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This Invaluable medicine prepared from
practice Of several In bilious climate and
fail curing Fever and Ague of the diseases
named.
Those who suffering from affections of this kind
those who have become vds from their effects upon
stituon, will fnd the INDIA CHoLAGOGUEa
able remedy purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate.
The wonderful effects of Ghoagogue eradicang
the human system only explain its extraordinary agency
the speedy thorough and Of Fever
the various grades Of intermittent remittan
has thousands of cases. and
all who used It, of the greatest and Agus
remedies extant.
Be and ask for Dr. 9SGOOD'S INDIA CHOLAGOGUE
there many counterfeits offered for sale.
New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL proprietor.
J. WRIGHT CO.,
q and l6l Chartres street,
General Agents.
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DIR. DAVIS


COMPOUND SYRUP OF wILD CHERRY AND TAB
Under It's influence dangerous cough removed SPIT
tg blood breathing is rendered soft
asy sufferer is restored from thu
For sale IN New Orleans, wholesale and Retail, by
WRIGHT CO.,
n and lsl Ghnrres street.
Sole agents for the Seuth.
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Sl,609,68l II

The Board of Trustees have resolved pay
per in cash all the outstanding certificates of Pro to
the holders thereof to their legal
the SECOND MONDAYin August proxino.
Also, declare dividend of FORTY PER CENT t40 per
cent? the Net Earned Premiums of the Company for the
year ending the goth Jpne 1883 certificates will be
issued on and after the first day Of Ocfober next.
And resolved further that niter reseryng Million of Dol
lars Of Profits all the outstanding Profits of the
issue of the 1856 be redeemed after the Second
Monday in August proxmo, well to pay FORTY PER
CENT of the certificates Of Profits of the 1857 on and
after the 10th of September thereon 10 eease from
3Dth June nit.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
GEORGE JONAS, e-Presdent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
4 r14ANTtc DRY DOCK. ALG1ERs

A F1-ANTio DRY pooh' Ais'eks=
rhe subscriber having recently ed this Dock nne
eupervision prepared take in Ships Steamers
and every description of Water Craft The Dock is located
alers opposite the Landing, where, connection
with the Dock the subscriber will continue shipwRh
ankng Business which his long experiences and the facilities
possesses together hs personal supervision of all
he hopes merit share of public patronage
JAMES MARTIN, Proprietor
saeDders left Al office of the agents WA. j. DEWEY
Go rs sS Gravier street New Orleans will he promptly
ndtlt ~ rnuf fnl
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-s=@= STATE OF LOUISIANA, ,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the ninth day May lSjl before
the undersigned Justice Of the Peace the city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychau President
Louis Barnett Secretary of the Hope Insurance Company
New Orleans who beng duly according law do de-
pose and that the foregoing accounts and
correct transcript from the books Of said company
H. PEYCHAuD President,
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before this ninth day OF May
1860. ARTHUR sAUCIRR,
Third Justice of the Peace the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Directors have this day declared dividend
of thirty per the capital paid in Of this Company
the net earnings Of the ending the Both April 1860 pay
able in accordance with Article Twelfth Of of said
Company, to.Sit;
Ten per the amount paid In, payable demand
the stockholders their legal representatives and after th
Goth instant and tha balance credited nstament on
the unpaid stock
II. H.PEYCHAUD President.
. s. PLAsSAN, Vice President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
-DTREcToRs.-
S. Passan, A. Iafores, p. Maocbee,
g. II. Kernion, Thos N. Blake, b Naure,
T. Queyrouze, F. Moreno, H. Peychaud.
myli II
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nYEiNG............DH tshNe..... ..e.,uA ssIsG
u BoNTEMPs DYER AND sCoURER,
=, fx. WfANlDlvs RsLANAf.lsSf PATENTED
.. C0RD-W 00D GUTTER.

The exclusive patent rights the purchased
oy company gentlemen the city of New Orleans tn
States Mississippi Alabama Arknhsa Tennessee
eoda, Texas and South Carona Al parties WISHING
,hssa parish county State rights 0 machinery
obtain the same by applying the undersigned who Is soil
agent for the above company. u
+. W G. c0eR
No SO NatcheS street, New Orleans
Refers taNessrs Martin Gordon. JT, N. q. NJ. s. Brn
yitr Ascension La DR. W. Campbell Iberye La. Gap
tain j. q t5sndry. NJ q a. n Rover, " n g Nre Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
DR. wR1GH19S .-=..=q-
CELEBRATED DREJuvENATING ELIXIR

CELEBRATED DREJuvENATING ELIXIR
Prepared
Pharaceuca Principles by the aAles
Chemists Of the age, for the Of
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbecility,
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hyseria,
General Irritabity,
Restlessness aud
seepessness at Night,
Absence of Muscular Efficiency
Loss of Appetite.
Dyspepsia
Emaciaion,
Low Spirits,
Disorganizaton of the
Organs Of Generation,
Palpation of the Heart.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO..
q and ISL Ghsrtres street,
Sole Proprefors
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DIR. osaooD,s INDIA cHoLAeoGuE

-GuREs- ."... gE- ..&@1a.
Fever and Ague, Chis and Fever Dumb Ague Intermen
and Remittent Feyers, Liver Complaint, Jaundce, Ed
argement of the Liver, Enlargement of the
Spleen, and all the various forms OF
.."$ BILIOUS DISEASES. &.@t."2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

.0O Shares Of 500 each. SO COO %
Making total capital twenty thousand dollars be
ivded bundled shares Of hundred dollars each
which has paid up full. II is distinctly under
stood agreed that Stakeholder shall be held liable
p0nsihc the contracts faults OF the Company
further than the Of his stock shall he be sub
oher aaye the Effect hs Stock
any ncrmay delay in the organization Of ,c Company
nullify the cnarter
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

certify the foregoing copy of the original
in my current archives.
Witness hans and seal at New ireans the 18th day
y sfsn a.sat WALTER H PETERS N 2.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

BURGUNDY VINE
IL "a Cbamnertir.
20 cases yanay. of Charles Marcy and
omte tiger Belsir q Nuts
Fer sale by s. N GRATIAA h CO.,
90 fHn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

ARTICLE
The object for which corporation has been formed is
maintain Seanbc s for the for compensation
Of passengers eghts The United States mails etc from New
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above the Red River Raft
and all intermediate landings. Is
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%tVTU0TVI i. OWSW
@rlei6teru1tg Der @ei4dfte Der et%n5elne1
8eteiue, urd}lIeberpa4ung Ipl4er Wflt9lleoer,
me(de Den Srt perlaIlen, NO Der Sereil belte9t,
ppn meldem %rieielbeu Ofit9lieper liao; ebenI r
Ipldeu Wdt9lieoern III Orten, no per6iinbete
Gereine beteber, our0 9tatb ulo 8eifaaO 5ur
@rrcidrn0 ibrer reip. 3wede bebiilflId dt elm
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8altimOrc. sen Is. Mpril

Baltimore. Sen 10. Nprt 1860.
. obnen, Yer gui9d 81. PSI so.
Sutter, bette @eDen p @ts. p tb. @laScS 1904, Stca6utt'r
Grader, I Gs % is
GrbIen, $S.25 u SaG e guI9.)
6r&$ts' QbaGalidS) @ 9 g5es5 n sG i IA l4et Ss,,I S9ri o.. 40 SMzss@
8et8et sl@1216 ets. e lb, S~Orint9en 6 ets~ eitrenen 81
6eberm. prCindre s5G04O, quite 5504S @ts. y tb.
9ppS, p Come $3.7504,
@etreibe, g8eSen rOtDer las.
weBer gutter 1~55GDl6S, ertra feiuer ITO.
Safer, Sirs. un6 0earplano 4lt044. penri. 46fO4S Sis.
@prn, WeiBeS 70lD72, 9eI6eS 70O72 &ts.
stos9en, %atarplamO 50 9ts., 9enni. 92-95 Cts.
Ss@ s n Y S@%S51 ~ S SSs y ID s @sltss l S;31g gs otin
alnstat0uit9e 47G5O @ts.
6opfen, % tb IA @s.
San anerfanii8er % Come s2oo01o5, wsaniua d Is rs.
9duts y is 2516 GtS.. tdc coll, ~oetrOdnste l4015.
pen, 9binlptp D Come $16M1S, &iee, $3.50
&ertotIetno @Scrrsr % Sulb. 70(0S0 @ts, ~9epsbnli9e 90 6.
6d1e, % ID 1O(Oll @tS.
&leciaamen, ncucr $4.750$5. 90 % Bulb.
SSblen, taSe SOritbur9 U Come $50, 9tn Of TIE Min
SIS. suap $4,25, Georges Gret aue Sprtcn S.. Is, antbra-
cue 81 tr StaStsseiaag SS5.25, &Ot9- uno aSeiBai8enunO BAL
satfss. aio' Z i I2@S1s, ao gut l8xt0ls1. prtma
l4G014h, Sapa El5GO16H, 2aguapra I41Dl5. r""
Weber, @hp soben U ii S50SS GtS., @Ourtrs Soblen so03.
@ts., Goupb Strtut9 3lG034, Spanii9 SoblenIe6er 2S032
@tp @eI9irr i9par5 S5t0SS. Country @eiGtrr dlpars 200
50, SberleSsr raub SaS 6eu ssNO4.5o, &abfeae 6o6S68 >
@s9t, SOworOitreet' iaper $5.75C05.S7
famtlD ZOO
Sbtc L Se'tadp nper 57505.S
" ezra 6.25
" " l@ndp s.sm. 6.7507OO
" eu9 ~auS 8t DIV icy" 5.7506. 90
" "gelaS family 81, 5S
&eIerootr, 4atapScc, IiblanS&grUIfor lam. 8 00
90. erru "a
9p98enmebI 437 20
&prnmebl 80 ~
UtatS, . Sui.
MoIaiie8, p-Orean8 fair bis priuoaa Csonnns aaa1e
GtS., Cuba 2iI02S. WeuscOoabo SO, 9orto Nicn sS az
@nel. SSlaab 5000. o0'~44
Del, Sperm % @alOne 81. 2501. S5, Common yRkors az p
st Pahnt 7ot075, saro-OeI 750SO @tS., esinlaameu SCI
grUOiiiOneu, gssf . 100 tb s1o.5o (gse,tsrn,. s1ooe,,
(Staot), WseB-pprt ST.. 50-lS. 90, ~-A"@io
@erdu9eres S@peineaeild: @hulter "a X Q rDa
Setten 10 @t8.. S6infcn 12-l3 Gs. ss'
9arb HOP GtS.
Stunt @eAu- y @aQcne 4S05O Cts.
&ets, % tb 4-4A @t8., @rta Az gts.
StrDb, &p9sen p Gpnue $10G012, Wai,eu IS. no
Syrup, p gaaoue 42045 Cts.
SaIs, @rounb Ilum ) @ad so e., Morshou,s
AfbtcnS $1.75, Curtis S8lanb 1501S Cts. S @nsS Si,oV'
DbtStep, @hq rmo 2ano % @aaone % gt8.. ShSyc. %
3uder, Rew= Orleans % 100 fb $3.50, gsn,tr @i1 %
$7.25, Cuba So. 75G07.00, &affn. 2uder Steht :; DSu ~
i9isssnsm @raSsn BON Sc, L mad SuoIit ~ ~ ,r pet
$6.75O7. ~"N'u"s primo
Ssrten; SO. $40 $e.e267. 60
DO, $50. 12-l4 So. 5ON7 *
bp. DO. 15-IS So. Ia 20
DO. No. 1920 SIS. 5O(0S.7 rs.
N 44
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Is. 8arte1G, 8rdliOent,
S. 3unfer, 8ice> Brdip.
6, W e # er M ner, Sefr,
q SO y . Gef,.

I. @ q 9 II c I, Z. Setr.
@pp. 6td8 1T, an etneln l~tarfen Sdnlt=
pfen leipeno, mad 2(nnapDli8 5uritf9efebrt. St
miro i1 9ur5em nit rem @eneralablutanter
Ii9 na9 Walbinstpn b%e9eben, lnt nit Der
8unoe8re9ierun9 sie n~Stbt9en Arrangements
il 8etreff be8 Nufauf8 Der 8affen fir Die
StautSmili5 gu ~treffen, mOfitr $4,000 bepil=
|li9t itnb,
Oe1e91tenwa9l.- Sn Der por9eltrt@
gen Sci lammlung bet pnltttutlpnellert Union
Bartei prrOen iplgenbe Delesuten 5ur Staat8=
convention bieler Bartei sepdblt: 8n1. Brice,
G6o8. Spann, Ser. Wtutt6ep8, Sol. 6. q.
QSbitelp, Sol. @m. s.. Stewart, Nleranoer
3urnbun, Snp. Merebitb, Tbpnta8 Wbitrtp9e,
Bm. $. &ei9bler, Capt. 9fpbert 2eSlte, 8m.
g. Monta9ue, ST., @erarb @pper, Wi0ianl
5dlep, s. 8. 8. 2earp, Coleman Deficit,
I9pnla8 s. Sanie8, @m. $. Opun9 Stia
Spear, @m. $. GraperS, 8m. 8. 8altant,
@Dpin q. Nbbott, Nbrabam Wfiiter, 8alt6ua
$. Sennarp, Spbn $. g. Sutton, 8rber
5tullipan urD George SO. 8atr.
Weitere Steiner. - NuBer ben 16cr
geltern atgefIbrten Neonern lpra4en lit Del
pprsefrisen Gerlummluns Der conf itutioneller
rnirn= Yartei bic @pn9reBmit9lieDer Malo.
rp pDn ap., @ilmer bon 9sOro Carolina, 5il
prn @eprsia, 8arce BON Nprp Carolina
Magnaro Don Tenne1ee. Sic ale paufter
l9redlid auf Die oemcfratiIde 9artet LOO
ma8 aus IL MunSe ablolut ldderlid
tlinst benn Der gauge io9eaannte cpnftitutiO.
nele llnion<2drm lit ia nun pa5u ongetbalt, bel
Democratic bon Neuem in ben G lttel gu Der.
6elfen, mie bieS prr 4 Sabren bic Silmpre.
8emesun9 setban bat. gta6 ben pbi9en 0tep.
nern frat Wfappr Swann auf Der lt9 lSbltdel
@eile alter Sirapen entbielt unp in ldli9ter
@prten feline Gnbdu9li4feit an bic llniol per-
iiderte. Nad Srn. Swann CAB Der berii6nttC
6arrner bon 2igunpre, Der weile StaatSena.
tor nno tapfere @5eneralmaipr &imnell, nod
einise leiner S6nurren 5nm 8elten.
rmenbau8.- Iu4 Der 5meite 3peil
be5 StaDtratbS bat jebt Die SroOuau5 an9e
nummer, wprnad Die 6arm pe8 q. M.gpl18.
bDrpneb an Der Bbilapelpbia Nrao ais Blat
fir ba8 reue Nrutenbau8 beltinlmt miro.
Neue Spb Sellpp8 Safe. -
Die 8acific 2ose Scr. So, Srpen Der Sbf
6elOwS, BAT I'M 3. Stpd Der PeOple'S 8aat,
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St0Ot Baltimore

Contention Der perbinoeten
nnterttbun g 8=8 eretue. Sn Der
pprselfrtgen Sibmt8 Der Delegation Der perbiiN<
beten l1ltterItusung8zGerei wurpe Die 8erasz
t6ung it6er rie @pnltitutipn beS 8unoe8 prllens
Oct mo ba8 gau3e ionlit 5u eiuem CT reuliden
@bi4luB 9ebradt.
GUM @6luB Der 8erat6un9 ipra6 Der Spr<
fisenoe nod etni9e t~refenoe 8prte,
Die Contribution, mie lie enb9altt9 an9eaOm>
men wrrpe, lautet frl9enoermaBen:
Contribution.
be8 all8emeinen NrHeiter=llnt s-8ua<
be8 Der Ser. Staaten.
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gin
5dneiOer= uuO GleiOer=6 abrifauten I!
e DA191sS

SDiittelz ODER Observation-Disclosures
Die @rCper unb 8ater Hdbmai9inen Comp. erludt be Sdnet-
oer. lpmie aWe Yeripnen, bic Sen &ettenittt fir &leioer uno Icnfiae
artett ben onoern Stiden ~ppr3ieben, lid ibe neue
TMmf5ig SollarS Shittel=WIafbine
Se it gu ieecr mSslt9sn arbeit gu 9ebrau6en, le fam Bic fcinRcn
lopc bic 9r6bitet .3eu0e nabcu, uu6 ndbt e~bcnic9ut ais irgeno cine
bMre Niaihtme.
2&r eruden ale bieien9en, bic NibuaI1inen gu fauien mini
den Bel unS ocrsuiprcden, inoent mir iber;enet ino. bab BEL eimer
Denauen Snipection, Sebermlonn IberSeu9t Ien miro, bab feline
fam. aIe jin9Iten 8erbelierunsen ino on9ebradt worben uno
pr baben weSsr Ntibe, Mrbet, nod Gotten erlpart. nm bele Ma
lbine III Der Gn1iht Der S9neicer unb Vi tcnma9er uudbertreHIi9
MAIDEN.
WrpDer & Safer Ni6maldinen Comp,
lso14s) $50. 181 8altimpreItr.
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Contribution.

Ole uuterItitbunS8pereiu III ben Ser. Stuas
ten, mel6e ba8 Yrtt5ip Der Seffentlihfeit bel
i6ren 8er6anolnu9eu an9eipmrler, ulo lt4 Die
ier Organization an8ei4lOlet 9aben nnO iif
nod obl6lieBen lperper, biloeu cine 9rpBe aft
9~euleile 8erbinoung inter Dem Nanelt uNu=
9emeiner &rbeitcr Neutrality-suspicious. Der Ser.
Gt1dten.h
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e hunted up the largest clothes ne could

he hunted up the largest clothes he could
find. aff .tess,,f ,fis..,..l. .,,.t,as.
put them on, and with the exception
that they felt rather tight they did very well.
| took my place then behind the scenes and
began to repeat my part to myself found
that remembered every word Of il and had
no doubt rs to my complete success. Once
or twice Ipeeped through o hole in the cur
tain, and found the house was filing very
fast.
Having by this time repeated the whole of
my part over, thought would practice my
fencing. while making pass at one of the
side scenes, heard a sudden rent, and my
unfortunate neither garments were all torn in
twain. This was terrible catastrophe, and
one that must be Immediately repaired. / ran
TO the costumer and informed him of my
mishap. He expressed himself very sorry,
and regretted that he had not pair Of pan
falcons in the wardrobe that would fit me;
but he suggested that there would be plenty
of time TO repair them, as did not make my
appearance until the last part of the play.
caught at the suggestion and being an
expert hand with the needle, determined
that would repair the breach myself. The
dressing-room was full, so / could not 90
there; but found retired nook at the back
Of the stage, and divesting myself Of the
damaged garment, sat down in my drawers
on. a stool under the gaslight, crossed my legs
and began to sew vigorously, at the same
time repeating to myself my own various
speeches.
might have been engaged in this manner
five or ten minutes, and the rent was getting
smaller, when heard the rush and rolling Of
scenes, and sudden glare of light shone on
me, and a shrek, a yell, a shout, such as
might have awakened the seven sleepers,
greeted my ears.
/ raised my head, and to my horror found
myself seated in the middle of the stage
with the whole audience before me. Yes,
there was l, John Smith, ex-grocer, Invested
of my pantaloons, trowsers, or whatever they
may be called sitting cross-legged before an
immense audience, and the shouting, the
noise, and the yelling which greeted me, took
| away my 5elf-possesson. | rose from my
seat. ! cast my trowsers from me and ran
about the stage like wild man. And then
the yelling and screaming were redoubled;
men stood up in the pit and waved their
hats--women turned away their heads.
was bewildered, demented-stark, raving
mad. actually did not know how to get off
the stage and | believe | never should have
got off had not the manager come forward,
actually taking me away by brute force.
] put on my clothes in silence left the
theater with an inward resolve that would
never enter the accursed building again.
1have kept my word-that fatal night was
my first and last appearance on the stage.
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The Pleasure of Travelling Through the
Arabian Desert. ..u

The Pleasure of Travelling Through the
Arabian Desert. rf
A New York exchange in speaking of DR.
Couret's new book of travels rplorahons
IN Asia-observes: ..
There is something unpleasantly suggest
i've in the following passage from our au-
thor's narrative: "Doan, which is, in all
probability, the Dan spoken of by Ezekiel, is,
at the present day, one of the largest and
most important towns in Hadramaut, rank
ing next after Schibam and Terim. The
word Hddrdmdut literally translated, means
sudden DEATH and is, in its application to
to the territory so called, an allusion to the
frequency with which murders are committed
there. For couple of Spanish dollars, in
fact, Hadramite will undertake to rid you
of an enemy at the shortest notice, reserv-
ing to himself however, the right of killing
you instead, supposing said enemy has had
the tact to engage his services for larger
sum-" .-, ... rri-F
The Hsdramite, moreover, differs essen
tally from the Arab, in his greater temper
snce, industry and simplicity. He has the
one great falling of being easily persuaded to
sglll klOSd- and this makes his companion
ship tseb6eihy undesirable. Once clear of
THESE, peePLs. DU Couret made his way by
easy s1ases to MOkAllah, and thence to Mus
cas. whence he shipped for home, having
ended his journey with the endurance OF some
hzrdships, but also with the satisfaction Of
knowing that he had accomplished that
which no other white man had DONE. e.,
traversed the unknown regions of Central
Arabia, and emerged in safety from the man
fold trihulations which environed him at
every step of the journey.
Three times he was in peril of his life by
the fanaticsm of one Hanna, an ill-balanced
Arabic individual, who was pleased to at
tribute all the misfortunes of the caravan to
the 'evil eye" of this European Jonah. On
another occasion he was threatened with the
direst penalties if he failed to restore health
to female Arab in the extremity of illness.
Spies dogged his steps and jealous eyes
watched his motions. 1t was not pleasant
life to lead; yet the excitement of the adven-
ture proved its own recompense, and al
though the character of these secluded Arabs
is not portrayed in colors the most beautiful,
there is no resisting the imperturbable good
humor of our Hadji. He was shrewd enough
to find a way out of every tight place, and If
his stories are highly wrought, we at least
know that he must have encountered strange
adventures, and that he came forth unscathed.
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A housekeeper's affairs had for long time
been becoming very much entangled, and the
poor woman knew not what to do to get out
other difficulties. After time she bethought
herself of wise old hermit who lived in the
neighborhood, and to him she repaired for
advice. She related to him all her troubles,
saying: f.
' "Things go on badly enough; nothing
prospers indoors or out pray, sir, can you
not devise some remedy for my misfor-
tunes2 "'i. 81
The hermit--a shrewd, rosy old man
begged her to wait, and retiring to an inner
chamber ofhis cell, after short time brought
out very curious-looking box, carefully
sealed up. "Take this, said he, "and keep
il for one year but You must three times a
day and three times night, carry it into the
kitchen, the cellar and the stable, and set it
down in each corner. | answer for it, that
shortly you will find things improve. But
be sure at the end of the year, TO bring back
the box. Now, farewell"
The good woman received the precious
box with many thanks, and bore IL carefully
home. The next day, as she was carrying It
into the cellar, she met "A servant who had
been secretly drawing pitcher Of beer. AS
she went little later into the kitchen, there
she found maid making herself supper Of
omelets. In the stable, she discovered deep
in mire, the best COW standing, and the horse
uncurried, had hay instead of oats. So every
day she discovered and corrected some new
faults. AT the end of the year, she, faithful
10 her promise, carried the magic box back to
the hermit, and besought him to allow her 10
keep it, as it had most wonderful effect
"0nly let me keepitone year longer, and
am sure all will be remedied." The hermit
smiled and replied, q can not allow you to
keep the box, but the secret that is hidden
within you shall have" He opened the box,
and 10 lit contained nothing but slip o.
paper, on which was written this couplet
.eWould You thrive most prosperously,
m Yourself must every corner see.
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MoHAmmED, THE rROpHET.



who is this that comes from Hsp, not in kin ely
But great ffec son Of nature, llon-souicd aud
who 4 this before whose presence idols tumble to
While he cries out "Alah Akbari and thsrc is no
like a child 80 =. .'U--.,. r,
Not as yet too proud to wonder at the sun, Andstar
'oh, thou. .mOOnl who made thy brehtnessl starsl
who hung ye there on highf .lr
Answer 90 my soul may worship. must worship, or
Thsn there fell the broodng silence that precedes
Aud the 5id Arabian whirlwind called another Arab
soul. .N ... -....
who is this that comes from Hars' not in kingly
But q great, free son Of nature, iion-soulcd AMI
He has stood and seen Mount HarA TO the Awful
He has heard from cloud and lightning-"Know
there is no god but Godl
Cali ys thl man m impostor' He was called "The
A boy, he wandered DER the deserts, by the Wild
eyed Arab men.
He was always called ''The Faithful" Truth he
knew was Allah,s breath;
But the I've went darkly gnashing through the corri
dors Of Death.
"He was aeroel, Yssl fierce TO falsehOod fierce at
That the Kercsh taught the people made the sun and
solitude.
But his heart also gentle, and Affection grace
Waving II his trOpic spirit, to the weary brought
balm .'is. ..si t.T
"Proeeptsl" Have on each compassion;' Lead the
I'm your dealings keep Justice;" "Give a tenth
unto the poor" -.f
''Yet ambitiousls .Yes ambitous--whiie he heard
Alden-yoices sing-to Triangle troubled He'll beneath
his feet. '"
"Islaml" Yes. Submit to Heavenl" Prophet
To the East thou artl -h. 'itl .I
What prophets but the trumpets blown by God to
stir the heart? H.I Hss H't
And the great Heart of the desert stirred unto that
solemn strain, . t.. i.l
Rolling from the trump Of Hara over Errors
troubled main.
And hundred dusky millions honor still FL Amin's
rod Hi ..tUr.
Daily chenting,,".Allah Akbari know there is no
god but God .re,tti
Choral Gate 's.I. .ru.H
Where, tin lions noon shall take them, nations in
her morning wait.
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A CLERICAL PUNsrER. the recent din
ner of the Alumni of Harvard College, this
toast was given: 9sloi 2ftl ' To-
g "71s PsIpW Of the threat Oly--It takes a
good head, brave heart, and a stirring voice
70 banish sleepfroin its cushioned seats Our
brother, DR.. Bellows, has them all, and we
want 70 hear his voice among u.s." phn.i
The Doctor replied in q short speech, which
be concluded by the following stanza, refer
ring To the newly-inaugurated President.
'Though winds do blow and waters flow,
Is o. And envious clouds may pet on +i
" Her sacred crown, no Hoods can drown,
While Harvard keeps her Felton,
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Sewing Machine.

They have submitted it To trial and the critical
Judgment of the best mechanics and experts, by all
Of whom II has been conceded to be one of the