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Sbippina SnteIligsrte.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, September "a.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
b to s bound IN below the Wolf Trap shp and b
low eSTe FP Pochons Trayers RchmondoJ Brandt
Jr Reports large ship between the York Spit and Wolf
Steamer george Anna new C. W Travers, from Will
II % Reports OF the reat Woo%co rTer BARK JH
liza Pea9 from Norfolk IN . tow Of Jas Murray and
bounp up Thee is INTENDED as freight and passenger
Propeller Empire Brown, from Philadephis-with bar
Propeller T. II Herbert, Dawes from Bridgeton, Nj
with 5 barges TO PHips i Cockcy,
Schr. Sarah NJ Kent Thompson, I'm Phila !elphia-mdse
to John W. Drawn Son.
CLEARED.
p Steamship Patapsco' Ramsey, Charieston-Samuel
Steamship William Jenkins, Hallett BOston-A l. Hug.
Steamship City of Norfolk, Norris, STANDARDIZATION
Steamship Thomas Swami, Layfield, New YOrk-samu l
Steamer Pocahontas Trayers, Richmond-J Brandt, Jr
rroPeSbp ~ ~ II Herbert, Dawes Brdgeton, n j. with
Bark Alan ker, OBS Winter Cork for orders-Davies &
Bark Daniel Webster, Ryder, Boston-Thomas whitrdge
Brig Eliza Ann Winchenbach. Boston-Ke,sav & GRAY
ri .as Madison' Irayers, Jamaca-DeCordova, Hen
schr John B. Huey, tBr) Huey Halifax, y. s-James
Schr 3. Whitley Brown, North Caroliua-master.
n; sehr Aephaniah, Walker, North Carona-Whedbee 4
r. schr. Lydia R Ogden, Fisher, Richmond-P Malcolm
o.L %eorge v scott, Hubbard Richmond-Wm Apple
schr W. b. Preston, White Norfok-wm. Applegarth
o Sehr Chesapeake George, Rappahannock-wm White
soop Delaware, -, Alexandria William Applegarth
Schr. Virginia. DAVIS, Providence-Dobbin & Warffeld
sem: christopher Pendleton Church, Providence-Wm
schr. S. D. Bellows, Clark Providence-Wm Rhoads &
schr Margaret Ann, Rhnehart, Derby, Ccnn-Williau
Schr. champe, Robinson, Wilmington, DEL W. Rhoad
SchT Judge Harrington, Shaw, Bordentown, N. J-Wm
Schr Mary Alkaline, Jones, Washington D. Gas sul
sehr John Emory, Kirby, Washington, D. GAS. sui
Barge No. %, -, Chester. Paw Rhoads & Son.
SAILED
Lioness ' i II" 10" VI s'eiihtul
Brig Eliza Ann Winchenbach, Boston, in tow ofsteamtu
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Brig John Giddis, Br) Douglass, ST Johns, ~ F. l2tl
inst. ' " - '
Brig Pilot Fish. Savage. Boston, 2lst inst
Schr Martha, HASKELL st. Johns n. F., lst inst
Schr Elite, Campbell, Jacksonville, 18th inst
Schr Riots Bride, Cocker, New London. DIST inst
Schr Mary Alkaline, Aaron, Alexandria, ODD inst
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE
Brig lEolus, Smith, Halifax, 10th inst
Brig 0theo, Williamson, st, Johns, n. F. 9Th inst
Schr Martha, Haskell, ST Johns, N. F., 9th inst
Schr Medium, Esenhauer, Halifax. 10th inst
Schr E. D. McClenahan, Mitchell, Wilmington, n c. 90
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gnnlbtr.


I UMBER, LATIIS AND SHINGLES.
~ The subscribers have hand large assortment of
LUMBER suitable for builders Purchasers are invited In
examine our Lumber before buying. Apply at ward 1872
Light street wharf, of Eutaw and German streets
a1o-u BURNS SLOAN.
t BIER.
- We call the attention OF our friends others to our
~ WEST FALLS AVENUE
Just rcce we'd large lot of Al WHITE PINE and CHES-
UT FENCING, low for cash.
- - Also, all kinds of
WHITE PINE BUILDING MATERIAL,
,,., SHINGLES, LATHS,
PICKETS, &c
Farmers and others would do well to call and examine
stock before they purchase : $3.50 $500 ~
asst EDWARD TIrRNER H. 20
WILLIAMS S. CROSS,
w l. MBER, STAVE, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
+. corner +, Falls and Eastern Avenue, Bait,
Wllattend to selling all kinds LUMBER Slaves Shocks
Grain, &c, and fill orders for
Aessrs Magr4w K0ons, Agents Pa Central RR Co bait
NJ kimball, ESQ., Baltimore.
u: Z. Springer, Esq, Custom House, Baltimore
IhoS. L. Jenkins, ESQ.,. 80
Fenby Asbury, Philadelphia, Pa
5 w Miller Esq, Burlington, Pa. mh7.tf
I UMBER, SHINGLES,
- ..,,o,.,,., HEMLOCK RAILS, ETC
10000 No. l HEART SHINGLES
100000 Heart and Sap
5000 feet A and 81 Hemlock FENCING
large lot oil Oak and Ash Timber for Wheewr lights and
Others Also every variety of Building Material all Of which
we offer at low est market rates
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN Il Co.
West side of Union Dock,
apI-u adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
| UMBER FOR WHEELWRTGHTS.
IL OAK,
HICKORY
... JOS. THOMAS son,
Icli-u corner Park and CLAW street
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COYp0rVD r FTPP or F. oS S,ys,

IO-HI OUND hdIhACT OF SARSAPARILLA,
the most eectual remedy which the medical skill of our
times can devise for this everywherep and fatal
maady 1t is combined from the active remedals
have been discovered for the expurgaon of this foul dis
order from the blood and the system from ts
destructive consequences Hence it should employed for
the ofno only Scroua but those other affections
which arise from it, such ERUPTIvE and SKIN DISEASES
ST ANTaoNY's FIRE, Rose, ERYsPELAs PIMpLEs PUs,
TuLEs BLoTCHEs, BLAINs and Bos TUMoRs, letter and
SYPHILrIc AMP MERcURIAL DISEASES DRoPsr, DYSPEPSIA
DEBILITY, and, indeed, COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM
SIrIATED OR IMPURE BLOOD, The popular belief in npu
rag o. e Oooa isfounde in TRUTH scrofula is de
OF the blood Tn cparticuar purpose and yrtue
this Sarapara is to purify and regenerate this vital
mated constitutions. " i
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5MletaLs, Aar0WarG. 1t.

nj KEITH, JR., &SON,
4NAs -, e,,,.,,,, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
or 70 SOUTH CHARLES STREET, Baltimore,
Offer for sale at lowest market rates
Best Eastern Cut Nails.
Naylor and Marshall's Cast and Shear SteeI
oliver Ames Sons Shovels and Spades;
N: Rowland Co.'S Shovels and Spades;
hlmballs Patent Shovels and Spades;
y: Keith, Jr az Co.'S Tacks and Finishing Nails:
Sheble, Lawson Fishers Forks
American Butt Co.'s Hinges and Sad Irons
Mann's and H. Collins Axes
W, B. Douglas Pumps and Rams;
Pump Curbs, Fixtures and Chain;
Hollow ware, Castings and Tea Kettles;
Hoop Iron, Coffee Mills, Axle PuIlies;
Faucets Molasses Gates, Cow Bells, &c, &C. &c jl-3m
NEW H ARDW ARE AND HOUSE
~ FURNISHING STORE
ANDREW REUTER- K SONS,
No. SIS W. BALTIMORE STREET,
between Frederick and Cav SITS
Our stock consists of complete assortment of fine IVORY
KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET CUTLERY of the best ma
kers RALORS and SCISSORS of all descriptions, Taors'
Shears of every size, French Cooks and Carving Knives
Gorkscrews and Champagne Nppers; PLATED and BRI-
TaNNl ARE, such Forks, Spoons, Tea Sets Pitchers,
Casters COiee lrns Lamps and Candestcks Also fine
stock Of PLANISHED TIN WARE the celebrated OLD
d. MlNlON COFFEE POT, JAPANNED WARE of all de-
Ftions Ice Cream and Jelly MOuLDS, Fancy Japanned
Bird Cages Tea Cannsers Brushes Fancy Busters and
many other articles too to mention Also, gene
raj Hardware, Cabinet Makers and Builders Materials
Tools, GUNS &c.
The prices and quality Goods will be found equal to any
IN the city, and the patronage of the public respectfully
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FOR THE SOUTH

. =
between the lepOts on the Route ~ O.
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights ras
on INC bay steamers anu are privileged TO Tan OreT at igL
at any point mt ana resume their trip by daylight
~ ImnAhilCGi Lax EMBELLISHMENTS from New York
and philadelphia by this Line will have their baggage
checEed from those cities to BAY BOATS from whe6ee
VIII DC checked to different points South. -
FOR further information and Through Tickets which r
GOOD by the Bay or Mail Line appyin NEW YORK at the
company Ofnce, Great Southern Railroad Office Jersey
Nay corfei oI Barclay street, above the Astor House;
PGarce Agent In PHILADELPHIA al the Con,,nany5s
once, ~ W. corner of Sixth and Chestnut straafs. az
az toDS S nepo Broad and Prime streets And in RAITI
hDhh at te O1lce Baltimore Steam Packet ConpaT fr
OF mon DOCK, or on board the Bay Steamers - '
The large and commodOus, new and beautiful st.o,,,
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE replete with every corn
Tort and convenience, has been added to the inc m
Line being now composed the splendid steamers IOjS
Ana, Capt g. W. Russell, and ADELA DE, Captain las
Cannon having unsurpassed state and berth accom-
The Norfolk Bay Line steamers will leave tbe Coor
nyS wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET.
Daily, Sundays eXCeDted, @'i-Ii
-. s9-AT AZ O'CLOCK, ?. Ma
Or Immediately after the arrival the Egpyess T,,
PM ' ~ ''i""eipiIa al IL
The following is the Schedule:
New York, at O'clock A. NJ Portsmouth al az oc,
Baltimore ~ =" PM Wilmington at s " an
For Augusta Charleston and the south Via the NariM
ter Railroad, finished. 80 " VIZ ''"i''''es
Passengers for Richmond and PETERSBURG ~ apy o.r
points on the James River, connect with James River ts
eaGly next morning after leaving Baltimore ss'is'
passengers ior kdenton, Plymouth, Eewbern Wash
ngton Weldon, Goldsboro, Beaufort, Warsaw RaIeII n
agreeable route. NJ X E.T'f anu
Baltimore, 1859. TjeIS-tf prasijooI,+
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1T OFFICE OF M0NUMENTA
ussEslzzEs4zszS| STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Companys boats having heen put in complete np;r
order prepared to execute every description of rive
and harbOr towing at the shortest notice. - "
The COmpanys Boats rs follows.
Steamer IIGRESS, Captain Luke League
Steamer LIONESS, Captain A. n Iea9na
The commanders are experienced masters and every omar
antee gwen for the safety Of vessels in their charge m
rates OF towage VIII be made reasonable For hlrher ipor
nation apply 10 the Captains beard or Of the agent
;.,o.r WM II. BOLTON,
Iaio4 No. - W Pratt street
sIE~s@ BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEHAN
Seaas%4SE-lsNA STEAM COMPANY
,I; Ian DAILY LINE Except Sunday for PORT DE
fUSlI, HAY RE DE GRACE and TIDE WATER CANAL
Inc steamboat "JUNIATTA Capt Frederick Tomlin
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING at
clock. Returning, leaves PORT DEPOSIT every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at O'Clock, 7. NJ
and HAVRE DE GRACE at O'clock z NJ
The steamboat LANCASHIRE Cant T. W Tomlins0n,
leaves same place EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY !, and
SATURDAY EVENING at 6 O'Clock. Returning leaves
PORT DEPOSIT nv cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aan9
FRIDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, and HAVRE DE GhA|h
Passage, berhs included 50 cents
Freight received daily until O'clock carried al low rates.
and carefully attended to-
~ Duplicate receipts for freight will be required,
Inc agent at HaVre de Grace will attend to iON
merehandlse consigned to him for any point on te deSy
Philadelphia or elsewhere
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
ak TAYLOR Agent, Havre de Grace
a. NOME Agent Port Deposit
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4ianos an0 Tlustt

z,xiE F. D. BENTEEN.
EEN-TeISa SOLE AGENT FOR THE SALE
II u II n
NuNN'S & CLARK'S PIANO FORTFS
Wareroom No 10 North Charles and 50 Fayette street
constantly receiving supplies UfNUNN'S y CLARKE
SUPERIOR PiANO-FORTES.
From the subscribers long experience in dealing with
and being perfectly familiar with all the most celebrated
makers Of Pianos he is determined retain the Age ncy
only OF NUNN'S ~ CLARK'S PIANOS being fully salts
d by ms own experience and that of Others that they
the best and most perfect Pianos before the public,
tone, touch, workmanship durability keeping in tune and
not breaking strings and the fact is being daily more widely
known to all disintereSted persons.
~ Pianos exchanged, for rent, tuned and repaired
MElODEONS from $i5 to 5000
ORGAN HARMONIOUS 5000 to $50 ie9-tf
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SCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL is constitu-
AL disease corruption Of the blood, by which this
aon tpervades the whole body, and may burst out in
usese on any part oft No organ is free from attacks
nor IS there one which it may destroy The crofuous
faint varously by mercura disease low living
dlSordered or unhealthy food impure air. filth and lthy
haS the depressing vices etc Whatever be its origin,
20 children unto the third and fourth generaon indeed
70 oe the rod OF Him who SAYS 81 will visit the mi
qnutes OF the fathers upon their children
us ELECTS commence by deposition from the blood of COR
up or uIcerous matter which, in the lungs liver and in
era Ggans is termed tubecles in the glands sweing
u on the surface eruptons This foul ption
ch gende III the Blood depesses the energies of life so
mat constitutions not only suffer from scroous
complaints but they have far less power to withstand the ar
acks OF other diseases consequently vast numbers perish
p ds0rdeTs winch although not scrouous their nature
are stu rendered fatal by this faint in he system Most of
@ which deemates the human family has its
origin directly in this scrOuouS contamination and many
Destructive diseases of the liver kidneys brain and indeed
cause. - Se'" " 'ne ediAe
one quarter of all people scrouous their persons
are INVADED by this lurking Infection and their health Is
undermined by IT. To cleanse it from system we must
renovate the blood by Alternative medicine and nyieo
supply n N0N'4 NiHS"iNinc we
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EUHN HERZUG,
-
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE.
II. L. corner Of Park and Lexington sts.,
BALTIMORE.
Keeps on hand and manufactures general assortment
Builders Cabinet, Housekeeping Fancy Hardware Sill
yer Plated Ware, Cutlery Hollow Ware, Locks Brushes
Tools Saws Files Scales German Saws, Locks Iron Bed
sieads,
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STEAMBOATS,.

Iii THREE TIMES PER WEEK.
Easzrl1l--azFOR PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND. e
dhg rf9Thattsn Steamboat Company" will on and after
GEO. PEABODY and 'BETVIDEREi, THREE TIMES
P P4IFip WEEK WEE leaving Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATl RDAY AFTERNOONS at 3 O'clock
Ket9rning will leave Richmond the days and
E9 These Steamers have splendid state room accon,mo,
dations. ~ ~ 'N'O'''''o
For freight or passage apply to
or J. BRANDT, Jr., Agent
go . Light street wharf
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

Az Ek'S CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIc
are composed that disease within range of their
on can rarely or evade them Their penetrating
properties Search and cleanse and nvgoate every portion
OF the human correcting its diseased action and re-
pertes the invalid who bowed down with main or
debility is astonshed to find his health energy by
remedy at once so simple and inviting.
Not only do they the every day complaints of every
body but also many formidable ard dangerous diseases
The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my
mean Almanac containing certificates of their cures and d
Tor their use in the following complaints COSre-
nsSS Mea1tO' Headache arising from disordered ston-
ne 8Gosts, Ftdtulency Loss Of Appetite Jdundice and
o nsfrrrtn arising from low state ofthe body
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
0ou'hs, HoLps, nMFLuESzA, HoARsENEss GROUP, ,Y.
RELIEF OF Coy SGNsgTPFIpS AND FOR THE
ADVANCED STAGES OF
DISEASE.
SO wide is the field of its usefulness and so numaro
the cases Vt its that almost section OF
abound in persons publicly known who have been restored
its use When once tried its superiority every other
medicine Of its kind is too apparent to observation
tate what antdoe to employ for the distressing and dan
gerous affections Of the pulmonary organs that incident
the community have failed and been discarded this has
gained friends by every trial conferred benefits the
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.
DR. j. c. AVER CO.,
All our Remedies for sale by Thomson, Wood Block
and H Brown Bro, Baltimore street. at Wholesale and
BY all the Druggist at retail. j2s-eo6m
TOHN RODGERS & SON,
~ ASH. HtGH STREET, near Fayette
MhaeapTfsetgrsrs Ct FIRE APPARATUS AND GENERAL
and GAS FIXTURES furnished at shortest notice
W Orders respectfully solicited. alsm
kAGS. RAGS.-Highest price paid in cash at
aicsot ssaryiand Paper Works,
Office, l22 North street.
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EMsIE FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
dzlsaR1zsa=-3- TIE steamer VIRGINIA, Can't N Fair
the season, between 7 'f' ~
- BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKSBURG,
On FRIDAY, March nth, 1852 leaving Baltimore on that
DAY at clock, NJ, from her BERTH on Light street wharf
root oil Barre (nd each succeeding Friday thereafter at the
same hour arriving in fredericksburg next day evening
Saturday, before dark Returning, will leave Fredericks
S every Tuesday morning. at O'clock after the arrival
there OF the night train Of from the North and Soh
arrive IN Baltimore early Wednesday morning
The Virginia. will stop ut all of her usual landings on
t!e kAPIAlANNOCk, going and returning; and in add.
ScngerS. ''0'' '''- rus
The steamer has large freight capacity which facilitates
le handling and slowing OF goods, thereby preventing
Dreakage and other accidents
She IS amply provided with well ventilated State Rooms
and Bcrs which renders her one Of the most pleasant and
mortabe boats for passengers Chesapeake Bav
has been thoroughly oyerauled and repaired during the
past winter, and furnished with NEW BOILER Thereby
greatly increasing her speed. ''
W Freight Of all kinds taken very moderate rates and
and Friday, up to 3 o'clock. '' "S
Fl All Freight landed on the river must he prepaid
Goods rGm other lines, destined for Frederick shIrr Ar
Po on the river VIII be promptly received the Agents
IN Baltimore, charges paid forwarded with dcspatSb
Grain from the River received delivered Der bag
foT 1urther information apply on board, to
CAPRON 4 GWYNN, Agents,
~ no; q South street, Baltimore
mhll-f t.s9'T,iTIIt'
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
/. The Slanderer.

G. W. Brown, the editor of the renegade
Free State paper at Lawrence, Kansas, which
for three Yeas past has been the active and
unscrupulolls foe to Free State men, and
which has grown rich off the beggings of the
editors wife through the States, from the
friends of the Free State cause, has COM
menced villifyins John Brown, and misrepre-
senting the facts of history. The general esti-
mate Of this g. ". Brown, and his Herald
Of Freedom" in Kansas, is well expressed by
James kcdpath, when he says, sit is the
cOmnon saying in Kansas that ne would SIAN
der his wife editorrally, for 10 cents line,
provided you paid him in advance for col
umn's worth" ............ ..... ...
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
Negro Equality South.

William A. Lake, an old member of Con-
gress from the Vicksburg (Miss.) District, a
Know-Nothing, and now representative Of
Vicksburg in the Legislature, declared in a
speech before that body ''that man at the
South who owns but one negro has no right
to express his opinions on political matters. -
A fellow member, "Tisdale of Kemper,' .
thereupon introduced 'bill for the prosperi-
ty, growth and relief of the South" The
concluding sections of this bill are in the fol-
lowing words: aun..
"And now shall proceed to elucidate in a
brief manner how we shall make the South
prosper and blossom as rose. 1t is we'll
known that the voters who do not own slaves
far outnumber those who hdue, and as the
Bible says we have been created equal but
let US be equal in everything. Let the rich
divide with the poor, or that every man can
have the same number of slav to work for
him. IL this is not satisfactory, let us repeal
articles %, 26, 80, and 81 Of section z, on
page 24l of the new Code, and import Afri-
cans to give to the poor men, and make them
the eqaals of the rich man. say proclaim it
from Dover's flights, open the siave-trade and
make us all equal by giving to each good citi-
zen an equal amount ofproperty in the shape
of niggers. All laws coming in conflict with
this law is hereby repealed"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
The Dollar IEark

The Philadelphia Press is renewing the old
discussion as TO the Specification and origin of
the familiar (S) dollar mark. 1t quotes the
"Cyciopa liza of Commerce." which says that
as the Spanish dollars once circulated here
were called ''pieces of s." Consisting of eight
reals, stamped on the coin 'S R." the two
vertical lines were run through the figure 8,
in this manner S, to distinguish it from the
mere numeral.
Speaking of the Spanish dollar, the New
American Cyclop@dia says, ''the best known
variety was the pillar dollar, so called from
the two pillars on its reverse representing the
Pillars Of Hercules, the ancient name of the
opposite promontories at the Straits of Glib
raltar. The rude imitation of these rude pill
lars in writing, connecting them by scroll,
is said to have been the origin of the dollar
mark 60 now universally familiar" The
same authority adds, however, that the deri-
vation of the mark from 'the Spanish dollars
being called pieces of eight " is "a more plau-
sible explanation"
We think the pillars and the scroll uniting
them the more likely to be the true solution
We have seen it ingeniously suggested that
the character is made of the letters gu. 81
and s written over the U, signifying United
States currency. But this will not do; as
the character was in use before the first Amer
ican dollar was coined.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
A Beautiful AllegOry.

Mr.. Crittenden was engaged in defending a
man who had been indicted for capital offence.
After an elaborate and powerful defence, he
closed his effort by the following striking and
beautiful allegory
When God in His eternal counsel con-
ceived the thought Of mans creation He cal
led to him the three ministers who wait con-
stantly upon the throne, Justice, Truth, and
Mercy, and thus addressed them
"Shall we make man?' Then said JUS
tice, 80 God, make him not, for he will tram
pie upon thy laws" Truth made answer,
so God, make him not, for he will pollute thy
sanctuaries. But Mercy. dropping upon her
knees, and looking up through her tears, and
exclaimed, 80 God, make him, 1 will watch
over him with my care through all the dark
paths which he may have to tread" Then
God made man, and ssid to him, 30 man,
thou art the child Of Mercy, go and deal with
thy brothers."
The jury, when he finished, were drowned
in tears, and against evidence, and what must
have been their own convictions, brought in a
verdict of not guilty.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
THE COTTAGE DOOR.

H 2
= How sweet the rest that labor yields
The humble and the poor,i
Where sits the patriarch OF the helds
Before the cottage door!
The lark is singing in the sky, -..,..
The swallows on the caves,
And love is beaming from each eye, a
Beneath the summer sky!
The air amid its fragrant bowers
Supplies unpurchased health, H 2
And heartsa are bounding mid the flowers.
More dear to him than wealth.
Peace, like the blessed sunlight, plays
Around his humble cot,
And happy nights and cheerful days
Divide his lowly lot. ~
And when the village sabbath bell
Rings out upon the gale,
The father bows his head to tell .l.
The music of its tale
A fresher verdure seems to fill
The fair and dewy sod,
And every infant tongue is still
To hear the word of God
o, happy hearts! to Him who stills
The ravens when they cry,
And makes the lily meath the hills
SO glorious to the eye
The trusting patriarch prays to bless
His labors with increase;
Such ways are ways of pleasantness,
And all such "paths are peace