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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-10-25
The state Of mississippi,

JASPER COUNTY.
circuit Court, September Tenn Il. D. 1851
" A. Payne,
vs.. Attachment Tor 81, ~
\. b Campbell,
lN.llS day comes the plaintiff, by his a.
torury. into upru Cuurt, and sugL
nat the defendant ia t1i- case is t, MOI
,rsldent Of the Nmte of NJ s,i,,ippi ltI
therefore, ordered by the Court lhst puI
icatlon be IN rls lu the Z .,trm Clarion
,ew.paper puhlisbrd ia the town Of Pau
linz in saii county n, required hy au
living notice To the defendant that uulc
le appear in aud before this Court az n.
ext March term thereof TO b. holiru
he Court llnu,- ia The town Of luldi.
vi the 4th Monday OF March A. D l,G
hen aud there to plead answer or Il.
MIR 10 plaintiff = compliant th" sam
vii be taken Tor confessed aud lad gmu
rendered accordingly.
Given under my hand and seH
SEAL # office, thi, the 10Th day of U,
,I6Slob;r A. d. 1851
w. 4. POWE Clerk
Circuit Cont Jap5y Lopig.
Dot. Is, 1861 l-5t
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Citation.

10 Caroline Garner and John Gunner her
husband, john II. Anderson aud Betht
Anderson:
YOU are hereby notified to appear be
fore th, Probate Couft OF Jdspe
County. in the State OF Mississippi, at ia,
Curt House OF said County in the tow
If Pudmt, on the first Mondiy ia De
5ember next then and there to au,we.
he petition filed in said Court bv William
B Anderson and p. J Townsend, Admin
,truors of JACOB ANDERSON decra,
I'd for division Of the I! tyes belongiu.
70 the Estate Of said d"cedrnt.
Witness the Hon. Benitmin Thigpen
Judge Of said Court first II )uday in OJtO
p-r, A D. 1861.
(-- Issued and given under m,
( LIS hand and seal OF office, thi, Hi
- day OF October, A y. 1861.
THOMAS w GRAYSON, Clerk,
BY A, j. HYDg, Deputy.
O5L Is. 1851. \
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AnnnlnIsIrnIrIN NoIICO.

WHEREAS b, g-rIue of an order o.
W The Honorable Probate Court o.
jasper County. Miss, made At the Sep
TENDER term, 1851 thereof the under
signed was appointed Administrators OF
tlio estate OF SHADRlCK H0jON, de
ceased Now AL PERSONS having claims
against said estate will please have then
duly probated in the time prescribed by
law Or they viii be blurred.
NANCY H0i0N,
Admrx.
OFT. 2jth. 1861. 2-5t
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FNIE Notes and ACCOUNTS duo the Rts
Oh fm of levy b Lopgr have been d.
leH.l tle undersigned Con the heneti, OF
Dc -e4t1rs9. the sofia Levy & Lopez
al. Persons indebted % said dru viii
and .leirur.es aud accounts In ms hand
r with THOMAS M CLARKE ID Gar.
nnosfi.'e. 10 whom payment may BE-
uale.
] give iuir warming that / will sue az the
leNt term of the Circuit Court on ever,
Slain chat remain suupaid.
JAMES J. iIANNON.
Assignee Of Levy Topper.
April 10. lS6l. 31.u
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The stnte Of Mis.i.,lnnl.

JASPER COUNTY.
n the Circuit Court Of sypi touptg Ssp'emL,
T,m 4. D. 1861.
James L. & w. G. SAMSON,
vs..
T. NJ. Eckford and w. b.
Weaver. Attachmcn
Partners in trade. trading for S2,7Z2 g.
under firm name aud
style Of EckfJrd & Wta
YER.
WIS day comes the plaintiffs, by thei
| attorney, into open Court, aud -,
t-st that the defendants in hi case an
onresldtnts Of the State of Mi.-is-ipp
IL is therefore ordered toy the Court ia.
publication be made in the Eastern Clal
m, a new paper published ia the town
Pduldlng I'm sHid county, &C, required D.
l,w, giving notice to the defendants tha
lnless they appear ~ and before Tia
'ourt, at the next March term Thereof q
be holden at the Court House in the tow
II Paulding. on the4ti Monday of NJ ucl
T. D. 1861, then and there to plead az.
,wer or demurto the plaintiffs complain
The same viii be taken for confessed, an,
Judgment rendered accordingly
- Given under my hand an.
SEAL zeal Of Office, This the 10th da
I6Oof October, A. d 1861.
W. +. POWE, Clerk
CrcutColTt Of Jaspcr ComW
Oct IL. 1861. LIT
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A Nilu1tiOn Wanted,

FOR TUE INCOMINC YEAH 1879
I TAKE this ulethri 81 Offering nay 0
vices TO sny one Wishing 70 eug'g' a.
Oyerserr Tlo-r wishing tn rulpIoy o
Ogersecr for the next year hy aidrr--lu
ne a letter or otherwise, stating uunH
4, hands. slze oi farm, &c, will lruru %
urice, which will be- moderate 10 smt ,b
ines. also wish 10 rrut the place q
Which | nov reside. Terms mldert,
md will be known by applying TO me- %
rurnersyllle, Jasper county Miss
+. q. THOMPSON.
Oct 18th. 1861 t-lt
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CLASSICAL SCHO0L

A CLASSICAL Preparatory School aH
IN Joogauel ut tht Un.vea..y0' Au
.ss-ppi Ol.8gor 9 s. 1851 We Ore Do.
uarsd DO receive large number OF boys
ana 20 furnish themwth thorough tnD
systematic rductaou preparatory iar
College course. Lodging. furnished D.
tbs Collags D1rmiIories Good bofrdu
10 DO obtained cheap. Fees so pee So,
sion Of Eve months plyeb.e 90 advance g
uon. ~ uowIy OylHd.
a. !. QUINCUE.
Professor ~ TllH eHd tHI To lHu1 ssos
BURTON n. HARRISON,
Iafe As.i-tsnt q AIT Oi Pl. oa.
Oxford, Oat Is, lSjl lJ.
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NJ The Yankees are growing tired of
Dr. Russell. The have asked Seward to
Danish him the country. Seward advises
them not to read his criticisms-and they
won't feel uncomfortable lie says only
twenty five copies Of the Tins reach this
country, and il papers here wouldn't re-
publish, the Yankees would not know
how badly they are thought Of in Europe.
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nes- Sen ltor Turney has introduced
into the Senate till to encourage the
raising Of sheep in Tennessee. The bill
imposes q tax 0, five dollars upon all dogs,
allowing the head OF q family one free of
taxation. The bill passed its first reading.
Thi, is q move in the right direction.
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AdniInlsiratur's NUIIcr.

Az llEREAS letters of Administration
w pu tue estate Of FREDERICK L
tAfBERRY, dec were granted to th.
Undersigned 40 the last july term OF IA,
rob ftr Cmt of Newton County Mi,-i
ppl' Now all persons holding claim
atiu-t sad estate are notified aud rpQu
20 20 exhibit them daily prohued AZ,
slsterel within the time required b,
,w or they will be brrrd
I. r. HUGHES. Admir-.
Sept 10 1861. 4S.7t
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Monaarn.

Died at the residence Of Mr. W Daaghddll, on Set.
uTsy night the leh Inst. 10 Smtn County. ROB.
Err JrHSsJN,a member OF Capt Watkins oyrn.
pany The ianke- TsrFUfei from THE Couny
The d-c' ased was alta ked vth M a,l5s aHt ty.
phoii fever while IN camps, and on atem ping 10
me home stopped The uvsr aht within Eve m lee
u nom but there sept 70 awake more. II Fas
solditr'a DEATH although he died by the hand Of
q pssps. Psaas 70 hIs ashsA
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I HAVE established new STONE
/ WARE FACTORY, in Jones count,
md am now prepared to ill all order,
md deliver at the Factory at Is cents PEI
t,llon. ! will deliver elsewhere. if r.
Iuired, for reasonable freishtage. Al
lres5 me at Errata Jones county Miss.
r. j. RUSHlON.
Oct. 4. 1861. 5I3t
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re- Our President and Generals know
their duty. When time for advancing ar
riyes, they will advance. The Coincide
rate authorizes and army have performed
wonders in the last six months. Let there
DO no more complaints.
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ry- Stirring news will be found under
postscript head Our arms are still veto
rious wherever Our brave soldiers get in
reach of the enemy and we have faith in
Providence to believe it will continue so
20 the end.
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M llEREAS letters of Administration
Were granted 10 the undersigned b
The Honorable the Judge Of P,obue o
Newton county, State of Mississippi %
he September term thereof, A. D 1861
m the E.tate of WILLIAM W. MOORE
lee, a7ed. late Of said county. Now al
PERSONS indebted to -aid Estate will pleas,
come forward and make Immediate pas
ment, aud those having clam ~ instJh.
same must present them, duly probated
Ellhln the time prescribed by law, Or the,
will be forever bur.d.
JOSEPH G. MOORE,
Adm'r.
Oct. 4. 1861. BIN
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EXecntar'N NOlICe.

NTlEREAS letters testameutarv o.
w tn last will and testament OF VII
LIAM II. GAMAGE. deceased, wer,
.rauted to The undersigned, at the Octo
Der term Of the Probate Court of Jaspel
County, State Of Mississippi A. D, 1861
Now all persons having claims against th'
estate Of said deoedent are hereby requir
I'd to exhibit the same and have then
registered in the manner and within tn
time prescribed by law, or they will b.
forever barred.
D. V. GAMAGE.
Executor dc.
Dot. 18th, 1861. LIT
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JUNEN COUNTY.
z, Probate Court ~ sail CopHty October Spe.
ciai Tern, 4 u. 1861.
'eJ, L @. Oven Guardian for Albert C.
Oven, Eliza Owen aud Dlrcas Oven,
minor hers and legatees OF the Estate
ofJAS SHOWS. deceased OF the Suite
OF Trxa-, md all others interested in
said Estate;
YOU are hereby cited to be and person.
l ally appear AT the next November
erm of the Probate Court Of jones Coun-
', MIs,i-sippi, 10 TO held at Ellsylle on
re "a Monday OF November, 1861 and
u the hrst day OF the term then and
,ere 10 answer the petition OF D. NJ.
lows and W. W. Shows, Executors of
lr la,t will OF sail dectd Mt, for the sale
the following Loud. belonging to the
state OF said decelenl, ding to tho
reciious Of eaid last will, for division
nong the heirs which lhpds are situate.
lug aud brinp IN the County OF Jones
at State Of Mi-.is.ippi, designated as
flows Ia wit: All at The i. Of the ; H.
and 5 W Of ; + t. aud L offs " /,
al \ w. | ul NV | Wing Est Of Tai.
mo, creek Hni n w. Of NE s T..
lNW4 s.W. I al NE. l. NE / Of
wv t NV OF Sc !, ia Spcunn 27,
I'd Is acrp- of the SW t and $ T. in
elton 90 aud L ! OF NE l,S.W of
~. l. SE. ~ N.W NV Of NE. /,
'.E. Of NV !. in Section 3i-al ia
,owu.hip7 n. K T. West-containing
nll five hundred and ninety acres more
lrss--at winch time the prayer OF said
'rii,ioner will he granted aud decree
nade accordingly, limo exceptions are Ia.
~ thereto
Given under my hand and
SEAL l-eal of oilicr. this 9Th day OF
\--/05tob,r, a d 1861
D. N. SHOWS.
EIa, Il
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pablo Speaking

Maj Z BiREsDuE candidate for Con-
gress will address the people at DeSoto,
CLARK county, % morrow (2jlh inst. J and
at IIilsboro, Scott county, Monday next
iGSlh in.Il
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4 H. claims due the estate Of ROBERT
n COOPER, decreased. Ia SUIT or judg-
nenL eau ur paid q Mr.. L. b La-siter,
'uuns nay absence from hume, whose re-
sept Tor the same viii bee duly rec guizrd.
! !. SHANNON, Admir-.
June II, 1861 35-,f
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NOtICe.

I FOREWARN all persons from trading
l with my wife Harriet Bu-by, She ha-
lett my brd and board without cause, and
[ will not be responsible for any eontraci
hat she may make
LEONARD DUSBY.
Wayne County O5t. Is, 1851. lot
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administrator .sU.ICU.
AVllEREAS letters Of Administrator
on the Estate Of JOHN H. TER
Raj, deceased, were granted to the uu
designed ut the October term, A. D. 1851
i the Probate Court Of Jasper county
Staleot Mississippi. Now all persons hay
ing CLAIMS against the estate OF said dece
lent are hereby requested and required
TO EXHIBIT the satne, and have them reg
stored Ia the manner and within Ia,
I'M prescribed by law, or they will b,
forever barred.
JAMES S. TERRAL SR.,
administrator.
Oct II, 1861. 52-7t
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VaInnbio Plantation for safe

FHInHDIr FlnnInlIOm fOT anlo.
ENA THE subscriber offers f1- sale
DID, place 100 Jones county, silua-
@Y%s od about twenty Mills from
- shubuW and con listing Of five
uusleI and twenty acres. The land lies
ON 5o.h sides Of Bogue Iona Creek. and
consists OF swamp. hammock. .'ead brake
and puey woods, willtxc-llentr range tor
cattle. One hundred ucre- are under
good fence. ! will take cattle Or l4yes ia
payment instead of money.
Address me 40 Oventou, Homes county,
Mississippi joins MCGtLBERRY.
Jaa,s %. Mss sept lG 1861. 4f-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yntIco.

AZ llEREAS letters Of Admnstra
w ton on the Estate Of DAVID n
SMITH deceased, were granted to H..
Undersigned at the h,r October term u
he Probate Court Of smith County. Sm
If Mississippi; Now. therefore, al pei
'ous having claims against the estate
uii decedeut are hereby required TO IS
rlbit the same within the time limited l.
law, or the same viii be- barred
II II. SMITH,
}. L. SMITH
Adm'rs
Oct. IL, 1861. AZ
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Bsd on the 18th Of Al. ust last AZ ths residence Of
her sysbdsm, John c. Pounda Jasper County, Niss1
~ kAsH 1eukna n - e9th yss7 II ~ sgS
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THk MAZE OF MISSISSIPPI,


n ne Ch1pccry Cont or Agii C,y,ty AZ MIN
hela AZ ne Crks a9fce qf said topt on
ne lst, 'loodig. ne secoad I,y q .sepam.
br, ISL
iartha + Harris.
vs. } Bill for Divoree
Joseph lliuis
| PON opening compliments hin. it an
- peAlul that the said defendant l. a
'ou-resldsut of Ills STATE, il is Therefore
rderrd that notice he given to the said
elrndhnt 81 the lendrncy OF this suit,
y publication in the EiStrn Cl,r,on. a
rwsp'p'r wInrrd and published IN tho
own Of Pauldns, IA the county OF Jas
r. Ia said STATE, for five consecutive
r,ks, that unless he appear in aud be
re the Honorable Chancery Court Of
cot county, next to Toe holden Ia and
It ,nii equity, az the Court House there
q IN the Town OF llillsb,ro, on the 4lh
tnndsy of Q roh,r next and plead,
n,wrr or demur To said bill said cause
iiI be SCI down Tor final hearing on the
I'll. snd deposition To be taken.
Given under nv hand and seal
,EAL )of office on his The second day
N/Of September A. d.. 1861.
JOHN r. HARRIS, Clerk.
Per, r. W. BONDS, Deputy.
4 r. SNi1tT for Conn
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Il 0lO ROLLS FRENCH ENGLIsH ANI
5li 10 Kes An cfu Window Class
100 . French
s. very thick French
10 R't Blue, iell0w and Purple Window
Gitss
" Fancy N9J~olni Trnt0n Glass.
= p4.rf as-urc , linen W.ud1E States.
10 rolls Assorted wiadss Paper AZ
A eRHRLLAR
Niskstarp, jnAs v, l1es SO
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.n the matter OF the EJate Of josef.
T. FARMER, deceased ,
NOTICE /, hereby given that Rebei
\ d Farmer, Administrators on IT,,
state Of Joseph T. Farmer, deceased h.
led an the Probate Court Of Newt.
ouuty Mississippi his petition to su,
'uier his letters, aud vii at the neN
october term of sud Court present sn 1t.
puut of his administration, 50 far rs Il,
me has extended tor allowance wl,
mmi'.lous, and apply Tor final hea
~ nl said petition.
BY order Of the Court.
JAMES A. WARE, Clerk
Sept l7th lS6l. 4l.ii
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Oct. ~, 1861.
JEFF. DAVIS FEMALE ACADEMY.
suUBUTA, oLANA oOUATv, MSS.

'llE first session Of this school will open IN the
| me duj n ct d r uudvi che PEI snnld tup r
sion ana con rul oi Ms H. PirR l. 20 Long
id fryolabJ known ~ tie ht al Ol The ftinula
mod At ~ Ect H'l N0s, 10 lhis county.
MRS fIENLt cOtnrs To ihis e0nntun ty " IN a
inR esia5Ii-h' Il aud ~ u sustained rtpn atom ~ a
a oe sful tra-lie Of young itii aud Ill p pre-
rtu iUi thu advanced cla'r,r 90 any Of the Female
'llrges 10 The Vni .le ate ~iAtes
ldE hlsl, DAPAKthENi T. already we'll pro-
deed iOr. an Mr.. luEoa Wil Hs haze Wiih hrfsef
D. n other eVpHueucpd tetchots he nee. =-tI.s
iii" sriinOl mas uHist : hc piinuiIHi VII tHks
to her hous- ne butuief1 % fsw ,uuup butler mo
tIy p,fti uht g daSIre o. ie under hrT imineimto
IT. % tarl.r do ~ yer nn'ntl'. lhc uiiu4 id moi.
ul- rxr.It af-hu2 ahi % wll ietxtH
tui IOu Wi o. s- 90 ufHrr srhuO.- ct he fans
rul .. Hpl % Iug 90 !. tItutIHfd HItii fhr cuun ~
,dh,vu5 rntrero hdcnee ln the .iilAlly md 81.
nrs = u gsfr. uIu.t 90 ALL rtiyrtn ihyni Il
l'uud 100 'utf Do ti1e O. 2, a,uIy Aoie- anu iiouds
iha tau'eitfs.F ~'att.,
,h.Lm ~.p .ttI ls-gm
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UlIIERaTI on NIySFSIPPL

THE fuiversty vii 10 open Tor tho reception n
| -tld ms IN the 10th 9epit mber, t'el WI .,
posed illt There ara many young men len At h0m'
shO desire o. b. educatrt The lrn-tpes are anx0us
Tor the institution 20 with it, exeresss and they
FI not be suspended unlgss a want Of patronage r.
quirs It.
TERMS As Usual
50 per session inciud ng fuel and servant hire.
81 ftr those VINO lodge out Of OIL, 60.
81 Las Stud 5nts
board 81 ~ !, C per month.
j N. HUWRY, Sec Of the Board.
Oxford Ang 90, ls0l 4--f
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{ From The Noble Epcriog Scrs, Oc'.24
The VicfOTy GG LeeSLMrg.
BETTER THAN REPORTED,
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Condition of Affairs In Washington.
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BATTLE at YORKTOWN,
THEFEDERALsDEFE

SCrIOONBRS CAPTURED
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RR ACaTIN, esyt.
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BY THE LAST MAILS
FROM THE POTOMAC.

Engagement at LceAburs.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-03

THE oldest of all gifts 20 the President
elect came TO hand some time since 1t
was neither more nor less than a whistle
made out of pigs tail. There is no SELF
in this. Your correspondent has seen the
tangible refutation of the time honored say
ing that whistle can be made Oh of pigs
tail" with his own eyes. The donor of the
residing at Columbus, and connected with
the Stale Government. Old Abe enjoys the
joke hugely.
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NUMBER I3.
Beautiful answers.

pupil of the Able Sicord gave the fol-
lowing extraordinary answers
swat is gratitude ?'
''Grattiude is the memory OF the heart"
'What is hope1
"Hope is the blossom Of happiness.
"What is the difference between hope
and desire
"Desire is :ree in leaf, hope is tree in
flower. and enjoyment is tree in fruit.
"What is eternity
"a day without yesterday or 10 morrow
"a line that has no end.
''What is lime
ga line that has two enGs-a path which
begins in the cradle and ends in the grave.
"What is God!
"The necessary being, the sun of eterni-
ty, the machinist OF nature The eye of jus
lice, the watch maker of the universe, the
sonl of the world
"Does God reason?
'Man reasons because he doubts; he de-
liberates-he decides. God is omniscieni !;
He never doubts-He therefore never rea-
sous.
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TIE LATEST PARODY.
THE PRINTERS CONSOLATION.

Tell me ye gentle winds,
That round M pathway play,
Is there no place on earth
Where printers get their pay!
The whispering breeze went by
With accent filled with woe.
A voice borne on the sorrowing air,
In madness answered "No."
Tell me, ye flowing streams,
That smoothly glide along,
Is there no cherished place,
Where printers meet no wrong
The gentle brook replied
In murmurs soft and low
And winding on lis verdant way,
1t meekly answered "No."
Tell me ye murky clouds,
Now rising in the west
Is there upon the globe
One spol by printers blest
The flashing clouds outs poke
With an indignant glow
A voice that filed the earth with awe
In thunder answered "No"
Tell me hard hearted man,
Withholding day by day,
Is there no honor in thy breast,
ne printer OH 10 pay
UnanswerinS turns he round
How plain his actions show,
An uttered oath-capped sound is heard
His actions answer "No."
Tell me gentle nymph,
Who blessest lies hours through,
Is there no sacred shrine
Where printers get their due?
A manting blush her cheek difused,
Did tentold grace lmpart-
a soft responsive sigh replied,
"'Tis found in woman's heart"
Tell me angelic hosts,
Ye messengers of love,
Shall suffering printers here below
Have no redress above
The angel bands replied
To us is knowledge given
DelinqUents on the printers books,
Can never enter Heaven"
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Qhoife poelrp.
lFrom the Miktonian ]
HOPE In THE HOUR OF NEED.
BIZ nYRa.

The rain comes down as sadly
As sorrows tear drops fall,
And nature and NY heart alike,
Weas each funeral pail.
Although so much of sorrow
Has mingled with my life,
Help comes not with the morrow,
'Tis dark with angry strife.
Up weary soul, and grid thee
Bind thy strong armor on,
For dangers dire assail thee,
And honor must be won.
hear the tempest raging
The elements of woe,
II waits but for thy presence
As warrior for foe.
The night OF gloom grows darker,
Deeper The shadows lie,
But, through the solemn silence,
My soul sends forth no cry.
Strong in thy faith, thy purity,
Go firmly on. oh soul
Thy God will be thy suriy
That thou shalt reach the goal.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-03

The ERRoRs OF THE Pass" Really"
SAID printer in conversing with literary
man about errors of the press, gentlemen
should mot place such. h.unimiled confidence
in the eyesight of our hard worked and
half blinded readers of proofs for. am
ashamed to'say.hat we nearly ruined one
poet through.a ludicrous misprint.
Z" Indeed, and what vas the unhappy
line q"
"Why, sir, the poet intended to say =
"See the pale martyr in sheet of fre.''
Instead of which'we made him say
''See the:paIe martyr with his shirt on
fire."
The critics were down fierce on the poet:
bnt we don't see why. a man with his
shirt on fire, must be highly poetica OBJ
iect, as his life would be in iminent danger.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-03

WoRK OF THE ''DEvIL."-We have seen
;ome awful typographical errors in our day.
bui seldom any more ludicrous than the
following. The editor, waning line 10
fill a column, gave
''Shoot Folly as she flies Pops
In The hurry of setting it up, the 'DeviP
rendered il thus:
"Shoot Polly as she hies-PoP.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-03

LIFE on THE OCEAN WAvE.-A real Jolly,
good old fellow was DR.. s. was iniroduc
ced to him Just as the steamer Star was
leaving her dock at New York for Europe.
For the first twenty-four hours +" Richard
was himself again )" but that fell destroyer,
who neither spares age. sex, nor condition
ness-seized him, and nothing
more was seen OF the Jolly old Doctor for
several days. We had left the Banks, and
were steaning along beautifully, when,
one morning, | saw the Doctors head emer
ging from the lower regions. But what a
face long, lugubrious, dislressed-his
hair no: cared for, dress untidy, eyes blood
shot could scarcely believe his appari-
tion was the jolly old Doctor who had kept
US all in a roar the first day out
"Well, my dear Doctor, how do you feel
by this time !'
Feel 2" said he, and there was an un-
mistakable earnestness in his eye /; feel -
why feel as though had but two objects
in life, now. One is 10 put my foot once
more on terra firma and the other 10 fad
out and whip the fellow who wrote Lie on
| the Ocean Wave ="
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-03

The BRIGHT SCENE IN HIsToBY.-When
the poor man and the rich were esteemed
equal.
When virtue was honored and vice re-
proved.
When modesty was ranked among the
virtues.
When honesty was regarded as an in
gredient to trade.
When common sense was part of FASH
ionable education.
When benevolence was lot looked upon
az extravaganza.
When worth needed not riches TO be re-
specled.