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may be lower but We heard Of no sales
In stocks there sales Of hfy Union Bank o.
thirty three shares Canal Bank 2 and thirty shares Bank
Of Louisiana 1t la51s.
We have received copy Of the passed by the Legislature
changing the shares Of the capital stock Of the Southern Bank
We do moi discern the advantages be realized from the
change, IN uga II Is ws that the shares and should
respond with The bank IN gu sson is doing
lucrative busnoss and the change
shszes viii enable those who have TO
stockholders and participate in tho proais and the
PHRASE enable nany lay something ray
Day aas two, Ave dollars will be applea
hls IN ali when Invested Of standing aud
soundns category question as we'll as
AL our banks may be considered
AN Aor alter Shares u cpaal ac u ii, SouiAsrn
Bank
Section 4, z enacted 81 DC Senate and H9ess o. Repre-
sraeties. q ths State VI oisiana 6earrai Asseis
ttea thaf Tie southern bank Incorporated institution
VT 7s AM doing oanens III the city Of New Orleans be and
aare VI dye hundred shares OF one dollars
toaea inHt such alteration modification. shall b. submiied
n general meeting Of the thirty days
notice. shall approved bv Two thirds N lie arant Of
nc capital stock q said bank provided further that such
ssen ?, m9 % shall be sxecuted recorded and pb
This state, entitled establish General sv-fen ~ M
rs Banking In the ssaae Of Louisiana approved I5
Sec Pei fhsr e.asi .tc That hereafter each share
o. hs cspia sock sid back shall be eued to one vois
shall pes shares Il ss,d c"p Rs ,ock
rec BE- Nfafthss eaaoed de- Thai This Act sha Ne IN
'S''' ~ ss s@a ssssf y passage
So, speAhsror sAs House q Rsptsssssailye..
Lisnt Governor and Presideut II IN ss,,a,
esigusdl ROBERT O. wIcKuvPs,
Governor q tee ssas OF Louisiana.
The proposals for the whole or part Of the
be issued by the Treasury Department at Wasipe,on ..
.auan 81 fra Aarsfa laaf a.. -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23
COAST AND LAFouRoHE.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY.
r.. COAST AND LAFOURCHE PACKET
The new. swift and splendid passenger PaeAe
Gen. pike, J. J. Brown, master, A II. Gar
ner clerk leaves New Orleans every Wednesday 10 A. NJ
aud every Saturday p NJ For freight passage having
superior cOinmodalions, apply on board.
j. :. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
The Cen Pike will continue regular packet during the
entire as
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[ No. $500. 1

soirs That the adjudication by the Comptroller the
keeping The ballast Third
ct. for year, to James Jos Thousand dollars
SlG0be ard IL IS hereby approved the sscury Pat Irwin
accepted and the MAJ authorized with
the parties PEI notarial act.
tsigaedl J. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
tSgned u. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March o. 1853.
tsisnedl CaAs. NJ WATERMAN Mayor. ms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

The following comparative siatsnent Of the couiuoH
he banks Of the city Of New York March 6 and March IS
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REG ULAR PACKETS.
IT. - UNITED STATES rIsI- 80.
kkJ6SsssssssesS " II EkLG MAIL LINE Ls4Slyj1,s1


ON ~ bsDAf, atom THURSDAY ON SATURDAY at
7. NJ. ut 5 P. NJ. kP M
The magnificent The ulpnacaptl Thu ,nagn,eo.,, y
STATES Mail paekeiU, 5. mail packer States mail nnrks
Princess. Oaptn v c X b "a r z Nagehez Can't
wilson, viii leave pit ain Cano T. T. leatbers VII,
~ boeasVlle, VIII leave Tor Don for Donaldson
Paquelnne, Baton ausonvile Paqne- v lille Plaouenjne
Rouge Port Hudson mne, Baton Rouge Baton Rouge PoT
Bayou Sara Red Fort Hudson Bayou Hudson Bayou sara
Hlver Landing, Fort sara Red River REQ River landing
Anans' nal hez Landing, Fort Ad Fort Adams Natehsa
Waterproof Rodney, ans Natchez VA Wsternr,'f pi
- Joseph, Grand ieproof, Rodney saint Joseph Grand
wv, Joseps, Grand Gulf, Warrenton and
y NESsIRs 81 lg9it WaTrenOu, Ycksburg every SA-
a,siont % ~ ~ ken's b nd lIukDAY at o.
The PRINCEs S Providence staeks Tbs siea,s- NAT
sohnecS, ~ Nleks island and Skip CHE connects AZ
w. II : tff WI hs l. and g Ncksbnrg with the
~. :. alDl and every TIL RSDAY steamer RANGER
VIII take freight for at O'Clock p NJ land will rake eigb,
Az the landings on The VIC for all the landinys
fazoo river high Blu G conpects AZ An ya,oo
S 'eeuH0ou' VICE sbnrg " tn "A Greenwood at Ugh
stmeT Ranger, tax water rates.
ing frghtfor ali land
liugs on Yazoo river
as highup as Green
wood.
an splendid passenger packets will leave
~ regular Gays without FAIL at the appointed All
attended to. va w PiO4nPN' M" i"inluiy
nese boats will not be responsible any letter OF package
containing money, jewelry other vauabes uness rer
bills OF iadiug taken specifying the eon ana , M
us pAd nor tor any vauables deposited with the clsr
" ne passengers, or contained in their baggage.
forHelght or passage apply on board. or 70
CARhULIa HOLMES 4 CO.,
IN ., Union Row S. Carondelei ST,
- =. r. SMITH, No, 4 rchoupitou las 81.
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- For Jefferson smithlad Benton Pr CHddo,
Moor q and SwAnsons Landings Albany,
Shreveport rsnd BaS CAmpte, Or nd kcure, Alexandra.
aud al IN enediate ngIhe light draught AMI lust
running passenge packet Snllie ROBINSON Dyas
Powers mAsttr viii For ght
having superior cabin passengers apply
boar.
m23 J. 4 PAGAUD Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23
poRTABLE AND STATIONARY srEAS

DtlHEABLE AND STATIONARY sTEAM
ENGINES.
HOARD SONS, Southern Depot for the States Of Louis
lana Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Arkansas and Texas
established No 10 traver New Orleans where the
subscriber who is sole the above States receiving
from eight sixteen every month"; Of sizes from 81
power Of these eeba ed Engines which, after
years Of upwards of SD Engines in al the States Of the Unoo
all giving the complete satisfaction being TIL My
PORTABLE Engine having cylinder boer, WHICH Is ALL
UTILIZED HEARING SURF ACE AND PERFECTLY AC.
CEssIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING requires
brick work them in operation special skin
them and bat the smallest proportion OF fuel them.
Also
Constantly store Sash and Circular Mills Straubs
Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills Newell Cotton
power Carver Improved Gin Stands Shaft
ing PHlles Stands Boxes and liOs ready complete
the notice. Cotton Gins; Saw Flour
Mills which put operation days being re-
ceved Descriptive pamphlets with i4D testimonials viii be
sent by mail TO any address. SAM Ell II. GILMAN,
au3l lySW No 70 Grtvier street. New Orleans
LNRUITS IN JUICE AND DRY FRU Is
IL 100 cases OF " TASKS Fruits in juice, choice.
y bags Almouds
Is Shsiled Almonds
70 bags Walnuis Fiiberts
l5O Brandy Cherries.
l10 Raisins
10 baskets Naples Figs,
100 cases sicily Dry Prunes.
For sale by J. YIosCA Jr.,
mi 29 Cont street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23
STEAMBOAT DEP ARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY, March I'D, ut 5 T. " positively.
HTv=. REGULAR GkAND ECoRE AND
lESrI,- Match torhes Facket-rhe new, hne, fast
ming, magnificent passenger packet steamer
hRpturs. JuO. o. DOwy, master, q. D. BHrsOw, clerk,
wilt leave positively Grand Ecnre, Natchoches,
Alexandria, Collie, Man ice FAyeon Durands, buxton,
and Mon gomery Goftnns Landing, uhn's Landing, Nor
Landing aud all Intermediate landings on Red river via
Cane Little rivers For freight pa sage apply GU board
GEO. ID. HlfE n CO.,
. Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

Leaves rflU RSn T. the 25,h mt NJ r NJ
, IT, FOR JEFEERSON ID IL r CT.
sII "a The new, noe, fast running gldrsught
seuger packet steamer Grenada, >. ". Mar
tn sleac clerk will leaves, Port Caddo,
smi hland Bron sgansons Landpg Shreveport Grand Ba.
you Campe Grand Eclre ST Maui Alexandra and all
tetmedAe landings Req river For freight passage, hay
iug unsurpassed accommodations. apply buard.
m23 j. s. PAGAUD Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23
caves on THCRsD Az, 70 inst. atbPM.
r.. tOIi SIR hVEPORT pIREl

The fine, fast running passenger packet
NATIONAL r. e.. Montgomery master, ID. g.
Cuampn, clerk, will leave above for Shreveport
Bayou Grand Ecore, St Naurics Collie, Alexandria
Landing, and all intermediate landings river For
freight passage Al ply On board.
RS-Ihe Natiofd Nil luke freight for Kamichs,
Rowlund, LHnesport, Fulton and all landings Raft
repng the light Upper Red river packet
White and Effort.
m22 j. S. PAGATn Adrertisinr AGENT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

ROlped That permission be and the is hereby given
Lieut. Noble, OF the United st Coast Survey
the junction of Basin and Canal, Canal and Basin
granite blocks, which bc established
permanently the lines recently 0htned by Observa made
by officer meridian - blocks OF
granite located under the vision OF the City
veyor
[Signedl J. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl IT, NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March % 1858.
iSI .nedl OHAS. NJ W ATERMAN Mayor. m2i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

Res0rd That the Comptroller hereby directed mRk
Immediately bills VIM Randolph, the
Thrd District Ferry for the Of eight Thousand three
dred dolarsSS 500 due by him under the sad lease and
bls him thpRsaui
lars si20lue by him for the privilege FRS
Ferry hand the Guy Attorney said bills
further resoIre1 That the City hereby
directed receiving said bills institute Immediately
against the said VIM Rsndoph and HIS securities
aforesad twelve thousand hundred
doliafs$l $50 take \ njuuetion pro
hbithg the Vim. Randolph from running sal ferries
isignedl J. N AGInNI
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignedl n. NJ. 81 MMERS.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March 20 1855.
f5ir,efn CIIA As NJ WATERMAN NaVor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

Ga JUST AlEhIN ED, WITH A LAhtiE LOT Or
~ Virginia NEGROES, consisting Of Plantation
n Black smiths House Carpenters, Cooks, Washers aud
NJ roners, Seansresses md houss Servants The under
sRne will be receiving fresh supplies during season.
he offers for sale for approved paper HAGA
OLD stand of Espanade and MORGAN New
leans
sell smd&W. Holm r. SMITH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23
tRSgi 5SsSr '' cHAs Il. WATERMAN, Mayor.


Res9rei That the Surveyor give
levels the banquses The Of Julia and
streets accordance with tbs lines contemplated when said
] uiig = repaYed.
signedl ]. MAGIONI
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl n. NJ SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen,
lslgnssi caAs. NJ WATERMAN, Mayor. m2s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

Resolpsd That the time for the completion of the
adadeaied H. Mc0ninn for shellng South Poydr street.
from Magnolia Broad be aud is hereby extended
the last aay of May, 1855.
Signed j. MAGIONf
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sguedl' Il, NJ. SUMMERS
President Board of Aldermen.
lSignedl CHAs N. WATERMAN, Mayor.
A true copy JULEs CAssARD,
Secretary OF M.yOrA Il.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March p at5P 81 positively
Kfse.-. REGIlI.AR TEN nav CAMnE ~.

sAslrtstesa senger packet } Judah Touro, O. vs. Ewing
mas er, F. s. Butler eierk-FotG Camden, Beach
HIS, Chmlpagnoe, Wilmington, Norean Pigeon Hills Marie
saline Alabama Landing, Trenton, Monroe. Pine Bluff Cas-
ters Landing, Columbia HarrhOnburg Trinity all inter.
mediate landings Ouacha and Black rivers For fregb
passage apply on board or to
m22 J. $. PAGAUD, Advertising gent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March 81 At5PM
/ r. NEGULAN TEN my ,mREyEPOR

4Hlsts' Nsichiioches Pseket-Ths new elegant and
and swift running passenger packet
Duke, Samuel Apologize, master, =. v Celos clerk will
positively leave above for Shreveport BAYOU
cnata Campte tiuud Ecpre Ns'coch-s Alexandria
herman Landing, Gortns Landing Tsriin's Landing
a Intermediate landings Red river rivers
For to5ght or passage having surpassed accommodAtons
mis- GEO. u. HITE Co, G Front street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

Rolrei That the Street Commissioner be directed 20 have
the seco the Gently comprised bet La
ha Poutcharfan RsiroA to be isgelied
and the no therein led have free and sy
from &c iii provided the does
two hundred dol9aus-$1O.
[sgnedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
LSgnedl H. NJ. SUMMERS.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March 30 1855.
signedI OHAs NJ. WATERMAN Mayor. ms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

Notice is hereby given, that TUESDAY. 2sd inst will
adjneate at Oce, u o'clock NJ the above contract
nils I. THE ARD Conn traI Ter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

INaVts on ITiI RNIIAY, l6Ih Iust, P. "
IT, REGULAR SHREVEPORT PACKET
The running magnificent
ss--===s=zb packet steamer X. W. Adams, John e.
rHCa nste, NJ ianghOue clerk viii lea shreveport
Grand lou. Campte, st. MsuTec Grand Eeoe Alexandria
Horous, NoIm1ns, Barbu's l. ndnEs and all
landings On Red river For freight passage, having
passed accomml dalions, apply board.
me- }. : PAGAGD, Advertising A gent.
The r. W. Adams Is port receiving eight at tie foo
Of Canal street.
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oUACHITA RIVER.
Leaves on TUESDAY, I'D instant; ~ SPIN.
REGULAR TEN Day PACKETl

7, I1sIaUt. ?. ".
REGULAR TEN u ~ packet
IT, FOR CAMDEN. BEACH HILLS,
lEaI-As5 Millcrs 3D. n thanpaguolle. Wilmington Moro
-sA Bay, Pig on Hills, Marie Saline, Extra Landing
Alabama Landing, Onachia CITY, Trenton, Monroe Pine
BaH CaGor Landing rolumbi Htri5onburg Trinity and
AZ Intermediate ndiuVThe elegant swift passenger steamer
Messenger, q. H. Kirk master, r. j. Beaie, will
leave above For freight PASSAGE having unsurpassed
accommodations apply board,
The Messenger will connect at Trenton with the steamer
Young Auera, taking freight up the Bayou Bartholomew
Jar Walaceis Landing, and will Marie
Saline with the steamer q. Marshall, taking freight up
sane river.
ml7 J. S. PAGAUp Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

Leaves on TUESDAY, 23d INST, nj 5 Z. NJ
r.. REGULAR YAZOG RIVER PACKET
4lLS The fast ming light driight PASSENGER
packet steamer Com promise 3D. Pbrips
master, the wharf receiving freight aud viii leave
positively above, for ufOre, Greenwood Sd1n Tcbns
ia1oo Uy saariia and all intermediate landings pana,
tons NazOO river For feigh passage nppy on board
The Compromise will sign through for Yaiabu.b Ri,er
freight with privilege Of rushnpng steamer las acos
j, s. PAGAi d. Adyertisipr 49,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23
Leaves eyery WEDNESDAY at O'Clock p. NJ.
IT, REGULAR w EDN f : DA Y

HFlH PACkET-The superior running pac
ts%<sss%A X. W. Powell, J. n. Estis, master, viii
leave Lake Washington, Grand Lake, Carolina Landing
Ashton Pitchers Point skipwis Landing Lake Prov
Camacks Landing, Mikens Bend licksburg. ,isnd Gulf,
Rodney NatcheE Fort Adams, Red River Landing bayou
Sara Port Hudson, Baton KOue Plsquenne and Donaldson
Vile above. The r. ". Powell will lake Yazoo freight
Sign through bills Of nng, with the privilege. freight
passage apply on board or to T. r. SMITH, Agent
se3 Tchoupitouas street.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-09-23

BY WILLIAM M. BRIG0Ss
When mellow winds bring down the pears
That clusteton the knolted tree,
When apples a.op from orchard walls,
And shriller huns the hurrying bee,
And, lifted with an inward smile,
Shine broadly out the land and sea-
When down ne wood paths fal,ering arch,
The vista closes, quivering blue,
And on the 6s ,rees CLEAN all day
Clear golden drops of resinous dew;
While in their tops the red bird sits,
And with ils shrill note stabs you through
Then come those days of perfect life
Fulfilled in every glorious song,
The hours chime double in the breeze,
That wOos US as ii floats along;
Content, we browse, any god,
Who cares not how the moments throng
The birds in air, the sky DER head,
The fleecy clouds in utter bliss,
The round completeness of our joys,
Whose full. perfection lies in this
In all the be,{uty dreamed or sought,
The want Of wants we never miss!
With happy eyes, half closed in dreams,
We lie VITA idly-foded hands;
We're kings at will, who rule supreme
Ger golden leagues and halcyon lands,
While Fanc:es wait in ready crowds,
Without tae languor of Commands.
The banks that all the sunset builds
Are ham9g red before our eyes,
And giant ipees in emerald walls
Lean up against the crimson skies,
And balustssdes of purple light
Slant dow from golden galleries:
We drowse~-we dream-we shade our eyes
Where boaghs of flashing foliage glare,
From beaten cups of heavy flowers
steal drpuken dews, and here and there
The trees ftom azure threads oflight
Swing subtle censers in the air.
AAihrough the day the woodbine weaves
Its changing wool of crimson braid;
The long flags, brown and golden, toss
Their tuned tops; with spots inlaid,
The ferns in feathered beauty shake
Their forest fringes in the shade.
The PUSHES by the river faunt
In bending lunches fer and wide;
Clear shines the stream the painted leaves
Dip dancing down the crystal tide;
The wood inds sigh and Silence sweet
With lift,,d finger seems to chide:
She points % where the azure dome
swelIs hi its glory overhead,
To where tpe waiting woods lie hushed
In the deep sunligh, burning red,
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-09-23
WASHINGTON D, &, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1858.
To all the subtle charms of De ath,
In hectic beauty round us she'd

10 all the subtle charms of Death,
In hectic beauty round us shed.
We dream-we drowse-ve close our ewes
TO all there is ofpain or death,
We linger in our fieeiing Joys,
And slowly draw delicious breath,
And anger with impatien, tears
To all The patient Presche saith
NO more-ah yes-onee more we gaze
On swimming landscape, glorious skies;
a burning radiance, falling down,
strikes all the woods in splendid dyes;
And pierced with sudden pain, we lay
Our fevered hands across our eyes!
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-09-23
Haley DAY
BY WILLIAM NJ. BRIGGS.

For ne National Era.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19
AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS,
II. IL. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents!

Late Agent OF tie u. =. Patent One, Wash
iagton, under me act Of 1857.
O state ST, opposite kiiby ST., bosion.
A FER an extensive practice Of upwards Of
~ twrniy years, continues 20 secure Patents 70
the Uaited sisiesi and also N ureat ,t'a,"'
France. ani other forciga coun,ries. Caveats
Specifications, Assignments, aud aI rspt's o'
D,a.;.s. &c Patents executed on liberal terms
mi with de.pa,eh. Researches made inio Ane-
,iean OF roreign works. 10 determine The tH'd''
a, ,,,i;t, Of P.,eats or inveniicns--and legal 80
o,h.r ad,,c. rendered IN al matters touching the
same. Cop,s. Of the claims of any Patents '"'-
ni.h.d h, remitnng Doe Dollar. Assignments re-
eor,lel at Washingion.
Thi. Assao, - not ONLY the largest ~ New Lng'
Lad t,t thsoash u iasentots have advantages iof
s.eursns pateats. or asoeTtaiaing the p''en'""''p
oC insentioa., unsurpassed by, II not Im"easu'''
M, superior o.. ary which can b. unrfei 'hr"'
.l..wh.s.. The lsstiruonial. lelaw gi,rn prove
Ia, pon. /. MORE SUCCESSFUL AT IHE
PATENT OFFTC r than the suh,cr'hsr, and 10
SUcCFSS rs THE BEST PROOF or Az,
vlyTlGES AND ABILITY, he wouh add
Thai he has alanlaat reason 90 believe, AMI 'ah
p,,y. thai AT M aihei Office II the kind ATE The
sh,r,,. Coz professional services 81 m"de'aie' ihe
,nirsn.e practice Of the suh.criher daring twenty
,,,r. mas: has enahled him % accumulate vast
c,llectioa II specifications and eibcial decision,
,.l,,,,. 4, ratsni.. These. lc.ilrs his extensive
Ilr.r, Of lerll and mechanical wo'As aad foil &c,
Got. ~ patsnts grated ~ the Un,tel states snd
ru,ope. reader h,m able, bsyond question, TO otter
.ape,iar facilities ior obtaining ps'snl'.
An nec-..ity q q Journey 10 Wash,nginn 10 pro-
cure q p,rnt, and the usual great dela. there are
saved inventors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

A TErING GEBUcrioN. On Tuesday
lat. ttc door q our auc,lm opsucd, aud
presently our eye. i,ll uron pcdlar crus-
eng tte tlr,-I..d whose f-atur,s and olir,
eO,.uu, proclaimed b,m %. 'hc huu>r OF
Abraham. urruirs hr-s, ah,nus paper
L,z. Boz exposed counties heap ct 'I-cta-
elr. and aual'u,.y inquired ,i we '' dad NOT
want 'r huy."
S,ar,.Iy g.r.iuS at hos vans. vc replied
IN On, uspa,,. and ,ururI oar yycs uu a
har 10 exchange. lying s,'.rf u', 'uuo-
Gently aryns that our reply and manner
would serve al, sufficient Iiui % drive ihc
tray.,.r: merchant lr'm our presence. Bat
We v.ry 600 y,Ilau,-,ac jew, Like a,i the
traH.,iu- ,rih., bad not ,ac slightest idea
ofukiu. 90 llr an answer.
eel eCr him YOU, ." De ,aii, hyins a pair
Of thrm bgl,r. u.s.. &c ash low a.a thrgg dol
lars. uu.lJ .lsl. r4ir--I 'ay so u1'-
ting today. an. my vile aul ,ai.t ~ 80; 20
r-eI-yyu vl. take l,ut
Wc,b15k our head.
~. YOU vii rci take him at three d.
lar,h? Veil, then, YOU shaI, 'av him at
two do'lar,h au' ..ysuty.f,s-my family ay
norr.d-l mgs, sacrifice blm
w llykeI al him, but were silent.
"ysI. then. % .pi, the difference"
"lt would make no d'a''rnee. have
no U.s. 20 ih,m.
"vs.l, then. You shall 'av him at two
dolhr,I-ny ,iic AMI 'hllI must not s'Ar'e
--t,k. him a. tw' d'iarsh.
"WHnt, when We have 90 use i'r them ~
" B.; ta,! ars 50 sh'4I-Ass h'm i"r a
,oll,r anI quarter 90 De PERSISTED EARN
e.,ly "l cannot is' my ,,.s auI shi!i Die
fJr want Of pr.d''
W ,aupk cor head omiu'u'.y.
"v,,, then, YOU shall have A,n at iol.
lar-hlt the trlft vuulint pay me the
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19
The Yelled Picture.

A story is told Of two arts, lovers, both
Of whom sought the hand Of noted paint
ers daughter. The question which Of the
two should possess himself o. the prize 50
earnestly coveted BY both, having come to
the father, he promised to give his child to
the one who could paint best. 50 each
strove for the highest skill hi. genius could
command. One painted picture OF fruit,
and displayed Il tor the fathers inspection
in BEAUTIFUL grove, where gay birds sang
sweeily among the foliage, and all nature
rejoiccd in the luHuriancc Of bountiful lite.
Presently the birds came down to tbs can
vass Of the young painter, and attempted
to eat the fruit he bad pictured there. In
bis surprise and joy at the young artists
skill, the father declared that no one could
triumph over that.
soon. however, the second lover came with
bis picture. having /, yelled.
Take the veil from your painting, said
the old man.
IL leave thA, to you, said the artist with
simplicity.
The father Of the young and lovely maid
en- approached the veilcd picture. and
attempted to uncover IL, but imagine his
a.,onlshment, when. he found the veil itself
to BE- the picture We need not say who
was the lucky lover; tor ir the artist who
deceived the birds, by kill in painting
fruit, manifested great powers Of art, he
who could ~ veil canvas, with the pencil
a,to deceive the skilliul master, was surely
the greatest artist.