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Thaatrtfes swit never can be learned,
g II may b'assitned aud owned aud earned;
And like our nobiest fruits improved,
BY being transpianted and removed
Bnf2er.

Lisss, to Nu.nbreller Vender on seein'
81 him craw!ia' round tryin TO sell 'ens.
Pore feltur! how pity you sech awe, day
as this is, as
Snaken round the streets wet as wharf
.esi rat
with plenty OF umbreHers under your arm
And nary one over your head-cause you
ehaiuf got no chanceEto spresd one:F
P'rhaps your driver than youwould be un-
= der one Of 'em-
An the handle nigh, come off where it's
glued,
And then you'd hev 10 spit on it to make
* it stick '
Nobody basa Nuishman wouldshave took
up.sueh} a business
Nobody ever thinks of BUYIN' a nHmbrel-
Ter E
When he can get one jest by steppin into
anentry,
Yoa~mus, be greener than the greensst in
yourlot
Pore fehur! think | see you upto Worces-
Discharged incurable. BuyIN' umbrellers!
hal ha! ha!
y Ny pity stunned to scem-poor credelons
< fool. 80
The world had once Bank OF Honesty =
Bot sthathas busted long and long ago
ThssPrssident obtains precarious livin'
And every mans a grabbn' for himself
Buyin umbrellers! ClaaF utragamuffin-
I've hsardN nidiot 8 somstimes dangerous
SAs yours one ofthe darkest ,dye--avaunt
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May Is, 1858

a LFRED GAINS ESTATE The s,ihscri
"A Der has been approved and confirmed by the
Probate Court of Monroe Coun'y, Ohio, as Ex
eeatIix Of Alfred Cain, deceased, and has givel
bond and received letters testamentary assueh.
Dee. 20, 1854. MARY CAIN
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'NDo you know the prisoner, Mr.. Jones?'
..Yes-to the bone
sfWhat is hls'character?'
asNeyer Enew he had any, ~
Docs he live near lou?'
! SO near that he has only spent6ve shil.
lings for tirewood. in eight years
Did he ever come into collision with
you in any matterP
.Only once. and that was when he was
drunk and mistook me for lamp post
From what you know Of him, would you
believe him under oath!
s.That depends on circumstances. II
hewassso much Intoxicated that he did
not know what he was doing, would. II
hs wssn't, I wouldn't
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f(Nf 70 f"S1'
HAHE undersigned. thankful for past favors
J. would it,fnrIn the public that he atill contin
nes the business of SURVEYING He may
be found IA part of his time III w WoodsGeid, ant
part of his time in Malaga township.
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LisEs. to Nunbrel,er Vender on seein
81 him craw!ia round ryin' 10 sell 'em.
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dental soeakesses aud of the female se4
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CONSTIPATION

e el Chrisianized and civilized countriea has esss4
larger proportion deaths than any oef malpdy thae =
cts the human family: and until within few ths0
has been rnsedy stop the desesauca
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His ENcel!ency the Hon. James Buchanan
Hon. w. Ii. Lowrie, Hon. WIN. wilkins, Ho,
Moses Hampton, Hon Charles Nayior, Gen. J
K. Mooretead.
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Of war saoud be rstarnsd il was sgrssA that TIE
animation should relate only to sueh articles might
be slowed upon the surface She had not departed
early Last evening. The captain and chief engineer
OF the vessel and various other persons arrest
edsome Of them for alleged violations Of the neutrality
act among them Parker II. French, esq. the min
lister Of The revolutionary government George b. Hail. r.
b. Farnworh, Sc There Others who have figured at
times in other expeditions of like character. The Off
GERS Of the vessel have been proceeded against sup
pose for obstruetug the execution Of legal process The
section OF the act under which the Of passengers
are made is ~ follows.
II any person shall within the territory jurisdiction
oil the United states begin, set foot provide
prepare the means for any military expedition enter
prise to be carried from thence against the territory
doinons of any foreign prince State OF any colony
district people with whom the United States at
peace, every person offending shall be deemed guilty Of
misdemeanor and shall be fined not exceeding three
thousand dollars, and Imprisoned not than three
years
The ground will doubtless be taken in defence that the
expedition set foot against any government in
existence but for the purpose OF supporting the pretensops
of Walker and his coadjutors vino chim have estab-
shed what they call the supreme government Of Mica
ragua The rule of the United States has been
Mise the government dc ac however its establish
but spurious government erected by Cit
izens under scheme of colonization formed ia violation
treaty with Great Britain could not be thus recog
Missed without objectionable exhibition of bad faith.
The revolutionary government may be oyerhrown,
and the old one reestablished.
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From the Usiroii Free Press.
THE RESPONSIBILITY.

THE RESPONSIBILITY.
The responsibility of the non-organization of the House
certainly rests upon fusion For the two weeks utterly
wastedfor the two hundred thousand dollars which Con-
gres has already cost the the delay in egs-
laonfuson is accountable fso heterogeneous party
be held to any accountability whatever Perhaps ought
not to be held Perhaps responsibility ought be
directly upon the popular majority which gave power to
such party The suppositou that the in Congress
brought to the surface by the fusion
nze is absurd 1t became clear months ago that they
not homogeneous the issue upon which they
elected They cannot agree to the Missouri Com
promise nel Thus seahus having deserted the sin-
gle plank upon which they noaed into Congresshow
be that they win stand together upon any other tempo
rary plank ?--how il be that they will choose q
Speaker aud if they cannot choose Speaker, how
be that they will cooperate in doing anything else?
Fusion is unhealthy political organization Fragmen-
tary in lie composition animated by impulse
hesivc npon prime pie of action engage any
practical work We predict that this will be the
profitable Congress ever assembled at Washington. We
into how many factions the majority is divided, and
how each is opposed to the other and prospect
of Cancellation.
1t is serious question hen the House will be organized
and still more serious whether it b4Aesarpzsd The
democratic members have but course open To them,
and that they have pursued They but seyenfve Of
the two hundred and thrtyfour representatives. The
majority against heniis eighty -four. They do Meth
ing facilitate organization. They cannot vote eor
abolition know-nohing candidate fer Speaker They
stand upon principle and upon their candidate the
representative Of principle To abandon either propo
son not to be entertained
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THE SPIRIT OF THE DEMoCRACY.-THE EAST Az
SWERING TO THE WEST.


Illinois has second choice it Is Douglas before all
other vet the representatives Of Illinois will 20 to
that convention with other Instructions than 10 vote
for that who deserves to be the nominee of onv
party in the United States which dare assert and tain
that the constitution the only bond of the Union and
that the Unon without the constitution practically OBJ
served ~ but solemn mockery of freedom justice and
equity. The democracy OF Illinois will support any man
who is the Of that convention and they fobear
presenting the OF their they wish
to go into that convention faithful, unpreudiced UNI
pres in the choice OF candidates Caeago Times
IL Il this spirit--he spirit that induces the prominent
statesmen of the democratic party to sink ali personal
wishes and aspirations in their feeling for the common
and to Withhold their from the canvass IN
order that the representatives of the party shall come
together in National Conven choose their leader
unrafnmeied by preerencest is this spirit that is 10
redeem the fortunes Of the party and ascendency
Albany Inas
The paragraph which quote above from the Chicago
Times appears IN an article which says Senator Douglas
is not now has be been candidate for the pres
Dental nomination No now nor ever has been au-
thorzed by him to use bis that convention
nor viii that authority be given and the ono from the
Atlas comment upon the udiccus remarks OF the Tmcs
We give them both evidences that really democratic
spirit pervades the leaders we'll ranks Of the de-
moeracy Men everywhere willing sacrifice personal
ambition and even personal interest for the good Of the
party 70 which they belong and The triumph Of the prnc
pies which they consider vital the nation In this feel
ing prevails have every suppose ii will til,
the meeting Of ths Cincinnati Convention there win be
gathering of democrats such has been seen in this
country tor many yesre-Bafalo Courier.
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from the Maine Argus.
Us,IMPLE AND EASY.n

I" SIMPLE AND EASY"
Like the who retired into private life amids.
the comforts Of rich Cheshire cheese Mr. Blair left the
Washington Globe or twelve years ago and has
since been rusticatng in elegant amidst the ample
profits OF successful career public printer In the quiet
Of his retreat he has evidently allowed himself get be-
hind the times for be has just walked up the idea of
restoring the Missouri Compromise when most men have
discovered that the project Is neither advisable prac
cable We aude his letter however not TO dig
the wisdom Of the repeal which it vocates but
only point the simple and easy process BIZ which
It'll to be accomplished. Mr.. Blair says;
The work of restoration simple and easy if the men
who abhor the late innovation the long settled policy
Of the naisn can be induced TO rsuqush petty differences
transory topics and give their uned voice in the
next presidential election for whose capacity
hdeiity aud courage can be relied upon to oppose the
issue Which the present administration has made to con-
troll it. The contest has grown out of presidential nspra
tons The decision OF the people at the polls in choosing
Chief Magistrate will end H. Senators will easily
ply When the nations demand Is backed by presidential
power and patronage and hopes Of the future which
mate the leading members OF the body
When John p Hale lectured in Portland more than &
year ago this subject he recommended that the estor
ton should be carried by provso the civil and dplo
matte appropriation BILL and that the Senate should be
forced into voting for the repeal under penalty of seeing
the wheels OF government stop From present appear
anee the House by ercely disposed as this
upon the Nebraska question: and the wheels of govern
ment blocked not by the united energy Of the o
position but by their divisions and dsagreemens Mr.
Blair does look to the present Congress for the con-
summation of his wishes He patient and ia willing to
wait couple of years-when, perhaps, Kansas may be
ready for admission free State and then his process
is extremely simple and easy :" FIRST carry prcs
dental election then to elect majority Of the House and
thenOh Mr.. Blair Ito the power and patronage
OF the President to control the leading members Of the
Senate Is his the honesty which can contain itself no
longer in retirement but must break forth against the cry
ing sins of the times We have heard before of the
patronage and power of government being employed to
influence congressional results bat this the very first time
we have them gravely and publicly invoked
regular and ustfable legislative end
The people will take care however have no doubt to
elect President next November who viii prostitute
his office to the purchase Of senatorial votes and the
American Senate hope will sink so low to be
accessible 10 yenal considerations
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General Land Office Kassos.-Ten contracts, sccompa-
MED with the necessary bonds for tbs subdivision
ships In Kansas Territory have been received by the COM
missioner Of the General Land Office from Surveyor General
Calhoun The Of the deputies follows Thomas
Connolly Bates Mitchell, james 4. 5wsrtz William J..
Card Alexander ). Johnson Walter %. Drocket Edmond
O'Fiahcry, Henry G. Derrick, Henry Bragg, and John
Laupton These subdivisions situated in the Delaware,
the Shawnee the Sac and Foxes the Piak-shaw aud Wea
and the Miami Lands.
Cieieal chanye-Nr. L. r. Whitney has beea transferred
from third class cerkshp in the Pension Office
the grade in the Patent Office in the place OF Edsaf
r. Chase who has been transferred to the third class clerk
ship in the Pension Office made vacant BY the transfer of L.
F. Whitney.
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IO1YCkI have his dy NIL the interest IN Inc
tract drawing Of the Myisnd Consolidated io, nes
appertsisDs thereto w nom %. o. BE-
under nv assisted by W. O. FRANC
x. Brennan, have intxvcst ineSetu ~
Until ths oil The sehsmss sckeH ana CT u
ias at wssenp Win ane nnme =
X. Brennan general agent for ne ~ s"a ar uA'
' ''' " ~ w. y. FRANCE.
BALTIMORE. December 10, 1855.
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rsIyE Library Edtsi~ns OF Campbell, Hilton, Bsy-
dsn Bryant Hasek, Lonsiow. shakspsa Byrcn fspe,
Moore, Joanss Bais CAwpss Thompson W,s ~
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Rogers Yonna Gray and ohsr may b. od at tho
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sn.s IL orocco Of them beautifully H.
u,,~d nns imported, direct tso kosaon W me I'M
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f,wNERAL AGENCY AT WAnHI00TON-Inss. SUD-
III scrissr bsmsdy a Rchssons, gnaa. havaa ~ r.s.
n this civ, sw doom ~ mont q tne
sv susftnsn clsinanss 9Don ~
asu esoeeiaIy revolutionary ssfvice Ana or
~ nensous xndes sets n ConC:se Y,i,.
nurcasr tho 1t the iesA DAvie
4. ~. erhsps me oy wbsch svef made % w.
ssnss msss in Ne h as ~ ~ az
~ other public Offices Capitol Of vifslns aaa mo
s from othss sourcss a twenty yss expencnco;
s h "a ope thai claim Entrusted q HIN e lun - M
aria 70 show Il whore ne caAsnt nasseA ~ 'A@"
unncs N ~ mo recent act sfd Navel
~ tsad 70 Al who were who Sssysa
shaxses viii BE- very moderate l
49, ksvanEMCHa.
Hon Henry A. Wise, Aecomsc, vir9insa
i.mcs Ivons Fan. kichmoud, vrgnta. ...-.s.
James e. Heath, Late Commissioner o. rsnA'"s
ssf~d H. Parker, Richmond, Virginia. N
IIor Johu d. Yendlet0n, vHefHa = Us
Hon Samuel Chiffon, Washington, p.S
William j. Ward, esG, haItmore.
Levi Timberiake, csq.y New York
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