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A coon ONr.

Two young ladies Of Philadelphia were
lately spending the summer 10 northeastern
New York. During their visit they took
several long rides with the daughter Of their
host, about the country. On one Of thess
occssions-ns they had been travelling some
distances, and the day was warm, and ns q
trough OF running water stood ih,iiiugiy BY
the road side--,hey concluded TO give ,bair
pony drink. One Of the city ladies agreed
to get out and nrrnngc matters for this pur-
pose. The others remainina 10 the esrrisgs'
and deeply engaged IN conssrsasion, for
some time paid no attention TO the proceed
ings OF their companion. When, at last,
surprised a. the long delay, they turned TO
ascertain the cause, discovered her epdess-
oring TO unburkIe the ernpp.r. IN amaze
men, they enquired, "Wbas 10 the world are
you doing that for 2" To which she naissly
replied. "Hhy, I'm nnbpckiing This strap
10 let the hcrse's head dorm, 30 he can
Hyitkfv
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A DE nOtRAT;G LAMENT.

The Chicago Herald, an snti-Dou2la,
Democratic journal, thus sen,imeniaily y
mourn. over the demise OF its party:
Sadly and slowly this lamp Of the patriot
has grown dim and shadowy. Long con-
,iDued peace and prosperity have planted
the csnker at the heart of the great National
Democracy. Personal ambition, fsctional
hate and the tpoi', Of once have hecn at
work. The old eisnt that hs. 30 cf,.n
crushed out opposition, toisers and reels
like drunken man. Disagreement, strife,
hatred andrevengs sit in the holy scat torn
from tho hand. OF irnpa,:ialiiy and friend.
ship. The times are very siek-alros.
unto death. Reason has saccrnbed 10
passion. and mad ssIs.hncss hs. ,riumph.d
over love Of country and loyalty to psr,y
principles. The Democratic party ~ Bal
more, rs well ~ nt Charleston. have shown
cad evidsnes that We he have fallen on evil
times. Discord, sel6.hnsss, envy and .io-
ienc. have met o, at every step. The FRA
serniiy Of the PARTY has been DESTROYED. its
prestige enrihila'ed. ard its organization
disrupted. Such has been the sosl 10 which
the nen who NO. bare the lesd ef the Demo
cratic party have e: length hurried II. party
of Jefferson ard Jsehson.
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THERE'S ALWAYS Roon uP STAINS.

A Young man who was thinking of stud.
wing law, said 10 Daniel Webstss; ''Nr.
Webs.er. understand the profession o. iss
i. quite full, and .ha. there are more law
,ers than are needed DO you think there
j. any chahee for me ~ There - always
room up stairs, Twas the rsply, and - true
~ 10 ~ss ingenious. Only few fsfsons
reach the high places, and these are ai"ass
10 great demat d-'',here is room enough
40 sssirs." firri class farmers snd mechhn'
lee, - well a. physicians, lawyers. 90, ss'
ways End plenty Of room, plenty of Horf'
and sood pay. Whatever caliisg you choose
and /. matters li,tle, II II be On honest ons.
resoI.s to 70 into an upper story; but dont
try to jump thsrs By single leap, OF you
may fall disabled. Rather begin AZ the bot
tom Of the ladder, and patiently step upon
each round.
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A MODEL REPORT.

A Western paper gives the following
model report Of Democratic meeting
Alta pubick mestin Of The subscriber in
his own diggibs on tho l5inst., he called
himself to the chair, and the mcetn to order
and explained tho objscksi whsreapon q
committee Of the subscriber himself was
appointed to draft resolutions expressive OF
the sens OF the subjick Of the meetin. lie
went ou. and come 10 agin with the follow
ing Preamble 4 Resolutions, to wit;
Predmble-WH.axas.
Resoirsd |. Democracy is uncertain
which ,ide's up.
Resoired =. Resolyed that John Happy
insrec, K report which sides up. =
Resoiued 3. Resolved he report bctwis.
Doug las & No.hin, with decided prefer.
ence for Douglas.
The question on the Sd resolved was call.
ed for u il was Put. the vote bein tide, tho
Cheer Civ the slan,in vote for notbp, which
was carried Unanimous & the mectib journed
up to Sindi amid dsafnin .plaws.
Jons Tnorr, Esq, hlestin &C..
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rottasx attamie County Lands
FOR SALE BY
HORACE EVERETT,
CounciI RlufTs, Iowa.

Sr wqfSFqr 20. IS, go sores. sudiciGtns. Mr.
=. Srrtnrer's farm, ntics Northet iowa,
sErrs Y ar2 "a, Go acres ou lsgaitoe cree.
-HgE torn ana miles shove Judge bryant'S farn
NAN EeG 8. =. $50 sares. = G!u1sy, OH sosggi-
Soc rreaE. = ult}e S4HtbeF M --- farm.
MEGA -. t9Isa scFes. silver creek tsBttlm land.
aSsasz abaua 10 acres ef sa5er, en- the teaa to VA
tcIbuvY's in shelby e0Hoty.
So qr; 4r \ " qf; y S az, RRsi -
az :. IS. 4e2ih acres, Nishnabotsuy rollins 'N-
IsBa, the stage rpUte east, mile west 81 SIG
,Jvr Eo3Riuz S,seuGgs and JusGe aine = sAfuts en-
the saGth. stl ar ftss aHi ftesher's en the east
Tege is better Npy II land In western ieNs thsa
His; P9eU'y - timber sui numerous settlements
Afsc $ W qr y w ars sod Y e. s W az I. IS, Go
sTes, gliie east 0 the aeese ooIaota land ~A some
sssw ar 10. anl Srsrssqrs, ~ sa--iso acres,
NEpthraHy }t'om land. mics uarts o Newton sri
aesr CHtzinSsy's VA; lkaut 10 timtsT ss tae
trar1; sotle earth Of TIE sfate rssd,
y = a. NHf " a. : IS, 3a-S2a acres, hottnfa land
sp ire NtshHsbyttauy Rivess miIes below NevtowR,
,t 'ha same ts'aass ah9ve lola, aud sdjoiElaS W.
SwarSw grs4; " q sr, ard n Il qrsw II:
- ~ -. y n E a. v v u; Esr y Y
Ea4l qr Eqy:3 r. assco acres, 20 Pigeon cresk.
a5t miles sbgyP Rec's nlli, aSi Is miles sSta Il
: = y Io: " aaasw ~ Ito
81 Rafs
Eatws Nwsr. ard sw,S SwwSwta -
t2aa1 szss. hta-7 ssape sal zbEgaH pTatrie - Eas
FiEen, 90 HHiics 4 Ceaugtl HlH1s aeaH - acre
sg t4sshsT MA vpry sae Tract for large fAra1,
* " a. 5 az spei " : y " u Ss, a7i y )
Nls 50. n t4sAV asgcs. s,agtgaa E&Ra, Ele frena
CsgzreIl HgHsx
~ swaFg W. Sc a. ard g W qr y ar -. =, ti
soa ss~Ns- as'taga sa lgsts SIver, Hs48es e1s'
VI b !. Ch4Asg
~ - q IS y x - ,as W.. sTev IS, 7s. $50
'Fes bs'oEa Eas SO S}vs c5es, sssles SaSs Il l. J.
INEass
kssW a. ss3 v = se -. IS 1t-lse s--ss SD
vsf 57csK ssia lSa, \ aIste srGtA ct bFa@<e Bew
SsFs mat
sgsr Or IS - SO acres, mite assrtA q 8
~ al e Fszr1sT-S fsF3lss.
SRSRsFE1s 4eB 5 " al " az a. u, sa-ign .rseS,
r~&rte. sE& sss Lszga's t.gsse, g1ise tza Ses-
tNsa.
s. y = - as zr Ie. sN Nwe= ar 5 W a. II,
- zssSn ssvs NlsAasFsktsus, At IesgH tsrvys
ipa AEEes g taEr haisss tttaa pf5trss sEi Wssns.
21aa,atas " Trrse,s Esst NJ Hss-at's tsfris-
~S$N zTs Seavs. sEs saa gr a. Is
=, si-fss - ag-ass ssE grcsk aasis u n sna
ns3t at rls sayg NJ ssasgsas lsFgz, asA - a.iies
fr7Fs tasssczE Btars As. ksnsis tFset os
~IN rltrfINItS NNn AfSC i~G
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MIsTAKE OF ArENNsYLvAN,ar rp,rou

~ goou mistNke occurred, on Tuesday
night, At the Yancey balcony, writes tho
baltimore correspondent Of tho Pbiladel-
phia Press. There being loud calls of
"foombs, '"Toombs," Mr.. Moons, editor Of
the Cambria tPas Mountaiaser, who wa,
nssr by, mistook the sound, j, wondering
at his sudden and extensive populari,y.
thought that he vas called for. ..Toombs.v
"Toombs,' amid the clamor, was"Noons,"
"Noops," TO his ear. With feelings TIM,
can DO imagined better than they can be
described, he made bis way to the front Of
the balcony, and thanking his fellow.citi.
zens Tor their wise impartiality, proceeded
to make strong Douglas spseeh. In vain
did the ianeey men strive to interrupt him.
In vain was he pulled by tho coat.taiI,
nudged in tho ribs, caught by the elbow
The people, equally in tho dark as himself
cheered him, and more than over. balanced
the attempts to cry him down. lie con-
tinued in an emphatic Douglns vein, and
the whispered opportunities Of friends and
foes around him to desst, telling him that
be was in the wrong place, could not con-
vince him. So he made his speech, feeling
that the people knew best.
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MOST rERAielY scanT.

A rai!road scciden: took place while sgo
in Maine. Eron which occasion the attorney
Of the road visited the scsns Of disaster, 10
satisfy The claims of the injured parties
After paying for black eyes, bioedy noses,
and cracked crowns ell round, .. the sp-
praisal Of the injured, be supposed his bus
insss cTsr, when he vas safussd By tall
Yankee. with fee. Ike src~ shoes. . beil-
ero~nsd bat, anj tlus coat ovsf bfs arm;
si:h-"Weil, squire, what are ron going 70
slew rns:. sYon' !" said the attorney
where are rou hursf'' sob nowhere 20
speak Of, squire, but vas raoss terribly
scsrt, and think saa.'s worth dollar, the
war you've been paying On 'ern.' The
a...sr came of csa-se.
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THE cREAr KaxTEaN.

4 = - " MA II AASIEANs
This mammoth stcamship arrived al New
York, en- Thursday, the 18th 81 June. A,
our readers may have forgotten her dimen-
sions, We publish the follow from the New
York Daily Uorid, ofthe 2.,l.
i She is the largest vessel asoas, her hull
measuring about seven hundrsa feet in
length, SIXTY feet in height. and making 4
burden ef twea,y-shree thousand tons.
Thirty thousand iren plates have been used
in her construction, each plate weighing the
third part 0f seu, aud requiring ono hun.
dred riyets 10 make it fast 10 It's fel,aws:
She has ten steam boilers, which are
heated by one hundred furnaces. The cyl
inder OF every engine IN the Great Eastern
Is SIX feel IN ulsmeter aud weighs Eve times
IL much rs The great bell of ST. paul's
Church, London. Her screw propeller 10
twenty four feet in diameter, aud the diam.
etsr of each Of her paddle wheels is ffty.
six feet, an area considerably more sxtsn-
sive thaa thai Of As,ley's circus. The
principal sais Of saloons in the Grea,
Eastern is four hundred feet long, and
promenade round her deck affords walk
more than quarter Of IN English mile in
extent.
The lassss survey Of the ship gives
registered measurement Of eighteen thou
sand sins hand1ed and fifteen tons.
ThssncEsssP ship soNtines sseam pcwer
10 both shspss--ssrew aud psdile-wi,h
sailing power. To furnish the sarmer sh,
carries eleven thousand tons Of coal, ana
when driven by the wind, with all sail set,
she will spread out six thousand i've hundred
yards Of canvas.
She has six masts, and two Of her
"boats" are screw steam prope!lers, each
sixty feet long, both being attached 10 her
guards aft.
Tho steamer will be lighted with gas
made on board, ~ she trsverses the Atlantic
on this, her hrst ocean voyage, the electric
light will flicker from her masthead, signal
ising her course and approach - her fellow
tray yeisrs of all dimensions. . r.
As a conclusion to this general rough
description Of the size Of the Great Eastern
We may state that she has capacity to sc-
four thousand passengers, eight
hundred of them being ..6rst class" sad il |
employed as a troop ship she could, in a
case Of grave emergency, Garry ten thousand
soldiers. u=
ENACT SIZE OF THE SHIP.
We append, as a matter Of much interest,
and for the purpose Of future reference, a |
condensed table Of the exact measurement, |
size and capacity Of the Great Eastern. The
principal dimensions Of the chip, her cspasi.
y and power, Sre rs follows: /
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THE LARGxsr vxssELs ArLoAT--THaiR LGSGTH
AND TONNAGE.

In the subjoinel table, We give a state
mens OF the name, csrpentsr's length, and
measurement tonnage Of the largest vessels
built, either in the United States or England
before tho Great Eastern. Her dimensions
are stated 1T the foot. Our readers will see
that in consequence Of the demands Of
commerce-and somewhat in a spirit Of
national rivslry--ths leading naval con.
strucsors have gone on from year to year
extending the proportions OF their desi gns
until they hare attained, in rsali. alton,
the enormous magnitude of our sn1iousiy
expected vessel. A fair approximate
idea Of the size Of the Great Eastern may
be formed hy comparison Of the figures
annexed
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cy In old times, they tied sson.s sfosea
the seeks Of persons charged with si'cn.
craft, and thrcs them into the risef. !. y
shey swan out, thsy hung them up - kui''y,
and, IL they sank 10 the water % .'ss %
more, tbey vers regarded - inseeesI. -. -.
proving on this, The lsws ef sbs p0s'nsIs
States pYoyids for ths srrses oi neTos'
without pastsrs. II N ovpsT claims .ns1s,
they are delivered mp but y ne svnes ~.
pears, thsy Ass sold inte slssssJs ~ ~
mossts, 10 pay sks e1ssnses = affsss e1s
te;tu,icp. seA a
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nrSSpIt~TI,sS.

rte ss-rarsnersaSr szecssssze srsss.E4E e-uss sse
.yss szss tss3s - sS&z a4asSozs o. - ~
SsF sassSvn4 ~ ze@s&sf SSesrs> ss+ SCI GsAss 0ts
q tns .sss asrE - sA4a ~ zs5s HasSFn 50!
a. $50 &9x g. sss &ga - Vskt e sas5 nagAsz
~a ass rSessss sha SssTsss 81 sSrsaszA sss.
's-A e sSs sEzz 4 Ses@a Es=ss~sra \ Co..
suaS EAN-EGAS
tssEssSH sVisgs.
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1t was thought by mary that such va. the
immense length Of the Great Eastern that
she would ride over the stormiest seas With.
out rolling or pitching. But her recent trip
across the Atlantic proves that sEe rocks
and hea,es as well as smaller craft, though
to far less degree. We make the follow
une's reporter, who remarks "that the
theory that ships above certain size will
march through the waves superior 30 the
perturbation Of the Sea, is ended by our
experiment forever. No ship can be made
large enough to entirely ignore the gigantic
! pulsntion Of the ocean" lie says:
At O'Clock drilling rain set 10, and
the still, Strengthening wind gave promise
Of a stormy night. Some OF Us had been
aprrehensire, from the mild manner in
which We had set out, that the voyage nigh,
run through the entire Of its term in the
same dull way, and tins, while isdspriv-
ed US Of the ieas, possibility Of becoming
heroes, land Us ., New York without any
further knowlsdge OF the ship ana her sea-
going auIities than We could have learned
ky studying her while anchored in the
Thames. The fear Of such disappointment,
however, was dispellej by the time We bad
wiped cur boards frome dinner, for on ss.
csndine 10 the deck 4, O'Clock, and tnking
onr position on the elevated grating in her
bow, we saw the lcvia,han, before 80 dead,
% rprsren;ly inert, and which had been
passing ihFoush the waters like some spec
i,ol island, quicken with life, and bend si.h
a slow grandeur 10 the n ,sIcn Of the ssa.
"Thanh God, che rolls - exclai'ned an ex-
periensed ofhcsr on her hrst sflal trim, when
che was caught in = series Of heavy bi.iows
or Portland Race, and j. vas with some
thing like the sane esnlli,ion of delight this:
We s.w the mighty chip cast her silent dis
ro.ision CT and make her obeisance 70 the
still might,er deep.
Her motion Was q gentle and majestic
swing from sidc 10 side, Is the estsn. ol
three or four degrees, snd now and then.
when hiilos fell away from her bow, and
. swell At tbs safns time wcuid roll under
! meath her stern, che would mildly yield her
| besd, not short and suddeu, with 4 plebsian
start, bat with r,cnafch's measured grace,
! as il che fels herself 10 be the master, and
| only Welding 10 the courteous laws Of lie.
/ Il Vas 8 great treat 10 see her thas leaning
| hs way from eide 90 side through the part.
, jsg waters, while good.sized ships, which
wsrs then 10 sight, we're rolling unessiIy oi
pisehing from stem 10 sseYn. II Uns Ike
/ soms accomplished SKINNER who sweeps
forward gracefully hsrd over hsnd, com
| pared - ; clansJ noyice sho barely msn.
agsrs 70 keep seoas through the rspsdisy ol
s short digging motion. Tbs Great Eastern
vas alive, bas mighty - she uss, still chs
was snenabss 70 tbs. sass throb aod pslsa.
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TO rus PUBLIC.

ne essssessa sslf hts ewtsFs stas " SsailsFr
s,s retirss scs szget2 RaFs- esss issss
rcssrr kss ssnosre aaaass 60 sSe iscxsa EAryssss
s.h,. .seess-9 sss ssesrsaisy rcocrsssass hss ~
geuSss.u.. - sasZr~sSx M. Filis+tP sAsShLhaN =
- tsSax s~ssA, .sx kN.Bg
q SAs<.
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rHomAs OFFICER. w.H.a.P PusEy, Aifs d
OFFICER & PUSEY,

II cal T. - n q kers,
And Dealers In Land Warrants and Exchange
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND IO-
w CATION pf lands IN Western igRa aad Nebraska:
tie payment Of taxes lands - nO-gesideay. aud tAs
s0li lisetlsh aud remittance Ot claims.
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Il. c. SGTr. T. 4. TRIrLE. J. s. AsDREws
The Merchants Exchange BanlS,
or
II. G. MUTT & CO.,
T,,rs,gsf MA. l..

NtDNETS RECEIVED On DEPOSIT, PAYABLE ON
Vi a"nl,aI 81 specified late, with eT without
'atU4t. d per agreement With depVsitors.
Transferable Cegua4ates II Deposits .ssGel when de-
-l 80
Ne draw direct ia Now York, Boston, Phiadelphts
Drtrptt as! Chts" agd have also perfected
by whah BFaIts and Letters ot Credit
iAr fuEyaI Bankers tR OaC Huiire and Fifty-Seyen
Cities pF Egrart.
Collections Hahe ~ Westcru Iowa and Eastern Ne
hrsska tree Of carEe, and RENTED rates
Exchange
". receive orders to Bny aEi Sell On Commission
Real Estate ia Iowa Nebraska
IuTca AoHry igr Capt. fstIsts, and Buy ana Sell Land
v NlrTAats at sarrent rates.
REFERENCES.
~ ftURsy * co. City iGRNEN. THOMAS * Co.
rRENEL q CO. Phils Pa. | GuULBkuGH y BROOKS
FEHsCsr BANx, aDnt'tt ! AarIia.i.sx Iuws
Eerurhnt- whGRESCo. Bks.s rtis.
HARVEY EIN0 Est. Boston DAVID r. PREsToS & CO
&, Il. Benny < Co Adrian, Detrait, Michigan.
AlehlSau In2ou.
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JOSEPH MUELLER,

FRO Ff.SS OR on NII = {
vn.tr,srtau given tp Vocal Nssr, tEt Ite PtlHu.
| ritNUa CAREFuLLF TrNEp ASu REPAIRED.
fot fsrtscr FsrtIguiafs o"guRr" "a t1.sefsse
- Ul8 Bus.s.
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Piitsburg.
Bank af Pits lurSh,
Exchange Bank,
Asssfs, Kramer x Rahm.
" X Holmes L. Sous
~illls B5Yt6s, Esq.
Gm. B Pasey. Esq.
PtHHsgiDaaId
a1Hau zabeiA Blk Of Brown.
vile
Franklin B'kaf Washington
BGiifHoTe-
Com 81 r b'k8f Baltimore
Baltimore Savings hank.
MesEFs Johnston X Bro.
- Robert Gafret n Sons
7 Marsh Smith, Esq
Nathan Pusey, "
Niles White, :"
AFtJ York.
JnD TboupssD. ESQ.
FhiiGdfigbis
xcHrs caleb Cope i Co.
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ggn Il to tlty--.tS RpastaeHss - and we'll
tIset sat svprtl41a ssaat "a has AR wt gaufert
sgi assa vF4s 8eWsa- N3-H2u
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VOL. IV.-NO. 10.
Che afseklp Aouparsil.
rVsLIsurD rrrxr sArranAT. sT
w. NJ A - - II ~ ;
Iosros AND raorasTIsa-
vrru~-sa 90 PER YEAR. ~ ADVANCE.

So e ~ slses or iess o, so0paseti, sI for
tie arst assrsssn. saa oesnt. ,gs ssa pls
ss,tc gsfsarn aivertssss.utss price afd haf.
-s1yfy Advertisement have ths pTiStsegs sf taree
sages 20 aesiRtIi8n Will be zaae II The sgacs Soa-
rated fDr il ngs aocgpseas
~ .ager,!seeents marked "a ths erf5 .sr spe-
ess.s sg.gsr a Insertions viii be EsEJEEgsd THaEE
aaxrp, AZ least. unless 4AsJaElsasi, ssd ay-
r.saf szacfsd sseora{H9iy.
TRE .HavE TEEsa .xB ReLgs VILE BE
srk,crlY ADHERED 10 ~ cAsEs.
cH ScavEw Ga Dearborn Street, and ROUNDS q
f.xanes Is3 E4n1gyh street, CAicsz1, are the only
su.hfssd aSersts to that ctIy 70 receive Advertise
sas. AZ sussesl ysLA fag The songars, and EeceiY,
fsg the sane.
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! Hon TbGmas b Beaten, Jr
Springfield. III.
, ". h " Insurance 60.
tCiatk's EXCHANGE Bank.
Jacob Bum, Esq.
Hon. S- T Logan.
Col. JHo. Williams,
Jacksonville, III.
Hon. VIM Brown
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ENACT SIZE OF THE SHIP.

We append, as a matter Of much intorset,
and for the purpose Of future reference, a
condensed table Of the exact measurement,
size and capacity Of the Gres, Eastern. The
principal dimensions Of the chip, her cspasi.
" and power, are rs follows:
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ATLANTIC PASSAGES OF STEAMSHIPS WESTWARD
MADE BY.
The Steamship Vanderbilt, Captain
Lefevre, arrived at New York from South.
nmpton, England, on Saturday, the 2sth Of
April last, having reformed the voyage in
the space Of nine days, twelve hours, and
thirty minutes. We append very inter
estipg table containing a statement Of the
time made during six Of the most rapid
passages westward across the Atlantic,
since the commencement Of ocean steam
navigasion ....
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SIX THOUSAND ARCES
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Frcn, lie Louisville Jeprnai,l
PHE POVERTY OF JIsS grS.
ny NARY b. siaiSpI.lsg.

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Oh. yi4rin Mo.her ennlislth nu flnd
No fitses cradle FOR thy Son
Th;sii thu nirhn and loFly ono a ss.4ss
Whore Its Infant head raciincds
The l.srss AZ AlIt...vras there on esrtl,
al 4 No palace, cgownl i WIKI stnssly aonae,
Who:e Then cauliist feel ihyselt ri home
70 give The great Redseliacr hirtht
eli. Virgin Moiher. thus Il was
Thy Son was born 10 ssiiicr sitaaae,
Ia bear out sins and wees He came
Left Ills high throne 70 bear ibc cross
oh, Mary, highly favor'i Ono
lid not Tie Angel lid Ines Haifr'
And from tho future lift the veil.
Thou Mother of III IncatnGse Sort 5.
Then what wins poverty TO thees
While gazing on thy sinless Ghild
What rays frem Heaven upon thee smiled
Aud hallowfd cen thy low degreel
Ye poor of Garth OH neves more
Lament VI for yosef low estate
since He, who did all things create,
Lived here, The poorest ef the pcor.
It was ID raise your souls to Heaven
That Jea.,s s,lilct d pain and loss;
He bore tho shame, and bore the cross,
That aalI things might 10 you be given
The moor and lo,sly cf the earth
He loves with peculiar love,
Who, now in glory thronel Hboye,
Remembers we'll His loWly birth.
We are His hest beloyid We poor
And while. far spiritual food,
ac 1-ives suis His e,xn flesh and blood,
Your bread and water shall besure.
Lift m your weary heads and see
THIS glorIes Of sosir heavenly heuc
5s4 There soon your Lord will bid you come
And sang the song OF Victory