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Certificates OF PACKAGES willie 50

CircuIaE showing The plan of the Lot
tsrtCs viii be sent 10 any one cssirOuS of
receiving it.
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Passing along youth his coat on na In barrel see
ing which, he stuck attitude. and eNcielIe,:
SEE what rent the enylous cask has inside
jenkins irg asked II he liked saHsases re.ar Thai ne had
lever sslen ANGLER vsre him tor'sT iae97a "a.
tHv, ,ssencbapte4 when he ssvhis eaalaer eating. II
t he fzltsrsd chen youth and aus were az ssed-
Aargh one swalloui not usae suriaey stu pin ms
ltcioltFiv Inverted IN chair VIII inske one spilns
WIN /. twice; eleven zke ten2 Because twice eleven is
svsnty e ., and twice ten IS twenty TOO
sailor Al the fheare supposed that the dancing
iris were their At halt mast marx Of respect tc de
Partelmodesy
sts the Tocs On which split' he said to his
vie when asked rock the cradle.
..Tat motion Is out Of order the Chairman political
meeting sa1 whea be ruihan raising his srm 70 throw
rotten egg
Buhy Why don't you go and have your mother W
that hole your tF0wssrsg U, along Old woman our
folks son0mrng. and ois VIII last longer tsn patch
grssnhsrn long time very attentive, uausng ,an
eansstiom chair en Ii he said II wonder what ellSN
trouble find ali them haes and 70 put the straw
around tasml"
An irish JUDGE said, addressing prisoner sYou
be hanged, and hope IT willbea warning to you"
- lawyer" said Lord Brougham l4oetousy is leane.
ntlemans Eho estate from your enemies and
ksePs It himself"
During examination medical student teing asked To
question: does enzUe replied ~ hen yo
pep he question AMI answered, No.
ssm you little imp sid tender hearted mother 70 r lit
tie son, Ehst earth did throw the kitten into the vel
''oh. coz crazy T"
sCoule g your ma you little cberub.'
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W0RE our LASps-SEEDIsG Te GRAss.-SoD 9
years ago owned farm in New Hampshire, oom
prising variety Of soils, among which was 8 peee
of s'old n E" pine plain land, so exhausted by cen
tinued cropping that was considered worthless 10
fact It zss so run down that for years before came
IN possession IL had lain as waste land 1t would moi
swsrd over except il small patches and Il had The
sppeaFsboc Of being entirely exhausted. DIR ined
a small maple swamp adjoining. where the muck was
from Six 10 ten feet deep, then dug out the much
and carried it upon acre ofthe land 50 try ex>
pertinent Seventy five OF eighty OK cart loads were
dumped doWn-haif a load IA & pi,e-Rhch lsy IN
I'll ne next spring. when il spread and ploYed
uEder then marked out for e0rn. 81 feet apart, sno
maRuTsd in the hill with twenty loads Of rotten
nure Now Cor The result: | harvested fity bushels
Of good shelled corn that acre. and the ensuing
spring soWed rye sad grass. The rye was fair ami
the grass took well. Il reclaimed grass nine years
Some years [ think We cut more THAI one ton, and
none Of the yesrs l. IS than ton 20 the acre The
next acre adj3ibing Of the sane qualify of soil and
sad the ssme worn cut sppesrance, was managed ia
the same say precisely, TO muck AID manure, aud
planted to corn. / baEves 2 90 busheis-ite same
As the FIRST pieee-and soWed down the next spring
With OATS aud gTass. ] harvested SO Bushels of e1
celleut oats The grass took neatly well it did
on the first piece, but it DID flourish, and there
was MT more than half ton en- The acre, yet the
seasons we're very nesrslike. Nov, what OCCASION
eu failure OF crop Of the second piece?
Was it the cat cropG 1 am inclined 60 think il
WIS Since that tims have sown part of piece
to wheat and part 10 oats, on the same kind Of
land side by side, the dsy, and have in
vsrahy found the grass crop about third larger
m lard s7wr with wheat rye, barley, &c, 10 that
sOWn with Oats.
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AaiIp anign& anltritar


Tel me, thou nighiy deep.
With waves 50 blue and clear
Is there s'go0d time coming aoon
When hoops shall disappear
Sozne foreign ruck- bound shore,
Some and far away
Where these outrageous street balioons
Shall aii be slowed aWayl
The MIGHTY SIS vas fippied ~ squail7 ,
And answered low and sadly-.-aons a az
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02

TENKFE undersigned respectfully calls at.
tention of dealers and the public generally, to this
tbshment We prepared TO manufacture and sell on the
most reasonable terms, wholesale and retail,
Cooking and Heating Stoves.
-- II various styles and description.
HOLLOW WARE AND CASTINGS
kinds usually manufactured in such establishments.
We also Keep constantly on hand, choice stock Of
STOVE FITTINGS AND TIN WARE.
II the object Of this establishment to make to the interest OF
purchasers whether Wholesale retail patsOnize the
manufacturer, instead of heretofore, going abroad Be-
eying that this be done, invite the public give
US call and for themselves
p We would specially call the attention Of the public Of
Nashville to choice lot of
Coal Cooking stoves
hand feeling satisfied that ey will gyepeTfec
ton, and great saving Of money which is paid cut
for wood u ? All orders will receive prompt attention.
feb9-dlm. W. 6. DORRISs.
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Passing sog youth his coat on pail In barrett see
ing which, he struck an attitude. and excisnee::,
sssss what rent the enyious cask has naaos
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Magnificent scheme!

5,4s5 Prizes amountingto $4,000
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Applications received sd Policies renewed in this we'll known
Lie Company at fair rates
MASS MARI, Agents.
febi6-d3T. No IS Col eye street, Nashville,
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40 FIOFisfs "a m q A nm "a teuFs o I
Gardening.

40 FLORISTS "a nd A Nh "a teuFs #
Gardening.
NETE have just received from New and Phade pha
w Gardening implements for Ladies and Children in
cheap
The Avaraucator Pruning Shears pruning trimming
trees
Pole Pruning Shears for pruning Vines. Shrubs, &c.
Ladies' Sheargh, convenient articles pruning
Rose bushes, shrubheTy, &C.
Flower scissors useful in gathering other flowers
which have thoTny stems
Garden TrOWels OF various sizes Garden Rakes.
Wedding and TRANSMITTING Forks Triangle Hoes.
Pruning Saws and Chisels Budding Knives.
.rden Rule and Lines, Garden Syringes.
Watering Pots, &c. Spades, Shoyels, Hoes, &c. &c.
febI6. MACKENZIE & MlNCHIN.
Japan Lilies, GladiOlus, Nc., &c.
YEyO supply wants Amateurs have lust obtained from
X. Bliss Sprngfe.ds supply OF his choicest Flower
Seeds, timing hundred different kinds; Yerbena,
choice varieties AstOrs in i distinct colos from flowers
raised by Trudant Yersailes English Panses double oi
yhOck 50 and varieties Also, few roots Of
the splendid DieytTa Hectbi, Japan Lilies, red and white
The most elegant specimens Of the GtddiOfS, Se &c
fsbI6 MACKENZIE & MINCHIN
A. w.. CALL, W. FALL
LdtsOf JrCak2 TaaEeer d Co. Of CiQrkSUi2e
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FINE CHANDELIERS.

WILL furnish Chandslers, either burning Gas,
Candles. to suit sized building Church, Hotel Public
bah In the city county with ali the glass Globes Shades
cheap they can te had from any market.
keep good assortment Of all the small gas fixtures, with
DTop Lh paper aud fancy eUoTs Glass Shades Burn
ers, &c.
GAS PIPE AND GAS FITTING.
have the very bet woen always ready any kind of
Gas Fitting Also All the machinery cutting screwing
Gas Pipe and viii sell uur Of feet parties In the
cut 70 their plans and furnish the
zud other tools, 5 that they their work
steam and Steam boat Work.
sam Pipe steam Valves Cocks and other articles handfor
repairing steam work
STEAMBOAT FLOWERS, snd other steam pipe work done
wish despafea-
JAMES II. KEEDRICK,
fsb2j-3m 50 Cherry Street.
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DA-Ilf1, u = Dizziness ekcs
DE IN WILLIE G Co.,
DRUGGISTS AND PEESCHEPTIONEsTs,
eoraer Store ef ne 3se Union and American Btfegs
torRa' q CAsrry ard Church Streets,
NASH WILLIE, ENNESsEEs
ID EsPEcTFuLLY ask their odg As ana customers and
tabishment supple with ,a. s c % 4, s n No.
medicines Dsesss Fancy Goods and all articles Kept in Drug
they feel perfectly confident Of sir ability Is give entire %
faction With reference to s prices qualities Of their goods
ola nr We nope b. prompt attention % business mii
DEMovHIg CO.,
Corner Of Cherry and Church streets.
ngR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.
= under ne supervision Of thorough and accomplished
Prescrptous md Druggist that line Of bus
ala a. Al houfs' day and hight be promptly 97d accurate
MEDICINES, ms TRUMENTS, eec.--We in
Nv vite the attention Physicians cur stock Of Medicines
Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Instruments, &C.
DEMCVILLE < co.
TAOMESTIC ARTICLES.--Tle heads Of families
Ag arc asked t. cali and stock Of house keeping
areessueh as Pepper, Spice, Nutmeg, starch Indigo, &C
VAR Den SEEDS--In addition to above they would
NJ also invite attention to their large 81 Fresh
laas0-ln DEMOynLE co.
Day GOODsg DRY GOODsI
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fan Trade.
We are in receipt Of the most desirable and well selected stock
staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
wehayc ever offered to the iie retail trade
purchased this stock from thelFest importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, feel hest
fancy IN saying that thereby enabled goods
Low RICES
and on as Reasonable Terms house in ne city.
Our Presen: stock embraces every variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such as very handsome Robes Ala;
g A Tabla;
PsDte.
French sns1.l DsIAins'' Plain and Fancy
Freneh and Euglish SIerinOes;
FaconiaPlads;
I-avellas, for Travelling Dresses;
| D'Bege's;
| Plaid MerinO, English and French;
Every style Of ShsEls Plain Fancy ClOak
Black Silks all graaes together with other article tedious TO
mention.
WesTe also = very large stock Of Staple Goods such
/ Bleached Domestic, all grales;
| I0&i2-4 bleaehed Sheeting;
l 42 inch Pillow Cottsn
/ - Brown sheeting;
! "a
LAND 81 sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
Pla Linssy all kinda.
Fannels, all colors qualities aid prieesS
Canton Flannels;
Negro Blanksts;
| Bed RlaEkeS every size and quality;
Brown 1eans keseys, sste Csssmes Vesiings Shirts,
Fronts Collars, aud in fact every Grtcle person eN
find in complete retail store
We also Keep constantly complete stock Of Boots
Shoes, Hats and Caps Duour & Co.'S Anchor brand Boiling
Cleths Carpets To all Of which We invite the
| cheapest. McWHIRTER BROS.
sepi5 No. 81. North harFet street..
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange Store
fENE subscriber having sold his interest in the old stand
Of EVANS & Co. so Market street, and located himself
permanently his property Of Cherry and Null
berry Streets South Nashville known heretofore Loves SOTe
has just received and opening splendid assortment Of
New Fres Goods every descriptions suitable the
Ofboth city and eountry-eonsistng Of
DRY GOODS
o. all kinds, Prints G.lgams Fine Lawns, DeLanes Linens
JsckOnets, Muslins silks, Ribbons, &c.
JEWELRY.
Pine Gold Rings, Ladies' and Gents BTeaspns Of Cameo,
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains &c. Also,
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
ofthe Latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, Dousestcs, Blankets &C.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND QuEEsswAREs
IN fact everything will be kept that VIII be necessary for the
completion Of a we'll assorted stock Of Goods.
All Of which he is determined for ready cheaper
than be purchased in Nashville his limited expenses will
allow hin to do 50
mar24 I. 9 HAsBROOK.
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COLLECTIONS OF
FLO WEIR SEEDS BY MAIL,
FREE or POSTAGE
TWENTY SELEoTA AND cV0IcE VARIETIES FOR $

TWENTY SELEoT AND CHOICE VARIETIES FOR 81.
NOR the accommodation who cultivation Of
flowers. bU5 who reside distance ON where hey can
procured, have selected the beautiful snowy varieties
each distinct in color ami calculated produce
when planted ont in bdsuT ou The flower border We
had variety distinctly marked with Botanical English
height, time OF towering color Of the flower. Of
growing, whether erect trailing, the time should he
aud other valuable hints to its cultivation. In selecting these
varieties, have been CAREFUL 7hy
booeTs have Insignificant appearance, cOlec
viii comprise only those which really showy
and Whch believe would prove the
of any lady gentleman who might disposed them.
The collections will be post any part country
at the following prices
Assortment No consistAOf twenty choice yariesies OF
Anruals ..... ............. 81 %
No. consists Of twenty choice varieties Of
Bennials and Pergnnals-............. ! GO
Nc. consists Of ten fine varieties Of
ANIMALS and Perennials, embracing
many Of the and choicest in eui-
tvation..---.-- ..-..--....... ] %
No. consists Of five very choice varieties
selected from Prize Flowers Of Eng
lsi Pansies German Carnation and
PicO-ee PinAs, Vel benas, Trufants
French, Asters and Double Holy
hooks, each Of which sold a IS
cents sing y...-..-.. ....-..... 20
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
febi6-lm Il College street, Nashville.
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N oRpERTya TIcKET l3a 81 CRRYTpIl

IN ORDERING TICKETS Oh CERTIFICATES Please
heic5e The to address for the Tickets ordre
receipt q which they a. he forwarded by Purchasers
es la tickets ending any figure they NAV designate.
Inc List o. Drawn Numbers aud Prizes pur
ehassrH Immediately after tbs drawing.
= Purchasers will please their SIGNATURES pain and
give their Post Ollce, County snd Stale.
without deduction
II All prizes Of $1,000 and under paid Immediately after
the dTawngother prizes the time Of thrty iaFs
NOnce 10 CORES pond en ts--Those who prefer not
sending money BY MALL can the ADAMS EXPRESS CtN
PANf, whereby money for Tickets insums Of Ten Dollars ac
upwards be sent 81 risk srHe7se from itI
or town Where they have oce. Tie money AID order mus
b enclosed In " Government Post Oce h0npea E4seloi
tie Express Company receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Cerhatesy Mail Express to be d
rsssa - -
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CRUTCIIER & co,

Statement OF the Condition OF the New
N0rk Life insurance Company. on the arst
day January, 1883, msde IN conformity sh Tie require
Insnts OF The law Of Tennessee.
Rsu YoyG LIFE Eaauraos c5mpGng liz and ia Broadas,
Esp York.
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WOOD, EDDY d CO.s Augusta, Georgia
or 1oOkls EDDY a TO-, Atlanta Cecr7ia
or NOun. Emmy A -. lN.l...--. q.

= Estof be numbers drawn from the wheel yrith
Ne amount of prize thai each entitled t. will R nuIt
hed alter drawing, TIE following INST
Ca COnstutoualist, New Orleans Deita, Mobile Pss-
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta IreiI ce
New York Weekly Day Book Savannah Georgian Ricior5
Dispatch New YORK Dispatch, Paudiug (Miss5 Csrior ]
Little Rock (Ark } True Democrat. - salss '1o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-25
A japanese PRls1IsG OFrIcE.-A Hong Kong

A JAPANESE PRINTING OFFICE.-A Hong hong
correspondent of The Boston Trareler gives the fol-
low ing description of japanese printing office:
"Iat once pushed ahead and crossing the little
s.ore-srched bridge, which untes Desima with
Nagasak was soon in ole Of the principal streets,
ard opening large closed gate in the nigh and msssve
wall Oh TIE street stood in the spacious court before
the printing establishment How much 10 contract the
TASTE of the Pagan japanese with that OF the Duten
Christians Elegant shrubs and flowers adorned TINS
court in ort while in the Of the building rose tall
rnes and evergreen trees which stretched their long,
yerdant arms over the building 10 adorn, protect
and bless IT, The structure itself spacious, neat and
even handsome the roof being In the Chinese style OF
architecture in their temples, and covered with tiles
uierlaoing and bidding tefsnce to water, while the
floors Of two rooms in the office proper were covered
with neat mate and surrounded by sliding paper wals
while the ceiling Is Of wood, Handsomely painted. Inc
establishment De crgs 10 the Government, and ~ man
aged by the Government whose officials were seated,
a. usual on the foor and dong Little or nothing, since
thirty days were to be spent according 10 usage I'd
silently mourning for the Emperor who had Just de-
ceased 0uring which time al puohc ohees are closed
and all public buslnefs suspended. Indeed, II was
unite Uncertain whether, ID these circumstances,
coald gain sdrittanoe. With the usual Japaneee
courtesy, however the doors were opened, and Wa
freely aid politely shown al me ePa1lheh'S eha
d sterials Of the establishment.
"Ou one side Of the office was handpress OK re-
speciGble SIZE and good condition, wnAe on me 0ther
side was a 'poger-press, moved by wheel Oi large
diameter in perfect order aho oi sLe 20 P.ln'
the srges, sheets usually struck of IN the ned States
The press wss net in motion, for the reason before
given and the rollers were Suspended over the val,
and realms Of paper piled up near the pre-s and the
wOrkmer hanging about idle, as If they were patiently
waiting for the expiration OF the days Of mournng to
resuu their abors. Beside these there was another
press of the smallest dimensions, on which, when 1
made a second visit, some time after two men we're
srikrg off two octave pages Of new japanese work
in natural history the edition consisting Of thirty copies
Ii was the enterprise of young japanese Doctor VINO
had been Instructed by Dutch ply sician residing IN
the cjty Stands and arranged Is with us,
ore side of the oiee having the Romsn type used in
printing books and pam phles il Dutch ami the other
the Japanese for types in the japanese character
are DOW east in Holland and have displaced the wooden
blocks formerly used. The boxes for the Japanese let
ters were arranged on the principle as With us
but in dieren. order. tried my hand in picking up
some of these strange characters but probably good
deal 70 tie advertisement. Ct the japanese composors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-25

ELEVEN PRISONS MrRDERED.-A horrible tragedy
has met been perpetrsted in the snail village OF Wet
zesrgrun SaNony ard letter from lreven gives ,heso
rather incredible particulars:
Yesterday morning, the only vlne-snop IN the MI
lsge kept by named Zetegrah, renamed closed,
10 the CREST astonishmeLt OF the inhabitants, az during
the present season. when the peasants go cary 10 works
il usua y opened at dsybresk. As the house stu re-
NAMED shut mp al the morning, the Mayor OF "etsear-
erun proce eded "a the spot with ocksmith and Two
witnesses. He knocked several times q the three
doors Of the house. and receiving no answer, nad INC
front one opered. -,
ITO the great surprise Of the Mayor ard those with
him. the chop was completely empty; even the TWO
heavy counters covered with zinc hsd disappeared.
He Il en- pursued his investigations in other parts OK
tie house when dreadful spectacle presented iseii.
All the inmates eleven in number, wa the laniiord,
his wife his three young children, two female
a celarnan, a siablemsn, and two men VINO WORKED IN
his fields were al found murdered. Al OF them nan
their bodies literally covered with wounds msde by
sharp pointed weapon; and handkerchief were ied
tishy round the faces of the females, doubtless -
prevent their screaming. The floors OF the rooms
where the bodies found were covered with blood,
partly coag ulated and in NO part Of the house was
there to be found the smallest article OF furniture.
The police immediately sent IN all directions
to make inquiries, but up to this time no traces OF the
murderer have been discovered. Two inhabitants OF
Wetzeargrun, wheerght and q carpenter were az
rested on suspicion but they immediately set ~
liberty as there nothing To warrant their deten-
ton. Every one 10 lost in conjecture ~ TO how me
murder of eleven psrsons and the removal OF guam
tity of furniture Of il large aud heavy and mer-
chandise could have taken plsce unobserved in 10
caly rather densely populated and where during this
fire season people were moving about at all honrs.'
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u1RvELs OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
From The Menpah Aralanea,.

FROM The Meuptu ArallHet,
The difference OF level between hgD ana low "aiei
nj Cairo is fifty feet The width and depth OF the yer
from Cairo and Memphis 10 NewOIeans Is MOI
materially increased yet immense additions are aee
20 the ouaptiiy Of the water the channel by large
from both the eastern and western sides OF the
Mississippi The question naturally arses, what De-
con es Of this vast added volume of water III GER
,s.nly never reaches Nex-OIieans, and as certainly
evsporate and Of course il i not confined TO
the channel Of the rver, for would rse lar ABOVE
the entire region south OF US.
water s found as soon the water level OF the Mis-
sissippi is reached When the Mississippi goes down,
the water snks accordingly II the Weil. Inc owner
- q ssw-uil some twenty miles from the Mississippi,
in Arkansas. dug well 10 suppy the boilers OF his
engine during the late food. When the waters re-
ceGed his well went down il his hose would no
longer re- sch the water and fpsy his vel went dry
USng ditch TO an adjacent lake, TO let water into
Gs ue0. the lake was drained, ard the well was Dry
AGAIN having literally drank ten acres OF water IN less
than week. IL 6 81. Mia
snpi from it, banks 10 the highlands, on euhef SIDE
rss on porous substraiuIn which sosoros me feduh
d.ut waters and thus prevents tina, degree OF aceuu
Is,ion which would long since have swept
;, ,bs Cufbu. for this provision OF nature, 70 which
alone her safety is attributable. In tact the ah'a'
botops of the Mississippi were Ike the SHORES oil lIs
Ohio the vast plain from Caro- TO New-Orieahs "ou,
IN 6ay be pa,t and parcel of the Gulf OF Mexico ana
the whole Alley fresh water arm Of the ssa. "sie
tbe geological character OF the valley dinetsnl sne
construction Of leyees, contriDg the Ws.ei VI tne -
ss.ippi 10 its channels would cause tne nse N lae
become so great 81 the South, that not sum
lent leyees could be built. The current "ouia Se
stronger and the accumulation OF waer greater, C ~
leyees are extended north Of ne: .s
such results were, Ieasopsbly enough, alpe'pa'e3
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bu: il the water Instead Of breaking TIE levees, per-
mestss the porous soil, and the overflow really te-
heath the surface Of the svsmps. Such, it seems 20
us the vice provisions If natural laws for he safety
ana Ultimate reclamation Of the rich country south Of
We believe that The evee system sill be success
fnl and that the object of II, adoption sill be Obtained
has caused NO st, if DO. al the crevas.es Men may
deem II ssuperhunan tAsk 10 wall in the Mississippi
from Cairo TO Ne~-OIlesns, but our evees are me
work u pigmes when contrss.ed Iith the dykes Of
Holland. The feed tide OF the Mississippi Is bat
ripple Oh the surface Of CLASSY pool compared with
the ocean pillows that dash sgaLs. the ARTIFICIAL shores
Of Holland. The counuy 10 Re reclaimed by our
leveesal Of which viii not, for fifty years, cost the
people 81 much those Of the Dutch when originally
but-would axe one hundred such kingdoms az tha,
over which Boraparte yielded the scep,er. -.