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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-09

A Frenchman built four story brick
house adjoining his Dutch neighbor's two
story house. Being on the roofs of their
respective houses one day, the one of the
low house cries out to the other: "What
fur you build so high tare!" To which
the Frenchmau replied: De ground bees
very cheap up hers"
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Goop!-The White Cloud (Kansasl
Chief published by Sol. Miller, late OF
Hillsboro, O.. contains a rich obituary no.
tice of the death Of Lecompton be concludes
thus:
"ANretired from the melancholy spot
deeply impressed with the fact that the
days of Lecompton were few and full Of
trouble He came up like sparrow grass,
was cut down like a hopper grass, and died
like q jack ass" =
Sol, give Us your hand !-PorfsmqxM
Tri6. 81
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- Jobp r Cr;l,hs n vo,,

EE John R. Cribs, a young man about
nineteen years of age, is in Jail at Memphis
for parricide. He killed his father in drunk
en- quarrel two years ago. He says that
since the murder he has known no peace OF
mind; that he has had no settled home, and
could rest nowhere. Hewould as soon suf.
fer in a penitentiary as undergo what he has
endured.
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LETTER FROM BUCHANAN POSTMASTER.
The subjoined letter, which we print eer-
6otim ct iiteratins, was received at the Va
hional Era Office, in reply to purely buls-
ness letter. 1t is from an Indiana post
master. We omit name and date;
Mr.. L. Clappane: yours has Cum TO
hand cousarnin regerst letter it WIS R.
W. Sill that Sent it bu; l don't think them
Dockments vii doue your party Much
GOOD heer fur it lookes tu me hk a good
meny of that party has got in Same or tha
Never void nj Joind that party and tha
people has cote Disgursted at that party
ron con Sea- that tber is simtims Of ther
bein sum of them insain by him not puten
his name to letter.. n
from yours with respete Democratic
--,P. NJ
rL: .,,,Js os n rust hay cum frum
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re- A man who has been turned out Of

re- A man who has been turned out OF
tho Custom House at Detroit, by the Col
lector, Mr.. Shoemaker, writes to the Detroit
Advertiser: --"Fo two months salary ! have
signed vouchers to be sent to washington for
forty dollars while l was getting only thir-
ty; he, Mr.. Shoemaker, taking ten dollars
a month to give TO another dandy OF fpsi,-
lapti, who had not the half as much work
as l had,
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re- The news of the peace between
England and France and China, received
in London on the 25th, and here on the
following day, has had the effect Of causing
fall in the price of teas in this city of l2
per cent.-Cin. Com,
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Ys1istellang.
From the Gin. Commercial.
LETTER FROM SOUTHERN IOWA.

How they Hang a Nan according to
Law out West-Most Shocking Spec
tacle.
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gnetrp.
For the Holmes County Republican.
pLL THINK OF THEE STILL.
BY J. J. EDNoNDsoS.

BIZ J. J. EDNoNDsoy.
I'll think of thee still,
Though we dwell far apart,
And still cherish thy image,
Deep. deep in my heart.
Obi distance may sever,
And time glide away,
But still as fondly as ever,
I'll love thee for aye.
Ill think of thee still,
At the closing of day;
When twilight shall gather
Ronnd, softly and gray
When the fancy takes wing,
And scars far above;
I'll think ofthe maiden,
As darkly l rove.
Ill think of thee still,
As the moons silver light,
Shines deep in the wales, .-.
And on the clear waters bright
When low drowsy marmurs,
Wrap the soul in a reverie;
I'll think of the loved one,
Where ere 1 may be.
Ill think of thee still,
At mornings first gleam;
And when the sun shall illume,
The earth with his beam
When song-birds shall sing,
Their soft motion lay;
Then, then shall awaken,
The remembrance of thee.
I'll think OF thee still.
Oh! how could l forget.
The dear friend of my soul,
Till life's sun shall set?
I'll ne'er forget thee till endeth.
All regard for the fair
Till for earth's bright beauties,
l no longer shall care.
Oil remember me then,
Mid the halls of wild mirtk;
Or the baunts of dark woe,
Shall betide US On earth:
And though others caress thee,
Ne'er believe them more true,
In their fondest devotion,
Than l am to you.
Nc,o Windsor, Nd, AHg. 1853.
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Twelve O'Clock Mt New York.

Appleton's Railway and Steam Navlga-
ton Guide, of June, has on page 27,
sTime Indicator" which shows the differ
ence of time between various cities in the
United States. When it is twelve o'clock
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Judge BARLEY i'm 1S47.

81 discover that great efforts are making
in Congress to place two or three millions
of dollars in hands o. the President to use
in effecling peace with Mexico. For one,
l say that under no circumstances waatev-
er would yield the Wilmot Provision
If modern territory is to be purchased now,
now is the time, and the only efectual
time to say SLAVERY or not slavery. l am
aware that some of our Democratic friends
say that the question of slavery should not
be drawn into this matter. l am sorry
they are so blind or needless Of the evident
design of southern politicians.
at is time-high time, that northern
and western democrats should not be hood
winked by southern politicians, southern
articles, and southern treachery.
"No man of common sagacity, whose
senses are not deluded can have any doubt
about the design and the soIe design of
southern politicians. If l were in Congress
l would see the political elements crum-
bled into dissolution before l would be
overeaehed by southern treachery."-Brin-
kerhof letter.
JUDGE BARTLEY IN 1854.
Il maintain this doctrine of non-inter.
vention of Congress" Speed at Mans
field.
JUDGE BARTLEY IN 1857.
The only theocracy known on the face
of the earth, was that which was governed
by the law given on Mount Sinai, where
by not only terms prescribed on which a
slave, when freed on the day Of jubilee
might be legally reinstated in his condi-
tion of servitude together with his wife and
children, and required, thereafter, to serve
bis master forever. 1t is not necessary to
stop To inquire whether the law delivered
to Moses on Sinai, either sanctioned or es-
tablished relation contrary to the law Of
nature, and in,rinsically immoral and vi
cious. 1t is not necessary here, to inquire
whether the reated teachings of the New
Testament of obedience of servants to theiI
masters; or whether the act Of Paul, in
sending the fugitive slave Onessmus back
to his master Philemon was giving sane
tion to, and sustaining an institution sinfu
and immoral in itself. 1t is not necessary
to inquire, whether there is purer and
morality than. the Bible."-6 Ohio Stat
Reports, Page 724.
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This sounds as it must hav cum fruu
Foley's Deestrict."
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL Leach ID C.: =
aSd. sna .5d d So End and " Nh
KY; Mr. Johnson. Iowa; w II Griffith, Nd; ] H
Parker, Mass; II II Coates, do; ibson do; III
Beach, NY; Alb Davis, c Roger, Md; n
Field, N.Y. Kingsley, Vt; as Hamilton, w
Tanning, NY; Kerr, Eng; Gettings. p
A Brawner, Mr. Williams, Nd; Chas Lum, n Y:
r 8 Stevens and ly. Kansas; Wilcox ana ly,
NYk; Jas McCiosky and lady, La; J walcott
Mass; J M Bailey, y Yk; Charles Hagan, Texas
J 6 Scully. do; c NJ Fry, NY; 3 Misses Fry, Va;
Col samson, Iowa Chas Churchill and fam NY;
r Stuart, Va; Taylor, NY; w whitlock,
Ezsl, sc; II w Swift, Brazil.
BROWNS HOTEL.-E Eastman, Pa; Hon
! B Clarke. Mo; w Turner, do; B Clarke, do;
WIaot S ao Psss aSa f:m fTet NY
w Swan and family, do; T p SAWYER, Texas;
Hon Ready and family, Tenn; Mrs Spencer, do;
Miss spencer, do; Canant, Nd; p Haw-
Wilson and lady, Pa II r johnson, NY;Hon F
Mc"ullen and lady, VT, Rotnwell and son,
Del; Miss Maxwell, do; w Ramsey, NY; II G
snail, III; Brown, do; w B1rreII, Va: VIII
Merriam, Ill; Corton, NC; Mrs C Corton, do;
Mrs n Dalston, do; Rev J NJ NJ Caldwell, Ga;
w C,unsp, r Douglas Ga.
UNITED STATES HOrEL.-G d Williams.
Md; E Arthsr, Va; Roby; Md; c Demen.
DC; Ayling, MY: Il spencer, Ga; r w Lol.
ly and lady: Pa; M Stewart, Va; ORA Farrinet.
Mo; w Hicks, Va; Garrett, Kan; DR. n
2arbee, Va; Mr. Barbee and children, do; Ker.
Clarke, Neb.
NORWOOD HOUsE-W Fl Miller. Mo. w
w Fisher and lady, XIV; Morrison, NY;
w Cleveland, NY; J w Vaudeville, Cal; g X
Phillips, Nc X Anderton, Va Tiliotson NY;
j Pearson, NC.
WASHINGTON HOUSE w Churcbman.
Tor, Yki A l. Richardson, Miss; ! s Northen.
MAS Williams, Md Jackson, Pa.
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DE-. srRGpHHENN BEAItLYs, T Y.
OrTlcR 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Three doors from llth stysst,

Dr.: BAILY bsss Isays to inform The public that
pc can be seen at al honrs: ct his SSii,oe
sxpeTisnos Of fifteen years prsot!s :, with 11
az .s%s 81 and IF
s 70 the ss or
the profession. and especially Drs Harris and and
E. Parmly, has led him, long since. to discard al
Enameis. Gutta Pei cha, India Rubber and Clements
for The construction Of ContinuHspS Gum Teeth, and
reliable substance that be worn In the mouth, as
was most o9nclusivey shown by the last American
Although he fiatters himself from his long resi-.
denoe and practice in Washington he is fayorably
leave to refer them 20 the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Kseio; q q: chsrsi of Epiphany,
of thts city:
DR.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir--I desire to ex-
press my esteem for you personally, and my oonh
executed for me have been highly satisfactory. /
hope that you may receive the patronage from my
ssfVs. and the hsI yora s1 so well de-
Wilmington. Aug. 8. iss. ]. W. FRENCH.
From ons of the oldest firms i. Balsi,nors-
Ms's,s. Bogss, CotnadS = Co.
Having eWPoyed DR.. Stephen Bay Surgeon
important and d. fcult piece of work, which he did
to my entire and in view ofthe fact that
tai College of Baltimore failed after repea' ed trials,
to perform the same work satisfactorily. gives me
Baltimore. Jan. H. isS7. H1RMANN BoGGs.
Extract from a sots ,ses,csd from tie late Hon.
JOHN M. Clayton.
u. 8. Senate, Aug. I9. 1858.
The teeth you made for me work admirably; no.
' oN " ~ JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To those seeking relief from the malades Of the
teeth, can cheerfully recommend DIR. g. Baily es a
superior dentist. He made set of porcelain teeth
for ono of my family, and plugged several teeth for
nv self, and the work has all stood well for more
April1s. ls56. Va. Conf. NJ. 4. Church South.
We, the undersigned, having had OCCASION oavail
ourselves OF the professional skill OF Dr. =. Baiy,
Surgeon Dentist of this city, having been cogni-
CANT of his operations families friends take
pleasure In expressing admiration of his artistic
skill, as well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations in Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage Of
the public, Of which We consider him eminently
worthy.
THOMAS MILLER. NJ. D., of Washington, d. @.
3. z. BoHRER, NJ. ID. of q georgetown, ID. C..
N. 3. LINCOLN, NJ. D., of Washingto ton, d. g.
Jos II. BRADLEY, of Washington, d G..
GEORGE WALTON, Ex- Cove Of Florida.
WALTKR LENox, Ex Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, U. 9, Patont Office,
o. q. WIGHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy.
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Through trial Of many. years, and through even
nation Of civilized msn, EYER'S CHERRY PIC,
TORAL has been found TO shord more relefand to
cure more cases OF pulmonary than any othsr
remedy known to mankind. Cases of apparently set
tied consumption have been cured BY it. and thous
ands Of sufferers no were deemed hey ond the reach
usefulness. to sound health and the enjoyments OF
life, by this all powerful antidote to diseases of the
lungs and throat. Here q oold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking cough. the gassv eye, and
aud strong. whisper to ell bat him CoEsgEPrIos.
He tries every thing. but ths disease Ia gnavnE at
his vitals and shows its fatal symptoms more and
more over all his frame. He 10 taking the Oh Err
made hi. breathing easy; his sleep sound at night
bis appetite returns and with II his strength. The
dart which pierced his side is broken. SoaroeIy any
neighborh hood can be found which has not some Inv.
which have won for the Cherry, Psotoral an i'm.
Rerlshabls renown But its usefulness does not esd
here. Nay, II accompanies more by prevention thar
cure The countless colds and coughs which il
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness. Pleurisy w hoonr
ing Cough. and ali rrtations of the throat and INN.
are easily CURED b! the CHERRY PECTORALff
them and they will find il an invaluable protectios
from the lnsduous prowler which oarnes OF the
parent sheep from many flock and the darling lamb
from many home. -,
tlons for the treat uent Of each comp amt, may De
found IN Ayers American Almanac, OF which We
publish three millions and scatter them broadcast
over the earth In order that the sick every where
may have before them the information it contains
them Tor distribution grats and also for sale these
IeIedies, lrepeIsd by Or. J. Y. AVER, Practical
and s, hian ~ tioa} c6sTiNst; koysll, Mass:
COOK, AlszAndria, and By all dealers everyv where.
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COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsENEss, DC.

The prevalence Of the above complaints at this
seasorrenerally has the effect Of bringing out host
OF professedly new specifics. and while some are
good. many are useless, and others even dangerous
The wlsest course to pursue IL TO consult your lam
AZ pns uSii, s,snns rs nor sreh ,eneole5
efheaelous. Ofthis character is TYLER'a COM
POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Original
II soon became popular remedy. and has ooutnu ed
to enjoy agrowinE reputation for the last twenty
years. In cases Of common Colds, Coughs AZ Z,
acts like charm. and in Chrome Cases Bropchit,s
w hopping Cough. Group, Asthma. Infuenzs &c
have usedit. ~
Price IS cents and 50 cents per bottle.
Sold d. NaiIn Palmer, Cbas. Stott, l. O., wash-
ington; Cissel. GEORGETOWN; Peel& SteYens Al.
exandria; where IT may be had so. for
N LoStnger form, Price l2K and q cents boxT
9novn AZ "Tyiers Gum Arabic Cough Csndv
Drops, a. an elegant. pleasant and efioacious PuI
monlo Lozengs they are unsurpassed, no m sm
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FoRM OF A GUARANTEE.

To Capt NJ. c. Msiss, U. S. Ensiassrs.
We the undersigned, residents -, in the
State Of. hereby Jointly and severally, cove
the foregoing bid OF De accepted. that he or
they will, within ten days after the acceptance Of
the said bid soute the contract for he same with
good and sufficient suretes, to perform the work or
furnish the articles proposed. in conformity to the
terms Of the adveI tisement under which il vas
made. And in case the ead - shall fail to enter
into contract as guaranty to make good
the difference between the offer By the said - and
the next lowest bidder. B
thereby certify that, to the best Of my knovledEe
and beef the above named suarantors are good and
sufficient EF
m l-AOtd
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u Taf i Gs / 3 A / Il IA RKsT
..a- .-.N W0H IAMKNek .-.
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMLND.

TIE rsass. Why. 10 that By Natures ovn lrccess
n.r sss SS
thu msie. It troy on bald hesds. removss al dan,
:ss &c.; I% ss :G
ne M ~. n{ e re.e HISn 70 SSrs 81 o.
ins d: ais. sio.:s. s:s ss sss ssSsra
nna y used Sy .ns young two or three times veil
s sssI% os ss s:s '''d
geo: s.. soos .r ss s n,
hair beng aeite grsy. made my mind lay
.s n s
'.s &c. sns ,.s, ,, Is %
DID go and in Justice e yop as veil as r ,h.
my Without n r...on. for ...:ios ..d, .r. an
willing 70 give Restor alive trial I'll thes have further
you thi. 'et,er. which you m.y .seh
direct 'ss g me- 5 srhss proc. II. am . and cut Of
Ny hair ns Lstur.l color and UGH Improved In
.vsry S.y being sosssr and thicker and much
\ Corner OF Columbia and Carroll St., bre0typ.
Lrvrssrro~ Ava. FEB. Il. 1855.
Psor wooo-pssr sir: Your Hair Resicr.ii,s has
much good 10 ths part Of the cosDy MY hair has eesa
is@ .iiset Sura ahsu va. auii. an in.ns h.r. bee:
using Hair Restorative for ak weeks and hus that
other rs@.as. Known. TO no .ssct ,lst Is the meet Va.
liable remsy nov sI.Dt and advise q. who ere AFFLICTED
think proper. Ystrs,ks, s.w. hrDpLxro..
P.IrADxrpHrA, SEPT {, Iss.
Paor. w0op-psar Str Your Hair Rssierstive 10 Pro,i
Itself highly beneficial The 'front.' and ALEC the back
part OF Rad slo lost ts covsrBgwss In fSt BALD
used half pint your Restorative and
the top my head 10 we'll studded with prom,'ug
crop young hair ress,ns las lensst
have tired other preparations ~itb benth what
ever think from my own personal recommendation can
indncs many others to tryu Yours respectfully,
ID. y. THonAs N. D.. No $es Vine Street
The Restorative 10 put bottles Of three sizes,
VIE large, medium and small; the small holds Il n
punt and retais for 81 bottle; the tium holds
at least ~ per cent. more In proportion than the
small retails for 81 per bottle; the large holds
quart - Ger cent. more In proportion and retel!s
for IS bottle.
o. J. WOOD & CO.. rroprietors, sls Broadway
New York. Tin the great y. Y. Wi.e Railing Is
Enlistment, and ia Market street. II LOUIS. Mo.
And sold by all good druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. no IL Sm
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III Rev. Lawrence Carroll, pastor Of st. Johns
Church, East Cambridge, Mass, died on the 23d
instant.
III The only relic now standing in Pittsburg
Of the works erected by the British, is the sold
rsdoubt," near the Point.
ID Recent attempts at the kidnapping offree
eolored persons, In Kansas, have created muca
excitement.
W dry goods clerk, at Grand Rapids, Mich,
few days since, made a standing jump of ID
feet He has jumped backward ii feet
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ft.vslsrs, Directory. ~
D.ko{ EY2SS .fffHPPfSSSrYpsg or,..
-- :" n - Il,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
80 81

- WINTER ARRAN6EMENrs.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW Run
1xox vi HsaaftsssTf5oSEsP' f ssia- fkE wEsr.
"a. follows
lst. NAIL TRAIN starts ~ 7.<5 O. m, (Sgndsy
sroepted eornectitf clotsiy 81 Warrington Juno
cFicTTSs5 f GHSfSfkiEsNAcc chT9SNs .s2
washnston at Ste ,. m, reaching CINCINNATI 81 $50
Pm next day. and connectns directly with NJ press
Train for Loui,ylle. CAIRO and the Southwest, and
TO view the g rama Mountain sosnery ofthe Rod
in daylight. take either the 7S B. m or $40 .. m.
trains from Washington.
For PaIksrsburE and al Stations on tho North-
MARIETTA and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Baggage 81 ecks 70 al suH,
ters, md every other possible fAOiitJ VII be found
WAY MESSENGERS for tie Main stem Of the
Baiumore nd Ohio Raaroad wll leave Washing
: Por al points between Washington Junction and
Piedmont take the 7t5 a. m. tram.
taks the SEQ p N. Tram. To connect with the Fred
sr,ek Tram take the $40 ,. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
a. NJ. and 40 and IS ,. m. On Sunday AZ Sop. ID.
Leave Baltimore st 50 and 8 81 O. m. and $50 and
$50 p. N. On Sunday n 80 q m. only.
The 7.k5 and ass trains only wall stop ~ way Sta
tons and for Annapolis connections.
trains for the west, and the 6.lO. 1<o enc So
,. m. trans for the east.
For further information inquire st the Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad Ticket Office, WASHINGTON.
T. H. PARSONS, Agent.
noT Master OF Transportation. Baltimore.
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EVENING STAR.
ne Jelly Mariner-A Baif.d.


Br JOHN s.sAXB.
10 was jelly mariner ear
Az ever hove o log; % ..# ~
He wore bis trovssrs WIDE and free, .G.i
A A q s s..s}s 81, ate ma pIoE. -
And never shirfsd his sr r Wis.,
" spoke this Jolly mariner. 4-.. 81. 81
w mir walking up and down.
me 9riny sea has picked me,
~ Ano done me very brown;
Bat here goes. In these here cio'es,
"A cruising In The town!
The FIRST Of all the curious things .-.
That onanced his sye TO meet,
Al this uncauntsd manner as .-a-
Went sailing up the street, ......-
A dandy eli complete!
He stoppsd-that jolly mariner
And ey cd the stranger well:-
"W hat may that be-" he said, says he.
'ls more than can tell;
Bat ne'er before, on sea or shore,
Wa suen heavy sweli"'
He met q lady in her hoops,
And thus she heard him nail:
"Nov blow me tight but there's q sight.
TO manage IN gale;
l never saw 30 small oraft
with such q spIead Of sail!
Observe the craft before and AFT
shed make pretty price,
And then, In that improper way,
De spoke about his eyes,
That mariners are wont to use,
In anger or surprise. ....
He saw plumber on roof,
Who made mighty din:
"shipmste. abo, - the rover cried.
at makes o SAILOR grim
To see you copper bottoming
Your uppsr-dscks with TIM"
He met yellow bearded man,
And asked about the way;
But NOT word could be make out
OF what the CHAP would say,
Unless he me9nt tO cait him N mes
By screaming, "Nix furstay"
Upspoks this jolly mariner.
And TO the man said ne.
haven't sailed these thirty years
Upon the stormy sea,
To pear the shame Of such name
AZ have heard from thee.
$50 take thou tina, .''-and laid him fat.
But soon the man arose.
And beat the jolly mariner
Across his jolly nose.
Till he was lain, from every pain.
To yield him 10 the blows.
Twas then this jolly mariner,
"A vretehed jolly tar,
Wished ne was In Iolly boat
Upon the sea afar,
Or rldlng fast. before the blast,
Upon ssingle spar.
Twas then thIs Jolly msriner
Returned unto his ship,
And told unto the wondering crew
The story of his trip,
With many oiths ana curses, too,
Upon his wicked lip.
As hoping-so this mariner
In fearful words hsraI gued-
HIS tlmDers mi ght be snlyered, and
His 10 ward scuppers DANCED,
"a double curse, and vastly worse
Tnan being shot or hanged.I
If svsr he-and here again
A dreadful oath ne swore-
III ever he, except at sea,
SPOKE any stranger more,
Or Ike son of-sometnLng-vent
Accusing on the shore.
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the very liberal support he has met with, and hopes
by strict attention to his profession to merit
tInuanoe of ther patronage.
X. G.. w. wishes to inform the public that he has
made great improvements at his Gallery. which 10
well warmed and made all snug for the Winter
season. On hand, good assortment of Cases of the
latest designs. for Christmas presents.
n. C.. wOODLEY,
no 2S-dtceo24 Sl2 street, near Willards'.
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do the public from al

a QUESI1ON.-
"A parts of the
oitygO to WOOD
LEY'S GALE
RY for Portraits /!
Because they can
there obtain q per-
feet likeness for IS
cents and upwai DIS,
and no charge un-
less the sitter Is
perfectly satisfied.
X. g. w cooley
wishes to return
thanks to his nu-
marnua npfrapa for