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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-01-29

=. SOME NoIsE.-A neighbor Of the London
Illustrated News thinks the Hoes Last Fast"
a nuisance. He has sued the proprietors,
and his evidence says that the court which
separated his premises from the defendants
was only four feet three inches wide, and in
the month Of March last, the defendants sci
up an American printing machine, worked
by steam, which created the nuisance now
complained of. The printing began every
Thursday night, and was continued all FRI
day and Friday night, and sometimes on
Saturday, and such was the noise from the
machinery that 1t was scarcely possible to
hear oneself speak III the plaintiffs parlor
The screaming. whistling aud humping Of
the boiler and fly wheels, rendered the plan
tiff's house uninhabitnble, and the noise was
compared TO that of an express train passing
BY, but never getting away. The result
was that the plaintiffs wife was not able to
live in the house, his customers forsook the
parlor, and the port wine and beer in tho
cellars were rendered thick by the vibration.
The vibration was 80 great that it would
gradually cause the glasses to tumble off the
shelves inahe bar; or, it one were left on
the cask IN the cellar, it would after a time
tumble off and get broken. ~
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-01-29


An EARTHLY PAwADIsE.-The cores
pondent Of Harper's Weekly, who is wr.
ting a series Of letters headed "Travel Notes
in Bible Lands" Tor that excellent paper,
in speaking ofthe valley of Kadesha, in
which is situated the once renowned city Of
Tripoli, the kncIl Of whose greatness and
glory, like that of ancient Rome, has long
since been sounded, uses the following
chaste and beautiful language in reference
to that paradisairal spot Of earth /:
Never may man hope to see a lovelier val
ley than that Of KadeSha, where Tripoli
stands as its outlet on the sea. All that
the world can furnish of the grand and
beautiful unites here 70 make the place a
paradise. Lofty mountains. sublime sum
mits, resting ou the blue sky, look down on
the calm and peaceful valley where a
stream wanders among dense groves and
luxuriant gar'lcns-now by palace, and
now by ruined castle of a crusader-now
by mosque, and now by an old Deverish
college, while the air, laden with perfume,
and always lit with serene sunshine, is an
atmosphere Of heaven.
"Some day, when am done with the
world, will come here and take one Of
these ruins on the bank of the Kadesba
and live out the rest ofmy time in glorious
luxury-dreaming old dreams, recounling
old stories, hearing old songs.
''Ihen shall have the time, which now
have not, to write you Of the glory Of
Tripoli. How its walls, on moony night
ring with the war-cries Of brave men in
brave days--how tface the arms Of Ray,
mond of Toulouse here and there on ruined
castle and fortifcation, for Raymond once
possessed Tripoli as fief-how the old le
gcnds tell grand hist ories Of the knights o
| Tripoli."
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-01-29
New year Payments.

"rhe melancholy days have come, @ss
The saddest of the year."
When notes are due, and lengthy bills
Come in from far and near
When "hcre's n small account of YOURS
Is whispered in your ear,
And won't you please to settle now,
Is NIL the talk you hear
Ycuscarce can take morning walk,
Without ere long you're met,
by Mr.. Snooks, who wants to know
lfyou can't settle yet;
Aud the hour of "dusky eve"
When you do homeward hie
Upon the parlor table, 10
pile of bills to lie.
Yc chaps, whose salnry amounts
To ten times ten q year.
Who sport your paternal leather boots,
With sucl. a foreign SIR
And wear your thirteen dollar "tights,"
And golden buttoned vest,
wonder not when New Ycur comes,
You seek in vain for rest.
Ye girls with empty bonnets stuck,
Upon your empty heads.
With high.priccd silk and satin things.
With hoops, and flowers, and bcLds-
wonder what papa" will say,
When Mr.. Spriggings calls.
With just that little bill of his,
For bunncts, hoops and shawls.
And now my stylish little chaps.
And fashionable little maid,
I'll tell you what you better do.
When those long bills arc paid.
Just spend rs many dollars now,
Upon Your added brain,
As you have spent for costly clothes,
And see how nuc. you'll gain.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-01-29

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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-01-29

sUsPESsIoss EsFrhE CatrTos TRADE. --A sdIs-
eight suspsDsionsS Su The: eotttsfi trade in that
city withia the past few days, and two in New
Orleans, In additio6r Co three teIegraphed d last
week These afspeSsions are causSd main lyby
the heavy fall lih eottonstlie past month, Sfeti-
dered ie eimpossibie for:psftiss tS meet engage.
ments which had been predicated npoodni ueaot.
sea .9n shey held sbengsg orth Il 40 ls eehts.in
and is now only quoted edsat per lb So = =
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

= vssi5.s ls,ts ,f tas :onat,y. sacs Ass bee, :ss
.fnulEs eivss BY tse dstnsuesoa Ct sesds b. re
Psts,i Oce - ssri. 1ta-e l15 i-escre, -. ne
bus,sa g n,,rti-g aaa vs,ti.s fJ--.s- seeds ~
o.eu vastly increased. -iBJE of iols>-s sc..a u
s.ejs Az s5:aos are ,ss a1,llly M 1-ej sssas.
fo-it. Of .sst sc5Jaa. p-o- . .he .a d.
t-ibutioz q seeds. Hence, We hsar the ssc.r. Of
Few growers AID yeHisys 81 .ooes;-S sees, va .si
s,ac7 pad t. ecsI5ss tie business. E3zie :.e =
wo-l1 s-e them rtc-iey WASH t1e. -;ts-ss % ;oe
Ps:eat Office have 10. gsae-. b. Gsy nsaion
tat fo,esn seeds, vh;oa ;o.y hsve i913lacse, Grs
NOE freely rpoIted sni yt-aei N 81 or ciles,
when voal1 10, De ;he c..e we're Trey rr muc1 es-
.esnet. ~
b., IS hsye b4,c-e -e1.i'zst, tie seed i.s..,1
,,u 70 lcDssr sdiog ooisci Cf t,e p.tsn; Ohce.
The b-,esu nos engaged PIE 5s..Ds, II ,o.s city,
on re prb, g-oEods, tse n-rseIy g. age scs.e,
for .he s1prly Of orr irne1-s s.e s,a 0ner :-ees,
rot oaly for tbs 5u- ior cbsr toErs sod es l; ass
sirtc.ed ite a.entiyn slso - ne .qTs=s1: 81 ne
n',;vsor Of tie VIE al II tie pr3dl.t11 ,! size.
TIE system Of inq--y Iecs.a 70 The classes u Il
.ects Injurious or o.hefJ'si 10 ys-ioEs sso ,1.-:
prodacts coIn nencsd Il 1884, IS I'll q FF)s.ess, sni
VIZ very useful res-.s AZ srssa is one cf t1e m st
.lusble products Of the corny, t.sen N 10 sgs-s
os.s pst OF the fund u tie 5Gres l. eE f,oysi 70
fe.. TIE value a-d relative usefni1ess of tle dns,en
v,a.ses tAs s-e 20 be fo,,Ed IL ;he comfy Sae:aer
OF ps.ive or foreign origis.
Bu: n iue, the report itsell, now Ne r.J fsety,
viii show 10 tie ss.is.scoon Of the cou1ty, tls the
Agricultural branch OF tie Ps.ent Office s one OF the
n ost uselu sna bes: msnEsei c! a. OaI public rs;i'
fns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
IMPORTANT FROM VENEZUELA.
co,re,poI. depes 0, Philadelphia P--"-

core,poudepes 0. Philadelphia P~,.
CAHAc.s, July IL, lStS
Or TIE jth instant the Convention met s; Valencia.
Senior Ferrnon Toro wss elected President. OF tbs
l07 members present, Gen. Csatro received the woes
OF - for Provisional President Ssnor +. TJro = and
Seuor Manuel +. Tovar s. Gen. Castro leaves this
week ior Nslencs, 10 take the os.h OF office Tie
Constitution Of 1880 has been adopted Gnt the C,n-
yenton forms new one.
Serors Manuel r. TOy.y, Pedro j. Rosas Miguel
Heuers Isan de Dios Ponte, snd Jesus Ma q isu ara
have b.en elected by the Convention 70 form the
Supreme Council 10 which al executive appointments
are submitted for spproysl
The Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, IN visw OF the cor
respoucence and personal interviews VITA MI ines.
our worthy representative the subject OF the AYES
Island recsnst By order o. his Eycel.ncy Gso.
Castro has fully acknowledged tbs justice OF the clsm.
For several years this question has oeen matter OF
controversy between the governments Of the coun-
tries and recently the cause Of spec.al MISSION 70
Washington. Its denisl might have been, st come III.
tuTe time, the cause OF rupture between ths TWO
countries. The question in tset involved the dsLcte
point OF territorial right, for Venezues consdered the
island tey property but Mr.. Esms, has 90 evidently
proved that il IL Gerelct, that the present Ad
ninisi.aton have not been able 10 oppose his eoncu
sivs denomination OF this isc'.
Enga and France hsye stely sent Instructions 20
their Chsrg, d Affairs to demandthe deiveryo Mona
gas Gutierrez and Guseppi, satisfaction for the
alleged volstlon of then legations The representa-
tions made to their Governments are, that .aey were
con- PEELED to deliver GutierreL and Gtisepp to the
Government. though under their protection. The pro-
tccol has not been insisted upon by either Power.
II is rumored that Vaerci. vii be the capita OF
the Republic but nothing certain 10 ye. known. G..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
NEPPASh
lSUIANS-Co.D.

Acorrespondes, c: r., Lsarssro'.s I'a.e'' wiring
;som Horse C-esA, y. T., Jay IL, ssys;
"l Iesrn n II hGge ot SOU, encampsd hers INST
the Eta irs. .~o ciyes Of pssce.Se Slosf s'aie
10 nles oS,thves. rom here wee ssscked oy i,rse
bard of Grove when every SOAK ,s)ne - N oon
oerl vss murdered. F:o-i what can iesrn TIE out
rage Of mose wsrten nature, prese7ti TX no sA-
one:stisg feature whstever. Grsa, eXcitemsnt NOV
p-.ysis among the Sioux, sors 900 o. whom stared
n pu-sut of the ms-suders three dsys $50 Jufslps
f.tr present Appearances geaefs war between sne
lalo2e seems inevi,abe.
The principle topic cs conversation here ne re-
cent discovery OF gold in the vicinity OF Cherry Creek
suesm yipg loo miles wes. IRON the crossing Of tue
South Platte. GLtteng reports daily greet oar es-s,
ari il the statements cGrreot here be correc, tie
yield OF the pure meta " slrpssses tnat OF .uorrs
IN her pslusst days. Toe widest rep,rs fni resiy
c,ejeuce here and Numbers are fcck.og 20 the mnss
" hethe- their su.ic.p pstons will Dc resllsd o. not
CANT tell simply report tic matter IS !: wss tod
- me- ard wonla not s'temp. % induce sny OF your
readers TO emie-ste ither without more sabstsctisl
inducements than | can st present give. design,
however, to investigate he steer for my own sss
fsc.;or AID when csn speak from obssrvsa,n will
give detateG account me Creek and is a. D.
a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

sehascy vsisb v,..es uss: o,Ssis-srs So cttss
rsaver, they send ID q ss,ro v5afs,y g'est' ts>e
.ssi OF IN i:erns 20 tos i.ess.i ss snsueos q I1e
hrutse As, zse ,asrl. bst ii !. seSsd go. 20 ors
10 % Md iae-, .3 ore vi m,a :a.r. II o-ces
vs-s, pu.s up one e tse lerts- Eri:srs plsis. .,
.hsye 4 s 81 eve, with her, AMI sys-y .ce ste goss
be. seiroors .bs vii feel ss solys ;e streets
:fCoye5try. OF c,ryse $ sensitive Eoslsa pcrs.
With every feelrs q I-,srss5 sue sefs.ps,;, ozi-
va:sd D. es-y tr2i1.ns sa hse:e,ed oy ysA-, Of -
fectcn sr3 i,1i'y ss,Nisio-, ~ soneo-es fee a.
pressed, alarmed, aod orrrne'y iaig1s't $. the
:holsAt ,f ths nscl. Wish SIS r.sy % usisrgl1s.
Bsi ir TIE ssls o. herseis .ad hsr sser Travellers,
sss ul.t -.fuse % give ssy . Der eunotons. sac
ms: pasge re asssl :sno- Of her wsy, AMI .ete 70
i,: ;bs possible - Arsiio,s e G-k1osn rit 80 i'--
:Ulb Der. A :,r ne r5is-s tie nssss N ms -aey
could be essss, u} .hs. the Fsfss Eosa de'ss-
them over % tie r--ciss 81 e. Eoslsa va ',i's
snd the kck - 81 E7slsh do1oe.so'si boot
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.-The Cleveland, Oaio,
papers contain long accounts Of tragedy tan oc-
cured at Pittfeld Lorsn County, 90 the ssa inst.
Pltsfied, Lorsn County, committed suicide BY hsng
ing herself by q strip Of sheet to co'nsI On .h9
bou.e. deaf and dumb daughter OF tne Iecsssso,
who was some twelve years OF :gs, we s.o ipasc .
lad II is supposed that Mrs. Williams nfst auns
the girl. and then hung henelf,
M9s Willams had fled bill cf divorce sgGnst nef
husband, giving for cruelty snd nessct Of duty,
.rd The ,ympstby Of the entire heishoohood-
A;at ho,Soof second to none for respectsblty-vss
with ber, ss her husband, Benz aI, snn Miasns, "a
rssnected by all who knew her, but on tie lon
dsv referred 70, charges of gross immortality were
ID against her and witnesses said 70 b ready
-, MOVE them and the nature Of such charges we're,
Il proved sgsinst her. such a. 10 defes hsr spptcs-
lion for divorce Under this state Of things she win
drew her divorce case, receiving from Williams w ~
money, q prouise for 800 more and dee9 !or -
anres of land for the benefit Of the deal and eomo
,ir. Tha deed was drawn but remained in the lseds
81 Williams's lawyer. The belief Of the seighbon
now ia that Mrs.. Williams was ;he victim Of . coe-
sprscy and after she had settled the suit hsT sSo:y
81 mind at the petition she was placed 10 drove se'
The perpels;ion Of the terrible deed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
TIVE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINE
TENTH CENTURY
PROFESS WOODS
HAIR ESTOR RATIV

ii X Il T. = L y II a L l l..
Save the St. Louis Mo- Democrat: Below publish letter
70 Dr. Woop OF this city fou gentleman in Maine, which
sais etwrsy of the superior merits of hs hair tonic Such
eveIce is effect when coming from areee source
tess guarantees Of truh the Doctor needs 10 encc'
risus e,elsss pifery from the press
Barn, Maine, jan %, lssi
rpf @. j. woop Co-Grr.epen Having my attention
called The highly beneficial effects Of yoar
my ha which had become quite gray probably oneIbd
White my ~hssers Of the :Alne ei9ec'sI some three
used IT. found iws, Proyins what had wished used
seI' Sss used .on, can now ey to the world tbs. the
r,y white hair has sy iisaPpeared both on my hesd asa
-o d sosy thai bss been before i9t twenty ave years
.s.y ysas old good wife a. the age OF iJ 'Wo
lstxse6 l. with the effect
The shove potcs deem due you fo your valuable ecov
.ry that whoever viii nightly IT, ss per diIec
viii nc, have oess.on 10 c9niIadt ny 'a,emsns .m
citizen The city and resident here Tor the last haeon years
sp ss an. hSy ae yo. nay s make % the ..Ss
ebes 10 a. your service wish to preserve the besue Of
nature I" ''' az wei a. "''F" ' 'S' a. e RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
F,ot woopDeAr Sir Hs,rs bsA the msto'tSne to O, the
t. Prion of my h from TIE effects of ysjw fever IN Ne"
re, and ound 10 answer very thing needed Ny hair
tkt aud gssy ard words can express ms Obligations
"''''" s''"t 10 ''' '''s'0 '''N finley JOHNSON
rhs srd,spes The Rev X BF.ss i. urset in ieg isr
sbtinF aud rssior of the OthosoN Church al Boosd Mass
tsrer az oi src~i hacnos sne university seiS.eS
r,oo,,,,,r y... Nm S.S y pis iss
frot "''-Dsr SIT; Having made trial OF your Hair lie
'itrs'N. sN n, lue 20 that s effect las been eA
csert Ia "'o'r nfNnns,n dsndrud aud constant ten
eer nShps Win sh'h have beeo troubled from my child
hot; SDt has also t'ervt h.r which ,nng gay
10 ortrsl vper. have a,a no oth,- .r xh nny,bIs
hse ne ame pits''T' and rrol;. Your truly
J. X. BRAGG.
TIE RESTORATIVE j. ru: up IN bols. Of ,h-s s.. -,
sfe. medium and snail, the small bold. half M. "a ,.si,
So eots the Decium holds least al rr e.. ,noy.
rroper.icn th~n The small sod re.@is q pr - ~. ,ns
de Sesri ~ Ter cent more IN for
IS re- kc,:ls.
u. :. WOOD Co, froPri.iors, No 5i2 Bro.axa, Nv
foh On toe trest ~ Y WFs RaiiLs Essessineot sud No
ne Nsssty, s.: LOUIS, Nc, spd ,Oa ty s good Dn r.r.
ard fsssy 0osds Dca;eFa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
LAW LNT.ELLIG ENC6.

sUYAENE sT-cs,sses&-krsHit- :.
C-sEsr
-H1 rSorIsH DrfAVLrlSo c,.r.
Jeu,:s.n Pss hsr Bri si NJ ~, s>,y Sac "a Z.
Wa Department, AZ lsles Sgf "a t.ise-
An erier 70 s5oH Csgss hsvirs ossL s-sots1 "a us
es.e Why tie defsrd4n, should no, b. 3.sArssi su
rt.urnsb,e fI,m the Is, jJu-rmsl., T.. no-,.c:.
NJ. whfsker counsel for pl.nt r., spp i f1rs sl'
ner Doe s.pcuemer oa H. gIoEod ,sA ne ssi 70, yei
received the cpp,sicg sfii i.yi.s ;ron k,s g. 4.
o,key Hal who spps3red fr tie Gs'endsS:, IL c,nss-
queDIe OF .hs Sbssrcs OF Mr. Sssa5, op2,ss sp-
Phcs.iop, .s;irg ,hs, Il VAS the dc.y Of re ( sh
Ccs'rru.n; to b,,e fully p'efSrsa 'he -cs-' o"'re
II scerst0g the c,ier, ie 81. Hs H 'o- sr'a'sd
sae sPshcaror, 49, al gEped The irs Un' 80 5ftn
nss ~ II q. II.
Az Coc's >s,. Ge,rs- Couch
Ihep.Aniih In tbs sppisd 60. limited s.vcrcs,
or he grcuIi o. cruel treatment and III ussse rom re
defendant. The answer dsres every aes..io, Of II
us.ge ard bal treatment sni further .Tscss .hx
psina ob,sinei ne msrrissc by t.si snl r,,--prs-
senta,ior ard tbs in F,busry las; she slr:sd ;ls.
prior to the mansse she ksi been sksp. u s:rce
With another person. That allegation ssp 81 for
to be stricken ou by toe plaintiff bsirg rs.sv,nt.
On the 9gumer. this morrirg defendants cog,s,l
eon;tnied that they hsd psr.eo. hight - ss: up say
msttsr re.a;ise 70 the conduct OF the sly. Mrs.
SVsNh NJ1nse' VI. H. >mltn, es'l 'iSst-osF@ VIC
plaintiff conduct and denied the s;ilemsE:s of the
defendant. He contesied tbx ii founded fA,t,
sny escspaie on the part Of the wife bsfore yr',se
founded no defen,e to the Husband for divorce sP-
Piled for subsequent to the marriage. Has Hoaor took
the pap.rs and reserved his decision.
4 writ Of hasess corpus was tsken on; ~ Ws.h-
ipten d. Emerson who alleged .hS, he wss Illegally
deta,red by the officers OF the l. ). ship, N)rn
C.rolns. The return msde this morning re'ied that
the petitioner had been duly sentenced BY NavA
Court Martial board the -. Lawrence a. tls bfa-
lillian station that ne had been ssjGdgei sn1 epn-
voted TO one yssI Imprisonment s, the I. : fen'-
tertiary al Washington and that he wss tsta ,ss on
he ship awaiting orders from the ssere;ay oi the
Navy ielstve 10 his transportation thereto.
His Honor dismissed the writ, and the D.sr WI be
sent on to Washington - undergo his Sentence Judge
Stlsr counselor for the petitioner. gsve ue OF h.
mention 10 appeal from the order OF hls Honor.
SUPREME COURr-CBANsgss-AuG n-srscrs 'sets
Bsrsslo at. Stenfe Order lor e1amn stion OF Jifg'
mont sbos sel % dcfel iAnt Submitting TO tie Cor: h'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

kiss.li co, Nc II Ma ket square, As.rA a.,
~ sac " iBs fsIst ~ IA PRoyipptE
yehs a. Irsss 10 kk,At Or New Bruno weh N j. FOR
ssk a Tss TAsvss Al oreers sh a. hs once Nc 2is
ss'es ses0s, vsn Be proapey srsoseA to
soss Pi-rccS sAssese Hal FhA sus.tl k Ages. ~ he
ss ef fss Tsit,ks m firvsstssn.
~ Wsrsss~ lnr,, 80, i,.sa. ~ Lisrls vni'
viii Tss ThH.ts
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

NJ. G,s.s B-osp the abe sdi,or Of Ise M,,slr.
Dtnecya:, sac nsriei ,b rha-sdsy u hst week, te
Hies bMy Dam Of ysFeran CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

SUPREME coURr-CB,NsgSs-Aur r.-Bricrs ysdts
SLOssov.
Bs-sso agt. Steintel. Order Tor e1amnHi0n OF ilg-
mont db.o sshArsel defendant submitting TO tie Car. hs
discharge vEdeT the ~ tlit act
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

tn, GENERAL LAsD. .OFFIcE.-Bslov viii y iI. "a
an abstrsct Of the business Of the Geoe'S
e. Trtv tsr9.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-30

RITSON & HART,
-DEALERs M
WINES AND NPIRITS,
AT THE OLD WINE STORE, under A. J.
"A Cartwrights, offer for sale
Brandy in kegs and barrels;
Brandy, Marteirs;
Brandy, United Vineyard Proprietors;
Brandy, Sazerac;
Rum in kegs;
Jamaica Rum in cases;
Genuine old Scotch whisky, in l dog cases;
Monongahela whisky, in barrels and kegs,
Fine old Monongahela whisky, in one dos cases,
Hollands gin in cases;
Scheidam gin in cases;
Wones Scheidam schnappsi
Hostetter's bitters;
Boxers bitters;
Stoughton's bitters;
Clarets of different brands;
Hockheimer; 8
Sauterne;
Champagne, pirts and quarts, different brands;
Sherries, pale and brown;
Fine old port; As< -lst
Byass' and other brands Of ale;
= Porter;
Liqueurs-
Ship Stores, duty free. 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-30
TO CAPTAINS

TO
llF wHALESHIPS AND YES
SELS--Weod OF superior quality can be had at Kooa at
IS per cord fresh beef at 4 cents per ib sheep, at 50 per head;
and goats at 81 so head. Also at the port ri Hanalei, wood and
beef can be had at the same rate. The Harbor of Hanalei is on
the North West side of the island, and has SAT. and good an
chorage in from 9 to 10 fathoms of water. Wood and beef may
also be had at Nawiiiwili at the same rate as above. Also fruits
and vegetables Of various kinds can be procured at all the above
named ports.
u Wood always on hand at the beach in quantities to suit
purchasers. (64tO GEORGE CHAIRMAN.
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advertiser.


40k1
Muses. hsw. come Onward 70 our aid. with that pat
ID spirit for which they are noted. The following edusi
though NOT Distinguished for any ythm,cal merit, viii bear
Ieaa one hassy perasaL The Muse, il win be seen, seeketh
portray ne hisosy Of the famous Treaty, how u Is viewed o
side q the 6evernmeut enclosure, and becometh attima vsrn
vita her thsnel EE4Tes" ass
.Ye MUSES. that dwell on the heights Of Pamassua
w xSSs P e ssi;. ! . '1ssf ss = . .Ssp's sss 81 Ps. aia., u.
Poor mostah down here, called the children Of men
On . bright lst,s ~, in the rolling Pacific,
Rum al lands and nations, we've come 70 reside;
We mishi nske : Evins-perhaps something BESIDE
And sAus We vsuS on, quite sonsenf With our ssasoo,
For pso0s we've snpie and duties we're small
Five "a cent oa5rew on all inpotations
But sptrf<s and wfnes, which we're MT needed an
90 thsy eAarssd .. rum, gin, arAck, whisky and brandy,
just to keep down the traadc, (and then il was handy
To keep up the Government funds, I opine.)
Bsk, three o. four y $ since, one Louis Napoleon,
co@~.ocsS, d Ss .sssoss, 70 .ssai : march slowly on
The sPot sss had caught hs Imperial glance
We Is1snden tsnbsaa with fear at the name
That His Matesg's march bore-id est, a French Treaty.
A. he'd s~ved en- poor ne;ehbo-s the sDlks at Tahiti.
They may eau Il . Treaty q Prieps5hip and Peace,
But I think twould be nearer 60 say nIfimafum
The relaaon's just that which q pot Of bears grease
nay be hid % endcy with = pot q pomasnm.
The Advantages seem 10 be quite on one side
IN I dared maize 20 bold. I would offer to bet you all,
NE ret but the compac. 70 ind more I've triedJ
Thas The peace shal Be constants he friendship perpetual
n there IN auv more. rs very obscure
Coucealed in the most microscopical particles;
Ard rvould puxxe Parnassuss vita, I am sure,
To ferret it out Of tyose twenty seven articles
p~uacx- n NON can. then. how much We were gratiRed,
That the Ministers turned out such regular "~bricks,"
And ne heard thaf lie Treatv was not TO be ratified.
Yor the Council oopoeed il by nine votes to six.
The Goddess Of Night threw her veil DER the earth,
And al voices were hushed, save Of sorrow and mirth,
And the pale stars Of heaven, their holy light shed
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In she;- n;shso.rn~ ~ nr.ise mingled oeean and land.