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A INVOLVEMENT.

A INVOLVEMENT.
N RUDD l. CARLETON
Will publish tu few days. a and powerful Tae bg the
auh6rot wild Western nes OF which 100 0oo copies
have been sold 10 thi, county.
pnRDUR WAR.
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MOTH ER GREAT COUP D'ETAr
THE LITERARY WORLD.
YARD TAYL LOR
THE NEw-YoRK MERCURY.

The Propneton Of THE NEw-Y0RK MERCURY respect
fun, the public that they have succeeded 10 effect
ing On engagement with thA. distinguished writer,
BAYARD, TAYLOR, ESQ,
10 graceful pen in future, The literary servs
EXCLUSIVELY OF fBE NEw-YoRK MERCURY!
Apart therefore, from his editorial associations with TIE
Tbuns bis popular contributions the literary genius Of
county wll appear
IN NO PAPER But THE NETWORK MERCURY,
which Journal he will shortly series Of delight
fLy piqGant sketches on the
POETRY AND ROMANCE or FOREIGN TRAVEL
bers perfsc. capitalization Of oil the Humo w.t. Anscdoss
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sENsATION SIDE or LIvE ABROAD,
Eow the outlay attendant upon the ~.
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SURPRISINGLY CHOICE AND INTERESTING.
IL, Popr.or judging from the a.ttsDs experience Of The
p..t confident Of the future, and believe that
BAYARD TAYLORs UNRIyALLEp TRAVEL
SKETCHES
will prove the successful coup dsii yet attempted In The
snrsls ot Iuinslstc si'epture.
- Full particulars will appear In future smsn,s.
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celse5ou Of e5os HJns AID ranss oris IA. sna ssnd.
,s, ,.sf1hJ ard .opy ssayed soos p,sts rd,s SEMI.
1aorss. spd Ckoras.s and for Organ Nicholson or Piano
ms boob con;sios 30 Hymns snt Tines and on. "a
Ae beat collections fos ssbbsh ooss Issued Amons
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Non Le. fncs IL cents, % per hundred. E.essuklv
socnd ~ esnts sinfs Us hundred Jlse pabSsAeA sy
HORACE WAfKR8. No. SIS Bre4dssy.
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TWELVE PAGES Of MUSIC f1r 10 CEHTS
u EuY ~. ! of 1hE MUSICAL GCEsT q,
GRO ENs 5ooE S,or,. No. 80 BfostSsy.
bF IL c. Nc. - Frsu.fJst-st.,
Ald a. a. he Ns~. De- ,ot,.
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@ The Democratic convention
which met at this place last Monday
fer the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for Representative, passed off as
peaceably as could be expected--it IS
8 wonder to US, that the convention
passed off as smoothly as il did-con-
sidering to amount of e Democratic
whisky" drank on the occasion. BY
reference to another column It will be
seen that Dr.. ]. R. Evans and E. r.
Boon, Esq, were duly nominated. Now
that all nominations are made, and we
believe all candidates are out that in.
tend running, we hope to see all spread
themselves in their characterized lee
pioneering ehicanery-create devil 0
q nuss-dissolve the Union-put dowr
Egrog-sbops-open the achicken-trade,'
and occasionally stand treat--no mat
Ter what Office the aspirant IS seeking
4
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Never ATTEMPT TO GET our OF
DEBr.--The man who owes nobody is
a poor miserable being, nobody mani
tests any interest in your welfare-no-
body cares a continental cent whether
he lives or dies. He is a lean, hungry
and generally as poor and wilted as
were the pen feathers on Jobs turkey.
Look at our great men; they are all
debtors-owe everybody; our men of
science, our authors, our sensation min
isters-all, the entire caEoot of them,
are deeper in debt than Pharoah's army
were in the Red Sea. Debt ennobles
a man; gives him more expanded and
liberal view of human nature; keeps
him moving especially if he never
pays rent. Nothing will cure the con-
sumption quicker than a strong dose
of debt properly taken. To owe is
human; to pay is divine. Therefore,
| till man becomes superhuman, he
shouldn't attempt to emulate divinity.
The science of payment, the true,
modern science, is to get in debt to
somebody enough to pay somebody
else whom you owe. BY this means
you avoid getting out Of debt, and yet
maintain reputation of paying, The
greatness of a nation increases with
its national debt. Make a note of this
at ninety days.-[Quiz.
We think great many of our sub
scribers must agree with the author on
the above subject.
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The DAILY NEWSPAPER REPoRrER.
The editor Of a weekly paper, in
speaking Of the daily newspaper re-
porter, thus pungently comments on
the peculiar habits of that busy animal:
Tell the reporter that a horrible muir
der has been committed in the next
street. and that the victim lies there
'bathed in gore and be utters a hearty
God bless youp and dashes away at
high-pressnre speed to make afall re-
port Of The happy circumstance. Inform
him that there is FIRE up town in
which woman and FIVE children were
consumed alive, and he hurries off in
the highest glee, impatient to get the
full particulars with the latest embel-
lishments. IF he knew that an assas-
sination was to be committed on a
certain corner at q given hour of the
night he'd be sure to be on the spot
/ not to prevent the murder-oh noi--
but to be able to give reliable version
BY an eye witness. and minute and
particular account Of the surroundings,
and heart rending description of each
dying groau. He'd take this down in
kind Of pennmanship peculiar to bis
class, which looks like wrapped rain
bows and spoiled flashes of chain light
ming. If bis highly respectable father
should be hung for piracy on the high
seas, the enterprising reporter would be
at the gallows, pencil in hand, and in
the Intervals Of bis grief and tears,
would find ample time to take full
shorthand notes Of his parents last
! speech and dying confession -Ez.
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]. Z. MAPIrs, Secretary

CaoPs N THE WEsT-The St.
Louis Democrat, of the 5th ut, says:
We have received news from almost
every quarter Of the Western States,
where at one time the crops of corn,
potatoes etc, suffered much from
drought, that several shower Of rain
have revived the parehed crops, and
dispelled the fears Of the farmers. In
diana, from all accounts, has received
the greatest benefit from the rains, as
there the dry 7pell' had lasted longest
and the crops looked worse. The
drouth had also been great in Ohio,
but the crops now promise well.
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4THEY SAY.n--0f all the mischief,
makers in the world, the gentleman
whose Eame serves US for o caption ia
the greatest. BY breath, be blighta
hopes, diminishes prospects, darkens
the future, taints the past, and ruins
reputation without the least remorse OF
responsibility.
The worst Of it is, that while be fal.
SITES and prevaricates in the most IN.
genious manner, to say nothing Of lying
openly, everybody seem to regard his
whispers as law and gospel--something
to be received without question--like
the miracles, on sheer faith alone.
1t is next to impossible, too, for the
most conscientious and clear-sighted
judgein The world to escape being mora
or less influenced by this wholesale.
dealer in mendacity. "They say" Is
generally accepted as worlds verdict
instead Of the guess Of one or two in
diyiduals; and woe be to the unfortunate
Of whom il is reported athey say" he
IS no better than be should be!
The French, under the same name
L
zion dit'' also slaughter the character
and upset expectations. They say is
confined to no country. lie is terribly
cosmopolitan, and wherever he goes,
leaves q train Of misfortunes behind ):
caused by his half-expressed, halfinfer-
red ialsehoods. He ought to Be sup
pressed, put down; but the question Is,
how to do itl Perhaps if everybody
would be careful to repeat only thOss
rumors that concerned themselves, and
to repeat them exactly - they were
first told, this bug-bear Of social age
would be shorn Of a great portion Of
his terrors.-Ex.
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Be JUsr-To be constantly con
scious of the rectitude Of ones intentions
is great source of comfort, as well as
strong stay in the hour Of adversely.
Il will certainly make one bold to hold
up bis head. Crime aud vice and
meanness are cowardly. How mean
and debased must feel the william who
has cheated The widow and orphan of
their little property and perhaps their
living! How can such a wretch hold
up bis head and look towards Coda
But some there have been. and no
doubt there are yet, dressed in the iv-
cry Of Heaven put on to serve the devil
IN, who have done and do such deeds.
# judgement be according to the char.
aGter of their deeds, where viii such
appear? But OF the other hand, when
one is conscious of having done justice
in other words, Of being an honest man
what freedom from what
peacefulness in bis bosom char
acterize bis whole existence Though
he may have troubles and difficulty to
contend with in life. the river of bis
conscience will flow on sweetly and
forever unrippled, save by the gentle
breezes Of delight and pleasure! Such .
one, it seems to us. can ask God &c
forgive his imperfections, and look up
Such one, erect in the image of hi,
Maker, it is said, is his noblest work
Then strive to be such one. If 10,
achieve success, your glory win b,
greater han his who conquers a city
Then trouble and misfortune win res
lightly on your dead
he storm chat wrecks the sky
! 0naore disturbs your calm repose
Than summer evenings latest sigl
That shuts the rose.
Golorado Citizen.
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A HEARrIEss WRErcH.-A base
wretch in the form Of man, was, q
few weeks since, introduced to lovely
and cOnfding girl Of sixteen. He
pressed her band and said in thrilling
tone that he thought the recent sleigh
ing had rendered the ladies more lovely
than ever She blushed and said
@very." Her parents considered the
mater as settled, bat he basely deserted
TIE young lady, after addressing thin
pointed language to her, and has neyes
called at her house since.-Ex.
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DoLBEAR Co9MERcrAs CoLLEeE.-
Il will be seen by public notice given
through this paper that the Board Of
Trustees of @Dolbear Commercial Col
lege Of the city of New Orleans ID
corporated by the Legislature Of The
State, viii open books Of subscription
to the capital stock of $250,ooo early
IL the fall, to be subscribed in shares Of
S25. Il is presumed that citizens will
come down literally in aid of this To-
cal scheme for the furtherapce of edu.
cational interests, which will doubtless
prove desirable investment, and per
haps some Of our philanthropic CAPT.
talists may emulate or surpass the il.
lustrious example Of Mccormack. 81
Chicago, who recently gave 100000
toward the establishment Of a college
in that city. Nous uerrOns, and mean.
while We commend this matter of the
New Orleans College to the considera.
ton Of our citizens, expressing the
hope that they will make up their mind.
to take up the stock with a rush wher
the books are opened. = Crescent.
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sa- Can any one tell Us sometbiu

4
sa Can any one tell US something
about the mail arrangements touching
al this point-we want to be be en-
lightened on this subject. Our pres
ent mail arrangement is as good as
none and sight worser; the Wes-
tern mail due this place on last
Monday, at o'clock ?. n, was fail
IRE the Eastern mail due Tuesday at
Il o'clock 4. II. did not arrive at all.
There is . screw loose somewhere, and
we intend that it shall be remedied il
possible. Fsai lur.
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Professional and business cards insert
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Announcements Of candidates win be
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The FRAMING PRIvmEGE-Greely
Of the Tribune. corresponding with his
paper during d latejouney to the West
says:
A word ON the Salt Lake mail. OF
the seventeen bags ON which / have
ridden for the last four days and bet
ter, at least sixteen are filed With
large bound books. mainly patent ofics
reports, | judge-but all Of them, nm
doubtedly, works ordered and printed
at the pnblic cost-your cost. reader |.
by Congress, and now on their way to
certain favored Bormons. franked (by
proxy /" Pub. Doc Free. s. If. Bern
hisel, NJ. C'' lido not blame Mr.. B
fer elntching his share Of this public
plumber and distributing Il 30 as to in
crease his own popularity aud impor-
tance; printing books by wholesale,
at the cost of the whole people. for free
distribution to part only. 1t is ev-
cry way wrong and pernicious. OF
the $4,000 per annum paid for car
rying the Salt Lake mail. nine tenth
is absorbed in the cost of carry those
franked documents to people who con
tribute little or nothing to The support
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