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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-06-20
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Tho Qsession Or rssa,ion.

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We have heretofore stated and shown that no
Southern State that taxes slaves according to value
as the same time taxes qN otAer property, IS pro-
posed BY the Opposition platform. This is true Of
Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, Texas and
Florida All these States discriminate in their tax
bills, and then exempt . large amount Of property
entirely from taxation. But the Opposition plat.
form would tar ererythiny and that too 1t the same
rate tItis not necessary that We should here spe-
city the articles '"Their name is legion" The
taxpayer can run them over in his mind, and make
alst Of them fhe chooses for his own satisfaction;
but let him bear in mind in doing 80 that Mr. Know
Nothing John Pool insists that he shall include
everything. s4tx
Ererything As&st be tazed, says Mr. Pool Let
US see how that would operate: Mr.. Pool estimates
the entire property in The State to b. worth seven
hundred millions of dollars. We think the estimate
too high, but we will take it as he has made it.
Ten cents on the hundred dollars, worth of this
amount or one-tenth Of one per cent would raise
seven hundred thousand dollars There are three
hundred thousand slaves in this State, worth, at
$500 each, one hundred and eighty millions Of dol
lars. Ten cents on the hundred dollars worth of
this amount would be one hundred and eighty thou
sand dollars. The lands are worth, say one hun
dred and fifty millions Of dollars; they would pay,
at the same rate, one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars g, a,5
7' Amount Of taxes to be raised, $7oo.0oo
Amount paid on lands and slaves, 100000
.4 = . I.s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-16
WELLAND OANAL.-The following named vessels
nnsanh thn Lnok nt ST. Cniharinea on fhA aapa

WELLANp CANAL-The following named vessels
passed The Lock q 81, Casharines on ths daga
April 7th--c. Reeve, from Ogdensburgh for Chi
oago, no cargo; Gen. Winfield Scott, from Toron.
10 ior saginaw, no cargo; Africa, ffom Kingston
foT Detfoit, atohe Hcrtheru Belle, nom Ki6g 6gSton
Cor chicago no cargo; Sovereign Of the Lakes, from
Canyon for Httrpit, 20 cargo.
April0,h-C, Il. Walker ,irom OsWego for Cleve-
land, salt; y. II. LathFop, nom OsWego for Mil
,seukee, gypsum; 5. n. Peck, lrom Ogdenghurgh
Tor Cleveland, no cargo; Utica, from Clayton for
Detroit, no eaFg0i 0gdenshnFEh, from 0swego for
Chicago, salt and mdze; L. B. shepard, nom
OBWego Tor Cleveland, water lime; W. b. Ogden,
from OEWegO fOr Cleveland no cargoi Gay ton,
from Clayton for Detroit, no cargo Republic, from
Clayton tog Detroit, no cargo sylphi nom 0aWego
for Detroit, water lime; J. o. Riggs, nom OsWego
for Port BurRell. no cargo; Monticello, nom ClaS
ton Tor Chicago, no cargoi Minnie Ainnle, rom
osWeRo Tor Toledo, water llmei Gold Hunter from
OsWego for Chicago, salt Plying Cload, from Clay
ton for Milwaukee, no cargo; L. J. Latham, nom
OswsVo for Chicago, salt; Delos DeWolf, nom Os-
Wego for Detroit, water imei Vermont, from De-
troit for OsWegO and 0gdengburgh, -four, highs
wines and hoopsi Raleigh, from OsWego for Port
BurWell, no cargo; Seminole, from 0swego for
Detroit, castings and water lime; NoTman, nom
OsWego for Chicago, no cargo; Algerine, from Os-
wego for Chicago railroad irOni TitsR, frOm Os-
Weg0 for Chicago, salt.
l
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MARINE RECORD.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED-April IA


SchT J. A. Hope, Mcpherson, PIT BurweIl, lum.
schr Ellington, Warner, Port Burwell, lumber.
CLEARED.
schr. c. c. GrisWOld, Fall, Chicago, 400 tons
coal from Price & n.
sohr. Yorktown, Randall, Chicago, 200 tons o f
coal from R. d G.
sohr. Mlddissex, Ferguson. Chicago. 200 tons
schr. Meridian, Flood, ,Detrois, l26 tOns coal from
RAG.
scOw Rescue, Robinson, KeIley's Island, no
cargo.
soOw Highland Chief, Dayton, Detroit, 10 pack.
ages marble, l50 feet Tagging, l64S feet do, and
800 feet curb stone, from SOuthWOrth & w.
ARRIVAL or THE BARQUE W. g. PIERsON,-
The bsrqus Wm. 8. PisrsOn, Capt. Root, Of San
dusky, from Liverpool ngland arrived ct this port
yesterday morning The Pierson left Liverpool
about the middle Of September last, aad accom-
pIished her voyage Gs far as the Weland Cansl'
where she was frozen in, and remained during the
winter. She brings 70 this port crOekery TO
Msssrs. Huntington Brooks, iron, ale, etc. The
vessel was worked up The river. and lay yesterday
a. The foot Of Front street,
THE sTRA1Ts.-By telegraph from KlWauke
Il 3 stated that the propeller Prairie State, Capt
Williams Of The Northern Transportation Compa-
ny, arrived ct that port on Friday morning from
Ogdensburgh, being the first vessel from the lower
Lakes. The propeller Buckeye, bound from Chi
cagO to Ogdensburgh, passed Detroit on Friday.
LAKE VESSELS ON THR OoEAN-Under Liver
pool date March slsi Cunningham & Shaw report
the schooner G. D. DOusman at Ibrail March IA;
D. c. Pierce loading at Charleston, near Leth
Scotland; for the Danube, and WOUld be ready to
sail in s few Gays; and the Vanguard at Cardif,
also loaded ior the Danube. The DOusman's trip
to Ibrail Is somewhat extraordinary. 1t Is the
quickest passage yet made. sa
sAILED.-seVeral vessels which took out clear
ances from this port on Friday and saturda and
dbsen detained by the bad weather, LETT porf
sesfsrday morning. oE
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FLoUR-salrs Il sn0 bbis At SgS0as5s5 super Stale;
s54sS650 Og extra Sate IS sO9535 for super Wes.erE
$40 TO med WESTERN Sc 90 60 IS for
for fresh ground shipping brands extra round heOp Ohio
Market quite Arm with fair demand ier the eastern and
local uaGe, and modoEs inquiry for e1por C.osingVe
CANADIAN FLOUR-Salss Of GO bbls at SS79
! % common TO chulcs
RYE FLOUR.-Quint and steady. Sales 800 bbls at
So 65(ld, 90 common 70 ch0ice sup.
COlN MEAL-Continues stea ~ sales 200 bhls bfendy
BUCKaaEAT FLoUR-Dun and nOnin4Ily unehd.--
WfisKY-Markst dull asd hsavyi &c OFO,ed. Hke
WHEAT-A little more steoiy, with better export do
hIw Club al 251l2I; loo bus Chi SPrng a Sl,sa0
81 100 bus white Ky Al Slloi ond 1000 bus white su-
Ht 81 60
RYE-Sc1rcs and armsr; $500 bu Rs $50 delivered on
outside prica
BARLEY-Dui and heavy Sales $500 bus part, at SOC.
CORN-Rut lite ouing and market heavy Sa es $500
bus ilc for mad afoat and delivered, and I6 for
yellow jersey.
for western and tssnndian and s55fc for State
PORK-MHrk et shade hrmer and quet. Sales eb1 bbl1
SII 65lf7b fer 81 81 old mes; Sl7 u thin
mss; SIS % old prime; fll Is prime
bEEF-Quet and nnol.apgd salgs SO bals at s. e99
50 lor c0gngy prime; S5Qoa5to countTy mess: S7759
$l0.30 raFackei mess; Sll,ueG SI2 IS extra mess.
EEEE HAhS-Cuniinne dull with sales OF lda bbls at
Sl2QaalS D. state; and SIS 90 eseTn
PRIME MESS dEEF-C0ntinues dull, A sale 400 ter
ces G eYeland on private terms.
BACON- Quiet and unclaimed.
CUT EAIS-Dull and heavy. Sales ia packages at
Te for shoulder; SaJs9a for hams
LARD Qgiet aud steayi sis sI5 bbls at l07s9i0SSo0
BUTTER-Psaty snd in lnitel request at ll8ls ohiOi
6HEEsE-In fair demand at lOal2o
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MORNING LEADER, OFFICE TgCI


FLOUB-Steady. Sales double extra red at S5, IS
the entire range Is ss.sO9SS,7S for extras, and
s.7Sese. Is for double extras.
CoRE-Steady. Sales car at Sic and car at
blS.
OATs-Quiet, Sale car at $50.
MEkTs-steady with q fair demand. Sales city
cured hams at lie. and country do at SC. Sales
shoulders at 7@7K for country and city cured.
EGas-Are in moderate supply only, and stea-
dy at l9kc.
AIeHWnEs-Sals 50 bbls at l95<.
BuTTER-Sale choice W. R. new made at 1se.
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MEDICAL NEWS EXTRAORDINARY ;
SPERMAT0RRHGAT
o. Senaaal Wsatae1S,
% GLEET, &C., ct
I'M p @ T E N G Y,
UREDl
One Hundred Dollars Premium.
DR. "a. GTRNON.

DIR. A. GIBSON.
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK
that he ever fails 70 cure the Above hS@sd dseSssT T he
u SG pay nh The S %Rs gun o ne p[9of that any other
Aiss R7n{ years q l3SoIisgs sIpsIisne IT
nate, that he has perfected system Of treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
arising 59sTe1TSm $ M isciRdng ,os,
Il has succeeded in curing in this city, some Of
whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with selfsylel
success All Fa1t he least paftie of bsnst
Although DR. GIBSON has Diploma, YET Be makes 20
paratiysy simple Thing destitute Of HtslgsRos, forns
possessed pyer sancsnf 70 aisy Inss ared men ~ ~
grto convert single Ounce ntos medical genius thar
ST ondo6 as Pc sp some others DO foT tSe m FsTs m
snsnarng the iuuoos-t; But what Dr. GIBSON MINT
those Who repus8 confidence hs ability and interrii
SSisf chSllsTess on~ Pfvsieis7 N 4 so ~ - -55e.nisr
patent medci 70 equal for the radical crs Of Se II
and physcs sri.nT from Ss4S % % 1Ss sso BON me aa
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his rev treatment d fol-
the agents used in no respect disagrsesbe; he uses
ne o. 59s eafS ageS s9cn as MesuIy nor other
required: Thirdy treatment Is ToTtiVe and
public or private hospisi IN ne United Stsi ~ 81 dan many
straLe ths great fact that he able to s1t ten
Physician to cure one similar case.
EelioW CllEcult Nuct1 thlnll. tnfn
age the only psbla upon which tho pbo mind can be fed
aDd from which Just md definite Conclusions be de-
dueed -
Dr. GIBSON is permanently laeated IN Cleveland anl
sa. as1s s ne P PS % r 51 1saS s Rsl eo5. q
treatment. Reference can be given to individuals of hf
first respsctability IN Cleveland Boston, New York an
other cities IN regard 70 Bkil and integrity ii All rfg
siona transactions. Dyspepsia, Rheumnfism srrosy
y Medicine sent 70 ans part o. tEs cOantEy on D ~
: a.. Dr. GIBsoNs Nsa WOrk On FyaOIogy, isr -. :,
his once. ~ ~ =
PROFESSOR OF ELECTRoPATHY 4 lrF-,rc-,--,
- oa5ee Ne ~ Ontario street. up 5lirs . fS 49, -
once houi5 rom to Il snd NON tOp o,,lo,, an,
fSundaEs excsptad.l ~ ple't e1iiy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-16

schr, J. A. Hope. Mcpherson, PIT BurweI, lum,
ber.
schr. Ellington, Warner, Port Burwell, lumber.
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MENoRANDA.

AEALOhANOAs
OswEeo, l2th.-Cleared, schrs. Uncle Tom eud
Belle Sheridan, for Chicago; 18Th, prop. Ontario,
Chicago; sohr. Robinson, Toledo.
CHIcGeO lsth.-The clearances with corn to-
day for the lower lakes have been quite numerous,
and l30 ll6 bUshels OF corn have been shipped for
Og5ensburgh, Kingston, 0sWegO and Buffalo
Cleared schrs. Ethan Allen, Live Oak, Daniel
BlaWson and brig s. 3, POmeroy, for Buffalo; schs.
NOnpereil and Grace Murray, OsWego; Maple
Leaf and bark Indiana, Ogde1sburg; sehE. Peoria,
Kingston.
DETRoTT. lsth.--Passed M, sehrs. B. Parsons.
Industry Banner, Fortune, Andrew J. Rich, North
ern Belle. DoWn-Prop. Buckeye
Cleared schrs. Fortune and Fsrubsun. CbieaQo
The steamer Forester. which arrived voassrSav
afternoon, reports she steam tug John Owen AZ
burned st the dock ct Algonac yesterday morning
st o'clock. =
Bque. Ocean Wave, bound irom Cleveland Cor
Chicago, loaded with coal ran hard aground ~
the iiatl near the outer entrance. hepasged bors
On Thursday. The tug Gore went to her aid, but
owing b the sbOalnass Of the water could not get
nsar enough 70 render her any FerEioe-.
PoRe GoIBoRNz.=-Passed. bound assi-Bquss.
w B. Pierson, iron Europe lsst fll9 Clayton,
Republic; briFB Banner, sir Charles Napier; schra
Ganads, EhOs. KinFElord, Emeu, James HavaRh,
Uaca, Titan, AlQsrine, And0Fer. East-Pr1pB.
JedeHcn and Buckeye State,
The ice has blocked the barber up iagain This
lnorning, (i2th,) but ss soon as the wind changes
i viii open. There are thirteen vessels IN hagboF
now, WiRd-bouud, going West,
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VIZ .Plla J. z AZ. r "IOHI'lA'' 'l'lIH

w. D. oI1DIKos. Pliff 8 Any
MASTER'S SALE.-In pursuance
Iva Of deCretal order Of sale, issued grOm the
Court o. Common Pleas 0f Cuyahoga county Ohio at the
suit o. Thomas b; Prtchard against Walter J. Allen and
others, 70 me directed, shall expose for sale at
the door Of the Court House, (cotnsr Of sonsoa and
Champiain streets IN the City " CeVsand) 10 said county
Ca th9 10Th day Of May, ls60. et O'Clock p NJ said
day, the following dasc3ed lands and tenemenfs wit
SnEto IN the township Of BROOKLYN, Cuynhoga county,
Ohio, and known Lot No ia, in Hiran Stone add
tion 70 Culoland, sed Of original Lot Nus o. and
on Columbus street, and li7e l7fetdeep the line
end ls4 and 52 feetdesf along Erin svsnlo and g Ia
feet wide On the Wott eud Appraised At SG5I
E.W 9lkGHAM, Master Comr.
LOREN pREnTfss PitHis Atty, apro.1s1
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ShsFlfTig 8 MaIIsF COmmlIIlOneiIT Sals,


PURSUANT to the command of an
Pleas q Cuyahoga CoDnil a. the sui. Of Calvin GddingI
plaintiff, aglnlt Thomas HaTlack, d0fsndant, 10 ins
directed shall Offer for sale at the door OF The Cour
House, leOrner Of Seneca Champlan lroots) ths
Guy Of CoFolaEd IN said County, the 5h day 0f May
1864 y o'clock p d. OF said day, the following de-
gcbed lands and tsnementH wit situate IN the City Of
bounded and deEcnbid ns follows Being lots t2sl tNO
hundred and eiaht' 10, tive hundred and 7iaelesn
thirty, ( two hundIeJ and uirty-one l7G8l two hun
dIed aud sKtye gh 2li hundred aud s0Vonty yiouF
(2l two hundred anu enty- Eve, (gl6 two hundred
and seventy 20l two hundred and sixty, l5l two
hundred aud ninety i've, g0l two hundred and ninety EI
(3e) three hundred aud SIX (1I three hundred and
en- a. surveyed plated and recorded IN the subdivision Of
that part Of Ohio CITY, Cleveland b. kZotiol Fol-
som; known - n Taylor Farm allotment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-16

-DR. A. w. TUCKER.-It bes 6ooo77o
y. ven pq,sn aet that b ss h1aT,iS ' of cSTo.
pr ails He win rs-Tas saones1 where Al osher
6sts S Ss,sl LissI Co nplat Chill Fever Dys,
syphiS in al S vS1, ~ grh, DrupgY; also. EecondaY
pie dssSssS .S5 Good aueos1s In an ether Chro-
g-sO Ofs-s ~ - X y ute. Call ard see the Doctor
- SSs C1as,iill ~, ~ SPlario street, up stains.
- -ee- mar1
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~ E-1LTs8uFFTCIEET THREEI-
TRIESEMAR,1 & 3

7 ILILU " YAIL4It9 70 9 = y
DROTECTED BY ROYAL LET
n TIERS PATENT Of England and secured by IN
Seals OF the Ecoe de Phamhcie de Paris and the fmpe
rial College Of Medicine, Vienna; aT .-'r.
No. "a invt luable for exhaustion, spoTmatOThoa and
all physical dlshbiliiios RI II
Ne completely oradcatg al traces nf those diseases
that have bhalt. been treated BY the and per
cinus Of eopaiva and cuboba-
No has ntrolY suppan he Injurious ui NOR
eury thereby innung the sufferer speedy relief ais
psrHng all purti0S and roofing out tho venom bf dis
ease. 7rr
TRIEsEMAR Nos !, and 3. are prepared in the form
Of lOzsngO. devoid Of taste and smell and carried
the WAiscoat pocket Sold In lin and divided
separate dOses a administered by Valpeau Lallanqhd
RouK RoO d. 30 Prize So aach or cases for So which
81 and IN S2T aseE whereby there saving o SO
To be had wholesale and RETAIL Of Dr. BARROW No i9l
BleeckoF street, New York lmmedatsly Teeoiving
reeoVine fenitiEhce DR. Barrow Will forward the TTe-
SONAR 70 any pat Of the world securely packed and ad
dressed nccording 10 the ms ructlOns Of the writer
~ Sod also by GAYLORD HAM1 ON D and VIM
FHkE lsEsland. lann
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-16

SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
~ DER OF COURT On the 2Sth day Of April, ls6O,
at O'clock p. NJ on the prem in the township OF
SoOn Cuylhnga County Ohio Will be sold the big
bidder the following described real estate property
Of George Morrison minor heir Of Aanson Morrison de-
ceased. To wit
Stuse IN sad township Of solou being SO of land
from o the West Side Il the following described piece OF
land TO wit OF lot No. Is in said township and is
bonn1el follows beginning at the southwest Of
said lot No IS thence mort tho old line
"A links to post thence east chains and % links
pest thence sOutn parallel with the line 20 chains
and l9 links 70 pos. ia the centre the road thence
westerly along the centre Of the road chns and 29 links
to the place Of beginning, containing Is TlO0 Of
land.
Said "a acres appraised at Sl6lO1.
Terms Of sale SI000 cash down the day Of sale and
the baanee IN ten Is from the day Of sale.
JOHN @. SMITH,
Guariinn Of said George Morrison.
Cleveland. Ohio April - 1850. apIl.2O
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00nnfaftnree.

O'vsland, ,ADrllls. lss8. : . : In T. S'''ll'''l'
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PROfESSOk OF ELECIROPATHY 4 NE orrT,Sr.
- once 10 ~ ontEio street, up Stairs,g fov dSoT
- oHss ASgi5 nom to Il sad NON 2toE O.lo.s
nova
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CHERIPF AND MASTER OOM-

CHERIFF AND MASTER COM-
~ hIlSsIONER'S sALE.-Pursuant to the c0mmand
o order Of sRs issueum the Court OF Ccmmon Pleas
Of Cuyahosa County, a the suit OF George WorhgtOn,
flanlif against William Rogers 6nd others Defendants
shall oT for sale Public auction, the door Of the
Count House, lcofneF Of Ssneca and Champlain eesl
In the ctV Of CeTe and m said county the l2h day Of
May, 1850 az O'Clock p NJ Of said day the following
described lands and teEemenis, TO wit Situate the
Ohio and known as parts Of L0 Nos. q and a. asss
surrey recorded In Book o, psge III and bounded fol-
lows Westerly By lire parallel with the line and
twenty nine feet eaasry thereCm being the easery line
Of land decided by PamertO Chandler sOutherlY bV the
nOheIly lice Of Lot No q; eAHtsrly by land sold W.
Wing and norherly BY First Street Said lot being thirty
hnusa thereon.
Appraised al $4,000. D. L. WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff and Special Master C0m'r.
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CALB OF RRAL ESTATB BY OR.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or
~ DER OF COURT.-On the 18th DAY Of April, 1850,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ on the premises in the township Of
Royetoa, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, will Be sold to the hah
est bidder the following described real estate the
propedy OF Hiram gerton deceased 70 v situate 10 the
Township Of ROyaton in said fOunty, being Dart Of
tiOu No. H. situated IN the northwest corner Of the south
quarter Of said section and 20 Of land t being
Brown
The above premises to be sod subject to mortgage
thereon. Wh eh there due April IL 1860. SIT5 IS
Terms Of sale hundred coll csSh, and the balance
HENRI AKINs, Guardian
Cleveland. April, u 1850
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EEW YORK MARXET-April "a.
In rrrnnnLpH1

y I-7--
choice W. R. new made ct lse.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-24
Terms of Advertising +;

Hate NoT-llalc not, 1t is not worth
while. Yow lie is NOT long enough to
make ii pay to cherish iIl-will or hard
thoughts towards any one. What ifthat
man has cheated you, or that woman
has played you false ? What if this
friend has forsakcn you in your time Of
need, or that one having won your ~
most confidence, your warmcst love,
HIS concluded that he prefers to consld-
er and treat you as Il stranger! Let 1t
0N pass. What difference will it make
to you ina fewycars, when you 60, hence
to the "undiscovtrcd country" All
who iIl-trcNt You now will be more sor-
ry for it then, than you, even in your
deepest disappointment and grict, can
be.
These remarks are dedicated to the
yovng lady friend Of ours in this town
who said: u hate him, and for trihing
with n womanS love, my hatred shall
follow him to the grave" "llatc not
said we. il is not worth while.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-24
TIE MECHANIC.

: A recent numborof the Wauerly Llaq-
a=iac, contains tho following noble and
eloquent defence ofthc mechanic:
We should like to ask some people
what they would do without mechanics
in their thousand and one vocations?
What single blessing do you enjoy aside
from the spontaneous production OF
bountcous nature, in which the ne.
chanic has no hand? Your churches
are built and bcautticd by him, the Bi-
bic that rests upon the pulpit has passed
through his hands Your railroads,
your magnetic teIcgraphs, your steam
boats, your fleets, and your manutacto,
ries, are all planned BY his brain, and
put into shape BY his hands. You do.
pend upon him for your halls of learn
ing, yonr repositories Of art, your Ii.
braries, and even for your printed or
written language in any form whatever,
Your homes with every internal arti-
Gle Of convenience or taste emin0te
from him.
To-day the timber stands in the ma.
tive forosts--t0 morrow it is converted
by the mechanics skill into multiiAri-
Gus forms OF utility and beauty. The
very coat on your back once was WOOL
was cardcd, spun, woven and finished
10y mechanical skill Ladies. will you
inform us what class Of people you de-
pend on most to enable you TO make an
agreeable appearance in society? Is it
the minister, the lawyer, the doctor,
the gentleman Of wealth and leisure, or
the mechanic and laborcr, male or fc-
male? The silks, the laces and gcw-
gaws with which you deck your persons,
the books with which you store your
minds with knowledge or pass II leisure
hour, all come from them. For tho
rings, set with diamonds and precious
stones which you love so well to dis,
play, and often give the color to your
checks, comes from the sIiilf Of the me-
chanc.
Then, we say, give them edit for
all they deserve, and encourage them
as they toll on from day to day, work
ING, under God, such wonderful and
beneficial changes in all the depart
mcnts Of life We say wonderful
Could the public understand and feel
how many discouragcments the think.
ing mechanic lohors under, they would
wonder in truth at his perseverance,
They tciI ON day after day; they, to-
burn the midnight OIL and all they ro
alize from the public is Il mere pittanc
of what they deserve, and even that i
almost forced from those who rccciv
the principal benefit Of all their discovc
rirs and labDrS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-24
For the Home journal
A TRIBUTE-TO MAGGIE.
by RANSOM aULLEy,

When other friends, sweet one, have
proved
Unfaithful and untrue TO thee,
And every object thou has loved,
Seems lost to all but memory
Then know there's one that loves thee
still,
Upon whose heart thy groccs dwell,
And who, tho absent, ever will
OFT turn to view our sad farewell.
When time bears on his tabled wings,
A pail upon thy hopes to cast,
And round thy soul in fancy clings
The mourntul relics of the past
Then know, if fondcst prayers on high,
For others, happiness avail,
That mine will check each bitter sigh
Which make thee lonely, sad and pale
When in this pilgrimage OF life,
Notca iul clouds rise on thy way;
But in thy heart thus free from strife,
Seems shining one eternal day
Then know ! d have this day remain,
Without waning, stormy oven
It's holy light iore'cr retain
TO brighten in thy home in Heaven.
NEAR SnELBYvllAE, Tenn.