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INSURANCE. ,
Merchants Mutual Insurance Compan,
Z - ~ az Ncvr;@ SIrI-, ~. SvvA a P@u.

Merchants Mutual Insurance Eompanv
Of New Orleans.
he sss sEss re- a.
AmGS q IL. oa y. YEA. ending May VI ss
g g h,sss h H. sss
Is l ps.ma as' On
~ ~ ssss.5ss' s,,.i ~ ss-S sasloi Is
Net ss,nsd gnm. 2, Tho year ear 4ssass os
81 Rivs sii:. ... '...... sSssis q
o. Marins Rilks'.. -....''s......."...g s.sssIl
Amount rsI 4, t f. i sss. Il assasass
adjustment. sl,Ssasal
Rsn.prasss isssS x
tsps 1s a those Of The
7 ts.1,sso %
Net profits year ending May lsss an sss 40
REcAPTTULATIoN "
Amount Of earned premiums above. asssess os
so ps SSR,ng nS Il On wsss Their s
abandoned their right TO prohts,a Per con sz
doned their rig6.s y profits IN eonsSers aSea
Of Ten per cent. interest, say. :. ..' ,Ko ne. -,
- sOs9s II
Balance, being met earned premiums In tho
A'' pouASoi A 9573st
3 The Company have he following asssss, viz.
Bills receivable shori time, pre- mnn, al, ma.
B ~ rsessssls beng saases,P.ien saS Is
b, agents Of astsismsas q ssS "
Real ofcs brilding asss
Cash on hand. ~ sa% XVI "
1''Ai ''ss'''' as11ssa
isTATE,oF Lor1sr,N.
farhh Of Orleans, City Of New a,r,s.ns
b / th a. the ,ols isss ssars
,a sna g. ~
VIZ ~ ap Company New
and
IVY N" John PEMBERToN, President
sw'n and as''i'sa before me- iaa iass
Second Juacs OF the Peace to Z e. V &c: loSTE
The Board of Directions have declared . a,,;,..,
S sss ss s Sal s ms,e ~
and aa tie Is August 1855 ''ansa's' will be Issued
l e sst RssaA1IsEsToN. rrs.lasn,
ea aNt DIRECTORS,
+; ;;, s;ss: 2 ssf:s.a' w.: ess.
i'''sas f pas. pss.' SsSberx
Louisiana A1u,aai Insurance. Company of
a o VIZ s their charter the Company
On As Fire 70. n. .ndias 18th
On Marine RISK, 81
On River Rsks. fs154 "
Total Preniunsa Observation-Disclosures. .ose;e
;inasy deserved
sasss q
Amour paid or leases during the ,as aqs 0,
Eoi
"" l3'5au ~
Reinsurance interest discount etc. ssaS ~
,.l-fes- - lSSl5l Is
Matfp n fnr
oH 49, iSse............ sg07s 81
= The Compsny have the following aseeta ylx -
ls rsceysSis bsny III Sc
1851
invested in oaus On s,ocka
Cashsu 6sal 20
sft'''t. $50. 23isa 81
sIs....,
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In conclusion, ha undersigned respectfully oets careful cop-
pacn of the ansyais Of the Springs others Ia
the south sach Examination he sasis will
nsm invaluable rameAiss the Of ehront
4iiHs -ses.
wi CHARLES eILLuM prnnriat,r
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NEW YORK.-.NEW YORK.

HAYWARD II. FOSDICK, Commission Mer-
ss ssS MOBILE
" Elbow METAL - uNTzs. GENUINE PA.
a y ~ .ns ssnp,s
"'a' always e fsis Isl srs &c. Is @ street,
ERENCH AND AMERICAN. ZINC PAINTS,
Il. WHITE LEAD PATENT DRYER AND. coLoRs. 1.-THE sub,
al
s. II, H. ssas
NO. N hAs sisiasn I Ea @hs sss Ye.a, =
N B. STONE soisd ENC superior irs painting Country
TNSHE NEW YORK FOUNDRY and IRON
basted Iron Railing wi'heutrvssi also sny new sye Of
sssis
R nj asfa vsansa
notice ne prices e. ne whole Ct
doors
/ ENDlA RUBBER GOODS, which will not be-
ssgsl e
sas s ssa @ IL sss.s
as
Other manufacturers. nogERs a WYcEoFF, -
mys g II FL
n TNION INDIA RUBBER CONIPANY-
ws.shssss John
ohns offer for sale Export Tds on hs Sss
VEINS CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
ess s sa ApZ end Navy Goods h''s and Pes
i-l CLOTHS. NV i. 5t.. s-,, = A
s a R ss s s Gs sas sas % a
AIR WORK.
All Beds Pillows cuhions ePresevsrs, Boats Buoya 0,
SURGICAL AND cHEMeA ARTICLES.
Breast Syringes
Shields. Np,sng Retes Teathins Rings. Gas Tubing y.
~ The eoods made by shiseomFany @ stand
EM.ssl Treasure, s.ai,. !. - isssm
A sENTLEMEN'S SPRING AND SUMNER
the Assor House. found frat
s@Nis READY MADE GARMENTS, a,s
comprising oyera FTees and Dress Costs Psnaoona and Ves
,a,, sIoTiis cAssI Is u AND ynsIIses.
has hr0ugha of years. ehsracsa,,,sd The
mys II ~silpealer in Ready Made Cirthing.
6SASH STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
s s5 ssd
IS sS s6Ds ~ fs
II s as they enable them oksr unaaa' INDUCE
sOSEPH GILLOTT'S. STEEL PENS. -
large sss M Pens standard ns'snss
asst I 'rDN cas- S'D''' henry OWEN. Agent,
EESSgP q CHLLDS.--Paints, Uils, Window
81 Glass, French ZINC PAINTS. sore No
taa shzv fasr
IN u. BENJAMIN, No. 40 Nassau street,
-lSEs between Liberty strest and Msid4n Lane,
lMloRTER OF FANCY SILK 6oeDS,
aaG r%as s'IsB
Needless etc.
4 p ENUVAL OF DR. ER'S
n y Utce Maiden few
Undersigned takes tbs method Of Informing his city
country customers hat be continued to supply Daeao
Rhyos raphlits Pyotehials
Sith ali heir He imports the oCognnc
Chemicals pure Bomne both Ger
French, rehubimed Iodine, chemically H.
Soda and Cyanide Potassium and IL bo.es Cs
Salts Cold walls Nitrate Cyanide Silver
Bryta ona; 1rpo Vtri5l Vienna
Lame, polishing For the Pyroteehn Engis
French and German Nitrate st0nsa ozoa,s ssrons
Soda Chlore Potash Metals PsiDa Bsmuh Oxide
zate and Nickel Asbestos ldids and Bro
Patent Mpcnas, PhophGus
Paste, Persian insect Powder FpGsatng Past les msn'a
Tnon Extract Copaiya srsapara Essences
yellow and Green beat Oil Apple,
Pear of Jamaica aud ST. crox Rum Holland Gin, Peach
Oils Of Cloves Pmeato Janper Beg Oranze Carnway Rose
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Il UsPENsI0N 7BRIDa Es.-

:
NJ BENJAMIN WATKINS, Gibaon, Missppi Arebee
Engineer and Bridge faiidsr notice will span Ss
sp me ghio H. sndaon other River States
.e apoa
The above Suspension Bridges viii be sur
Rndsd either tom Timber, Brick Sons ro
locations with either Strap Wire
GhanCales He span Washington Civ c Ia
New York; Brooklyn Williamsburg fiua
sSn Pontto she Eastern shore lie Chain
cable was suspended during thp Revolutionary War.
A&la1b6A.
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Uoail Goal!
tz-srENcER FlELp&c Co,

E-sPENcER FIELp& Co,
., ,,,l,z ~ Dealers in Pits1bnrsh, Anthrsslts
oFFlcEcornsr Camp Laiayetts Square, p9s iv
H. n,enad Mrs. BRYAN, street. ala ,s,nso,f T.
omse nat her sasT and forery prinops as,ssp M:,
tho buHinsss Of old = - '"i4e ana eenaae
owh N expressing her cordial thanks the ,sl am,
mas received her antimsiy death
dor hefselfdeservng. y - s' e"As"sur 70 rem
Peroni having claims upon The late Ms Brynn viii
sen sm for settlement ss Downs al th so Ia sns Pre-
With tn isas, possible delay. - ~ us ,sesN
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EfINE WATCHES, JEWELkY, etc. 80 =
EA;TfLsR, 30 AMP STR = ET, has eonasntIy on ~
nnap M rs seesy,yiPs v every LEVER
MAKE >st y 50 .'Ae sshe esaaAAass
KiaoF Oh, yKsrsn SEALS 4sEEysausyary
e Tr~7r'A
GoLp RENht PENCILS, THTAiBLEs RuCh Les, s,c FINE
sRASssLEIs shXSGA eINGk siIvERwARE,
5fu0Ns and kOhks LADIES CASTORS, CuPS pIrCIiEHs
es seT TEA SETS
9Th tsariats
Asosp 9th end Shell "a now
aud 9inssssei se
Hs'Hns sHNtEe eye at9hortnotire.
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woLFE's AROMATIC sCIEIDAA SCaNAPPs.
Duggisa Merchants aud al dealsrs Of the article,
runaned in the above catalogues will find
calling sending their a6oge will
sxtsnsye assortment Of GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES She
United State at the lowest
J.. WRIGHT & co,
5f8 GENUINE MEDlCIFE WAREHOUSE,
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THE SPRINGS.
<-,uJIuM,s sPRINGS. CuoorAw CO. =,


GULLUM'S SPRINGS, CHooTAw Co, 81
ssss Ohio Rsileaa, and svs nlsssesso ssass
he assssspss ,skss pleasure npuosrlrs ots sussud
% N
ssspa
I'm q Issp sis O. IS s'i III y s,si sass io S
s. BIN ssssa s'' sss
All and oh.r on ibs pr misses The arc ell
Arrangements sen sfe and esmn.Siops iigh
~ .ss
Ms s sssp eA s R ss.s sssss
G h. 1 Ds o Ell y ss linz
daily ip and from 'he rom The ien 70
virtues q; = A. asss no, X r.
vim Rs,es 1as e' r. an .es
Known 10 The ~ bs effected obstinate
''1
ID ss,D q b sasa ala u
i w9d e s III p s ssts 4
Sy Mr. rs
e sa e s wass s
AA''AA' SULPHUR, -
esss IT, CON- . sss s
he ssd niasi ysesra AZ. s,; d.
s FL ~ sRas'
a. fhs. Ssslasnous spring. Tories multi
4 ssa eu H ss yi s
su Whenever prescribed and administered with Judgment and
SssssesS 2 mp. y = R Rs,ss 2; n ME-
e yss : 4 S ss Ss5i:ss
a al',s'''' :. ~ e; s.sst,D. ME- ~
F.sass, 3 3 NJ l. 5 sss 3 p M np.
'l " Joseph Aia,tin, D. ii. T. e'N'
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&IAhch-loO0 boxes Frazer Pearl. for "a Ia
NV gesaPH LAaDIs co. ss TsAoup.os',. :. s sss
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

II WRIGHT & co.'s CATALOGUE OF
ID GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
offer supply Drugga snd Dealers Prepsors lowest
Wholesale prices.
90 Depot aud Special Agency,
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MOBILIZE April 10, 1856.
Mn CH cuLLu SRI have Just reviewed the analysis
by Mr. Aveepn Springs which reaasssd sou TO
| 8
Springs unlike the resemble Of The
Huopt, and sesrhabte for the
they know
hsi Spring country sQual the alkaline
SirtIgs Bladc Sprihg which
quite streng.
these all Chronic Diseases the
Digestive organa be- ed and IN almost
panied b. general oebii y, they will hs found eul
y Very respectfully yours, ete. &c. MOTT, ii. d,
To inyads the proprietor pledges himself particularly that
will be wanting make them comfortable and
ANALYSIS.
Of the following Springs made by Mr. j. 3,
auin Of Orleans gentleman WHOSE reputation
the bghest not only his country but Ia
France hsot -. .v,.,,,., ,.,,,., 4-.I.o- II
contained
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A sENTLEMEN's SPRING AND SUMNER
w WEARAt srcsdwsy, third
the As;or House. be found extensive Of frat
quality - 57 . ~
READY MADE GARMENTS, 5s.=.,v
comprising Oyeoas, Feek and Dress Coa Psniaoona and Yes
with stock of go
CLOTHS CASStMEREs AND yESTTNGs, t.
the which
has. through long Of years, the
Wal. T.JENRINGS, p
nlySl s.Silneaer in dyA C,ehing
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MR. suLLs In regard 70 your sarsapariaI wsay
nhed standing
Capenn LsE troras andn niIis.
eases
modification athe fluids the
conjunction think prefer Il m
preparation Saraaparn
value
Respectfully. yours, W,T,FRENIsISS M D.
Nv
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Nor you, ye proud, impute to these the fault, y
IF monty DER their tomb no torphies raise,
Where, through the long-drawn uisle, ind frctt,
Z !. vault, "s =. 80 ~ ~
The pealing atheln swells the note Of praise
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zation by Congress or Government, in case
Of particular merit. All this is not the ques-
ton in issue !, ..,,.-'.
The Know-Nothings make a deaf, under
hand war, not against those who might yet
come, but against those who are there, (and
their number goes BY millious, )--against
those who went there on the assurance OF
full political, religious and social equality,
held out by your institutions; and who find
themselves attacked by secret organizations,
not on basis of this or that political issue,
but on the basis Of foreignism. -.
To resume the situation in a word,
Sir, this is SO much as CiUa War; and,
let me add, Civil War of the most danger
Gus character, because it not only partakes
Of the nature of political sectarianism, but
is, in fact, social revolution, carried on by
secret institutions.
lfthe old issues are gone, raise new ones;
but raise them on principle. If the old
parties are worn out, form new parties; but
always on a principle, Of one thing, how
ever, would warn America to beware, and
that is he introduct,on Of race, tongue, reli.
gIon into The arena Of political contest. Cen
turies may have to atone for the error of one
generation. 1'' ."''' .f
Dirt et sdtudvt dnimam:-Do as you
like. '' ~s KossUrH.
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WHOLE NUMBER 524.

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."s.... % s's -e'ss..rs. : r... . -
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h.f" A.. - 80 ...;,;a.'.. 80 - -. .,;,,,. :, -.
80 .-,;,' - - ~r.".I =,
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Mcth0disSn and Know Nothing,
~ ~. ism. ..N .Aa.


The following Article Of Faith is to be
found in the Discipline of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. twill be seen that, by
necessary implication, all oaths are forbid
den except they be made before magistrate
legally authorized to administer them: yrg
GAS we confess that vain and rash swear
ing is forbidden Christian men BY our Lord
Jesus Christ and by James his apostle; 60
we judge that the Christian religion doth not
prohibit, but that man may swear when
magistrate requires, in case Of faith and
charity, SO it is done according to the proph-
cts teaching, in justice, Judgement and
truth" -t saa5 4rT
OF all the religious denominations in the
country, the Methodist has contributed most
to swell the stength of know nothingism;
and the Presbyterian and Congregational
denominations have furnished the next grea-
test number Of members. We do not care
to inquire into the reason of this. We only
state the fact, leaving the government of
these churches to take matter so intimately
affecting their well.being into consideration
or not. as may seem to them meet go
We can conceive Of nothing 90 we'll calcp,
lated to weaken church organization as the
unrestrained connection of their members
with such conspiracy political and relig.
ious-as know nothingism. The oaths that
the initiated have taken are not merely. ae
we see, contrary to the Faith Of opa Of the
most numerous of Protestant churches, but
they are wicked in their language. They re-.
quire, too, course of conduct utterly at
variance with christian precepts, common
honor. and ordinary honesty. No man can
at the same timc perform the obligations Of
his religious profession and the obligation
of his know nothing oath. He cannot be
good christian and good know nothing.
Many well meaning people have doubt
less been induced to connect themselves
with the Secret Order upon representation
and the su2pos,tion that know a 'thingitm
would check the spread of Catholicism
We know of no mode SO likely to consoli-
date and excite the growth of Catholicism
as the prosecuting spirit of the politico-re-
ligious Order, We are not among those
who fear that Catholic or foreigen influence
can work injury to the institutions oftho
country. We believe there are no more
loyal and faithful citizen than the Catholic
and foreign population Of the Unted States.
In, allour wars, and in every crisis, these
classes have proved themselves among the
best Of American. But if we did fear Cath
olic and foreign inaueHce--H we redoybt-
ful Of the Loyalty Of Catholics and foreigners
rive shoul seek very different means to
ostracise both than weapons Of kenw moth.
ingisnf.'A ,9fajA4.'gtnA aAs sa ss9 masa
Strange as It may seem, preachers of Ahe
Methodist and other denominations. have
sworn the terrible oaths of the Secret. Or
ideFro We cannot wonder, then; that nun.
bers Of their flocks have followed their exam-
pie. !, How refreshing would some Official
action By the Conference and Synods seem
upon . question bearing 90 direct apoR the
Interests ef religion. Y nai'aaa'fs
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'FAe' Wayso Get ON i'm the yvorld.

HM
bAworkings man. some time ago, publish
ed his own biography, one Of the most in.
seresting little volumes that has appeared
during the present century. Il is as, fol-
lows:-"It may. to some, appear like vani.
ty in me to write what should not give
my life strulys ifaI omitted. When filing
acsrt with earth on the farm, never stop
ped work. because my side Of vthea cart
might be hedped up before the other sides
at Which was another, workman. pushed
overswhat / had heaped Ap To- help him;
90 doubtierssha did to me, when L was last
and he first. When l have filled. my coLl
umn Of newspaper with matter for which,
LWsstorbe paid, I have never stosPed e
LthOughti the subject required more exPlaa-
alton, because pthefe wasp no contract for
more payment, Of no possibility Of obtain:
ing more. re-, when ] have lived IN = bur-
taclIfoam,o i have stopped ny. work andl
taken a baby from . soldieEsl- -wifesawheni
shss had 10 work, and nqrsed n for lher, Or
% gone ior water sos her, u cleaned another
man's aeeoutermepts,a though Il was nOiI
part of my duty 70 da 20. When 4 havs.l
\ 3
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English Newspapers - Repeal Of
ts ai Eass the Stamp Act. ,asg.

Some weeks ago we took occasion to no.
tice the repeal Of the stamp act, so far as
| il related to newspapers, by the English
Parliament. II is a great step in the path
Of progress. The time for the new law to
60 into operation was the first of May, we
believe, and its effects in cheapening the
price Of newspapers have already been
enormous.
When the question was first mooted, the
Chancellor of the Exchhquer expressed an
opinion that there would not be much ad-
dition to the number of newspapers when
the stamp duty was repealed, but that their
circul"tion would be increased. This idea
was secuted by the London Times. That
journal saw in the repeal a blow at
its power, inasmuch as it contended that
the new era would inagurate a host
OF cheap newspapers, which would be pro.
portionably small in dignity and ability
1t was pardonable in the "Thunderer" to
oppose the movement; for cheap newspapers
will, without doubt, materially interfere with
its monopoly ofpublic opinion. So also is
the attempt to prove the inferior character
of low priced newspapers pardonable; but
the result shows that so far as the number of
journals brought forth by the repeal OF the
stamp duty is concerned, the Times was
right, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer
wrong. "' p" '.'s'.-.
For instance, in Liverpool half penny
daily has already been started, which in the
first week of its existence attained circu.
lation of more than ten thousand copies, or
one-fourth the circulation of the great Lon
don organ. This new establishment pro-
vides employment for upwards of hundred
poor men, women and boys, and the duty
upon the paper which it uses will, at the
same rate Of circulation as in the first week,
amount to seven hundred pounds year, so
that the loss to the government treasury by
the abolishment OF the stamp duty will, in
the long run, be more than made up by the
duty on the increased amount Of paper
In Manchester, too, less than twelve months
ago, there were only three newspapers -one
weekly, and the other two semi weekly
journals; now there are to be one daily eve
ming and four daily morning papers, all Of
which are sold one half cheaper than for
merly. .'' 1E' 's@ '" @' .a p.
The repeal Of the stamp duty on newspa.
per was partly intended as concession to
the people of England, but more as blow
at the London Times for its bold and manly
course in laundering against corrupt aris.
tocracy who monopolize Offices they are ut
terly unworthy to filE. IF this was the OBJ
ject Of the aristocracy we are afraid they
have made slight mistake; for it needs no
prophet to predict that year hence there
will be thousand journals in Britain where
there are now score; mat they win circn-
late in every toad and hamlet, and that they
will exercise an influence over public opin,
ion compared with which the power OF the
London Times is insignifcantly small. This
repeal, we repeat. Is one of the best steps for
the masses Of England which has sbeen ta-
ken for an age.--P,tts. Post " t7''''' II
r. 80 = H.H 'h 81
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ya0TT There is q negro boy in Mobiletwelve
or thirteen years old, who q short time since
had q triangular patch Of snow-white wool,
the lower part Of which runs down @, the
center of the forehead whence 4 extenda
back to the center Of the head gradually
widening, aud with perfectly de6ped edges,
The, boy says he was ""born that vsy.9 and
Is evidently proud of the singplaFisy, and
wears his dsformity, Ike 4 crown 81,
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sts To You've MEk. Never act like. q sHe ak
Acquaint the parents with the fact Of your
itsschmehs, and Respectfully request !heil
Psrmissiet .a Rsy y%opr % addresses .4l.' r their
daughter. wv '''''s"
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6rBoth the Whig and Democrat candi-
dates for Governor in Maine have taksB open
ground against the prohibitory Iaw II Tia
State. 3. - &
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ELEGK WRITTEN IN "A COUN.
sdi HiTRYiCHURCH.YARD. Gs4I

1AA 'AAA OEA OlOCAI" AEbDs F 'tN
- fsss7cds sdi GRAY. So sSea.a -.t.a ii
.1ri
TheeurfeN tolls The knsll Of parting dayl
The lowing herd winds slowly o'er the lea;
The ploughman homeward plods bis weary way,
Andleayes the world to darkness, and to me.
Now fades the glimm'ring landscape on the sight,
And all tne ARA solemn stiffness holds, .
4 -Saye where the beetle wheels his droning fight,
And drowsy tinklings lull the distant folds;
saye, that from yonder iyy-mantled tower,
q The moPing owl does 70 the moon complain, '..
or such As, wand'ring near her secret bower,
e Molest her ancient, solitary reign. i -.
Beneath those rugged elms; that yew trees shade,
Where heaves The turf In maya mouidring heap
Each b his narrow celfforev ef laid,
The rude forcfathers Of the hamlet sleep.
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The breezy call ofincense-breathng morn,
as The swallow. twitt'rng nom the straw.but she'd
Tho cocks shrill clarion, or the cchoing horn,
Ne more shall rouse them from their iowly bed.
esH3 ,.-giaaei slalsrH'@ 30 ti~aAA& .-Tu'N
For them no moro the biazlns hearth shaiiburn,
Or busy housewife ply her evening care; ,.-,
Nor children run to lisp their sire's return, s'g
Or climb his knees, thsenyied kiss to share. "a
3 on did the harvest to their sickle yield; na5h
Their furrow on the stub born glebe has broke;
How jOcund did they drive their team a9eld! ...,g
How how'd tho woods beneath their sturdy stroke!
Let not ambition mock their useful toll,
"a Their homely joys, and destiny obscure; ,.'
Nor grandeur hear. with diStluinfuI smile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-07
NTssOLUTIoN OF CO-PARTNER-
BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT,

NO. LOS M AIN STREET.
The Subscribers having bought out the above busi-
ness, aud leased the premises for term of YEAR,
will continue the same in all its branches.
They promise to produce frat, rate article OF
BREAD, CAKES. CRACKERS. &c being deter
fnlly solicit the patronage of the friends and custo.
meIs of WRIGHT BROS, and the pdbc gene.
rally assuring them that 10 fort their part shall
be wanting, to merit public support. fts fFtf y
The business carried on by the subscribers for SCI
ve.al years past. Nc. East Main street, will be
the old concern the farther support Of their nnms
rous friends and customers they gratefully ackuow
ledge and return thanks for the liberal
bestowed on them. SIMPSON BAGNALL.
N. B. Orders from the country for Crackers &c ,
addressed to either store, will meet with prompt at
tention. 1Hrt 8. L. B.