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TIE UETAIIIC IhBIET OTRUF-IHFfHFU "
Gyo SAUNDERS A. D. s6Tbs the genuine article, has never
been eausd for producing the possible edge 20
the Subscribers and sole manufacturers j. D.
SAusDBRs, store No. 7 Aston Hous.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-MAv 7.-seioss
Judge BETTs.

DECISIONS IN ADMiNALTf.
William u. Coils et a.. sgt. The Schooner Corwine. .
This " Z ar action brought 20 recover for supples
p.hsd 70 the vessel by the b~lsnt, The owner o, ss v-s
The Sheriff Of the City .ad County Now York .lso
rterDd end claimed possession Of the vessel ~ sae -
attachment Of the Superior Court ard an tnscuuso
Issued on osaoed under ho preee5
ns The teans excepted TO the competency OF the shens
10 APPEAR snd contest the libean's' claim.
Hd by st the Sheriff does not set up paramount
right tie which shall dyest The interest or possession o. -:
besna He insists upon lawful right the ceasoSi ~
az .quiis bsee and repr NATIVE and substitute
and ss: , .sS , IL ~
besnts demand His sre. Of the vesseln s.esfdnss
draw her nom that custody standing here To psosot
obtain by vr'ue Of the process. 10 bis hand. any
That toe th Rule Of The Supreme Court mead not be- r.ssds&
prr,c,bus the only possible interest; which authorize pn''
That the sheriff has competent authority to ints0sss ed
clsm In this cause
For E.isI,. Mr. HOse For the Sheriff, Me'Hs Pratt De-
''o ''D Ferdinand Mas. AT. The Schooner Psd-~.
This was MI action brought TO recover for the moo
delivery Of SIS hides shipped at A.pnwsl on jay sn usSss
i of ls- coDssning them 10 the ibesnt this port Inc
cbo e e Aspnws well manned sod provided but tbs COW
dabed by disease sOd she wa. blown on Us COAT,
crippled COZ on portion Of the hides were found Mise
with vrruD and in peri'hns condition survey w
or the cargo BY the If schooner under the sdvios o.
the Amsesn Consul with tss
Of d. h s.s S To- b. se s. for s
interests of the Of the hides. and ct the ship saa .y
pad ,hsy were clipped 70 NewYorI and brought sss
con deiabe advance the auction price.
He'd by Copys-Thst the of the schooner " CnsSese
and her there the result o in~vitsoe necessity
aud the vessel not respon:ible 70 hs heelsnt ~ n
Of the cargo pursuant 70 the bills Of sdnS anss from sa>s
under the urs ucy sppsrei ty extreme necessity
Tbst The bs. .a'hor,y 10 lsw 70 cssss S. N hs
otb.rwie 70 .sv- or the epsc, o. snsss
.t 10 BE- sold bile suction for the benefit Of whom msy
eopcs be acts de and under evidence showing s'n
rept necessity for so doios 49,, ,....
Ts OF the peril urgency which can justify nsssr
IN .neh an st ~ determined BY the sfer resufs
Thai the becomes in such cse by mpicson closssa
with power IL setn entire good faith 70 sell eithsr hip %
srso or both bis doing viii b. upheld BY tho av.
n pcn 81 before bin may be reasonably supposed
personally pesen. would have directed or ~
proved the sale
That the justified In ordering The sas
of the hides ia question.
Libel dismissed with costs
For lb.la Mr. SslSay. For claimant, Mr.. Sherwood.
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asod every variety TpAs for 6e md 80. Deaxs and p
hn.aes eoushouy Ooons and Youns Hyson ha 2bc
ne 0unpovdsS and I1pssa frn Es soe A o>ber quu3
xes equally bw. Also, Slb boxes good PAsuv rsA fn q
csa sod sxariae II No. LIS ChAhatn-s bstwssa Pear -
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AcApyxY or Mr.c -Mussrds Presentation Mat
nee takes place this afternoon at O'Clock. Madame
dApgri and Formes assist on the occasion.
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FIkE-About O'Clock Thur night. nre
broke out IN the dry goods Of Iac lmsu NO III sven
s,eet caused by the goods in the window coming
with the "a. rht IL extpgIsbed with but s| dans5r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

FEMALE PIcKPocKET. - Catherine Mellon wss
brou ant Juce Cowe yesterday on he eh.fe Of PICK
sr.rt She vas convicted sentence reserved until
tod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

PoLIcr DEALERs.-Yesterdsy morning Capt. Squires
srresied Joseph Frieze, Conrad Rspp, Mark Fhzgee-
rld Pa,,ick McMnliu, John Reilly and Edward Nc
Cmkle, proprietcrs of policy Offices in the Eleventh
Ward The accused were held, by Justice Brennsp
,or examination.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-Mr 1-Betoss
Judre RUSSELL.

At The OpsDlrg OF Court the trIaI OF m"; HeSeste
Cox CHARGED with fenousy setting Ere 20 her dwsupt iof 70
ppo.- Of the which Der effects Vas fnsurse
resumed occupied thu attention Of the Coar ounns -
whole day The given 10 the jury fos.oox sse
kour they had agreed upon verdict snecoes
for and sssns prisoner quite conflicting Inc es'eA
eldeayored prove abb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

BURGLARY The feed store Of George Bedsil q
on Wednr,esy burglars but nothing wa ta<s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

Two FoUsDLISus IN FULroS srREEr.-A III
O'Clock on Thursday evening. Messrs ThomS Mat
thews ard David Holmes passing up Fulton
street AID Uncovered two buudes lying upon tbs S..
Paurs Church walk. Upon examination, ooe was
found 10 contain male infant about three months old,
and the other female evidently soms weeks Older.
Mr. Holmes Immediately poii6ed Officer Nevins, who
took the foundipgs to the Ams-Hodse.
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sr,RRooATF's COURT Y7-Before TOWARD C. wEsS.

IN the matter the Of Samuel Duushes dccessed
The teststor gave his widow the net income OF ono
third of his estate withou. saying that It was lea Of
dover She ella ms two full thircs Of tho estate and
the other which WIS given to Der by the will Tho
parties opDosng claim that 10 the hrst place sne 20
tske Ter oogey and then only TO receive one teird Of
tie residue The question WAS argued before tho
Surrogate to day. Decision reserved John T: Rolpe
of Brooklyn for the widow; q. Il. Walton Tor tho
eksttes.
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UNITED STATES COURTS EaurY-Msy 7-Bescr
Insficr HALL.

This il 8 patent suit for an Injunction against the
defendsn ana also damages for sssd innss
Of the pnt.hs pseDt On the 2tb April last toe cause
up sgrmer' TIE proofs taken before the UareA
ats mms.one am tods, judgment was enteI.d HvSf
h. d. endant. the junction Ia dep-d tscs "
Youn- Solicit ~ dsfeudAnt. Messrs Hoffman Pirssoe.
Solicitors for plaintiffs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

RoIBISG A SAIoos KEyPER-An English woman
ps,red Ida Livingston, employed IS bsT-keepsr BY
Ms. Emma c. Perry, keeper of saloon in LisPsnsrd
street l.t her situation come three weeks Ago, Mrs.
Perry beirg at the time very sick. As soon a. Mrs
p. able to get about the house, she discovered
that sbe bad been robbed of clothing and other prop
ersy 20 tie amount Of about 500. Suspicion WAS At
directed to Mr. Livingston, who was arrested by
Officer Bennett yesterday morning. portion OF the
stosp property WA fouudiu her possession and dena-
fed by Mrs Perry. Justice Brennsn sent the thief to
prison.
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rBRooKLyN COURT OF sEssIoNs-n.r 1.s'''''

Judsr MORRIS Justices Ennoss and scHoosnAkEI
The Court convened YESTERDAY morning. rns.
aesDy stealing $50 gold eon and two dresses ron nSss
rswsn appears the defendant cane 70 visit the oompnua
wtr Of service 10 Ppesppe STREET ana
10 property from closet IN which thsy were ~
The eonc1sisy proven and tbs defendant va
yeas .u -
Join Sestert indicted on the charge OF Assault -
battery with intent iin called and BY consess
District Attorney permitted 10 pesd guilty Of esea
bstsy merely. whereupo DO ssnsncsd 70 tho rs"s
for thlty dsya ,.xs 49,,
James Berger and John Dugsn, indicted Tor c0-
diary In TIE 6sst drrse were permitted pssd gahy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

vsirg or hs dock Depcn.p. s-ked him Why he III
20, snd remarked that he might have struck one OF
the psslers BY with il. Ii-s:a replies, D you.
III throw y,u there TO" WItoess then ssd.
would ike 10 see yor toi'" aod had scarcely u'fe-e1
the wo.d, when Heath struck him across the chest,
end trocked bin down upon toe dock. lie fol- dis
tssee Of ten fve, and thus received his injuries. On
this eviderce. II. CoOter- Jury rendered verdict
That Owen Coy received biz ijuries =; the hands
Of Ch.rl.s Heath" Soon -fter the assault WAS com
mitied, Heath lea the dock. bat, on hearing sone
bouis sfer~srd that warrant or h, srrsst had been
Issued, b. went TO the Seventh Ward Police Station
House. srd delivered hin sel up, and on t,e rendition
of the verdict by the CORNER Jury. Coroner Cornery
held bin to hail in Coo to sppesr when wanted BY
the proper authorities.
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AccIDEsT on THE NEw-HAvEs RAiLRoAp-hA-
PRESS MESSENGER DANGEROUSLY lNJURED'-on
Thur,day the express train from New Haven. cue
here at 1855 No. was coming into this city, an sccldeni
occurred to Mr. George W. Hatstatt the messenger OF
Adams & Compapy's Express He had bundle 10
charge to deliver at way station, but had forgotten
til the train approached NewYOrk. AS the tram from
Tbiry-second street going north passed, he attempted
to hand the parcel to the messenger going with it ard
in reaching across was struck by the forward car OF
that train and Knocked off, falling down between the
tracks. He ives found lying in helpless condition by
officer Msrol and taken to the Twenty-frst Precinct
Station. House. A surgeon was called, who ouod the
hurt. Of most serious and alarming character and
after they were properly dressed and the paso' uau
CT mfortsbe, he removed to the beiie'ae
He is in a critical condition.
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REAL EsrATE.-The following sales of Brooklyn
property were made yesterday at the Merchants E1
change by A. j. BIeecker, Son and Co.:
On s. f. cor Marcy and Hickory St lot 25Kloo 81
Ore lot on Nancy ay adjoining above x5x n
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PROBABLE HoxIcIDE.-About II o'clock yesterday
morning, two csuIkes, named Charles hsa'i sHu
Owen MCoy were at work upon scahOld erec,ea oH
the Dry Dock, near the foot Of Market stree T.
vher quarrel ensued between them ana hs T,u
Knocked bis fellow-workman of the scsffold' Ire
latter fer heavily on the pier, and was taken up WIZ
fractured thigh confusion of the arm ana internal l1-
ure. which render his recovery very doubtful. He
was conveyed to his residence in Monroe street ana
Coroner Ccnrery proceeded ttther to take bis ante,
mor..m Examination Aeer being sworn, he stated
that, while upon the sc.TOld, aud standing upon .
wooden horsa Heath threw the beeas which he wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

FIRST FLOUR FROM OswEGo-The old Troy Line
bad an arrival yesterday morning. of 100 bsls. OF
-four from Oswego, being the first -four from that
quarter this season. 1t was brought to Troy per
canal be at and reshipped on board the barge Iowa.
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Smith spd Grahsp sst Rrusrc Co
The 6tfencs.ts are .bj in,d from psrtlog WITH sae
nr..d. of the soas 10 sussou exce t. retain TOT sfvsne
se ard pe- b. made and for 'he Other Jst Ssms
The goods. the further order q the Court In oSa resPsS
the h jpcliou b. r-sofore granted - dissolved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

NEw-YoRK YoUrG MEss CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS.
The sixth anniversary Of this Association will be held
on Monday evening, the 10th inst, at the (new) St
Psuls M. +. Church, Fourth avenue corner Of Twen'
ty-second street Addresses will be delivered by the
Rev. Rufus w. Clark of Brooklyn, the Rev. Joel Par
ker d. d., the Rev. John McClntock, d. d., Thomas
II. Rodman, esq.,, and others.
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MISSIONARY MErrIsc.-It will be seen by notice in
another column that public Missionary meeting will
be held tomorrow evening in ST. Thomas Church,
The Rev. Mr.. Hening, one Of the speak
ere for the OCCASION is blind, having lost his sight
while engaged in duties as Missionary of the Prot
estant Ep scopal Church in Western Africa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

Arrangements have been perfected for the farewell
dinner to the Rev. Robinson Scott and it will be given
at Niblo's Saloon Tuecdsy next, at p. m. num-
Der of distinguished gentlemen have sgn6ed their in
tenton TO be preseDt and most interesting intellectual
enjoyment is justly anticipated.
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BURLEIGH.,

Foolish METHODS Of EDucArloN.-Cutting and
caustic the words Of opn, zhein. the PhrenoIo-
gst, in relation to the educational Imprisonment o.
children. They are not less applicable to those of
larger growth.
"You have little boyle may be four years
od-you think there is time to be lost, and you
send him to school. There he is confined for hours,
aud compelled to sit upon BENCH and look upon
book. He hears the voices Of children playing
without-he half rises to look from the window
rap upon the teachers desk recalls HIM to his seat
upon the bench glance shows him the kite
sailing in the air. to the delight, doubt. Of
its happy little propretor-the poor child is almost
Involuntary again upon his f.et-another rap, and
he again drops into his seat. upon the bench.
Day after day, week after week, month after month,
the little fellow to his prison. and sits upon
the bench. At length he becoms pale and langud,
Uses his appetite, grows restless at night, has
cough and loses his flesh and spirits Ought he not
he taken from the bench? The consequences Of
this would he err,blehe would lose his rank in that
school! ST. he continues to sit upon the bench. Ar
few weeks more. he is brought home He tainted,
as he sat upon the benchl Matters begin to wear
serious aspect. The doctor is called-pr"nounces
him very III. great pity he had been compelled
to sit so long upon the bench. 1t is all with
the poor child Ere long he dies. A sad ca am
ity! Bit think God. there ix one precious conxola-
tion-beto,e he died he hud le"rned his Il B G."
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the great astsacfions h 81 sho love successful farm
ng. syslem and beauty in arrangement. and splendid
scsaery; and ~ the ride towards Il il one Of the
best in al this regnn il will attract great and gen.
enl attention; and the eminent success Of this
pertinent viii probably induce many other hotel
keepers to attach farm to their palace hotels. 1t
costs not far from ten Thousand dollars per year to
work this farm. The fruits Of the farm at the low.
est estimate. ia not less than fifty thousand dollars
per year. beside the attraction that must attend ho
tel that in the centre Of such city as New York
guaranty to its guests such milk, cream, eggs,
poultry. pork and vegetables, that grow under the
eye of the host, and watched carefully as the
ledger or the cash in the SAFE
BURLEIGH.
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NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MED1c,xr

NAIss oASAOANc SSAAOOL OF MEDICINC
Situated Common street. opposite the harifv Hsn
VU0HE REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES in ,h's |''
u stitution will Commence MONDAY TIE isT ~,
NOVEMBER, 1858, and continne twenty weeks " ''in
FACULTY.:
Erasmus d. Fenner NJ. D. Professor of Tbeorr and D..
tce of Medicine. ~ 'a'
Anthony A. Pension. NJ. d., Professor of pbrs,.,.
Austin Flint, NJ. d., Prof of Gin. Med and Auscno,
and Percussion. "
Thomas Pension, N. u Emeritus Prof of Gin w.,
and Auscultatinn end Percussion. eN
Samuel Chopin. N. d.. Prof. of Surgery
Isaac l.. Crawcour, N. Dr. Prof af Chemistry and Ma
cal Jurisprudence N'
Howard Smith, NJ. d., Professor of Matera Medica and
Therapeutics.
John NJ w. Picton, NJ. D., Prof. of Diseases Of Wom.,
and Children.
ID. Warren Brickell. NJ. D., Prof. of Obstetrics.
Cornelius c. Beard. NJ. d., Prf of ANATOMY
J. Grail, d., DemnnstratOr of ANATOMY
The Dssectng Rooms will be opened on the 18th Of Dr.
tober Clinical instruction will be given daily in tho ward,
of the Charity Hospital. and three times week at the M
ege Dspensary. where the patients number about one hum
dred week The distinguished abilities of Prof Flint
buth lecturer and writer Clinical Medicine will herr
find an admirable field for display.
The Professurs will take pleasure aiding tie Students
to procure cheap and comfortable board and lodging
Amount of Fees for the full Course of Lectures SOs
Matrcnlaton Fee, (paid but once) $40
DiSSecflng Fee, 100
Graduating Zee, 25 %
For any further information address,
E. d. FENNER, N. d.. Dean of the Faculty.
No. s, CarUndelei street.
New Orleans, June. 1858. 3l-w2m.
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New Orleans, June. 1858.
42OO X EW A II d.
a PROOLAMATIIN,


BIZ has Ereeency THos BRAGG Gonernoref Nrh- Cdrina
NV HEREAS. it has been represented To me thar JOHN
w A. GILCtlRIST stands charged with the murdered
ARCHIBALD SMITH, in the county of Moorp On The
nineteenth day of Jul A. D. 1881 and that the said John
A. Gchrst is fugitive from justice and has escaped be
ynnd the limits of this State
Now to the end that the said John A. Gilchrist NAV be
arrested and brought to trial for his said offence d.
hereby ISSUE this my Proclamation. offering reward Of
Tco H"ndred Doars for his apprehension and delivery
the Sheriff of Moore county.
DESCRIPTION.
Heis said t" be arg broad should red man. weight about
81" p"unds-stmps neutrality-suspicious. red and fresh
light har-thin beardnclned I" be corp DENTS cmsd
erabv bloated from drink-abuu Fl years Of age-spai
quickly, and has build impernent look
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
Il. S. State of NorihCana at the Guy Of Raleigh this
the slst day of July, A. D.. 1858.
THOS BBAGG
By the Governor.
PULASKI CowPER,
Private Secretary.
21-w4t
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+ II E A TIE s.
BIZ THE PRESIDENT UNITED STATES AMERICA:
A PROCLAMATION.

BIZ THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS q convention between the United States of
America and the Republic Of Peru concluded and
The tweny-stcnnd day of Julv thousand eight hum
dred and fy-sx which convention. beng in the English
and Spanish languages. is, word for word, follows
The United States of America and the Republic of Peru
in order 10 render still intimate their relations Of
friend and go'd understanding. and desiring tor the
benefit Of Their respect and thai Of other
tions, t." establish un form system of maritime egisa
ton time ot in with the of
civil Eat have resolved declare by of formal
cunventon the prime pies with the tw" republics acknowl
edge the basis If The rights of neutras sea, and
which they recognize and profess permanent mad inu-
table, considering them The true and Indispensable
dtus 1T all freedom Of navigation and maritime
and trade
For purpose the President of the United States
America has conferred full John Randolph clay,
Their exfraOrd and minister
the government of Per"u aud the belaor President If
the republic of Peru has Conferred like full powers lion
Jose Maria egun, chief officer of the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs. in charge u that department. whu after having
exchanged Their said full powers. uud t" BE- in good and
due forIn have agreed upon and concluded the following
articles:
The two high contracting parties gnze permanent
and immutabe the following principles
ls That free III ps make free g"d-tat is to that
at war or 10 its citizens ur subjects are free ON capture
and ctiscation when found b.ald Of neutral vessels
w',h the exception OF ARTICLES c"n'raband Of wal
I'd That the property Of neutras board of
vessel subject detention con cation, unless the
BE- cn,raband of war; it be ng also understood that
oH ' 90 VI. L. wv =. :,S ns ps' Ma'Ae ~.
cts destined hr the use III either o1 tqeu shall nut De
coms'ded as cont'aband of war
The two hhh Contracting parties engage to apply these
pr to the commerce and ct all Powers
and Srles shall consent adopt them permanent aud
immutabIe
ARTICLE H. .
1t is hereby agreed between The two high contracting
parties that the provisions Contained article
and Ut the treaty concluded between them ut Lima,
twenty.sxh day of july thousand eight hundred and
are hereby annni I'd and revoked IN so far rs they
maie against or are TO- The spalaons contain
ed in this convention: but n,hng in the present cnven
ton SHALL IN any MANNER effect or nvadate the spua.
Tons contained IN the other articles OF the said treaty Ut
the wentysxlh OF Snly one thousand eight hundred and
nifty one winch shall remain IN their full force and effect
ART1cLD III.
The two hight contracting parties reservs t" themselves
require win regard to the application aid extension to De
gven mere DC any cause tor H. to tue PflncPies iaid
down IN the nrst aree put thev DECLARE from TINS lime
that they will take the sfpulaaIos cnained IN the said
arce ~ ru'e whenever " snal Decline question: 70
Judge u Tue r'g"'s u "eu.rany.
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The 5taQoafd.


- x [Frm, ibeFufitM Recorder.
!. SO. - E06ASr, Dlng Jerusalcnls,,
hs tssa . beautiful boy who died il Boston
i. s;sssEsss & ~ - yeass since
4shi,d " :. sswilisbs room
q s.sis s1;id. rSess .ids Il liss
HID ssIty ran it, rses' 1899 s.s,'
aessshoiy robes The angels brought,
By holy spirits given. -
- Ready to wrap the chin in thsEns
And carry him . heaven. s.ss.sa
Aud shining wings with clasps Of light.
Two shining wings they bore
20 fasten ON the seraph child, 81, III
- Soon the strife was Der. -.
Perchsnce their beauty made him think 1852
Or some harmonious word,
That often ffUm his mOtherss bps
The dying one had heard.
It might be, for he whispered low.
-. .s.SIng mother. sing" and smiled; t,s
The wOin one knelt beside the couch
"What shall sing, my ch,lds"
"Jerusalem. my happy home"
- The kaxpng boy replied. s.--
And sadly sweet the clear notes rang
Upon the even.,,de:-
"Jerusalem my happy home,
Name ever dear to me!
When shall my labors have en- end
In joy, and peace, and thee!
Ard On che sang while breaking hearts
Beat sltx, unequal time
They felt the passing of the soul,
5o.' With that triumphal chime
80, shso; thaa city Of ny God.
They saw the shadows of the grave
-. With his sweet beauty blend.
"Wby should shrink at pain or woe.
Or feel at death usmays"
She ceased-the angels bore the child
- - TO realms of endless day. a.
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Particular Notice
a LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO ALEX.
notified cs,ne forward Immediately and make payment
to me- or collection will be enforced according to law.
WILLIAM n. ANDREWS.
Trustee of Alex Adams.
July 13, 1858. zS-waipd.