMMOND. d
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CAMPHENE and BURNING PLumof the
" bestquality,by
~. . co.. POTTER.
wv iceA tfS0.
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Wright's Indian
7 EGETABLE PILLS, just received and
Y for sale wholesale and retailby
J. II. POTTER, q
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q Cartons

bright All-wool Cashmere Shawls, just
ID received at the New Cheap Cash Store,
formerly occupied by Coe & Co., Main street
CLOUGH, sCRIBNER 4 co.
Westerly, April IL, 1854. I59tf
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AUG. s.--f'rdad La,ctay.-John Blake. young
man about twenty years Of age, was indicted for
stealing gold watch Of the value Of $50 from Peter
Dcnelly, OF No. 81 Orange street. Toe prisoner
Pleaded guilty, and this being his first asnce he
Was sentenced 70 two years in the.state prison.
Burglary IN the Third Degree.-Henry Lincoln
pleaded quilts TO forclby entering the store house
Of Cullen Ward, at I44 Grand street. and stealing
divers Hrtcles nom thence. Sentenced TO two
years In the State prison.
Stealing Wdtch.-George Iamber., q young
German eighteen years Of age, pleaded guilty to
stealing watch from kelmsn Jacob, Of l0l Eighth
avenue. He gave an excuse for his crime tb Il he
was unable IL get work aud stoe the watch to raise
money In order TO return 30 Europe, Sentcr co
reserved.
Stsoi,ng.- Rossnna MCIIroy lie .ded guilty Of
s'fs! M wstch from Ab -aham Sexanjer, No. l6
Whitehall street Sentcn ed 10 two years In the
state prison.
!Sab6rnr 10Th Intent 10 KiH-Thomas Grimes was
put TO the bar. The chief witness against him was
Benjamin Howard, the assaulted party. Both wit
ne-s and prisoner we're seamen on board tie Bsoja-
min Howard, ard on the 10th Of July last prisoner
assaulted witness with stoues. Tue caotain put
him in lions for tbs, but he was subsequently re-
leased Witness was after wards engaged on board
letting 60 tic hawsr. and WAS In the act Of stoop-
inR down when prisoner came behind him aod
s'soocd b'm seven or eiaht times with sheath
knife lie showed the marks az these wounds about
IN, y, head 70 The Jury We, dict Of guty--sentenccd
!" zen years imprisonmc ut 10 tho State prison.
Sfedft~g Uafch-- Csthe inc Kernes, Q good
iocsine young woman, was tried for stealing sill
yer watch, OF the yslue of f45, from Hsnerhan, a
Policeman. Tie points for the jury TO decide wee,
hfst, whether the prisot &C was the thief, and
secondly whether IN order 10 make out the cri ne
q gsnd larceny the value OF the wat h Was more
thar s25. Found guilty If petty larceny, and sen-
fenced 10 Elk months IN the pcntcotisry.
Emtessicrn'n'.-RobcrtC emcos. the prisoner,
had been clerk In the employ Of Mr.. Mckay, 2l9
Forsyth street; eas suspected OF dis7onesty, and,
In order 70 test him, four qusrt ~ priya'ely mark
cd, were given % tho prisoner for certain articles
purchased at Mr.. McE4y's store. Prisoner was
tsxe BY bis employer with fraud, and two of the
marked quarter dollar pieces were found upon his
rerscp. Found guilty and recommended 70 mercy.
Sentence rpeerved.
The ccur- ther adjourned
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Domestac Nfl.colIany

L. stated that J. A. Gameae, Ed, Postmaster at
Camden, g. C., has made discovery, and has gone to
Washington 70 patent which win prevent light
ming during thunder storms from taking possession of
telegraphio wires, and suspending communication
II 10 now supposed that an old woman named Sally
Nelson who was burnt nearly to binders, in her own
house Erie, N. Y, few weeks since was murdered
and robbed BY persons who afterwards set the house
on Hre.
Fire In the woods In GLE nburn Ne has, for days
past been troublesome and throat ming On Thursday
cd house belonsiDg to DR.. Msrston burnt, and
with II about thirty dollars worth Of capboards stored
therein Twelve tons Of hay, owned by the Doctor
burnt In the 6eld
George B. Clark has sold the fast trotting mare eBee
of ssratoga" for $6 900, to gentleman Of New York.
They building bridge for tho Lexington and Dam
villa road, the Kentucky river pointing south
the most magnificent esrthone span of wire, from
ciih to clif, twelve hundred feet long.
An EDgshman, named John Oliver. so years OF age,
committed suicide by hanging himself. ct Boston, on
Saturday night he had formerly boon : bod carrier,
but bad accumulated considerable property.
Zebim Moody, Of CRANKY Mass while spreading hay,
almost stumbled backwards rattlesnsks four feet
long, with fourteen rsttles. The man captured the
snake alive
jury In New Bedford acquitted man charged with
liquor selling, the main witness swearing that be
sitting CD he boundary stone between Hassaohusetts
and Rhode Island, ct the time he bought the liquor.
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PluADuftuA August O. 1854 --(Reported by Keen 4
Ia, loi )-frs Bod-f-ss 600 City RR 6s 4 Erie, 50 y
1900 do, Pa RR OIL loo state So s5I; 10 DO sI oJj
Reading RR Mort o's, "a, sou SO shares Resdlog RE,
cssf 81 81 DO, b5, siA leo do, b. al loo do 81 az
80 do, 81 2 Penn RR, Az; Bank 81 Peons M; DO
b6, ia; do days, ia IL Commercial fsank, b5, so
Bdscsr Bourdsbo shares Schuyl Nav prefd 80 SIC nd
Boord-si $50 am a. Am RR o's, SO s6x; 1000 Read
RR 60, 20, cssh, TAN; ttfo I<high a. 10 o. 40
Scnu,l Nav 6's 49, rs; shares Penn RR a. 20 Read
ing RR, s5vp, 81; 100 Me- Greek Coal Co. sSwn 1 100
do, IN; GiIarc Bani, i1E; Commercial Rank IS co.
Mr. Bco~d-tf 900 sprire Garden es SOY loo shares
Lehish Zinc, Is. Market steady,
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PPHADEIPHIA, July ., s PM-Ship Tropic Bird,
vsua days. brin Delhi, Darneby, Port su Prince IL
days. Louisa, Robin son Boston: IArsbee, AL Bath,
Mel schrs julia Carson, Boston; Telegraph, Roath Nor
wich.
Cid steamers Ksnnebec, Copes NYork; brigs VIM n
Groton, Geyer, Boston; Gpsey, Bovd Bridgeport Lou
Julia, Carson Boston, Somerset, Miller, Bridgeport; On.
tsrio vsngideI, Rorbury, BA.hony, scul sod Reve-
La, Corrcn, Dighton; W p Cox, oIok. and Marths,
Pratt EBedford, Enterprise, Marvel NHaven; Empirc
samson, Nantucket: John Jones. Smith, Fau River;
Bradfed. Keen, Quincy Point Enterprise Pcndleton,
Richmond Julia Rich Edridge Boston,
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scbr Anna Lnusse Brecl Kcstsr, Bremen, 90 days Ia
bsIsst 70 pas epgevs to G*lpsck Co. July lat
~ lon s spoke French brig Es -ersncs from Hare for
New Ysk.
csrstsr,,rg Crl. Baker Windsor, NJ, Is days, With
S..,,,r. 10 re Wolfe r+
Sse~y wsss, Windsor, M 10 days, with plaster
IN. Vol AGO.
"!Ie '1s2os, Msthess, Ne~berp, NC, 6days
scn, Gs' diner, Eewbern, NC, days.
s senI E rr ~esr, jones' Baltimore, days.
ocnr r - ss w.. =. Hggns Lubec edays.
scbr Is., ZION Wss.u. Rochpcrt
scbr Hs,,.s Ne. =. Gnu -eh. Bangor for Philadelphia
scbr Helena Tho nd,ks, so- ID Ihomsssca, Gays
scbr Emma Foreburh. Evsns, oes.aS' aT''
schr A N Peters, HiIiiard Rocks 49,.
Schr Lucy AIMEE, Jones. Rncklsnd, ~''
Ecbr Bay State. Verrill, RockiaLd.
4cbr Vintage Col. man. Boston Tar AIoa Xso..
scbr Messen err, Murphy, Fall River for \ N ~
Schr Eesis. Jones, New Haven for Phiad~lb
scbr Messenger, Wsiters New Haven for Roma ""
sfip CermsDis, from Liverpool, 81 DAYS.
Shp Oten (Norw) from Norssy, so days.
Ship Windsor Castle, from Liver prol-
Pa,s Nc,d America (Dnteh) Havre ~ days
Brig Prince Albert, from Glasgow, IS DAYS.
Brig Nesnder, from Neva 90 tia IA days.
SAUEr
Steamships Africa, Ijveyuool; Knoxville, Savannah;
Rospske Norfolk nc; ships Wizard (cllpper) Whampoa;
Western Empire, Liverpool
Wind at sunrise, NNE; meridian. ST, sunset, do.
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iksuPAcTuRE OF NEGRoEs-Dr. vsnhuss. OF
sssippi, says tie Eataw Hing, writes 81 the
II dioban'ton that q Or. Iioburgs has dIs
g erred tncture or ointment. which, IL applied
san on earth TO the N al African hue, and that IL
cbcrep OF those thus bia kencd will be lack or
half bark, as was the with their parents, and
that sll The soap and water In the world canuo,
wash It of. TIE doctor also conn posed saother wash
which makes the hair ss kinkey az that OF the real
Afncsn. The end Of IL ell is--he can make negro.
Nt tt'tk ths southern States should purchase She
pa,sli rig't .f.t
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Jersey CITY Intelligence

Pml9 "ysrgaret Carney, found guilty u theft, rss
scnt 70 Jst Tor one month. Geo Ibis, VIM Jones' and
john kopey convicted OF stealing watch werc sent 10
a-ioos Tor three months, Jones for two moaths and
Ropey for month
ORDis of UNITED AsNsc Ss--The grand officers or
tho state Chtnosry OF tus order 10 New JERSEY SIC
soout 70 ettsoish Lodge in Jersey CITY, petition for
one having been made BY t-ice The regulate numssc
OF lodaes In the State Of Nes Jersey
ACCIDENT Yesterday son Of Mr. james ToomIs fen
from the piazza OF his osdence aud badly injured
that lie may lcse his life In consequence.
ArTYNrTEp SurcInE.-An Irish girl named Mary
Hogan, attempted TO commit suicide In Worcester
on Saturday by crossing the Western Railroad tcl
as 9 FIRE iPht train was appr aching. Tnc girl was
considerably burt, but not killed Unrcquited love
was the cause Of the rash act
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subject TO the drafts Of this board.
The report vas adopted.
REPORTS CONTINUED.
or the Committee on Evening" Schools, recon-
mendirg the adoption OF the following resolutions,
Whilst. That the Executive Committee on Even
ing Schools be- and they are hereby, authorized to
organize an evening school for girls ia school house
No. 70 In Grecnwi street, First ward; aud second,
No. 81 in the Seventh ward no removed TO school
house No in the Same ward. The first resolution
was adopted, but the second was recommitted.
OF the Committee on Repairs, recommending an
appropriation Of $i9e for building wall &C., ss tho
workshop.
There being no quorum present. a vote was not
taken o. The adoption Of the last report. The Board
then adjourned.
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The Fails o. Niagara.

ltrop tue Buffalo Republic, Aug I'll
Niagara FANS l. almost totally deserted BY the
health and recreation seeking public. A gentleman
Of this city VINO dned there yesterday. informs us
that there were but tnrty at the dinner table Of
the principal hotel and tnat eight Of them were Of
his company from this city, Tnis sudden DESERT IN
in the cart Of the +ason, Is occasioned by the
alarm OF cholera, viii broke out anon q tho Isish
shanties at and mean the suspension bridge, A few
cases In the village Of tho fails added to the alarm
which amounted to perfect panic on the death Of
Mrs. y. A. Porter. The lat named case il Ia
affirmed was the result Of indi secretion In the vic
tim, who ventured ~ partske freely Of dried d gs
after having suffered the first attack, which was
successfully treated. THIS Indulgence, we are told,
brought on relapse. which proved fatal.
Our informant sseures us that there Ia now no.
thing that resembles q cholera symptom in the
whole village, and that It il healthy as ever II
Was known there ut this or any other season OF the
year. The extent of the panic may be Judged Of
from the fact that hous.s have been suddenly
evacuated by their occupants leaving valuable artl-
les OF Furniture and appa Ell, With doors and win.
oowS unfssttn d, 30 thss any dcpredstor might
eLter, and yet moth pg IL stolen.
AT the Canada en- o. the bridge, he saw decent
looking frame house standing fpcp, with no living
creature in II. Do the bed post was hanging the
wearing apparel OF it, late occupants who had died
In the led ano been removed. On the floor by the
oedsce were the under garments Of a fc male lying
In kind OF ring, ss they had been showed down
ard depped out Of by the owner on retiring to her
last sleep. Lime had been plontlfuly thrown over
The room, bed and clothes "a they lay without re-.
moving anything but tho dead bodies.
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Love, SUICIDE AND MAsnrAaE-vhs love All,
at TpsIanti Nicb., which sas alluded 10 by the
DttreH .ddrrrfi,sr . few days sincc, I'D happy
termination. The young woman 10 &c arch OF ira
ant lover attempted 10 shoot herself II will be 70
membered, but Induced TO forego that desperate
intent. A brother Of the young man who hsd alb
sentcd himsef, wac sent In company with the young
woman to Adrian, to search out the absentee and
have justice done. his mother giving him 400 to
pay expenses. The youDgster was not proof against
The cha ms1~hich bad overcome his brother aud on
going niue miles, the concluded that Il was use
lees 70 pursue flying love-, while a willing one
was NJ hand. submissive To his fame. An impromp
ter received Informed The expectsnt mother OF the
TACT, end that the funds designed for another pur-
pcse would be used to defrsy the expenses on trio
70 Saratoga and other waite Ing places, where the
Acneymoon was 10 be celebrated. This Ia rather
ir7nantic, and the ddret ser might were II not for
- accustomed gravity, be suspected OF indrlgin9
i,stlf Ia Pleasant fiction.
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Board Of Etlucation-spccial Meeting.
AUGUST a.-In the absence Of A. V. williams
Esq, DR.. BHADLR took the chair. The minutes
Of the last meeting were read and approved.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Appleton h Co., applying for payment Of
the amount OF their account, $242, for books fur
pished to tho different wards. Referred TO the
Committee on Supplies.
From Dudolrhe Wcczorek, applying for appro-
rriation for payment Of tho rent Of his German
school in Forty first street, near Seventh avenue.
REPORTS.
OF Finance Committee, recommending an Appro
priation Of 800, to build school house In
Thirty seventh street. in twenty first ward. Adopted.
OF the came, submitting the following estimate,
a. required for payments on the LIST of september,
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Msmoran6a.
TIE steamer m-rics was sold a. public auction at
San Francisco l4th uf by order of the Marshal, by
virtue az order from the United Dstrict Court
for the sum Of $4,000 cash The Amerio. left New
900 sns 1000 age about one year DID, orginslly
cost sl7sco is supposed that she will 10 put upon
tine Nicaragua line
Ship 3 Bishop at San Frsncisco I'd ult from Bari
more had bne weather rounding Gaze Horn crossed the
equator May 20 Ion 106 and had moderate and variable
Winds Doss of the time after.
Ship Ytarlsht At do 18th ut, experienced heavy west
erlv sslss OF Cape Horn IS Jays from Boston 70
the equator the Pacific, which che crossed Juns g.
Ion liz. after which experienced light VII ds ,s
Ship Viking, ct do llth- 26 DAYS from Boston 70
% o. was on Cape Horn In heavy weather. passed Is
Msy TO- IS days from Boston 70 the on the
r. ioc .hich shc crossed e Lon ~ g. a s WHICH had
boy named VIM Hatbewsy, Of Ne~ Bedford, 10 the
act Of DIRE sing bucket Of water fell from the lower
boom Lowered boat, which was gone from the ship
about hour. 1t Is not stated whether the boy was
eaved or not. s fer
Ship Fleet Wing at do nth from Boston, was 20 days
which was passed May rou1 ding in no weather.
ed the equator June TO- Ia Ion ia So after which had
Light head who's until within the last few days. when
she q pereuced strong northery winds.
Brig Forest, Of Harrington, 40 tons. was sold at
sherif's sale Warren. RI 3lst ult for $1,000 Mr.
VIM Raker of Warren, RI, was the purchaser.
Brig IArartine DOW at Fan River has been purchased
there on private terms A
LAUNcMD-At Essex, Mass I'd inst, Ano clipper bari.
Of $40 tons Gale, the speedwoH o~ned BY Messrs o
Brigham Co, Capt Hcwes and others, Of Bostoa 6hs
10 Intended for freiehtins, and win DO andsd By
Capt HoweS, Who recently command Of the Echo
At BALTIMORE, Sd inst, BY Mesus Cooper 4 Butler q
ne ship built Of best Chesapeake white
oak called the America rho L. 200 tons, has three
decks. and cost s76, 100. Her owners are Mesrs L
Rauns $50
At Newburyport, 9Th nat, by Mr. John Currier, Jr,
white oak chip Of about loo tons called the Oliver
Putnam, owned BY Meesrs Jacob Horton Lease Beard
man, Capt Henry Cook, and others. The name II In
honor Of . deceased merchant In Newburypost, who
gave the Of $50 900 to found and support In that
city free high school, whi,A bears his name.
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Tele0Faplle Masime Report.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 6-Arr ship Heloise New York
bart Anglo Saxon, Boston nff
8tb-Arr ships ddlcsex, and Polar Star, Boston, bark
Virginia NYOrk.
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An vessels. whether Tuscan or foreign, which shall
cast anchor In the barber Of Lexhorn and after the
Is, Aurrs, q. 1T viii be subjected 10 sdditioca duy
OF QUE half sou toe amount n their rsspecvv ton
mage.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-24

Il doth not own. whaie'er may seem
An inward birth;
We miss lhy small step on The stair,
We miss thee at thine evening prayer,
Al day We mass thee everywhere.
Ye. 4. Is sweet balm 70 our despair,
Fond dearest boy
That Heaven Is Gods, and chou art there,
wrh iim in Joy
There past ARE death and al it, woes,
There beauty stream for ever giows,
Mad pleasures day 10 sunset knows
Farewell. tlcn--lor q while farewell,
Pride Of as heart
Il cannot he that long We dsell
Thus torn apart
Times shadows like tie shuttle Zee,
And dark hewc'cr lfe'- sight may be,
Bel end the grave lil meet with thee