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I'wts wer never greatly :"
now ned im vnsdly wi.Inn aa'wefr
never eeIehmied fu laaytlinr
aaaipst = rainy day. They slna
mTrily. but forget that sinuibg
,Iws not MI the sio,nsch, They
ar The children II Providence, N
~ iar s- they iake no Thought oi
io.mormv. The; ivnoe MI
aud political etonom,l 'hock'f
and NJ. rules VI aeilhneu, The,
eanuoi easi up their bsksr's bill
or ave sccmsic cllnnusse 0'h VI a
crown piece. 'I'he, don't ~ sen.
ersl know when tMy sw cheated
and the, don't know how 10 cheal.
l'nle.s he II uncon'nonly wide
awake. you may pass Ill a gilt but.
ton upon the man ~ metres as
rendil, ~ ,ou would genuine
roin iran the mint. liz never
knows ile wiec II bread, ~ whe'h
" -imks am rising ~ falling. The
pnr u exchange is u mystery 10
him. IN himself lc is n social pro-
blem. tine does not know always
where ~ find him, where 10 look
Tor him.
The moon with her mutations,
liba,icns. her f,s aud starts, her
Mhiml-t,mcs. and before times.
iocs not present greater difficult
" to the practical astronomer than
docs the loet--the genuine poet
IL the practical man.--lIc IL nh-
nornal-erratic. To-day he pro-
crnslinn,cs f; tomorrow hm starts
alead like u rocket. liz Is n pu,-
zle II both debtor nnd creditor
to-day isoiuse. to-morrV'v sccdv ~
the yellowish cucumber The
worst cf il Is you cnnnot quarrel
with him. You may. say severe
things Ia him, may shake an o'ni'
nous fist in his incs; and he only
smiles. For the lIir ol you cann"'
break his head. That would bs
rumk treason ngninst genius. Il'
pulls out his pocket snd shows u
c,np,y condition he lays bare hi
heart anL shows its riches. Wha
use IN taking out : writ ognlns
this manr A jury would ncye
give verdict against him. How
could theys A. well n ver'l'c
against q Sucking child. You
tr,c poet is q 'nsn to bc ileece'
spoliatcd to have his teeth ex
tr,cie,l. ~ We were wont to serv
the Jews but with th', diilsrenc
that lc submits to every painful
process withont cxactly ki,owiO
why he should be victim.--(I.or
don Literary Journal.
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Anhssames, who wis henafed
IN tfrres with the title NJ Mai
lived IN great IHrrfis, naiwitl'
standing iIe cIniIcnce, II soi,,e ~
his schula,.. 'Ibeii lu"Iieien, ~
I'l,slo-oI,Ii, eo,Id moi have l"en
great unless Il lar surpassed tlsif
sense u gratitude and justice.
When almost in d slate ~ sinfsn.
iion, h. Nm visited Nv I'crIs~,
who was mre oi liis pupils aud The
first mn, greatest ufai" NJ Aihrps,
| Imn ''rriclra' Iaun'nIlup il'r great
loss whiel The ce.nifs would
sustain by hi- desit, Ann,nvou.
replied ilai iho.c who WISHED 10
have The ll~ II u laml, should amp.
ply II With oil. I'cl,clcs, teiIec.
ling ulwn h's circumstances and
condition. md his avn inrrniiinle
haL y sum II munr, secret, pln-
ccd under III, bolsier. urrrrr
was n popular government, AMI,
Notwithstanding their prcnt pf".
fcssions II love ior Philosophy they
had Us little regard ior il as soine
IN modern tunes Who aw loud IN
their praises oi our system of Pub
liz Schmls. anil the influence III
the Press. land yet complain on
account ii the high ,nS ~, my ior
the former, aud anImbN" nl'cn'
paying ior the lniter) have io'
ilw~e instiiutions.---'rhc conw.
aaencc ,o Gwccc of mt snpl~'r'
ting thc teachers ot Philosophy,
was that IL was confident To- q
very few. md gradually dwiUslle'
down io nothing. The same cn''~
will prmlucr like effects IN M,
country. II We wonld have th'
lamp oi the Public School To con
t'u,s burning il must be supplies
lilwrally with 'oiI.' II VIZ wo'''
have ujc Press n continue shed
ding i,s hight ovsr the land. u mus
he supplied with '"iI' to keep J, y
good running order.
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Great Hsdeelrioa Peat.


P'mch's sporting correspondent
,... s.,,,,.,,..l that h.unu;o,,s sl,ret
NJ.
VII" '"e '"''"""'
PADDY llcof., the celcbvstesl
v~tlsu,risn. but better known u
Lords end the various eoa,w,ous
in ,l~ ,wighborhouj of lsswlos, ~
the .A,nn,snnsish Antslo,s,' eis
sill carving wi his llssculesn
irs, u walking round = lady IN
iall dwss one hsmdred iinsss IN e'w
hundred consecutive days. Ne IL
now In biz second wssk, sn,l l.s'ks
y fresh . when he first ssars~L
There sse bets IN . considerable
amount that l'sddy will ssves be
sblp To eosnplets I'm avdsas under.
taking. what sslss Il oil the
mon sljncult i ,lss fses thst .
irssA lsdy i sul~,im,rd every ,lsy.
Il ~ 6sen observed slsst ,Ie
dsrspss of tlse-e vssisus lssliss, ~
ssssa n decreasing. are actually
srssine higxpr slmsss every wesk.
Nhss slss nae. ilsewfose. will b.
tr(;wv ~ uinetrentI. much le.s
a.. -. es...avu.lsh sl~v i es.r,,,le.
ted. sls ussst clsssir imagination
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vovIlr TRf'sTEEy bef lsa.e 70 ss''
rvhlir usspnsisN N this lnssisas'cn.
shs .smi.susnsl swesisa " Which opened
m MONDAY. Jasssvy I'm. n. sestl'
80 ef Mr. I'm. n 1el.KAnf sWi lsArs.
have bs-r svussi. - ve bs,s pssns'
nensls, aul ~ srs a>teruiaea ~ sa.s.
tain ! avs slas MALE ssi fEAAi'4
~ srrs.ussly hpslsAy lssalisy. fsss!
r.seAevs. rrs,l asisAe Aessxsst. ssi ed
wsapr. esspeituss . rsre rwAhinss'css-
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Nei.sssv vsll sajsy sse<siR savsHssfs.
lnsvwesisus - pi6ns ~ sSuesns = -
ssrssr s.pu@ sIee1 nsas6loe - se -.
,sis~s i - tuu~ftaos visln1ey - Wy
s,~esuep spsu> slsAs ~ ns1e = x~
psslsu. - . ~ ysuae 49, - - -
..sv zsaee.i q ~ hsuss = ~ Psines'
rd, - ~ Aes1pny -.
~ fsnkrr puvispslas> eesvo -
lriseIyal. ~ ses = ~ 1suns~
VI. 4 PpsaAss, sk'nr, 4. -.
M. !. nlpsesss>, c'
b. \. Vsns1s. 1sos -
a. \. ngnnon, uvs,y 9@
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GArL Ann SAxox IL frenchmsn
seem. grs,itie.l q, an opportunity VI
being polite; and Enrlishman seems
To rcgr, the trouble 'hs' h c'~'' i'iu'.
An Englishman grows ,isrd sI'er the
third how. and ls~'ks ,sy"d. saIIrn ~
impatient; the fscnchmsn's desire io
please seems to s,reng'hen'b, habit.
~. hack |. India Rubber. bis hams
couc,houe. his hs,-bvim me,slIr. snd
never looks tlss xov~c ft"m omsisut
handling. llis courtesy a' The first
meeting. does ma, tapl. eternal isirsd.
ship. vet N a sincssr o. she Wlsl. eau.
,I,as bsnd VI ,he ENsllshsaan. John
p,ll. n hs eaa. css~isirn !, . rlsss
gain 10 clip sspund 'he cornrr. sMsl
-scaps shaking hss.ls Monsieur waits
TEN minutes a the cafe dur In hov~
u meeting . fviesd.
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Here's II. Place 70 CT Ysur
.oor., s:,;:4I nss:T nt'E seors,.,

HAVE Iu., rsurrsd from Nemrh.s
with a vrIi ...l,.te,l .tnsk II iEATu-
ig, AMI sm u.v prepared :" '.ak.
MuyTS IN th. .hortss, nnsice. sni 81
ms lsr,s prices. rsvms CASh.
4. 4. 81 ki'ili.
nis.,v shop un.lcs star ease.
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sNyuri.b Rspss;isIly infpf,s his
w fri.ml. AMI ,hr public thu, Ne shs.
q hs. s..srsmea. ef Ars;seial Tss'sh. and
. prepared. lwl,sn the sums are .es.a
s.i free II .snsitiveuess IN inssst T.esh
en- ,ssld and silver PLATE, in tsenss .foar
hssrs after the csss is taken.
Specimens ~ rssta rn l'ists esn ~
.s~s 1t nv .ars. Al osiss cpesss'"ns
performed ss usWsl. 49,.
,Nrs yv.r w.ws's Saddle Store. Wh's
BsitIs.. sppss;sc Ceass Nlasre. "6-z's
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lNis,tllautors.
GwsNu ~ NG.

XVI. ars prepared 10 10 m additional
w aisn,i,v " ukiNpiNt.. IN b"'h
rOlsN ani WHEAT. The NIL IL i"ehird
!. miles .,u,hrts, ~ Pamela enn make
so.d vlaur II good clean wher,.
". ". ELLIOTT.
frbr's ~. lsji.
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I,oua,,lsIl,, suJ uiuwlnu urscs with
which Assou nut, vrssIl.L In ths
senate ~ m. United States. daring
the ,rInl II .Iadue t'hass. impsarhr,I fW
unt,,aII,, aud lnIa.,lcs iowarIs JubM
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On ibis "ceas'"n i'"rrs fascinating
batteries were 'avishr'' 'n''..'s'n''"au.
y - 4
ever h'''nd 'rr"chef','.'-~"'na" y.
Ways trur 10 sustain !" IN "u'e"'!
--s''arinr In .n' 'i'''' .a' giving '
charm I" li's. vi h"u' winch '''s '''"
was mol worth l''s'r-''hr'
hs R,merai 10 Prison. -,
The rra.I jury finding true bill
h. wss I"rihwi'h rciA., e.! |" the STATE
prison. There sc s''h'x.d h's. i'e
received US In li', a hland' ro,'r'
,eo'. manner, sI".l"r'1''i ts ~, he
/, inr i",r"dasc'i !" |''" :" h,' he,'ens,''' ~
. b~r-Li. drawing ''.'m 'sl"r ',ss ven ". "
i ranged by the hitting up ~ ~, 'es
E h"us'. which VA. In 'ss' IN bis ehli'',
nry CORNER. Inn fra'lnss rre,sa,ss '.'l
his etFrs'' adn'''''ms ,'e~ ''s."'A'"'
II oh' '1d 'w. 'r'' : H''ss s.s
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1ke TRIAL 4 na eestNsls anu rSUbUUxps
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*tHf" y WI ~ wv wv '""'"'
ohssss " ysws ksurnos. s~sp sea f"f
nv friend Ilsnwy. bsIss him hy'ae,
anil send yeu M yess vss 10 feIniee
uIcIse sseav'nf bsIss hustled y, .
IlsItImofe meh''
II fsss M meh.' The ceImel stern.
!, sepIisd. Il have seen The ssnbons
hostIls nash--hs,e counted Ihe hfIs'.
ling bay cns,s n The enemy, and hold
In cen'srri Alawlcss Inoh"
"rhr II all m. lwa,aslo," said
iIashes "l'amry and have M de
.iw I. ~hooI down. oshc shat hs onf
oxn fellow citizens. You may ihfpw
,our avn Iiis sxA,, Cclowsl. but this
bright world Ass iso many attractions
kw usm throw awsy our In defending
yoa. when u pleasant ride n half ~
hour viii save yuu aud rvstoFc us 10
aiIcrti"naie parents.
IN, T,sseksry, Ae.
This vas Ihc lsst " CnI. burr Ills
vilIaius. hi, ireaclssry. hIs Infamous
exposure vl confidential letters nd.
drc.wd to him hy the conhdlnr res.
IN whom hs WAS lAvinl'Ing praise. but
induced by = nesr Qualification NJ
vanity n desire :. throw broadcast N
,he world their letters NJ civIlliy IN
his hewi,chInv batteries. la,isl'cd up.
IN them without -tin, or measure.
The noble. honest hut poor Matthew
/ l.. Davis. hls executor. rwwi,e'l fn,m
him xhils living. trunks full u female
eorvspcndencs, BY which l'urr iho''
,o make biz (tM,isl fortum. bui which
we're generously returned. wlIh"ui lee
W reward. u thu grateful recipients.
Lstbyiny--snd Msi'hr~ T.. Oar"
Lobbying lnow IN smmiIyl WAS In
full ,orrc tho~s day. Several iinlsr.
sami bills hal passed the New iork
i~sislainrc. and anne were ~ uncha.
riiahle ~ ~ in.inussr that imprvp,
nwsns had krn rrrs,r'rd ~. snd my
friend Davis vas accused IN lwInr m.
gagged IN bringin. sls,u, this snrceus-
tul issue.
A lsly of rank aud fa.hi"u conde.
.,wnied land lad ~ rarely ccn,)cscend
~ ninglc In anything out " their al.
prop late slshevv--'hv limits NJ 'hr s".
mes,ic cirrls) 10 ~, man. hard things
about my friend DAVIS. In 1e In.
stance shr wrut ~ Ear ~ IN ln-inuats
shr cvuld cslMly see him hung.
uayI. went IN her DOR. rang the
hell. ,snt hIs nams up. snd wss
promptly answered that he Was M,
snd never would w. st lwnc 10 Mr
Davis.
"l'ysy ssk her. sai.l he. ~ shr ha'
heard trnn her ha.lsssl 1t Niagara.
, liz vas issthxitA Invited M sssirs.--
The lady entered IN 'repi.latim AM
. alarm. "Hss sNy calamity hsppepr,
, my lwlove,l hsyhan'l = This vii
ssplsIn h ALL" Old Davis. at ,hr SAINT
tiuw handing hev . letter In hss ov'
. ehIryvsvhy. sdslssss-si tn ccl. Aasc'
Buu. s'(ssswl beasvns. -iv." said he
"o what puSpess = this letter drs
4 tined r. ITO semsin In ,.ur pcssc.
/ sion. Naism~. " b. di-J~,.~,l VI y
. ycu u ycss own pleasure" IN
. blnA ssirsd. !" esclalmssl shs. ''hov cs
. Isves vppay sseA On art n uspssal
\. I'D maeaaainlsyl' r. "Eves she'
was,ls /" nnisl Oasfs. .ssbV sIusas le,k
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~ ~, psseWprioSs. from lnrvc Hand
El. To fanr, cir,l., don" with Se'ine.'
nnd Dispatch, md m reasonable terms.
80 Nj communication. mas, b" al
,lrc..ei In VI. :. w,np, Esq. Pamela.
Mississippi.
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TLIlNsf
w. 1aq yssT. n pad 10 sissnee ~ 90
Il pii within sls msn,hs 80
Alter ais months Loo
Hstfs ~ tpfIaflsi,Ni
.nnt VI iafr. hfa inscrliou VI ~
r,rh sphssqusnl iuserilon 5p
W., III manihs W
~ as north. np
W. nJs yetf " w
IN. 4 Liberal D.lnei,on mad, for
lArsir advertisements.
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bet sssrrs, sr1 y ~ vtsh ~ pesur
evsra hspsj. ~. llsshs svsss.ss y.
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Laser from the plains and Utah.

Ii From the St Louis Republican Of the 18th we ex-
tract the following
The mail from Salt Lake City has arrived. and
brings advices from that region down to the I'd of
April A party Of sixteen persons came In at the
same time At the time of their departure every
thing was quiet in Utah Territory. Preparations
were making to send, in a hand-car train to the
States, large number Of missionaries, TO be DIS
patched to all parts Of the world.
In coming to the States, the party encountered
much snow and violent snow storms. Snow filled the
Southwest Pass to the depth OF two and halt to
Eve feet On the 9th, the party met Shoshonee or
Snake Indian with two or three squaws and were in
formed that be was the survivor OF sixteen eighteen
Of iii tribe, who had been attacked by like num-
Der Of Blaokfeet Indians and the warriors, with the
single exception of himself, killed. Two of the
souaws were wounded. Previous to this time, the
Shoshonees had had q battle with the Backfeet, and
killed twenty-seven of their number.
died at Fort Laramie the day before the arrival of the
party at that fort The Indians were greatly excited
and sent party to the fort to demand the body or
that 1t should be placed where it could be found by
them for burial Col. Hoffman, in command, refused
the demand and told them to go off, The Cheyennes
were very bold in their declarations, and sent word
that they were ready to fight the whites, and that
they would meet them on the prairies this summer.
report had been received at Fort Laramie, by a
trader who sent in for the purpose that the Chey
ennes alleged the loss sixty warriors who had been
sent out on the California; road for the purpose of
committing depredations the property ofemigrants
and Others that they had in consequence captured
and held in custody sixteen of the traders among
them, and that they had dispatched party OF one
hundred warriors to the road to commit depredation
and ayenge the loss of their tribe.
If the Cheyennes continue so hostile as all account
represent them at present, Gen. Harvey will fin
plenty of employment before he reaches Salt Lake.
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s1.b 0tIeans 1ailu Grssftnt,
national Quarantine Convention.
PHILADsLrHIA, May Is, 1857,

PHILADsLrHIA, May Is, 1857,
Upon the assembling Of the Convention letter
was read from Mr.. A. N. Bell, Of Brooklyn, N. ! :,
suggesting to the Convention certain views upon .ne
subject Of Quarantine. The writer suggested sns'
well persons should have immediate freedom WaIe-
houses to be prepared goods with anchor
age ground at safe distance from warehouses, as
In addition to the report of the Business Commlsgse
ad0pted on Thursday, number Of aaaitloa. tgt
tions were proposed ana ao0ps ,,sver nrotect COM
munity either from the introduction u
Of disease because Of Vtated state Oh tns
from local causes, during seasons malasu y
meteorological conditions and also tnas' 70 PIoSu
a,,;fnrnity in quarantine regulations throughout
ths sevr ports of the United States the assembling
If smother or several conventions would De necessary
Also that thorough examination pe maue VI a.. i
ura,ss entering the country and that they be pro-
feefed from the ravages of small pox and II hos 50
n,s,tarted. he yaccinated. Also, that we recommend
that there should be attached to our Board heaIa
quarantine establishments stations lor nii
mute meteorological observationsand vaccine estab
Iishrnerts and that records of these be publlsned
n,onthiv for public benefit. And that we advise adj
;tionai means Of ventilation and publication OF yes
sels. and comforts for searnen and passengers;
DR.. Jones, Of New orleans. supneeu Tue ioho"ins'
which was adopted
That Inc Convention recommend, in addition to the
rsuaI quarantine regulations and establishments the
removal OF all persons of limited means from reach OF
infection and the prevention o. the u %
Also Tie publication Of authorized reports Of epide
mics and that Boards Of Health and other public
bodies be not only obliged to declare the existence OF
yellow fever and cholera in their epidemic FORMS eut
also to meet special cases which occur IN localities
Under their control.
Resolutions were also adopted changing the name
OF the Convention from Quarantine, to Quarantine
and Sanitary and providing for the noidihg Oh
Convention in 1858, in Baltimore.
In accordance with the last resolution, the Chair
api,ointed Tie following gentlemen as the Committee,
to Re continued after the adjournment Of the Conyen-
ton to take necessary steps to call next
year. Messrs, Wightman, of Massachusetts, Bidde,
of Pepnsylyania Snow, Of Rhode Island Haswell,
Of New York: Thompson, Of Delaware; Kemp, Of
Maryland Dougherty, Of New Jersey; Selden, oil
Virginia !; and Lindsay, of louisiana
important business adjourned to meet again at the
cali of the President and Committee.