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MARINE DIsAsTER.-F Persons STARVED TO
DEATH.-Information was received at New York
Monday, of the loss of the schooner John Clark
Captain Mckay, on her passage from that port to
JacmeI, San Domingo, by becoming water logged
TIE captain and four of the crew persisted from
starvation, and two men who were left alive, were
taken of and brought to New York. They report
that they had nothing to eat for eight days previous
10 being taken off,
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u s. SHIP FOR SALE-The United States ship
Lexington is advertised to be sold by auction, as
she lies at the Navy Yard in Brooklyn. Terms cash
in specle.
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MASSACHUSETTS TEMPERANCE CONvEN

REPORTED LOSS OF THE SHIP LIVING AGE.
BOSTON, May 6th-The ship Living Age Is re-
ported to be lost in the China Seas She was
bound from Shanghai to New York, with cargo
of tea valued at 100000. She is heavily insured
In Boston and New York
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GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
LNVIGORATING COMPOUND.
DR.. ]. S. ROSES
(of PHILADELPHIA

DR.. J. s. ROSES
(of Phiadelphia)
CELEBRATED
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PURIFIER.
IA Spring and Summer ALteratire Medicine and In
migrating Drink IL has no equal.
1t purifes and enrches the Blood;
Acts upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels;
Carries off sill secretions and humors;
Cleanses the skin of all eruptcns;
Gives appetite, bloom and giger;
Strengthens and inygora the constitution;
Makes the skiG soft, smooth and natural;
Expels Pimples Boils and Sores
Cures Scrofuls and ell Skin Eruptions;
Cures Dropsy, Kidney and Bladder Affections;
Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout;
Drives the evil effects of mercury from the system m;
Builds up a weak state of body;
Allays nervous affections and enliveas the spirits
For Female omplaiuts which in their very
ture exhsustng and facilitating it Is particularly
recommended. Indeed, IL makes the weak stronF;
the pale and emsciated, from sickness or natursl
causes soon have color, bloom and health As
summer drink, it Is exhlaratine, eshng, stmu-
iaing and enlivenns. Persons (young and oldl W ho
have used This delightful ompound surprised at
it's Immediate beneficial effects
Quart Bottles 81; small bottles sos. For sale by
PuRcELL, LADD Co, o. A. Strecker, A. Bodeker,
Aiex'r Duval, Duva & Merton, ]. B. Wood, WIN.
p Ladd, 8. M. Zachrisson, s. r. Sempe and Bennett
Beers.
ap 2S-FM& W&cis-ts
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
fOffice with Geo J. Sumner No. 20 Pearl street

4 DMINISTRATO TORS SALE OF
IA BRICKS, GRANITE, IRON, &C., AT AUG.
TlON.-Wili be sold, on THURSDAY morning May
10TH commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the lot on Cary
street, on which Poiteaux Robinson's Tobacco Faeto-
ry stood, large lot (say 200,0G0l Bricks, large
quantity of Granite, Iron &c. The Bricks have been
well cleaned and piled, and are ready for immediate
use. The attention Of Builders Stone Masons O. nd
others requested to attend
TERMs-For all sums under $50, cash; $50 and
over that amount. four months credit for approved
endorsed ne otiable notes.
my4 THOMAS w KEESEE, Auctioneer.
HOUSE FOR SALE ON THE PLANK
IL ROAD will sell. at public auction. for cash,
on THURSDAY next, at O'Clock, P. M, the House
now occupied by Robert H. Smith, near the corpo-
ration line upon the Plank Road, and near the resi-
dences CT Messrs. VIM. Smith snd Charles Philips;
the houye to be removed in ten days
J.B KEESEE, Gusrd'n of
my5 ElvIra Isabeila frayser.
The sale to be conducted by Thos. W. Keesee,
Auctioneer. my I-4t
RY THOMAS w KEESEE
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Nova scoTIA News. ETc.-Haiifax papers OF the
I'd inst. have been received.
The Governor OF Noys Scotia has famed procia'
nation appointing Friday, the 18th Of May, ~ day
OF fasting and prayer account OF the war.
IRE broke oat In Halifax on the 50th ult, which
destroyed seven eight buildings.
An hotel. two houses and two stores were de-
atsoyed BIZ fire In Windsor on the 2lst ult.
The Picton Chronicle OF April 16sb, reports Hour
and farm produce generally very scarce, aud antic
pstes mach distress among the Inhabitants IL sup
plies do not arrive soon.
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BALE OF IRoH WoRKsy-rhs Dorchester Cotton
seld for $4,000. ""'' seA
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NEW York Know NOTHING CoNvRNTIoN.-Del-
egates from every county In the State have arrived
at Syracuse, New York, to attend the State Know
Nothing Convention. Harmony appeared to pre-
vail
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RESIGNATION OF ASSISTANT SECRETARY
OF STATE.
BosToN, May eth-A. Dunley, the assistant Sec.
rotary of State OF Massachusetts, has resigned his
position.
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Gov. REEDER is in Washington, to receive ID
structions and money for carrying into effect seve-
raj acts Of the late Congress for military post roads
and other improvements o the territory of Kansas
The Impression Is erroneous that he went there to
consult with the President about the late riots In
the territory.
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BY KENT. PAINE & KENT.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OFDRY GOODS
i By virtue of deed of trust dated the s6th day
of April. 1855 and duly recorded in the Clerhs
Office of Richmond Hastings Court, executed BY
Henry Rosenfeld, l shall, ~ the trustee therein
named ON THURSDAY. the 10th day Of May, 1855.
az the hour of 10 O'Clock A. M at the store OF Kent
auction to the highest bidder. the entire stock of
Dry Goods conyeyed to me by the said deed
HORACE L. KENT, Trustee.
Tsrms-Four months far endorsed Notes.
Will be added to the above sale, the bal
anee of a country merchant stock, comprising many
choice and desirable Goods
ALSO,
1000 don Hosiery. and large lot Of samples Of
Gloves, Shirts, Drawers, &c, direct from an I'm
porter.
100 dog. Plain and Fancy Cotton Shirts. 0inshams,
Printa Lawns, Brown and Bleaehed Goods, Shifting,
Stripex Apron Checks, 10, &c.
KENT, PAINE KENT,
my5 Auctioaeers.
WILL also be added. an invoice of fresh
and choice goods just received compiling
Black aud Fancy Dress Silks Z
:. Bomhsznes
Fancy and Mourning Prints
swiss Muslins
French Jaeonets
Silk Parasois
Silk Handh srchlsfe
Rich Paris silk Manties
- Patent Threads
Spool Cottons, he.
20 pieces Canton Mating.
mys KENT, PAINE CO., Aucts.
i - $780,
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BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO. -
DORT WARDENS, SALE An AN

BORT WARDENS' SALE AT AIJC-
TION.-Win be sold q. Dibrell,s Warehop.s
on WEDNESDAY, 9th inst at O'CLOCK p. M. 40
noEshesds TOBACCO, damaged on board the Ar
az Bermuda Hundreds, marked and numbered a. fol.
Adj 81 1856, 106, 49, los, rs, fo4 los. 16 70.
"a b-6l1. AGA, 1855 $40 7s9, $50 589 7i3 7Ig 500
asS TAG 74S 1859, 460, GA 64o Sal $50 757 10 Isl
o.o, DID, 6lo-ior the benefit Of whom IL may CON.
By order of the Port wardeus.
my7 DUNLOP, MONCURE Co. Auets
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FURTHER BY THE ASIA.
THE LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Opero.tons IN the Crimea-M enschtkoF not
Dedd-Decsnaal Coin in England Napo.
.egns "TRIP to the Crtmea Doubtful Dis
soeat'on 81 the Sandman Miaistry.--A
league tefsreen Austria and Prussia-
Later from Chtaa--American Treaty math
Japan concluded, &c, &c.
NEw YORK, May s.-The steamship Asia,s
mails have come to hand, and upon invest.
CATION furnish the following important in.
formation.
THE cRIMEA.
The Redan and Garden batteries still kent
up heavy fire on the allies. On the night
OF the l4th ult., the French dislodged fhe
Russians from their rife ambuscade in front
OF Malakoff Tower. A terrible sortie was
made by the Russians on the same night.
and resulted in great loss of life
Gortschakof says that after twelve DAYS
bombardment, little damage has been done
to Sebastopol
A line of telegraph has been completed
and IS now in operation between the Crlmea
and London.
MeDschikoff was not dead.
All the ports in the Baltic had been block.
AIDED
The Grand Dukes Michel and Nicholas
had set out from st. Petersburgh for the
Crimea
Mehemet Ali, the Sultan's brother in.law.
had been arrested and sent to Sinope, for
being troublesome.
FRANCE.
There was some doubt about Napoleon ta.
king command of the Allied armies at the
Crimea. He had officially announced that
his visit to the Crimea would be postponed a
short time.
The clipper ship Great Republic had been
chartered to convey French troops to the
seat of war.
ENGLAND.
The Roebuck Investigating committee was
still in session.
Notice had been given in parliament of in
tention to offer bill to change the currency
otthe country into decimal coinage and in
vite congress of the whole world to confer
upon the propriety of making it universal.
BELGIUM.
The Belgian minister had declared the in
tention on the part of the Government to
adhere TO free trade.
SARDINIA
The Sandman ministry had resigned. The
cause OF the resignation was not known.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA
A correspondent from Berlin writes that
it hardly admits of doubt that an approx.
nation has recently taken place between
Austria and Prussia, which bodies no good to
the Western Powers. -.,--------'---~-
INDIA.
The overland mail from India has been
telegraphed. Trade in India was dull,
and money was scarce.
CHINA.
The Chinese Insurgents had evacuated the
city of Shanghai, and their prospects of sue
cess were considered materially deprecated.
JAPAN.
The ratification of the American treaty
with the Emperor of Japan was concluded
at Simoda on the 21st of February.
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
HARRISBURG, May sth.-The Legislature
adjourned sine die to-day. The House of
Delegates passed resolution, unanimously
thanking Governor Reeder, of Kansas Ter
ritory, for his faithful adherence to the old
landmarks of Republican Liberty, in de-
Tending the purity of the ballot box against
the lawless mob of Missourians, and bidding
him welcome to his home, family, and
friends.
In the Senate, the Speaker, Mr. Hester,
resigned his seat, and on the 9th ballot, VIM.
Pratt was elected to fill the vacancy, by vo-
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BY TAYLOR e. WILLIAMS,

MOST VALUABLE sUNIMPROVED
1vl LOT, ON GOVERNOR STREET, OPPO-
SITE THE EXECUTIVE MANSION, AT AUG
P. M upon the premises viii be sold hat beautiful
and most valuable Lot of Ground on the east sde of
Governor 18th street. and adjoiniEg the residence
Of DR.. James II. Conway This property has front
of 81 feet, and runs back 100 feet. iI.ss1s ,ir.s
The central and beautiful location Of this proper.
II. rendersit one OF the most desirable sites for
private residence In the entire city. elaff
TEsMs-One-fourrh CASH; balance at 8, IL and 10
months for notes, with interest added and secured
! myf TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Auets.
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MY BROTHERS. KEEPER-A new
Warner. author OF ''Dolisgs and Cents - 1.-THE Ru-
therford's Children."-pri-s in cloth 81 In paper
binding 75c.
Just received and for sale by A. MORRIS.
a. MORRIS has also just received
Hunts Merchants Me- gszine for May.
Gillespie on Lard Surveying; entirely new
work on this important branch-Price 81.
Johnston's Chemistry of Common Life; or Fami i
liar Letters on what we Eat. Drink AID otherwise
habitnsly indulge in-the most useful Book OF the
day. vols. 81.
Kenneth, Or the Rear Guard of the Grand Army
By the author of the "Heir of Redcyfs," 60
Price 81.
Frank Leslie's Ladies' Gazette for Maybe.
HarpePs, Putnam's, Graham's and Godsy's Maya
zines-25c
Southern Home. By Virgins Lady-6Sc.
Southside view OF Slavery. BY Dr. Adams
Memoir and Correspondence of the Countess of
Blessneton By h. Il. Madden-2 vols, price %.
my 8--St
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FATING HOUSE &c, FOR SALE
II The good viii and MIXTURES Of the EatiBs
II oase st the NsW Market. doors from Mafshall
street l. offered for sale. Apply TO
my8-5ts Wk. O. PITTS.
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- EMOVAL.-Thes subscriber would re-
LII speetfully inform his friends and the public
generally, that in consequences of enfeehled health
he has removed FROM the stand recently occupied BY
be found fine lot of CIGARS, including the genu.
inc imported Principe and Havana. Also, q great
variety of Domestic Cigars of every grade. from S5
S25 per thoussnd all OF which he oilers cheap for
cash This public are requested TO call aud examine
for themselves. L. B. FARNSWoRTH.
INV A--ffs
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EAUI1FUL T. D h NE r LOT AD-
A. JOINING 0v E.--Immedisisiy after the
aoresons sale viii be sold the beaut full and valuable
Gay srdes running back Sd street 1850 feet 70 an
alley, and now renting at $3.50 per annum
Terms same az above. = 81
my5 GODpIN APpER1ON 80.
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VALUABLE BUTLDTNa TOT .,

ON Clay BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
sold on WEDNESDAY afternoon the 9th Msy ias I;
on the premises, commencing at Al o'ciocf' that
most va'useie and beautiful Building Lot ON the
joining the residence Of Thos w. Brockenbroush.
alley. = $500 ~ AN
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at a - ana 10
months for negotiable notes, interest sdded and IL
Tie retained till last note is paid The taxes for the
present year TO be paid by the purchaser
ap so GODDIN APPERsoN Ar...
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MisrrllanrptlG::.
Railroads.

. The State Engineer OF New f:rlN,.bas re,
Gently submitted.a report uppr,the. subject. ol
railroads and their management, which, uosEb
too dry ip its details to. interest the general
reader, offers mauy facts Of fspecial imporance.
Ell from the railroads Of New York aud other
States, from the actions sfthe roRventi-as aud
from other sources Of inform ati6sy, 70 warrant
the belief that u consid6,abie, Iaftion of the
freighting business uow done<by our railroads
yields no profit at the present rates; when due
allowance is sTmaae for-the increase ofaeaptal
which it requires for the increased. wear 'asid
depreciation Of the. works ,,aad7 for theoccupa
ton of the tracksto the 'inTHy. Of the .other
hnsiness The reports of the psssent gear shnw
an incpeasedrexpense IN operating ehe;roads
over thasof the precediag yesr.4ans .examina5
ton Of reports of q :lhmber.of railroads ip
New England and elsewhere shows for the last
five years an, annual. increase. intbeT >eqst Of
from two 20 five per cent. per .apnag, an.
increase in their receipts Of kop Twelve. to
twenty per cent end an. insssase DIP thsiT ex
pensesof from twenty 10 tofey per, cent. per
'annam.; -; l. -: ~ =: ~, ,..!,., 80
The increased, expense IF tsilt.zst .tfaaspor-.
tation is attributed in part I'd. The. adsansing
rate ofspeed, the high rates Of Interest paid 70
carry the large floating debt, and R1,afy to
the extravagart tnanagehient whic44fdas grown
upamonS the general -cbaractseistisS;0f the
times. increased by the apparently Highly
prosperous condition; the raitraaas, the. kssiL
ity for borrowing money, the necessity ofsm,
ploying inexperienced and incompetent officers
and workmen,n consequence of the gseat and
;sudden-demand for this speees"e ct 'aaeox and
Ia somecases BY. the abose<~f f>power' on the
part of railroad managers innsing "thei. .past:
ton and the works :understheif charge~to their
personal advantage, an example eertaia. tes be
followed by:ths aubordihstes.. fhe enginser
condemns the psiioy which purgduwathe rate
offare prailrnadsbelow a fair remuneration
to the company: .He,ssyse s..rS * =
The increase Of the cost .efshe road -en-the
New York and Erie has been twenty per cent
during the last two years and ,,on the Central
i has been more than twenty per cent. during
the same period. =. ....,.,, -.
The reported earnings and nett earnings Of
these roads have increased by much farger
per centage than the cost Of the roads as above
stated, while the reported expenses cooperating
have increased by about the ssude per eentage
as the earnings.
The freight earnings have increased more
than the passenger earnings: but the average
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fKandoi,a EssaYs.
BY,TYRo


Poon sYauSG rMsN.-Be encourag ged my
ym,ng>friend, thong y on ore naw At the foot
Of fur,uhe'ss ladder weighed down. by the
and ,privatiousr attendant on >,pov.
,erty-forced to endure the .taaats and. sssffs
ofthe aristocracy Of wealth. -apd. obliged con-
.seqnently. to move n1.he. CIRCLE far beneath
that to which you. are epitlsd-:the time may
yet: come and wiH eome.if you age faithful id
the discharge of your duty, when you. may be
enabled tp look down with, supreme .contempt
npon the proud lbe.whiskered popping jays,
who now give yop the cold shoulder. Some
of the most distinguished men that ever lived
where born poor. History poipts to. many,
very many. who from the lowest der pths Of
poverty, and the darkest obscarity, rose to the
highest posts Of honor and distinction. Rome
was not built ina day, neither canSfortunes
be acquired nor great honor and reputation
be obtained at a single grasp: time alone wiz
perfect ourshopes, "A continued perseverance,
on our part in whatever we may, undertaksttc
accomplish, is all that is required to ensusse
success. fsE ~
Then be encouraged, nc , and assp6hd mot BE-.
you are poor but rather thank God that
your lot was not cast among the nabobs Of
the land, for had it been. perhaps you might
never have risen above the sensual enjoyments
with which they squander away the precious
moments of life 1t is a notorious, but lament.
able fact that few men who are thus brought
up in the lap Of luxury, are ever known be-
yond the Immediate circle In which they move:
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,4he South !Garelina Mails.

]. The CORES pu4leut Of the SewDr DrlSaps3Pie
e,us s.sak:I ,bs Nh in sL,s Sia,e
rs SaaHvs se,tted and nroseeds to make some:
harsh remarks on Che Post Master Cen General IN,
connection ] with the hate 4e,if;suIsy sWs are
obJjgrd ta &ar WITH Tue yriseF: ip Sou, RESPECTS.
Ths Posf Master General has a,isd, ba best we.
believe, ,irnoreye ahe.nasl service. and u WIS
in 'conseouenee:of his epdeayouto Ills end taat
he fsa Ato the eoatrosersy, Nbich lately .ainoit
.hsoks I M thu communications tIropvI. aur State,
and Which we, supposed was, ksppay. teTu,na, I'd
s;.bv tbe recent arrangement. ..,,s,.' .r,.n..:
Bal twill be peTosiyed .by, The, id drertssuent
seeeatlg issued 81 the Post Master General, IN, ;
wing: proposals, fer safryns she Mails ia the
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T.. PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY. ~"
TH0MASGJ. WARREN.
lDoftrp,
From the LOUISVILLE Journal
HOPES AND FEARS. =

HOPES AND FEARS. -
Our hopes are like the :@reaths Of foam - s'-:s
That glitter in each shining wsve, - -
When with gushing sound they come ':s-'>
F. The white and thirsty Beach 70 lave: i" 'H,
The waters patt@the ripPies yleam '.'' =, -
"A moment on the Silent shore, = ~
And vanish as the hopes that Seem 80
;Apoment bright apd. are 10 more. :,
Seeking fer love, ;tes fame, for power-. -. -
=. To the fair threads Of lifesse ciagr !. -
For hope weculla a withered Ho~ers: ..-t'se
Apdtuna a harp With broken stsi1gss 20. :.
And hope Will shed a gliumerihg EaS :is.H.s
OF lighs on pleasures ruined shrine. -: ~
mouldering columns stiR look gay = 80 :.
- When summer suhbeams'eershem sh'ae. -
Though severed be lo7es magic, eS.iq,. .::s s
Still to its broken charms We trust, : =,
,4nd hope to mend its links agsiu, ~
When grief has eaten them Ike yast: ,,,,.;ss
.Frail as the bubbles on the beach -. ;~- ';
That hope may be-a tFapsisas beam, -.
But reft Of joy, it's sweet to teach xs.. =
The heart to hush its grief and dream.
Our hopes are like the flowers that bloom
Upon the mountaius yerdant sideri ~
Thasmountsin's heart burning,tpnbs; :: -
Clea by the laVa,s scorcsipg tide :-..,.
They spring and flourish fade and dief; s.-..s
Like. human hopes--al,frail aud fair, 81:
While ,suenchless fire beneath, theus Ee = =.
Like human passions hidden there. ,>s-
Our fears are like the clouds nat5hed's;.s
Their gloom across a summer. sky. -:
When life scfairest, some wild drsaaS -. ~!
Of grief IS eyer lowering nigh. '' ;:
The gloom may pass-the stdaSw Isas, -
And sunlight only seem to reiga1 -
But still there b lingering shade,
A fear that clouds will come again.
When the bright wells OF. aladpess sprag, :.
Hope will ths youthful heart decay, ~,
But fear is lowering there to fling. :. ;. ~.
A shadow on the path Of ioy- -. .-s:.%-,
4 canker worm within the lait,.;. .. <.a...'
A serpent in the linnet's nest ....;r.'.-A ~
A sentry ever grim and mute, - .-rA~,:::<
1, fear within the human breast. .'-.. -
A rainbow never spansthe shy.
But some dark spirit Of the, ssoua. 49,,
With sable plume, is lowering nigh, 20 -.
To watch its soft and fairy ford. q - -
Hope never chants her fairy song -.
Or b;do ,yo fAsfbe,aatb tho GImv - -
But fear with all his phantom throng;:
Is in the distance hovsriug.
We seek the laurel wreath of fame. :
And all her tickle favors trust, :, =:
To livc--perchance without a aaPe.:, -.
And find the chaplet turnedeo dust: -
Life wears away, mid smiles and teaIs-..;.
The wedding peal. the funeralton, :, :. :.
But though o'ershadowed still by fears, :.
Hope is the sunlight Of the soul .,sE .
Canton Place, La. ~. -.
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the ; country, and at the same time increase The
expense Of trans pottatidn, BY insisting on tge
recently published schedule" IF they do not
modify it., We. .sAaI;hsye all Ae old difficulties
over again, with the certainty thst there cary
no. reconciliation. 40. :; 49,. ~ a-;r.s+
We invite the attention Of. the 4Southsrn. De-
egations in Congress to this matter, and trust
tRev-sM exert. aleif best: .eBaeasass to-hate it
.sscaneasa., ": ia .csaaulyaor: tsr the iutsnsss
'efths Department; OF Of :ths pubic, tfat, she
sanalds. be- htried forward at thssrss sf
their ssfsty, and the safety of.alt amapeHy ahd
travellers that accompany them. The Railroad
Nhss ria osff Interest 81 III making the Best rime
cdasatsih :: Nth satety.t TO 20 Beyond this
would be netherpellas Of Just" . =
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threaten to break under the first rude touch;
b'iy strong rope, and q stout pole, Or d good
saw 'and hatchet, and you need give yourself
but little. trouble to keep your child 6onr ~sff-
dering or wickedness.: His rough tones. ard
hearty. busy play will. return soa q. thousand
,shayks, and fill yonr hea,t with The promise Of
a a'annood Of hoaest, vigorous efforts in The
paths Of honorable euserpTise.+-!,Aehgan J0ar-
cal af Eaucatio,i:a'2 & fe'.-,: l.