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r. Hsajamsa Hifl,a, Muihf Hwlsr,
Mn Hafisl dad Iitahsh Hinifl.
and dH sihfr ptfson' ti'stfsisf N ne
iHqla, istfmfi's ati hf'tiintfHh N
" n Hsrfea, dsfsaisi
Nuu ara hereby notified 20 b. and
appear before d. Probate Cont of
Tall ,hsithie county. state u Mississippi,
on the second MONDAY In pecember
nest, then AMI thsrc 10 show cause. any
yaa can. VIII the following described and
vsi Northwest quarter n, W. ~ ~
section iw.nty.anr e.. 81, ~nrr'h.ea.i
qatttsr ~ .s'tiaa tesn,v.ons N. v. Ia
\. 2ll. rar,h.wr.i quarter a. ". 10 u
section lxcn,y.'wo l.. ~, anil sas, htlf
of northeast ~ after ". i.ad n " i.N
~ section twenty, all In township
,vcnty-sis. 81 range two cas-, ". ~, ".
An. should no, be .elA. according 10
the suggestion AMI petition II the under
s.fual heas al. las " ssi deceased.
Y. I. MALONH.
MARY MALONE.
+ n. HARDEN.
H.. a. u,RpES.
ckarl..'ou, Oct. a. iSiiiw
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dsy. ssfslhw eth sath sllesfal arlels
~ MAJ W sarsplei W passing esshls
II u slsg M laifa laa, fpa tins "
llns. a sstssm mfg fe4alfs, 70 publish
my fstsIpisHssess ofihe public ~ uilh
shom haze hash asiusiased during ne
Last iwssly tight ysafs Ahefialfs "
tsheFsl jsssssH, And IT. leaders n he
pssiy rhieh We raslaelsd. AND lha lead.
Ing issu N e'hsf parties, ell. I hellesa,
he Interesting nos whqs party bilisfpa.'
l,as shsisd.
IN bscsmIns lhs fspaflef u TIE dlha,s.
u Congress. desmsd II proper 70 ssy
tina, ibs Globe weald never he I paf,isAn
pspss. This pledge slll not be forfeited
~ ~Insrsdueinf ~ . eonssftusics 70 HE.
! tory thu political tsaIss ~ character
shIeh Distinguished The pahllc men u
my tina, Although MA, and Intend 10
remain. 4 thorough Democrat, Will
never sbsradc NY principles In 4 Way 10
make them obnoxious 70 amy party, Hut
IN regard 10 persons and events which 20
70 make up history, ! hope 10 make tbs
olobs an homes, memoir and Nth that
siew tam resolved 10 .peak Independently
Of Ill parties.
The Congressional Globe and i%ppsndii
will contain q rcpor, Of oil the Debales ~
Csnsrcs,. revised rs the speakers. ~
Messages Of ,he President n the United
States, the AuauaI Reports ~ .he Head,
Of the k.sccauve Departments, N, Ltv'
passed durias ,he session. and coplSi'
lniero. 10 ali. They will BE- printed o.
q loahle rsy,l sheet. IN book form. roya
o.Arto sits, each numher Containing as
t.s, raee,. Tho whole vii make Il. Il i
believed, between s,AD aud 5000 PAGE.
ranged hsswssn tio.. nunh.rs, and III
mat session yi,i be what !. ,srmel
"lsns one" This ! believe l. the cheap
~. wotx ,vor sold Ia ans county. whe.hr
. reprint, or ptin,ei from mana,erp
eop,. calculating according 10 the nunl
ber u words printed. So strong I. m
belief in ,hii, That | hereby Herce 20 gy
any person who skall prove d 10 be err.
neou,. a camu,s.s e.. ~ lie .ors w.
ming hael 10 tAs ,sss les, maiins fcrtl
three quar.' ,5!.m,,, vhich sell fNr s.
vciuus. pay M, rep ,rs-ts 81 -
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uUsuV wtstNos.

An r.s..si M MONEY "a pay m,
Ashss. and ,hetefuvs most earnestly and
sesp.e,fsll, s,suss. all rtfsens f,Jehisd
h. is 20 surs fofv,fs Immediately and
ptt 81. have many ,haassrds ~ dol.
~ ,las sae. and spme N u n long stan
dine, ani have IN M Instance rssssed my
eusaaets. ha, have sai,sd I%~,isn,l, On
them, The ,ime u come vhen shes mus,
"a, ne as | ain nhou, mahinr an entire
shsnfe IN ms ls,ines., and ssri 70 close
IA ~ honks. Nl NAlaINbs
May guth. MI u
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f0,,kvs ap B, 4. n Es~issd. living "a
ihs WITH. rs yet'Isn u NJ ee.hs'
a nay iIafw Mifr, n yssss old, II
hsai. high, . ANAL NJ, N the IN ear,
the shoulders considerably masAsi EN-
The eoIIsps, A%rpss.ssd 81 w..
p.M JOINS, Hanger, Y. q.
Pamela. ssrs n, ISL tnsa
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nv virtue o. . rssdsssst sspsaA, b.
ss-a ftsn he Crest Cesss clsstas
=. 81 pasela essusy. 1oiessnie9i. =
h'sA dsv AZ Nevs4hM, 1a6s,tvu,
SATURDAY, thu sssh eay 4 Deeuos
49,. Ct the Cssrs t1ssse asss, b ~
asasf pssela, ell ~ soNk-vuee 1ns.
y sse.ica l. N sswsship N, q sunss
ssss. sitsssed b the esuusy afseem1,
Ne highest b;3aes q ps5aie asesisa,
's.a, sssen h essessiss - ske prsp-
u dooes y. Nolaes, - esaIsev .
sisasns b favsv u Ii. Ni~issippi -
s,ss..sh silrssd CssPsas. ss1iopinsa
-. FRANKLIN x0oRR
sss-ss sAss9 = rass,a Cssuly.
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ADnfilu1Afon'S sALk

|Llf virtue Of . aeersp asAe ~ he
ID Probate Court Of Pasols county,
=, q the sspss~Les torn shssssf.
~. The ~unj--siensd Aamiaissssses of
= EssAss Il Patrick n. Arnssesd, -
ssst. will % SATURDAY, tho l6sh
pot Issssry. 1855, % the pveaisss,
IAN lsvtsl hours, ssll the eass half Of
y ssssh-ess, gsssssse d secioa !, tow.
rs. ssnee !, west, situated " the sssa.
Ut Pamela, StUse sfcespaid, q psblic
Ps'ssa. 10 tbs highess bidder. ca credit
s.slss ltss) mssshs frsn dsy Il ssl&.
mi AMI approved sesssity win b ~
PKTER y. ARNsTEAO,
pe..: :. lss'.le Alninistpssss.
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FrAKrS up ~ wm. n. Ccsaes, living
In the north. eass pcssies 81 The esss.
". n .orrel Horse Nsls, sbess 10 yeass
sla, u or u hands hisA, sons collar
marks, sears On the la ehest1evs -.
po.cd 10 have hal tho sUiaeyi blset
s,r.st across the withcss, do~s the hack
and around the lefs. f!TrtIs!S 70 30
rSssla, NOT. l.s~ Rssass r. c.
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rsa. ssm nls iftsuea nd nfsln s%all'
a. tsfsug and 4 re, sni III supplies
fasshel a ~ 81 fntas hlfaul's Tsp
iatlaa Mills slwa,s az hand sslpAms
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viii ,ell ~ fihl ~. oil ins~s
fssna stasi IN I'thsls, tas nAfg
plsi NJ rr'w n ieetsi Ist - tfffts.
saushfs is'ms " s~rflssstiaa 70 mai'
saaH fhmusa,s Iites iwmad si
lhtalfe n " n N'fh, htal iasis
AGENT, rsnpIs 4 u lllls
sent gyth, 1857 tnH
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FOSTER Il HALLE,
rsNttHs ~
noOt0. shoes,
TRUNKS.
vALIEsi.s and
CARPET. pA.s,
Isl Walw street.

Nfeptis, THs,
ARr noe receiving theft large .,ael for
Pail and Water trade. TAN and 80 ~,
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n prepared 10 ,sse esNsrress In bic line,
ani also 10 build es,,on presses. INN
nlne gear. Sin hoases, Ac. IN The shorssss
notice. AL ~orx ~ssssssss<d. Addfsss
him NJ vanolA. viss.
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W.. NJ. Marshall.
" atch and l'leek Walker.
LOVES HOTEL. Pamela. 11iss.

Watches. clocks, jewelrt md musical IN.
s,runsn,s Of every description ,cpsitsd,
VI shsrs notice, ani warranted Twelve
m.nih.. ecs2s- ~
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JOHN j. ECKEL.

II ns EIifov " Ns ~. Y. rrissss.
SIR: Inssu UGH a. there seem TO be VARIOUS CO.,
Acting reports 10 circulation 70 the character Of
John j. Eckel, against whom the Grand Jury have
found bill Of Indictment for being implicated 10 The
murder Of Dr. Harvey Burdell-slo~ the snter u
ibis, who well knsws biz history and relationship 10
life having been born spd brought up 10 the IN
msdis'e vicinity wherr Mr. Ecke 6nneriy resided, to
say, that be 10 moot resp Ct, bly, oeOnected md has
heretofore sustained an uDb .msned character amcog
biz associates 70 society end he's also borne the repu-
tson OF being correct and upris b, Business man
b. side seve.a sisIers be has only brother residing
In Hun'erdon County, Mes jersey, all Of whom, be-
leve are perons Of the high-st re.petsbiliy. His
brother has bsen prevented from visiing HIN during
HE @ Dfpement on scsorbt Of si,kbess The most in
tense eIcemsn ut prevss 10 the vicinity where be re-
sots and steps now being taken arosg biz tfieods
and relatives hee 70 aid The q for unsie man Of vhose
G, n6neuen upon ~ serious charge they we're greatly
,urprised TO learn. Although fbe accused no, u
want OF any pecansry ~sistanca: hn frends, eeiev-
ing him TO Be entirely inpccsn, Of The charge ags'ns
BIN, and greatly segneved BY the unfsirDees viii
Which he wss treated darrg the preliminary inveeo.
CATION by the Cororer, have determined that be sh&
not % Ter - they prevent IL be the sufferer.
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REBELLION IN THE AUBURN PRISON.

By the following report Of the Inspectors Of The Sa,s
Pson ID regard To tue outbreak snolg the pys-
at Auburn, w be ID ;, the current sae-
neLts ia regard TO that affair have been very much
sggefGted TIE report ss,s:
"On The s;h day of January convict in ono Of the
,hops Of this AubuD) prison fef1.e1 10 perform tho
work sssls ped him by cont ctoY and upop suc0
r,Jussl ue reported 10 the keeper the IN VS. poo
khed by nhDemeLt in darn cell. and there keep
til be hecou,s entirely suoda-d s,de1pressed wiling
70 suhn It 10 tie require meats made upon him snd
70 tba rules ano regua iOns ot The prison
"On The i2lh Of TIE sane month he other conyicts
in the sh,p became much excited by report cireu-
lat suoLg then thst Their fellow cOnvics bad been
and w6s then bengsO severely patched that ifs wse
ia doDger areport entirely ~Iitoui sounoson 10 truth
he being returned 10 the scop the baxt day.
was ID biz usUa heath and able 10 perform bis ord-
Lsry dsJ's lsbor fec ofih- more desper.te charge
tiers IL tie chop gait woik themselves and forced 9TH
ers 20 follow their example rushed ayJund the relief
EFepeE on cuty al the tG,e demanding the reese
Cfibe coayIct ben undergoing punishment saying that
hey would Dot return to usir work untl hs re.esee
wsr .f.c'ed sud be fe1urped 70 the shop
"By tie energy and proDpiD..s OF the Off oers Of
the pnsln 10 less ,bau one hour from the time any
slIl q IsubOfdBston sIb.brsd itself 10 the shop,
be rio'ous rprt Of ih' CO en,ireiy suoIued,
the ret c'oIy Engaged II q cir 10 ust1med labor,
and The olst Of tie ~ sOn h.roEghy and efect1-
sly sJsitiu-d without ,1pmt;fg N The rernoess ds-
grte g. he cemsnd OF tie oCbyicts. Toe e>ters in
lie STAR promptly snd adeQ 19eiJ punshed, aud
IL ibi- u bo'b The other prisons tDere N
pbofdir a'ion nsb'aDoe 70 III. rules goyenneat
Of he Lsii ItiODs, orgsnzed o. Ob-rwse.
We tase pi,esu'e h ~ sbts T. say TIA, !, oar
judgment perfect ID To. Doio- government Of Tbs
reyes fr-oLs uoder oar cha a Sad fuch ID coDh-
d'n,e il he sbty OF tks several oi therein vhs3
ob'y !. IL 70 Ianssic ADO mfr ed.saplios that
quite ~ tcent TIA, no sIissy = made crese
reh, Diol u sD5 oepsr,rsU, II ei ner Of the psocs
"i'hout beng proGpty .hyro,gnly and eEsctaily
sltc4sc.
Il yoIts plejn5c j 10 ihs Character and sanding,
3. pLtic officer 81 he i 1cD4. Keeper CT tas Aa-
burr F's0i Dir Foshsy-growiDg . Z o; al erroneous
reNsY, lzE ). c.BI ot III eftr-hsgiog g>iDeI SONG
cede e q be pubic mo1 20 dee J. iL BAT 40 a.. ..
justice - TIA, icef - ~, In c,Dcllsi "a t1.. hs
s"oIs,' der sAd Dpys lsTg 6rrness, tbroggeol.
he - O. Jtrsscop - hist co'Id bs dssHei y
oIe boz fr The rep 20 BIZ. Il ia he OCCUPIES.
NORWOOD BOVINE,
a LLIAa A aU5SELLs
WESLEY BAILEY"
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SIR: notice in The TRIDrsT OF to-day an sTucis
under the caption, Beseher re Bacon which con-
tsins some not very complimentary sllus'ons to me.
There are several misstaements in the article which
ought 10 be corr,c ted.
First; The Rev L. w Bacon never has besu and
Is rot now an editor of The Nea En gldHder. HIS ia
tber TIE Rev. Leonard Bacon, ID D.. ngeusrall' be-
IeveG have editorial supervision Of that work.
4 Second; The Rev. l.. w. Bacon received no saea
sss'siaIce fr,m me 10 the piepaston of the Coo2re-
gatiorsl Hymn and Tune Book on seem to insinu
sta He did indeed submit his script 10 my ex-
amin alton for friendly suggestions but never devoted
eight hours TO il, ell told wss IN sense JOINT
EDITOR OF the woik. - ,
Thuf; The notice of the book in The Ner-Er-
glander wss indeed written by me- ana hr. Bacon
FEVER saw it till he read it IN print Net-er Wa SIN
gle wcrd sentiment inserted on bis suggestion or Oh
that Of any other person. an soely resPonsioIe ior
what Won call tie "laudstofs puff, and also for the
stic,ur.s Oh rhe musical portion Of Plymouth hymns
ahsms6ook did not eriticise II st all Ny dsloes'
ate uc gnt s-s ucgu ent Viii d must psss tor ~ha
il IL worth-thst bolh hymn book and tune book,
Mr. Beechers work is failure" Many better critics
than am think ofers nty: time must decide between
. -, -
Mr. Beecher's book was Introduced TO the favorable
n, tc OF tie public By sererGl sebo ate css from
has portut pen, end ~ one o, sro hshts 'arad
tori ones iron, ne pen Of h., rusty celebrated sister,
Ms. Store but no one charged him with egotism or
her with in6.iicacy Nor, il seems that an ooscure
friend Of Mr. Bacon cannot write few paragraphs IN
connen dstion OF his work without drawing upon him.
sell the wrath # M. b ecter nnuperaoe sinue r,
AID especially that Of hs reT esterprssag pA5isAsrs
Birmingham, Feb 81 1857. [Eppf'
mn Eddy should notice that the remarks In TaE rsS-
usE to which takes exception, simply sresume OF
lops article In The ROAser ssaoerst and published
such P.rhsp. then be had direct his that
pubacp srd not humble effort give the sbstssce
Of its AIT Gle In a brief paragraph. Ee- F'5.
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gentleman happens 70 Do tha s4ne With ths. OF tbe
editor Of The ke~- EnS0 ade-, and Mr. Bescher snip
.. ED that HE publsher I'd HE nfrm ston fro a'
source Hence be vss naturally red into error.
One efroY more. You say:
"hr Bacon Indignantly denied The ehrse and in The next
npuh. Of TAs dpssSssf Nj B.echer spoi s'r his
mi, .ie In and hesy manner Bot Nj ba-
80 All and addressed Mr. Be.cher in rs'her
.,op. MAJ usr lersth Mr. EDDY ',s prsd forward
s,d pree.in,ed himsel and pen to be he ea'v' ee'
Now Mr.. Beecbers apology, Mr. Bscons 'e'ter, and
~, Fer ", card all appeared in the number Of
n, Indsrendena each without the kIs~edge Of the
You will agree with ne, Sir that he charge sgsins'
Mr.. Bacon. made accidentally and without say msi-
cious intent on the part Of Mr. bsecosr e1 sr,
The Plymouth CoIecuo. or the Connecticut or from
peitner, think you viii agree tast the sooner TIN.
hymn. book controversy is ended, the better a. r ss
fer the honor OF religion ii not for the interests OF
trade. Yours, l.
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Do you and you, family attend TIE ward ms"<'nss
Do you prtsice over your household - sAvsnt Of
e. and b your family subject to youf
Hsve you lsbored diligently and cared faithfully
The y ages paid you by your eup'oSersi
Do you opprss the hnelins % bis " sgesf
Are you acquainted With any or -ums'snces con-
D. cttd with tie cutting OF frern this eNth by our
d. mite brethren Of ay person unworthy TO reside
upon i'll II 20 have you ever revealed the ssme 70
any emmy Of the Church
Have you ever broken any Of your vors TO the
Ctuicb by coma sricating IN any manner to fs enc
uies Ire iaure Of tho.e vows or of the mos, sacred
ri;es of cur endowments and covenants
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frttering away days and veeAs b a. sbcrtivs sttmr
70 sus'esn What Dow seems grondless heoyi
II the tenants Of that boose guitties Of t>is m.
sufficiently bs,h " dssciss the iAs uADty szesesd
toward them by the Corenef bis sssissant and d
luded public. A LOVER or JUSTICE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-24

whether with or without sd these worthless are de
.ermiped 10 20 ahead and 6uish up Kansst-so far
q. the7 can. They may succeed, at least to the az
ten. of making II political Jerusakm in the hands
of inHdels There may then come new series Of
"tte Crusades." J. g. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-24

Gen. Case their doc. They are coneervsaVe 90 the
question Of war with any hrst-cla's power. They
will not have il, for the Shareholders dare not An
to the promotion Of the interests Of Slavery text
they are cut and dried for all rank and radical
measures. No war, but plenty Of Slavery. Gen.
ten eD proceed J.s.P.
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Educational Aids.

In the Proverbs of Solomon 9th
chapter and i7,h verse. NAV be found
the f,tlowin, words. Iron .h,r,e,e,b
iron so m,n sharpene,h the conn.
.enaece of his friend" One Of the ahlrx,
Of Solomon. cxpounders saws: This
verse nav be understood A. exprcssiog
the id la tha, bv con,e,s,tio, md d,sc.s.
sion one man may n,irker anil ;rv;.,or.
ate the mental taenl,'e, Of another This
view of matters receives marked cop6r.
nation from the cxpefieDc, of the worId
in regard t. its ala bic intellectual
men. Cou,rary +, WI. would he gcner.
ally expected. the vfca, mental nrod,c,s
ofthe world h,v. no, com, from l.. ..;surelv
retirement, bu, from the mist o. M.
iutens.,t action. bu,,l.. and eo,.a,rt
shake>neare mos, useful tI.v. W.. MT
Of i,p,isei retirement a, Str,tf,. d. nm n.
Avon but occurred dur,ny the ".
when he VA, s,ruyyI,ng.. an actor and
nl,vbou.s nron,;e,or IN I.,,J,.r RI
gave ut,erancs to bis mighty oraclr.
while laboriny in the Inns Of Cour, in
the House Of Commons q, a, tho b;yh
seat Of Judgment, johnson won his
Immortality while striving for bread amid
the turmoil of the yrea. modern Rabvlon
Scot, .l,bou,b nom;,,lIv a ,e,;3en, of
Abbo.sford. wa, sheriff Of hi, county
cle,k Of n court snecula,or in bus,.
ne., and always surrounded bv ,ocie,y
From facts like these. ou, coun,yv
friend. an,iou, for the he's, ;n,ellectu,l
,ccomnl;shmen, of,be;r children m;gh,
learn q nro6.able lss.on No, the les.
.on of hp,,x;no the;, childrenioff 10 cities
hut ~ c,..;;n. ;,,.,Iec,u,l GC, a,ound
.,b.m The S1., stem ,aken toward th;,
cr..t;o, !. ,o ,., ria of that con,emn,;ble
.cow,ri;c. which leads many TO fear the
advocacy Of opinion, with which .ney
do NO, s,rce Then if Mr.. Wendell
pb;ll;n. v;sbcs 10 come to your town
10. n;ght and with his fne eloouence and
b,;,h, learn;n, a Ivoca,e Ga,,;sopi.m le.
h;r, com. 20 h. 6o,lowed ,o.morrow
r;ah, he n, w;se !, NAV he with his
r,s.rhsn, y, tain in s,vor Of slavery. with
-b,,l., Kingsley to come advocating
soei.lisrs. and Mr.. Raymond opposing
1t, Then by sll means, keep up through
every winter vigorous lyceum. Ge,
the best lecturers you can. and in addi-
eion to lectures have discussions-of no
such far-of, lifeless questions as ITO
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The President has appointed Ex.
Governor Joseph A. Wright, of Indiana.
Minister to Berlin, in place Of Mr.. vroom.
recalled at his own request Henry c..
Murphy, of New York, Minister to the
Netherlands, vice Belmont recalled at his
own request; William A. Richardson. of
Illinois, Governor of Nebraska, vice L.
ard Isaac r. Diller, of Illinois, Consul
at Bremen, sice Hilderbrand; William
Thompson. Of New York, Consul to
Southampton, England. vice Croskey !;
Gabriel g. Fleutot, of New York, Con-
sui to Bordeaux, to fill an existing ".
cancy.
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4)ottrq.
THE MAIN-TRUCK
OR, THE BOYS LEAP FOR LIP

OR, THE BOYS LEAP FOR LIFE.
NJ oEoRoR P. NORRIS.
Old lronsades at anchor lay
In the harbor Of Mahon,
A dead calm rested on the bay
The waves to sleep had gone
When little Jack. the captain. son,
With gallant hardihood.
Climbed shrouc and spar--and then upon
The main truck rose and stood
A shuddcr ran through every vein
All eyes were turned on high,
There stood the hoy with dizzy brain.
Between the sea and sky!
No hold had he above-b below
Alone he stood in air.
At that far height none dared to go
No aid could reach him there
We gaxed-but not a man could speak
With horror all ashast.
In groups, with palhd brow and cheek,
We watched the quivering mast.
The atmosphere grew thick and hot,
And ola lurid hue.
As. riveted unto the spot,
Stood ofi and crew
The father came On deck he "a ped.
"Oh Col. thy will be done
Then suddenly rife graspcd.
And aimed i, a, his son
Jump. FAR out. boy into the wave
Jump. or Gre =" he said;
"rha, only chance your life can save
Jump-Jump, boy - lie obsycd.
Heyunk-hc rose-he lived -hc moved
lie for the ship struck ou;
On board we hailed the lad beloved.
With many a manly shout.
His father drew IN silent Joy.
Those wet arm. around his meek.
Thea folded 10 his heart the boy,
And tainted on the dcts.
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A CURE FOR Love When
DR.. Kane became aware that the tender
passion, was likely to be the means of
his losing Hans, his Esquimaux hunter,
and it had made serious inroads On the
peace of his indispensable companion in
hardships and tolls, he administered salts
and gave promotion as the remedy. It
seems for aught the world knows to have
worked charmingly.
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A widow in Cuba has been offered one
million five hundred thousand dollars for a
sugar estate on that Island. Another party
is offered one million two hundred thousand
dollars for his farm.
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Either the pro-slavery or the ant-slavc-
ry party will hold the reins of government
in less than four years from to-day-N, o.
Delta.
The party that will hold the reins Of
government four years hence will be the let
sla,ery-alonc party La. Courier.
What business has such a party to
enforce the fugitive slave law,