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SELECT POETRY
For the Sunday Dispatch.
''Et is Hard to be Old and Poor,
BY WILLIAM KING SADLER.

THE following was suggested by the ex-
preston of virtuous old man, much worn
with the fatgueS of life and tottering YEARLY
toward the grave, who was called upon to pay
Il tax TO the nation for the privilege of retain
ing his meagre possessions, which were scarce
ly sufficient to secure for him final respect
While the reflective tear filled his age-dimmed
eyes when told he must pay the amount, he
uttered the heartfelt words, at is hard to be
old and poor
How tearfully tender were whispered the
By trembling, wearied sire, words
And the trees were bare
BY the bleak north air
No warble was heard from the May-song birds
As we sat by the hearthwood fire.
'It is hard to be old and poor" he said,
And he keenly felt the smart,
For rate, that day,
Was he called to pay
Then he gently bowed his palsied head
To rest it near my heart.
1T is hard to be old and poor he sighed,
For the world Will take no thought
I stroked with care
His silvcry hair
The wise and good from want have died,
And Kindness must be bought"
1T is hard to be old and poor he wept,
And as virtue warmed his breast,
With trembling voice
Said hc Rejoice,
" boy, in yoqtA, and now accept
Ny guide-nly last request
1T IS hard 80 be old ard poor :" but know
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a counting room, they pore from morning
till night, and seek their princely man
sions. The weary soul, released, as it
were, from prison-house, exuits with rap
ture upon the approaching morrow, when
freed from sOrdid .;ares and troubles, it
may breathe the free, invigorating air Of
Heaven, view the magnificent and ever
changing landscapes Of nature, and clay
up treasures where neither moth nor rust
doth corrupt"
To the lonely, toiling widow, it brings
repose and consolation, repairs her ex-
hausted ,-ature's feeble strength, cheers
her in her dreariest moment Of hard ne.
cessity with bright anticipations, and
speaks of the glorious promise, that there
is zone who will be a husband to the
widow, and father to the fatherless."
To the Christian, it indicates that he is
nearing a green oasis in the desert of life.
His heart beats quicker, his sinking spir-
its rise, for he feels that he soon will quaff
"A copious draught Of cheering, living wa
ter He knows, too, that the brilliant sun,
which lately sank behind the western hills
will rise again on the morrow, and dispel
the dusky livery which envelopes the
earth, smile on him, and gid yon tower
ing spire, whence will peal a pleasing
chime, calling him to the sanctuary OF
God He feels that this is but an en-
blem of the Saturday night of life, and
that then glorious band Of angels viii
dispel the gloomy night Of sin, and toll,
and sorrow, and usher him into the JOY
full light of an eternal Sabbath.
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4 Light Heart.

There is much truth in the remark that
the philosophy Of many men originate i'll
their livers. Those dark views OF human
nature and human life which ordinarily
pass for exalted wisdom, proceed from
diseased body or diseased mind. The man
who retires from society and Processes to
have found all its pleasure, vanity, and
vexation of spirit, would speak more truth
fully if ne confessed that, from some de-
rangement Of his organism he had lost
his capacity for enjoyment. The lights
of the ball are just as brilliant, the dres-
ses as splendid, the confectionery as sweet,
the music as delicious rs when each of
these contributed to his delight lie has
changed, and he thence concludes that
they are hollow and joyless as they appear
to him. lie cannot bring himself to be-
live that they ever did afford him sincere
enjoyment. Looking back over his past
life, his morbid fancy tinges all with
its own sombre hue. He repines at his
existence, and quotes very gloomily:
Count DER the joys thine hours have seen,
Count Ger the days from anguish free,
And know whatever thou hast been,
'Tis something better MOTTO be"
Inere Is no WISDOM IN all TINS. True
wisdom does not look upon this world as
either paradise or purgatory. Its max
i'm is to enjoy the present if it be bright,
to endure it if it be gloomy. SO far is it
from attempting to show its superiority by
finding good in nothing, that it never COM
plains. When misfortune comes, it never
succumbs at the first approach and sinks
into hopeless dependence but with a
! light, elastic buoyancy, it makes an un-
yielding resistance, and breaks all the
force Of the attack.
All! fine thing in this world Of trial
and sorrow, is light hopeful heart. 1t
! alone possesses the stoutness which will
carry one through difficulties, Affections
and prosecutions it can climb mountains,
penetrate deserts, and brave the storm
tossed ocean it can endure all the hard
ships OF the camp, and march unfalteringly
with the forlorn hope to the cannon's
mouth. When the proud man is humbled
and the strong man has failed, he of light
! heart will remain, unfearing and unhurt
triumphant over every obstacle, superior
| to every difficulty.
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EBEysBURG RoR. OFFICERS

Justices Of Me Peace.-David II. Roberts,
Harrison Kinkead.
Bargsss.-John d. Hughes.
IolrH uncH.-Andrew Lewis, Joshua d.
Parrish, David Lewis, Richard Jones, Jr., NJ.
p Harr
Cserk 10 CouacH.-James C. Noon
Through Treasurer.-George Gurley.
be9h NdSteTS.-Davis Lloyd.
School Drectors.-M. C. MCague, \. a.
.arAer, Thomas NJ. Jones, Reese S. Lloyd,
award Glass, William Davis.
4 treasurer Of School Board-Eyan Morgan.
q oo"std6ie-George Gurley.
s I'H Coitector.-George Gurley.
Assessor.-Richard 7. Davis.
|H'JS ot EIectioB.-David j. Jones.
''~peef@rs.--psyid II. Roberts, Daniel O.
a .a-s
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Poor PLACES TO LIVE AT.-There is
a place in Maine so rocky that when the
Down casters plant corn, they look for
crevices in the rocks, and shoot the grass
in with musket; they cant raise ducks
there no how, for the stones are so thick
that the ducks cal.' t get their bills between
them to pick up the grasshOppers, and
the only way that the sheep can get
at the sprigs of grass is by grinding their
noses on Il grlndstone.
But that amt circumstance to place
on the Eastern shore; there the land is so
poor that it takes two kildeas to say "kil-
dea;" and on a clear day you can see the
grasshoppers climb up mullen stalk, and
look with tears in their eyes over a fifty
acre field and the humble bees have to
90 down on their knees to get at the grass ;
all the mosquitoes die Of starvation, and
the turkey buzzards have to emigrate.
But there is a county in Virginia which
can beat that-there the land is so sterile
that when the wind is at the northwest
they have to tie the children to keep them
from being blown away; there it takes six
frogs to see man, and when the dogs bark
they have to lean against the fence the
horses are so thin that it takes twelve of
them to make shadow, aud when they
kill beef they have to hold him up to
knock him down.
But, oh there is a region in Jersey;
saith Nose Draper, where they held two
week 5 Jubilee in the churches, because it
was announced that fresh blade of grass
had sprouted in the southern part of the
county. There the natives once murdered
a traveller for the sake of half ginger
bread cake, which he was rumored to have
in his pocket, and there, too, they turned
a man ''out of meeting" because, after a
visit to Philadelphia, he reported that
while in that city had had at one time
as much as he could eat
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To THE BoYs.-Never marry girl
who is fond of always being in the street
who is fond of going to the theatre
who has a jewelled hand and an empty
head-who will see her mother work and
toll while she lies in bed and reads novels
or feigns sickness-who is ashamed to own
her mother because she dresses plain
never learned grammar, or was accustom-
ed to the etiquette of the drawing-room-
who is always complaining that she can
not get enough money to dress like Miss
So-and-So, OF go to parties like Such-a-one
who wears her shoes slipshod, or has a
hole in her stockings and is too lazy TO
mend it. Should you get such one, de-
pend upon it you will have a dirty, un-
tidy, miserable home and life of it But
the kind, affectionate, tidy girl, who helps
her mother, who is always ready and anx-
ious to accommodate her mother, father,
brothers and sisters-who is kind to the
poor-who dresses neatly and according
to her means-who is always cheerful and
fond of accommodating others-if you can
get such a treasure, your home Will be a
paradise. Boys, do you hear that
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Charms every syren from the path of fame,
And plants the Seeding of deathless name.
Mark well the leSsonl Woman's tender care
Lives where the gray usurps the raven hair !;
Fires with new light the dim and fading eve,
And teaches man manfully to die.
Take home the lesson! when we cross the
stream
That blots TO- aye life's fitting, fading dream,
Her white hands close our life books latest
page,
She weeps our ashes as she guards our age
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E3ExSHgRG lstilS.

MAILS ARRIVE.
t.trr0 daily, at II! o'clock, \. N.
y --.e-u, AT II L. ".
NAILS CLOSE
7 .-;.rn. daily. at ; o'clock, p. VI.
Western. at 81 \. VI.
re- The Nails from Butler Indiana, ,Strongs-
Hu &c arrive on Tuesday and Friday of
3. week at O'Clock, p. VI.
Leave Ehensburg on Mondays and Thurs
togs. at clock. y. VI.
1Iz;- The Mails from Ncwman's Mills Car
Iolltown, &c, arrive on Monday and Friday Of
zach week, at ; O'Clock, u. NJ
Leave Ebensburg on Tuesdays and Satur-
tayS, at o'clock. 4. VI.
La Post Office open on Sundays from Q
J. 10 o'clock, y. VI.
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asg- y philosopher, being asked what
was the first thing necessary towards win
ming the love of woman, answered can
opportunity
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eeez Wanted-A lid for the trunk Of a
tree.
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administrators and Executors Notices, I.75
Professional Business Cards, not ex-
cecding lines, with paper per year, 500
Gsl3~ Advertisements not marked with the
numbcr Of insertions desired, will he contin-
ped till forbidden, and charged according to
HE above terms.
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~ Love thy ncighbor as thysclf
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN PASS CHRISTIAN. MISS
at Auction.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Office II Commercial Place.

JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer.
Office, IL Commercial Place.
FNHURSDAY, Feb. 10th, 1859, Mt IL O'Clock
l. NJ, al the City Hotel Common street. will be SOLD
That highly desirable piece Ground the site of
late Sans Souci with the Public Wharf known Woodwas
Said Lot situated within the limits of the
Pass Christian Harrison county Mississippi five
feet on the Gulf sf Mesco with depth Of 900 feet
lands OF Mrs Sarah Selph The by the property the
children Of Calvin Bradley and the north property
Coomh Ferry.
The improvements consist Of large double tenement with
kitchen the Beach small house rooms two
CABIN and wahheuse, with well stock garden the center
Lot and large stable and carriage house the Lots the
whole well fenced. ~ -
Also the wharf measuring 800 feet in length with strong
house oyster lhop and bath house. ali in perfect order
This property is well worth attention parties DESTROYS
well known watering place. =
The properly free eucumbrance and will be sold
wi hour - = -
R9- TERMS -One.third cash balance in one two and
three for bearing per Mt interest," with deed Of
until final payment. is22
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA-THE SEW
ea Glasses Of the Collegiate Department fully organ
lied. Students will be admitted period during the AGA
demic year. c. W SEARS,
Dean Of the Faculty
Students in the Grammar School prepared
to the Collegiate Course, and Study Latin Greek French
Spanish, GermHn and all English branches. = $500
oares day bosrders and day scholars received in both
apply the Of Baronne and Common streets 10 hs Glen
eral Superintendent. LOUIS DUFAU,
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sHERIFT's SALKe.

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VALUABLE IMPOvED AND VACANT PROPERTY
in the Fourth District without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO..

JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office IL Commercial Place
THURSDAY, Feb. 10. 1859, MT IL o'clock, at
the City Hotel Common street. will be told auction
l. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the square
and designated lots Nos L. and Each lot mea nrt
feet inches and lines front Chippewa street.
In depth.
O. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with the improve.
ments thereon situated in the square bounded by uon
Rousseau and First streets and designated Nos
and Each lot measures 80 ee7 inches front street
by lsO feet 3nches and lines in dep,h The imp
and cabinets. kitchen containing rooms cisten, etc.
s. -FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the square
bounded BY Fulton Philip saraparu and Rousseau seer
designated as lots Nos g. and TO- Lots Nos. g.
81 feet inches and lines front Fulton street.
10 feet in depth Lot No 81 feet II inches front on
Futon street by 20 feet dep b. 10 forms the correr
Of Fulton and Philip streets.
4. SEVEN LoTs OF GRoUD situated in the SQUARE
bounded by Saraparu Levee Philip and Rousseau
designated lots Nos H. H. 49, a. u.s. IL IT. Lots Nos
and measure 81 feet II inches and lines
street by lD feet in depth. Lot No. Is 81
inches and lines front Rousseau by 100 feet depth
Philip street, forming the Rousseau and Philip
story cottage house containing Lots IA and
81 feet inches and oat aparu street by
So feet ~ inches in de th The improvements
cottage houses each containing kitchen
tanning cstern Lots Nos l6 and II
W feet il inches and lines front Philip 1879
inches in depth The improvements consist of story
cottage houses, each containing rooms kitchen containing
70 ms, cistern. etc.
TERMS-Onehird cash balance in me- two three four
ye RS, for notes bearing per cent. interest.
Act Of sale before Thomas Layton, Notary Public the
pense OF TIE purchaser. ja3l
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BY N. VIGNIE.


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LEGAL NOTICES.

y ". osi..s e ssA
!: .a aass 3 60 e ss.n e
chow cause within ten days from The nofcato,
:, ~: % & g. e = e
and approved and the fands 10 accordance hsrsuh
80 IL KELLY. Deputy GEEK
RTd m
AVIS &. R Pc; ]. gss:.s. s:ss: ss:..
Ia prsssnts paSlssilou rs.oas ~ .qasss soYts
e
ii ias : III KELLY, Dsp.,s Greiz.r-
IN against lie soccessiois Il The late VIM Wiling
hereby notified them without delay 70 NJ Monf
gcmefJ, Executor sace Of Brca Aichsl AtcE
neys.at-L Law. 81 Camp street.
yIs-Toatss r.Sn r ,ys1s De: Esel..
par no6er Dc lee presenter dsata MOST
geometry esscueur bureau dc Brice MITCHELL sseeats
81 rue du Camp q ft3slN
NOTICE TO STATE TAX PAYRMB.-No-
The year 1883 State Licenses the year 1859
receive Tho from and after tho
1888 a. Big o1cs NO. Esplsnsds street 6etys
- - VAL. ST. cEeAN ~
atate Tax Collector Third Diuts1te K o. q
Wis Ark PAYEURs DE rAxHt& neR-
"A TATAvis es par le Present donnie ioussE
pour 1859 posr Il Ds,ric Nssves
Orleans, les soussignes pTepares arecevoit
planads sn,rs les dss Lsvee. Hsasss a. =
1sau, de 70 hsurs' A. I WIS ia,su !, e fs y
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HAVANA CIGARS. HAVANA CIGARS

FIGARO-Always on hand fine assortment this cells
DRAFTED brand and also the brands Preuyese
p p La vos Ingenudad. Ncaana Ceryan,es Esconca Sol
Washington, Sultan, Bengochea Albion Flor Morales Selma
Flor PujaSos Dos Hermanas Antonio Garcu Acierto
guel Mokovtas Resaa Londres Flor Fins Comercisntes
Rrevas Cazsdores Cunchas Uperss Entire Acios Btancas
ETC., etc. =
Sole Agent of the Figaro Cigarettes.
For sale by F. RIvAS
Jas I'm 80 st, Charles street sta;rs
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DESIRABLE FARM ON THE JACKSON RAILROAD
at Private Sale.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO..

A DE DE ls1h ~ FARM, IN the parish Of 81.
and jackson Railroad containing acres 60 Of which are ia
cultivation and 40 b easily ct little expense
There s on the place fne Log House, together good
ns e 1s, grain poultry
trees consisting Of Peach Apples Ounce Fig Trees
There is Ems Creek running through the place and good
fence around the cleared land. ian IN
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'FO ARRIVE PER SHIP PEPPERELL from Bor.
: desux- 81 -
quarter pipes Rochelle Brandy" Lancein4th proof
81 casks Claret, for family use -
0 cases Dry Prune in jars OF different shapes and cartons
foI sale BY B. D. GRATtAA 4 CO, ~ :
l"st 70 CusiomboHse street.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA - FRENCH
Permanent Evening Glasses, conducted by Professor
GENTiL i've times week from to O'Clock r. n. TERMS
wish to scanse thorough knowledge Of the French Language
are respectfully requested apply the University Buildings
dl Sun PROFESSOR LOUIS DUFAU,
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CREsCENr CRY BANK,
..- New Orleans, January ri 1859. !
=, Notice IL hereby given that . me eiing Of
the Stockholders will be held Office H. Peters,
Notary Public the 18th February purpose
heir assent to the increase The Capital Stock
two millions OF dollars required nv the 9Th
Chsrter and Section Of the Act Of 1885,
Instant =
jR28 In JOS Raj. Cashier
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BY ]. NEVILLE & co.

A VALUABLE KEW BRICK COTTAGE DWELLING.
1ssssr With on.h q saas5s q o5Sund ,nseS p
BY JULIAN NEVILLE r. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctionesr.
ONCE II Commercial Place.
st the City Hotel Common street. without WIN b
ONE QUARTER OF SQUARE OF GROUND, situated
In IN the sausIe bounded by kIo.dwsy Pine Sc
y depth W..slasssa Tosssss.
s.ss ?1 AZ Z en- ,.'' The
FOL per- Sa Il not .p s ~
fiy ,hs, 2, arg PEI cent ;a. ..,.
pense Of the purchaser. ja3i
sh l.iss 4 the sdjudes.
BY JULLAN NEVILLE r CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioueer,
Office. II Commercial Place.
q ~ CRY Hotel Common street. ~ psriss
THAT ,ELEeAkTTwosIoEYB BRICK COTTAGE RE-
IDEHCE erected by the late N. N Wilkinson, Esq., for his
Third streets. measuring 800 feet Canal avenue ms
RI: b are laid
spacious green ou.s for exc. plants
hoor and the above and In the Kitchens psntre
| ssIye,,A' Ioom.. etc.
wants. and in fact everything that necessary
render country residence desirable.
The house built after the Cottage Ornee style and having
been built for sale. but for private residence one
Of the most sub.anliay built and elegant houses
nsighhorhood Of the city
1he property is 10 be sold positively without reserve the
following Four thousand dollars cash. purchaser
to note for % sSsh due the LIST OF next
r.
tion at and years. for bearing mortgage prop
cy and cent. and per eventual
terest. u
Improvements be kept insured policy transferred
holder Of notes.
wishing property do 50 by applying
. the auctioneers' Office.
Act Of sale before W. Breedlove Notary Public the ex-
pense q the purchaser ja3l
SALE POSITIVE AND WITHOUT RESERVE
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE
eurth Dsct-At suction-OfernH 6ne opportupity 10
parties wishing 10 build and positively the adudea-
ton. =.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
-" JuLAH NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Office II Commercial Place.
| THURSDAY, Feb. 10, 1850, at ~ o'clock at
the City Hotel, Common street, will be sold =
TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in square br unded
by Magazine Second Constance and Third desep
aied lots Nos 10 Hnd q Lot No. 80 front
fine six stall stable large shed and well
filled above the grade good fence. Lot l9
81 feet Second street. by l26 feet inches In deph
These lots only half street
omnibus minutes and in the vicinity
Of the best residences and neghboraoOds the
/ District.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cash. balance in 70 MONTHS for notes
| bearing per cent intereet
Graham Notary Public at the ex
| pense Of the purchaser. ja3l