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r. re Hos. TAoaas " B,ara, Jads, n P,-gais
CsF fls CoasfV Of OEfard

TS fls Hoa. TA'na' " B'asa. Jsds, y P,,Iais
10, ne CoaHiy Of OIford
THE unlefsigned, Guardian ofIlANSausNow,
i (spendihfilD Of Denmark, ia SAID cluaiy, w.
.pcrifilly represents. that ss,d Wand u seized aBI
posed ~ The fllosing described zeal estate. va
par IT lot No. 90, seven. Situated IN aid De-.
matk. aud hsipg that Iu'rt % said pttat ocru-
pied l., James SnoN az the time 81 he dscsase that
an advantageous. offer, ~ SIX ilund rrl Dollar. Lls
bycu made h, Ffecrn,n Thorn, ~ Sslago, In ihc
rouut, of Cumberland: which odrf "a ). Toe The
intere'i II all concsfnsd Immediately o. sreepl thc
prurted' ~ .ale. after p,,ing deht. and charges,
4" H. pct out 90 in,srrst Zoe The hcnsht ~ -aid
Ward. Tie thrfciaTe pave that license may ~
gnnied him 10 ''ll and rouve, the above dessrh-
~ real estate a. the pefson making saii ohsf.
coring 90 The statute ~ such rasss made anl Iro.
vidsd. DOMlNlCUS q. TARBON.
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lar IrIa.aUi lart that w1Hy 1'lrmirg cone
.uaf.. II,iHariH- boz lhC ilrrIlrurr and .l.ilulc
H' g.afb. mas o.. ,.sIb r,iIH,el .ihaut medicine,
'' p tbis sual tract, ,Irlly demonstrated; lnd
i.r ..irs.s urs auI hI.hS f,c,rs.iul rratus,nt,
'' adopted D., che suihpf, tel, planned. D., mesHf
70 b. ai,h gss,s b. elsiisd 10 ruf, h,n.sif per-
.i, ai at ihg least l.,.sile cost, tttrsby avoid.
.I- aI ilr advertised uastIuHls ID che ds,.
seat o. sny sddfrs-. graiis aaI ro.il,se in :
sst.ri rlvralgs, % rCinittiag tso postage stamps
o. %. 70. Delaney, ~ Lispsn,ri Suyci. New
York City. IL.
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II N, Hss. Tbi-as H. ByoWa. JHir, u PROBATE
t,r IA GrusfU Il OFfo,d

r. ~ Hss. TA'nas N. Byowa, JHig, y PROBATE
f5r "a Cos=iy q Offoni.
TIEMENTlNE MOORE. Administrative of
Y the estate 1T LoELNro MooET. late n Rom.
f,,J ;u .aid County. drcrased, rrspecthlly rspfe.
..nt. that the perspnil estate ~ said decreased !.
M, .uthe,ent o. pay the jusl debt. Which n. osed
N ths tine orhi. death, hy'he suu ~ hundrr,l
n,d hr, dallar.. Your petitioner therslaf' pays
that ,uu, Il,nar woulI grant htf hc'nse 10 eel a.
ralIir ~ private sale. and convey - n"ch 81 the
zeal estate II "a ~ deceased ~ inay h. necessa'y
f the pa,1ent u .ai debts and Incidental charge
CLEMENTINE MOORE.
ONToHp, sat q Cont II Probate, hrll NJ
Pati,. w,thia ani for the County 81 ONloul, on
the 2 { Tu..dsy II Oct,brf. ~ the year Of our
Lord siyhissn handled sni hny in.
I'non tie iifrgoiag pstiton--
OnIEKTp.i that the said ADMINISTRATIVE give NO.
,e.toaIipetsaus iuiSrcsisd BY csu.ngsc ~ oithi'
ode, ,o H. nnl,li.hrd three wrsks succsssve'N ~
The O,6rd Dcn,acrit, printed ~ rsf,s that iheY
ma, ,rrs,f ~ Probate Cou,t a. ~ hsld ~ PARE,
,n AID rouni, on thc Tur.da, II Nu'rmi ~ nsNl,
Al ,,1e n the sla,k in the fatsno"n, aaJ sh,s
,au.s tii m, they h,,c) why'hs same 'ho7ld not
~ granted. ......,,.,.
+ s.R. ClRrTN, R'EHu
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CJ,OTlIIN G. |!

A GOOD ASSORTMENT 81 NC vi
n MADE CLOTHING ooa'un'p =" h'"
and &c sale low also, Ch'h,ss ,r% ~ 90 50"
warranted to NIB iL''''' W.
so,ah Paris, oct. 20, ls5o'
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o,roEp. ".-A,a eosr frroaat, On Paris. on

ONToRp. ss.--A a oourt n Probate ,n Paris. on
the ihird ruc.d,y 81 October, - ISIS
On the Petition afuresaI, Odsrsl. th1t notcs
b. gi,ra Nv prbli,hng q copy II this rstii"H.wiih
tbi. order thstruu, three weeks surcessi,rly iu
The ONiurl Dcmurrat, urwspspff Hlniri IH
Pptis. that 40 psr.ons ioisresird un' attend nr
ihe third Tuesday OF Noysml,r nest. ~ c'slt u'
Probate then t. b. holceu in fa'i'. aod 'hev
cause. II an,. vh, The prayer If aid pii'i.1
.hauii MT b. granted. Such ao'ios 10 l. give"
bslbie stid tsuu.
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THE subscriber hereby gives rrhlie notice ,hai
| h.b,. I,-,, arruiui,i b, ihr Judgc ufPr.laie
t. IA. C.,unt, IT ONcfd, auI assuH,cd the lrust
of AIaiuis,,ator Il The estaie II
SIMON FICKETr. late Of fa'i'.
I, aid C.unty tcce ICED. rs giving boil ~ The
i,u directs. llr therefore fcqnrsi- ~ re''"n'
Who are inhibited o. the estate 81 sa'i decra'"'i'
to make imnc late payment; AMI those Who nave
80. ,I.,,,pt. thereon 60 sxhihit the zane To-
OCT n, 80. PETER &. lIChLi''
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uAruuu. ...--itssaIrt ui Probate H,iI 90 la..
ts. uriIIu bHl i.f ftr C.JHii ui bNhri, un ttr
buU Ir..Il, ufu .t.if.. \ u. isio.
.nNth- Petition OF OiiNE HlNkE. v,daw OF
" DNtr Ht.At, ibfr uI uiar", BOO s'.I coon.
n H.rr..,H. rI4,iH. fsf s1 allowance out ui tir
p,..ua4. ,H',i. ui aH. atr aH.hiHi.
O,TrsF, That tbr .prl Olive Ial, -isr notice
sIirst,Hu. iut.fr-t.I, o., ,ar,.g 10 ,HH, ut thi'
.,.'.rtr o. n.Hrsl,I tHur V..ls .Hr.r.sNrIN Dol
The uNluI p.mHrpi, plirfr 4t rarI.. ihu thH
n., H.r,lr 90 s lu.i,,r count ta Del De- ai IHus,
il .,il Daultf. nn ih. thIfi lur-i1, 90 Nu'ru'rI
neat. 90 iu. OF t.r ,'ak ir ihr frrH..r, nnH fhr'
r5r.,. DO Buy tbry haze, WIS iar slu, sb1.Ii H.'
q. granted.
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ImnlIAn u nNnNN. -.

O,rurp. s..--Nt e r,ur ni Probate bold rf l...
r..vtiHi1 arI i.f ibr ,HrHrf Hi 90. .r'. "H Oh.
thurI Tursl,, ulp .Iulsf, \. %. l-lh.
as ihr Petition SARAH GRAHAM. rI'.r
W 90 Jusur, GU,uAu, l,f. .. l,IH'u.t. .r .'lI
,-r,g. i.rpsai. rr,1iHg IHai boo HlNrI Hsv BE-.
a....r.i l1I srt uut o. boo. rr DO tsr Hrhtu..
,.istr. HuI chat Iu.uu,.st'I,' ur sIu.Ha4 ...
UBi IsUpr.r,-
b-Hvsg. iIltt. .lI -I-lI Gr'1H cove one
co., tr go ssIsru, irrfrr.fr., hI ..HsIH. ..E ..
ti,l. r.'sr fH I, Y1ll.lrI lH.r Hrs ..,.. sr.'..
4, ip -. u,lfI p.H"rHf, .lrI.I ai Pace. i.Hf
fI..v mrf r.r.Br Hr q Ir'a.f. n.'.f iH Ir hr.. .f
Pane. Boo ..,t r,,uf,. nr iI. fHI.I I.ls.Ilt 90 So.
r.fpIsr u,,f. 90 a,r. ~ ilr ,.-A iH ..I- iIrr..
suI 3D., u,a-r, il ,1l ih., .a,'', ply 'Is ''Nr
,a.ssl U., "a, l.tH.s'.
THOMAS % BROWN, LEr.
: Coz. C.T. --,ii,st.
ST. C,rrrr. E..t...
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r.n actual survey. ryeu road o. o. ,prrfil',
u.aturrd o., curf.r and iisil1rr, auI che lorafurs
-N.H, 40 ih. hI's. nHr'H. sfr,rfr., rupIs, faiI.
r.ts, ui.s, raH,Hr., ..ltH.., sf1rr., Nuik-shsps
,u.iH-., aud other objects ui iHierrst anr imp1r.
tangr. Names 81 property uvuTr., Throughout ihe
..rri' t1 lc Inserted Boo thstrVuprr places. u.
l.-s 90 tisugrc ifp.n village tu village, aud ia.
Nsrrs ui tH. r-I..H.iua', geological, mechanical,
lHI u.IUtHiile Ts-uurr,., aui condition Of the
r.r.f, '1 D, given. ESfrl raH. ct 900 thr rf.nri.
psiNI.s.,s un au enlarged -,s'r il le added On thr
m'r-iH. A.s' p.rp.ytI,, Views az -uma of ihr
Uu0.tr 11i other Important luil'iug., Sc. The
u1p q. De- su1ra,od iu ,ot, superior sili br,ut.
H.It O.'"T,I, 'Ifai-bti, mounted on cloth with
r.I'rrs, Iui iur1I.blI Q, subscribers F1h 40 ;
rs. O.y,. No labor ur ,Nf,r.c will O. srarrd tp
make fHr vork valuable and beautiful. AID The
nast lheIai patronage 81 ,he Citizen. b. expected.
Co. rual.t thg Iul'i.hor o. oarr, out ihe work.
HENRY 4. MAILING,
State Eugius,r of Massachusetts,.
Marrh q. 1856.
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IRON RAJ l. | n G S
For Ceadries, GerScn', Buildings, sc
J. |. HEALEY,

No. 81 SUDBURY STREtT, Bo'roN'
J.I.H.h a, q, hand some of the most elegant
and tl,lsraie pattern that can h. iouna "a 'h'
state. ~ order. rr'mp,ly attended TO- Z" prices
that will dsk cunpriitiun.
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AND IT'S PREMATURE bL,LlNL.
iHfF'ast.f, Grains, tis T1vral it.lrri'
4 IEN WORDS ,r ibs iat,r0al Tsatm,rt,
\ 0uHHut uf..r.H., ui ~Urwtlrrhr', ur Doc
.I. NssAHT--, NugruIusi Lml.. uus. GrH.taI alJ
\.-F".s h..Hrt. o. potency auI ,uTri,mgnts 90
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To Farmers and Traders
FERTILIZERS,
GRASS, GARDEN, AND FIELD

3 - .>i % 3,
NNrCS inpra,,I Super Pho. ofi.ine,
NArI~' Nfn.laifsa "
MATES So. !
p.Ht.tn Guara, -uis uf = ... IHut1ss,
r.u.lfris, lsTslHr. hr.rrtH
IHIsu. Npnra.ih N1'u,-s "
scotch T,l Wheat, Iar, Nhur U..s N.fs. Io
Garter ttIffr.p lhf'.,
Velvet " ~,huSiB. 81 up Rata l,gl
II.fI. G.f,. lpu. ur4ula Carrot.
W1tur tI.g,r. ttHtsit Seed DBs,
Mr.frr tH1rr. \r-.Hl', ,.,,..
Nbrr u.i,h lU. N.au.
E,I Iyp. Hover >..,
So, So Sc.
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O,Toru. sat cont af pfl.fr briI utrau
is.uIihin auI ne ths r.uHfl Hf ushlr.. uH DO
hirI Tus.d., ~ Orioler. 5. ID 1876
EWIS SAMPSON. Gulfia1 of Laws =.
Il BORIS. minor 5h,al trI hs.r 10 A.flH 4. d..
f.1. LIr ct ~um-.r. Boo coil r.Hr'., hf'I"s r..-
.rrffI Boo. f,..pl br.urut 81 Gr.lIs,rshp ."r a.-
HHt.|..
Ogr,f, That Doc sllI Gr1rI.,r -,,r n.r.rr 'H
aU rsfsuns irisrrsfsl, a., r,r.Irg 1 r.rT Hi u.s
ur,Iss ta o. IsiH,.hrl thrr, weeks 10 r.ssiF,.' lH
The Osltfi Democrat, UTi1i,i 81 lHHs. 'Nr fN.'
n,, a,pslr 30 riH'a o. r.r.t f1 o. F.iHf fHuf.
,p .,td COUNTY. on ths thiuI IursIls Hl Nr1ru'fr
p,,f. RI, n,ug OF ih- ,I.,h iu Obj. rr,laHH. a.I
,h,, ,r.c. Of aHy tus, h.,r, vay i..g .ar.c ih.uA
rrt o. l.'uv.I.
THOMAS o. BROWN, J.as.
H.... ed. f.H ...Tf..f|
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Ottuuu. Ala ,Hut H. H..r Lr.IHiITI.
fssrUfr HnI l.rfh. ,.Irf. .I bN'.', 1U DO"
tFtrH Tu,.Ha, 60 O-ruisr. \. u. 1850.
nN th.Psi.f..1o i NNN,DNN ~rNLplNa,
widow ~ IUrprri,N A. ~rstulNa. .f.
.iHu.khgI ., tr .ItI s.#Y.It .I.r.I.i, lrEIrg I'D.
an lTIpusr.s 900 ot the puflHlI u'a'r li bee a.r
husIuHI,-
Orfa,f. Th1tih- .lI irrI.u.l & ~H.I1E
give notice o. go rsrsu1. iHfrrr.fr., o. .Iusi"-
Goa, Bi thi. ur.,T r o. ps....I.a fIr.r vt,Aa
.ulIs.s,tI, iu Ihr ONIHri D.uurfil. pr.H..' Ht
r,ris. tblt che, ul1 l"isHr at e iIip.' '..1Ii .
ls. E,iI 80 Pare, Doe stI rHu.Is Oh" 'H.". ...
fH, ut Nuy,u'sr nrSt, REQ Hir' ui OBJ. ...aa i1 'H.
frrr.un, arI .hss cause, i' HHF i.ri have, uHs
fl. .,u.s sauuid me- 'r granted.
THOMAS o. BROWN, f-a.s.
4 uue COPY uDt.
SR. "tafIH, E.FFr.
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(sisn of the Chiaaman griadiug oo6ec,)
al w lsHINGTON STREET. BOSTON,

CURLY the b--i, finest
y anl purc.t arI''lc.' At
lpvest Cssh p,ice-. iheir
Stock consists IT Teas, Cot
G,e., Chocolates, All'p,ce,
rerpst, ,lu.tard. Ginger
Cayenne repter. Nrimrg',
iunamon, Ciq,ss. Ctram
rariar. lsraNsoun or Pee
pared Dan,lslion Re- 4. sc.
IIs,iag every hc,l,t, T.,
manufacturing anl UrcVao0s
the several afticlss nams,i
BE- pebble may rely upar
- 80.
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Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
A SLIGHT Mistake.

A young buck went TO see the daugh-
ter Of Presbyterian elder lately, WHOSE
house was near mill dam. II being
spring Of the year, the waters made con-
siderable of roar as they lumbled over
the dam, The modest young geu,lsman
tapped lightly a. the door at frs. and res
ceived no answer. Again and again he
repeated his knock, bu. still was unheard.
Mastering up courage, he proceeded to
infiict some severe thumps on the door,
which bIough. the staid old gentleman
out. a1Ca ra stsaa
81 suppose, said the youngster. who
had by this time become slightly savage,
from being compelled TO wait so long,
/" / suppose you could not hear me
knocking for the dam roaring"
The dam roaring! Wha. do you
mean. sirl How dare you speak in that
wayp' said The divine, somewhat anger
ed at hearing ,he young man swear in
his presence. .tf
mean to say, sir, tha. suppose
you could not hear my knocking on ac-
coun, Of the dam roaring"
Dam roaring again! You young
scoundrel. have you the im2udencs to
insul, me wish a repetition of those
words! Begone sirp'
"Mv dear sir!" quo.h the now be-
wildered youth, intended 10 say that
| presumed 7 could not be heard on de-.
count Of the dam roaring" LAYING par.
.icular emphasis on tho las, two words:
insult on insult" shouted the infuri-
a,ed man, and he rushed at the poor fel-
low with the intention Of ejec,ing him,
bu. was restrained by the voice Of his
daughter, exclaiming-
" Papa, T suppose ,hs' young man in
tended to say .ha. he could not be heard
on accoun. Of the roaring Of the dam"
"O-I beg your pardon, sir beg
your parJon-walk i'd, walk in, really
ali well! Ideclare! The dam roaring!
Capital! como in, come in. That is re-
ally too rich"
II is needless to add that the youngs.sr
went in, and in the excellent society of
the young lady, soon forgot he dam
roaring
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09

rock, nnencumbeied by any delusive ar
chtectural distractions, and supported
by an unflinching phalanx of free De-
mocracy and staunch Republicanism, If
l have any judgmen, Of the causes that
most effectively operate on the minds Of
Americans, he will BIZ triumpban'ly elec-
ted, and as triumphan,ly lead this Re-
public onward to i.s glorious destiny.
With great consideration, l am yours,
js" ss 8. D. INGHAM.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09

Buck REBuKINo BaEcK.-Mf. Breck.
enridge has lately been making stump
speeches in favor Of himself end the
late James Buchanan. But he has stop.
ped this business since his visit TO the
Wheatlands, In his speech to the Dem
cracy, yesterday, the late Mr.. Buchanan
took occasion to say ths, il was "im pro-
per" and ''impuden," for candidates to
made speeches. This ives plainly meant
as rebuke to Mr.. Breckenridge. and a.
retaliation for the wound inflicted
when, as was reportsd, he proposed the
Withdrawal Of the late Mr.. Buchanan
and The formation of Fillmore and
Breckinridge iicket.--Phil Bul.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
Rest or the sabba,I,.

The North British Review speaks
OF the physical necessity of the tide Sab.
bath, as follows: eEg os BE- s|u&
Creator has given Us a natural
Irsstorative--sleep; and a moral res,or.
keeping; and il is ruin to
dispense with either. Under The pres.
sure Of high excitement. individuals have
passed weeks toge lher with little sleep,
or none. but when the process is long
continued, the over-'idden powers rebel,
and fever, delirium and death come on.
Nor can the natural amount be systema.
tically crr.ailed without CORES ponding
,sisehieE The Sabba,h does not arrive
like sleep. The Gay Of rest does no,
steal over us like the hour of slumber.-
II does not entrance, almost whether we
will or moi; but addressing US as inielli-
gent beings, our Creator assures us tha,
we need il, and bids us notice its return,
and court its renovation. And if, going
in the face Of the Creators kindness, we
force ourselves TO work all days alike, i,
10 not long till we pay tie forfeit. The
mental worker-the man of business. O,
the man ofletlers. finds his ideas becom.
ing turbid and slow; the equipcise Of hi.
faculties is upset; he grows moody. fi,fuI
and capricious; and with his menla
elasticity broken, should any disaster
occur, he subsides into habi,ual melan.
choly, or in self-des,ruc,ion speeds hi.
guilty exit from gloomy world. And
The manual worker-the ar,izan, the
engineer. by ,oiling on from day to day.
and week 10 week. the bright intuitio,
Of his eye gets bluDsed; and forge,fal @
their cunning. his fingers no longer per
form their fsats of ,winkliug agility, no
by plastic touch mould dead matter, o.
WELD mechanic power; but mineling hi
life in his daily drudgery, his locks ar,
prematurely gray, his genial humol
sours, and shaving it till he has become
remorseless or reckless man, for an ex
ira effort, or any blink OF balmy feelings
he mus! stand indebted TO opium O,
alcohol" a-s
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
Caleb Cushing at Work.

We understand that a: this present cri-
sis the immaculate Caleb Gushing is as
busy as rat in cheese barrel-tha;
he is working day and night in scatter
ing broadcast. in various languages, the
latest labrications against the character
OF Fremont and his father and mother
Gushing. indeed, as we are informed, is
the great manufacturer, and his active
brain the grea, labratory where mos, oi
the dirty libels and slancers agains,
Fremont have originated. A principal
branch Office. we are told, is the finan-
cial Office Of Auguste Belmont, the a.
gent of the Ro.hschilds, in William st.,
New York, where, il is said, the mos,
atrocious Of these democratic libels upon
Fremont. may be had liz German, by the
pa cksge. at half price. l, appears too,
that from the principal magazine under
Gushing a. Washington, down 10 all the
sub Offices of that concern, they are In
dussriously employed in dispatching all
over Pennsylvania the documents sup
posed to be most useful 10 prove Ere.
mont a cheat, bastard, q Catholic, a
Know Nothing, coward and cattle
s'ealer. Somebody ough. to supply the
industrious Austrian Jewish house OF
Belmont q Co. with Mr.. Buchanan's 3
sworn testimony in behalf of Fremo ont.
Belmont has become great believer in
what Mr.. Buchanan says, ever since
that conference at 0sIend.- Y.
Herald,
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
p o etrn.
s-- -
A song.

The following lines we have found floating
.eloose." Unlike most negro melodies the,
have the ring OF genuine poetic excellence an'
harmony in them worthy Of being set to mu
sic. We publish them with the hope tha
some of our musical friends will try their han'
upon them:
Dark, dark de night, and wus de moon,
Us No star but one am peepine; sbggt
De hoot-owl sings de same ole tune 81
As tru de woods Pm creepin',
s.Boo-hoo! boo -hoo!'-who carr for dat,
You COED for not,'r feddcr'd cat2 .s
Di, nIgger keep on singin';
2 He sing, and on de bario play, 2
To charm de goblum ghosts away,
While de skunk he sweets am finging.
Tru de woods--push along, .s.sgs
Never fear de bugumboo;
Tru de woods--t,ats de song,
Gallus son OBJ Ginger Blue!
De whip-um-will squat on de stone,
~ Trows music from his fiddle; 5aa55,s
De dancing frogs swash iown
Outside and up de middle.
What dat! what dat, dis nigger's eyes
Displore, wild mighty big surprise,
Upon de gum tree swingin'?
Tam possum at he ease,
Rocked in de cradle OBJ de breeze,
And listening to de singing,
Tru de woods, push along, @
Nebber nina dc possum, too;
Tru de woods--dat's de ssng, t.-.
Fearless son OBJ Ginger Blue!
De moons gwine down--pitch dark de nigh
Coli, cold de dew am falling;
fear dis darkey see sight, .- ....a
Dat set him wool crawling!
Who dar? who dar?-a goblum cuss'p
peak, OF dis minstrum's banjo bust
Peak and dyse'f unrabbl!
'Peak. goblum, peak! but whe'r'r orno,
Dis innstrum drop lis old banjo,
Ard try little trabbel!
Tru de woods--cnt along
r. Fndder back you bugumboo!
Tru de woods--drap de song,
Nmble chile of Ginger Blue.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
The Marriage Relation.

The great secret is 20 learn to bear
with each others failings; no. to be blind
10 them-iha. is either an impossibili.y
or FOLLY; we must see and feel their; If
we do neither. they are not evils to US,
and there is obviously no need Of for
bearsnce; but to throw the mantle Of af.
lection around them, conceaIine them
from each others eyes; to determine
not TO let them chill the affections; to re-
solve 10 cultivate good.tempered for.
bearance, because il is the only way OF
mitigating the presen. evil, ALWAYS with
view to ultimate amendment. Surely
il ]. not the perfection, hu. the inperfec-
ton Of human character, that make the
strongest claim in love- All the world
must approve, even enemies mus. ad-
mire, The good and the es.ima5le in hn-
man nature. If husband and wife esli
mate only in each what all must be
constrained 10 value, wha, do they more
than others! /, is inf, mities of charac-
ter, imperfec,ions Of nature, that call for
the plying sympathy, the tender COM
passion ,ha, makes each the, comforter,
the monitor of the other. FUrbeafance
Helps obtain command over the emselses.
Few are the creatures 60 utterly evil as
to abuse a generous confidence, a calm
forbearanee. Married persons should
be pre-eminenlly friends, and fidelity is
the great privilege of friendship. The
iorbearance here con,ended for is not a
weak and wicked indulgence of each
Others faults, bu: such calm, tender
observance of them az excludes all
harshness and anger, aud takes the bes,
and gen'les. methods of pointing them
out in the full confidence OF atfec,ion.-
Uhisper TO a Bride. a.,
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09

A BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcr.--In the
States where law and long usage have
made the Slave property; as property I
treat il. 1t is there. and while there :.
should and will receive that protection
which the Constitution and the good
neigbborhood of the States afford an6
require at our hands. But should be
false to my best convictions of duty,
policy and right, if by my vote I should
extend il one acre beyond its present
limits. lmav be mistaken In all this.
but in one hing l am satisfed-of the
honest conviction ofmy own judgement,
and no imaginary interruption of the ties
which bind the various sections of the
confederacv shall induce me to shrink
from these convictions whenever am
called upon TO carry out into law. III
part company with some. here whom I
habitually respect. I sill lind with me
The men of the pas. whom the nation
venerates. ] stand upon the ordinance
Of 1857, there the path is marked by the
blood Ufthe revolution. l stand in COM
pany with the men of 1857. their locks
wet with the mis,s of the Jordan over
which they passed; their garments pur-
pie with the waters Of the Red Sea,
through which they led us Of old, to
this land of promise; with them to point
the way, however dark the presens, hope
shines upon the future; and discerning
their footprints in my path, shall
tread il with unfal.erins .rust-C SENA-
TOR CoRwrN, July 2o, ls4S, App. Con.
Globe. l64.