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@ao'hcr spanish Seizure IN the narbor Of
New York.

Tic propeller Florida, loading at this port
~ m',. ~ tlOros arms, ami AiU nuuusD. VA
'@n .U aalurpuy evening BY Uhiei States Mar
''l ., '.lt 'ur alleged violation Ol tne neutrI ~
a. = llr Ori t. fine snd fast steamer OF 600
rn' uIu"i "nd NAB EnlYn as the gunbolt Pan-
'' '"'hs i"e Nar. IWe .ulhurites learned tlnl
~, 80. 'd' was htuUs oul on second Upton II ledl-
."' eng 'uaded WITH Ct ia guns, rifles, M Larry
rY"' 'h' quantity ~ provisions cnpiDle OF sus-
t"'N" hf-e '"rce oi men at sea On the other
w "sh pIrf claims that Ee IL TIE owner OF the
~, and that her Destination Is Vera Cruz
ia. sT lie the vessel IA held 10 await the order 0!
y" L. District Count
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INV YORK, hcudHy, Aug 2s.-lhe fresh ofer-
N of beeNes numb red 80 head, nnd the receipts
stock. and wcah tor c1mniol. NJ EVlSIe for c.mmun
prime and fte'rS, and Ngl-c Tor rrynUs
with Ia bunch OF Texans so,d nj Is Jic and fc "
very CHOICE Keutucky aud ONO str' r. Al l6kGlc The
Bhte,i and lambs EiuCa .hiutdaN 67ii
head, GnG 8,JiS for tle week fal sh,cp nhd tair
good nlHhs were Selliug ai hui tlhn STOCK was ex-
tTeuelI mi week hil inc ltv ~ lOauS at
lp6Ac for sheen. aud 0. 90. Tor lambs % hogs We
have IGOi to-day Aut 1881! for the week There WAS
notnng doing III live hogs. ana dressed were irregular
and unsettled AZ Ia IKE oT heavy, and E1atU, ior
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Dennis O l}r cn, the deaf mute, who was stabbed
with un Ice plck on 1hursday last Of 5s oicrard
street, By tihnh r. Dalksn. died yesterday IN
Bellevue Hospital O'Brion, with another del' mute.
went u the sal, at late hOur and called Tor lac
hut. being unable 10 speak, lie "Gs supposed 70 bo
drunk. and & g lager not supp led Further
trtuhs eusuod, aud O'Brien Mas elected. lie tOOh
returned and seattle eusuOh, daring whch DaiLen
seizud tie ice nj, und STABBED rsn In the breast
Dllheu II ~ the lOmhs.
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CoRSW.iLL on THE HUDSON.
uo,- they Recruii their Health at the Quiet
~ ur,sser Resorts Hall In the Moodna-

TIC NcW '"THcFH WuU 'UUk IHU NHIHt'
NooDsA llorsg, CoRSwALL, Aag. 22. $50 many
ciuAen- oi the metropolis make THIS Lelu.Gui stoI
their summer hone, that u will no DOUBT Ue int
resting TO their Iar.e circles OF friends to read O
lns grand bail IN the Moodna House on fridn
evening A New YORK binl had IT,. engas oil, and
about one hundred couples participated In tie
dancing, which vas kept untii a late hour.
Anont TIE lei e. we're Mis- WisIon, lis, McLc ~,
M-soa CTouI", M. BJyd, Mrs. NJ ysrs, :. Smith,
Mrs. Part. AM Mr.. Adams, al Of New lurk city
Mrs. Payne. Nr-. BrvnhL tni dal ,iteI, Mrs. MIteh
InL Mrs p.n". OF Drooklyn. Mrs. Dirrash anL I!r,
". J. Snit,, of Ns~Our u; Mrs. G.rr,sor, o.
Oct loheu Mis-. Moore, Nj BIs-e.', Mr.. q
Rerson, ant Mr.. iOlet, OF Cornwall, IN | Mics.
OR, miie u, the propulsion. hmuns the H. u $50
.enteten ra',icuarv 30 iceAbt were Dc. J. D
We, ailtry, sld Mes.r-. Joan Burr, George II.
saith. i,arsne-s How'd, Wm. A am Jr.. {. b
PANE q. " Van sc.ies, JON Mullas aud j. ~
, Myar.
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gnsintsa Qntiffs

What Did Itf-Lvonf Kstilairon made my hair
soit luE urlanI aud Tuck and HsEass MagnotIa Ban
changed that saow complexion INTO toe msFbh psauty
you now Sos Tbs 10 sn9haIiesiT the ianru ,so Of an
who u'o those articles ane head ofhalr and re1ne
e,mp,exion are the elcatcst srrac'ions o woman cap
os~ess. 1he KathairOn Gnd Magnolia BARN arc lust
what Will Givs tncrn to you and nothias else viii. The
Balm r. the bioum Of youth IL makes laiy Of % no.
pear but 20. Both article, entirely harmlo . ard
very pleasant. Tney snouId be Ia every incy poses
sion.
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The ConIc..!on of a Cou,,er Cnptnin.

Coroner Whitclill of Gruoklyn yesterday con-
tinutd the Inquest In the cnke ~ John Il. ihalcr.
aylcum OF the recent collision between the Cuney
IsaI Il steamboat NOrw,lk aud the tcnnOncT Ludl
Ellen. Tie raptHln OF no schooner testified that %
deserted tho vessel alter the CO siOn and that hile
rowing away he saw man y ru sgng IN the ~atrT
out dJ uOt 81 h lie re-cue, suppptiug that tu-.
boat which WIS passing weull plea him IN,
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Thomas IL. Cole, Of Paterson, was locked up
sn Saturday Hisht for threatening the life OF lie wi e.
Yesterday she Interviewed him tbrourn the jai'
barr' aud after making Inn prOmso ~ do penau,e
b. life OF aljecr servitude hereafter, she con.
descended To say sie would tnipk about t. where.
upon o legged or to get him cut. ehe said. d"
don't know how I'm eoinz to DO SitUut YOU, dear
Thomas, but I've got yUu noA, and you've gos to
nme Go~ "a on your marrow bones. you scamp"
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Steamship Manhattan, Charleston, nplse ami pass
steamship scotia, LlN uTpppi, MdsU. aad pn5S,
s,,amsh ip perC.re, Have, mdso, ald y =,
ttJRmAhlp Al Rdne, o. ves.On, nGee. aud pnss
bleIniship COLORADO, iyerI 'ol, mi G, aGl pl-s.
steAmGlip Paraguay. Ionuon. mdfe. ant NAss.
BuG James II. uaViiHud, Littie GNcc BAv, 'ItD
Bag A bradeuaH seville. cOr> wont sul ,csd.
HnI Dlant he Guanlca l.. H.. sugar.
kcLT sAIah Jane Cow liay coai,
Schf KAthlueA. St. John \ H., timh' r.
schr v m II. Muchell, ohule0 tim ser
Sch Rem pOlt. II Golrle. n, H., LUMBER,
bChr Edwiu, Martinique, SUGAR
AibO, The usuaI river and coastwise VcNscs.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED our
QUEENSTOWN. Aug. 23.-Etra. New York.
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Love-Makiug In wceksviiie.

Isaae Doughty a.d Beriah Nelson, colorcd,
sourtei Elizabeth Robnson, o. Wesksvule, also
solored, bu, isabeth preferred D,riah AMI there.
fore she ok her otber sutton. Isaac became Jealous
and eeunG BcrLIh, In Ikigm street nea,
R'cilester avenue, pune el his ne a. le VIM ian
hseding and UNCONSCIOUS ON the siIsNalk
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Homo from tue n.cameuicai Co.u,,,.

Archbishop cCloskey arrived yesterday from
Eoroto In 1e Pcriere. Last evening u uS reporter
called ~ Lis terid,hoe, 2is MADISON avenue. AID wns
fratiGed 10 see tie vercrabo gentleman IN good
health and iOsyunt srhis. Tie ArtnJisLoD's resi-
t,n,e Gives evidence ol everything that and tast,
tnn ,urrefL In the entrance are two Gnc usts H.
BniIo. al lie tie walls If the varlOr are Iung viii
Bsst,rI iee,e Of ssci od s,enos. TIE reverend gen
utnn I Ives little sylIeHto " hIs ar, uOus ai or
oWirg lie TrtrdcteJ abson,e, vile tue cool sea
lc,Nes feouI 10 lave dCel eHed H. IN lCauu anu
fhen renewed YlgOr to bis frame. lie was iltilucd
LET eNcning, aud Iie,eiied waiting u day or IN
tooIc living anI det-licd yioNs vi tho events In
The N CT Ouucl
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CHEAP CARmAers.-Wtol Brothers Co. have
removed to Their ienises, 40 Broadway one door
O,lJw AtVr I.ce. and are selling carriages cleap CT
tluu
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tnstrueuun.

tnsVu(tlOn.
COOPER UNION Tor the Adyancem nt OF scicuce
v RnI hft.-1ue ire hI.It SCh IOt OF ScltuCc and
Arr Tor yOud: mon, the tree Day School of Drs IN g.,
Young wumch IL" FREQ School. oi relrgfa my r 10th
eyer, wll commence % the I't ~ q tOJir next A.
pCattuuS sho AZ b mAI1 U AMI all the CttklrY
lOrmaton concerning hsae lrie sen 2l' for the Sork
M Glasses CAP uu Ou ain al the Office O the Is ute
uOm a, NJ To T. VI, durig ne m hht of ,rpttno5..
and on Mnuhay, Wed les IA aId FtdR evenings, Iou
~ TOW VcluCS. ADRIAN 5. III Nlfr = cICMry
DkhNINGTOS SEMINARY. near ircn or
II \. IA hrntClAhs school tor buh sexes; cuuitnI
aud prOgruss al students guaranteed tot cost IN cO
nlou English yer year, SllOi next term heyins sept
SCHDOi. OF MINE,3, COLUNBlA CILLrG -
- tInCtch ana tneOrvtcl irstruCior IN cvl and
aiming engineering, M ,all.", gr ,lrgY minvtt ogI
M, Aaalytlcul md technical clCmistn, physhs
mech uics mathematics. drawing, FIerSh. Hrn1l
&c, with laboratory practice Regular cuuss"r ilf tie
degrees II ciyh and nnn.ng Ell lnect, Bachelor hnd
Doctor OF phosolh by. Special stuoenr received VIA
Cul examination,
Tuition irte lmr those unable 70 pay the fees
Rcopeus MONDAY, OCT. o. EEanind'i.u for oil MS
sion - regular courses. ThulriH ept. %
FOR furth,T mi rnatOl sui Tor catalog la'. apply TO
e. Y. CHANDLER, Dean ofihe Faculty,
last 4lth St., New YORK
Tl'HR "CRICKET on THE HEARTH"
u out toby, conta the iIte'I masonG AID miiiHT'
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life IN THE METROPOLIS.
o1sHEs HERB AND THERE ny THE
sgN'S REPORfERS.

-. Veterans Driven to Desperntisn-Th
uo rdip. Masters Epnr'ous Claim upon
Private Gilmore shields Making Eooa
u.e Of the Hsase Of DIGESTION
Charles Gilmore, ,ctcra,, agod, and simost
a, r.ts coinIl i.od teInte Co nmissioncr SLioids
,t.crlm tia, George W. Melvin, bro&sr, had de-
tsudsi I'm OF HE b. sn,y. H. said that he lmd en-.
slowed Melvin TO object tii claim, and tiat he lad
receive one bundro dOars, bat hal repotto W
use IT, gi,o nim one cent " I want JUSTICE" shd
H.. ~ or erow; "aud II don't get 1t III sLoot ",
sillain. have followed aim from place To place
mrough tie cib Tut We ha, always manigel to
,yaie me. lie Kept large liqur store ut Grand
AMI EasoS streets. and he sold II out but he hHr
IN tner saloon ~ james slip" W, ilo tue vetefai
was "peakiug, borJidg master claimed him ~ o
teimau VI ~ ~ that ~ Ia sail todN but tie Con-
missioner re shrdiaG the app tton rs iu-o III tie
n'or.I ei ahe broker TO pet him swav cumMittcu
commissioner then Ordoroi the srrsst VI AeVin.
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Slmmbonti NM Nnlnunga.

"'5H% # t} 'SiySo }'o5"GHFj
n'uiGGt@r l.AImES INIys, LEAVE, CHAM
nALI. Lave aib =. II 80 4, NJ. KS A. M
A.d2y5lii q. ,2cII ,5,.r,o6 P2HilL |t%y fiIb 10
c9NrASI n 70 ~ TEAL, ilIe9u%n, ~
riltWifNlrt,, IHFiINC coAC'ii.%, ATS,
sEtGEr1I!gliI! oG@Sl, T22s c(tyEtAXP3 di(i9X
rs 4ut r nv 1,f@ItIA>NSih w re i nrEt a
I'D '!N'", '' i'l' 7P, ". r!.AlN tlpN NGW
.ls.Al.. 4HlGi.i%r iEAf% LEAvkS Many
3d. afE Ia 3S''S ara ara Key 0 !" !" and e''pm
pt0r Ma a AMI Msya..&ii ~ ca sY 81!
RI Cfe' rev coSt sud Way ~ a. $50 Il I'D t. ~;
~ >ew99'ea and WAY, MsA,M, SO ana tDP.M
F,r srderl and VA, 5 sn1 y. ST. ga 81, us AMI
&, VIZ IGG'i,e ~ - o -, NJ Is H.. mr. -
o1 eni Is W .3 aI7 p rs So a. CT. r sc
Hn ,l st. Dcpot Al 6'l5, lO;lj A Nj I! ~ 80
s,t5TI iqf ea;a;;E ard nm d,;c rom r9''' n.p,' At
' ,ra ,nss9hSl' II. DtrC', \. II. ~ h,,+t, taa
.,f.""F y ErnGn'. y rsoy.Nat w'rr n.,@l s'.p'p',
EA 81 J. tt. ~. H. l5 r. i 81, T. J.. e.n a.. -,
T'gtel. Ior re',asc 40 Tor Arson o nHm,
lel ~ Tho Company cf. . .. '.. D., IL ".,
e., ,,, %D'gf Il r, g"r'T,s 'r,"o,
iois bo r'n,'. jrr. Ht ...I., .,
To- rrcy %T g., = "'a' N.t's
N,r 80.
'paiy. tr.ru.r. ~
$40 rur'rh ~''". .p ...
'r,I"r uo'' H. aia. ..
$40 +. NJ. On onno... 49,
I.u North p,rt 1 yin
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Gvturslcus.

EONEY IsLASD - Evcursio1S to he sr,
:, ~ re N9rn anr n eyer Iano.. -NorIl !
larry every day lo1Nq" wct lclh st. at ., -. B,
80; Warr'n u. ut so. ihp $50, iict 4 NJ ~ T..
ni oCor> East RIVER Line me steamer META
ruGs rrgUllry every a., aylAg ,tl u. At -. il.1
Su.us ~! ilI3 u'clI,..
luOLERA BAEN-.-The Eu VAN "INKLE
" 70 hNN. nti hltn ,AcAtJh = the Cholsra 'IIAS
ll Il.
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MARINE INTELLIGFNCG.

MINIATURE ALNASAo-THIs DAY.
sun rises. iiSun teiN....h "a Moon tlrC-,.. ~
mon WArER-Tnis DAY,
Sandy Hook. IS Gov Leland EiIleIl Gate W
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~ r''tlutt btt hlj! l.. iUtl go tl IYH-s Nom
40, '2i O'clock +. b.; ,uc dV, - O'clock T. NJ:
Mvi"s ..ly. &l.h. or ock 4. " TWrolNy. tnu, !
ut., OK T. ", " laJ !lt - \ Il Ne day - b. w. !
\. u, : ics iav,In u \; VI ". 'cad ~ als IN 4,
EeintWae UlP. 81 ftrc o ccnts each So.
eTEAMfH THOMAS E. RII.SE ,c,yo> ChhS.
= - lr Ni.A TO- :! n H4 .. dug ~, i.v'.n Va icy
an For. 80 cave rot lc" so - ~ So sad O. itiI.
ir 7l 81 h 81. cuci way. slIG,gs l.clnu0I Mn &c "a
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k;rsonal 1,oIiteE.

&;Isonl HoIptes.
ENFDVMATION wAniei OF Arm Riley formerly
1 OI hOstun, ur hcr cnl'uren. Addrcss n l. W.T.
maiucn name, box ~ sun olhco
.IY WIFE Mary Jane Abbott, hhyu. let NJ
WI bed Il ard without lust cause or ~ OyJrRtOn,
| hereby caution al pa'rbus from irubti. ne On NJ
accv .ut rs OH. II pay DEUS OF huT contract " stct
tiiF date Aug. ~ GRO h'W'l'
DEAD jennie l!ch's great stury,lr lhc "CuIt kEr
: .'f HE hEAklH." on to-day. sold Dy ah Newo
N'lrs.
'IUE REPORT circulated by my husband OF nv
uiylnl III Inn wtl'u' ctns r1rJSoH atom Is Mist
STARRY JANE ABloi T.
NEY WIFE, IlIaJ. Au. wing lei her home,
WI iUIbIl al persons la q iru,tlIg her
nly account. jon. ADklAS. u AlleL -
Aug. e. 10,
MARTHA lGO-li,ccNcd youf letter |
vi Cauh.t ,Nht .,huu thteINl1H, lNAt IA dc unr
NOTICE. MARY kcatn- hayin. lnft her bed ana
~ board without lu't c3uc 81 truND cation, iOrhd
hhy o rn TN! De- on ~ acc. M, Aa WI pay 10
d-its VI her cOntrlpt.ui. uEAlI kEAIlNG.
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ainNM0uTn PARK.

w 10 q BIZ ANtH NtW JEIsHY.
lrottlns me- ting on Aug. a. 20. aud 81.
SIS Oh In pHr-uE.
s5,Ull for all iursts.
inr,es for horses that never beat ,.?9 20. and2sl
for $3.50 each.
Grra. double teaW race for fi.,O1.
laCg W gcntlvtnJuB aOts tuE silver cup.
&c, &c. &c.
Entries close ., tho Continental Hotel on Tuesday
ID oi August. la,J. y. l.. NhOl..
Secretary.
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Miscellaneous shares were stead with the sKcet-
tun % NrrT ga preferred, which on small : es de.
Ell, ell late In tie daN TO y. Pacific Mail ~as Arm.
At 3,a0YH; srd Western linton TELEGRAPH, Sik
Express sLIres n1ciuited but tribe. sles "a Amer.
can lawn: Lecu reported NJ 81 Wells, + rgo's,
l3H scrip, "a, and Uniei states, 10 % i3k
gUusing Drirt,s nj q f. -.
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Cur Saturday Night.
BY BRICK POMEROY.

HOME, AND why 1T Is HOME.
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Onr 2pet'a Gpgner 5setsetetl
THE DYING HOUR.

Once more, Oh, yet once more
Fling, fling thy white arms around me
As oft in days of yore
Their gentle clasp hath bound me;
And hold me to that heart
Which leaves so full with sorrow
Who knows where l may rest
III the dark and blank tomorrow
Oh, weep not, it shall be
An after thought to cheer thee,
That while mine eyes could see,
And while mine ears could hear thee,
Thy voice and smile were still
The spells on which doated-
And they, through, good and ill,
To me and mine devoted.
And calmly by my tomb,
When the low bright day decliueth--
And 'thwart the cypress gloom
The mellow sunset shiueth
Thon'lt sit and think of him,
Who. of Heavens immortal splcndor
Had Il dream on earth. Though dim,
In thy love so pare and tender:
Who scarcely feels thy touch
Whom thy voice can rouse DO longer
But whose love on earth was such
That only death was stronger.
Yes, sit, but not in tears:
Thine eyes in faith uplifting
From thy lot of changeful years
To the Heaven where naught is shifting
From this world, where all who love
Are doomed alike TO sever,
To the glorious realms above,
Where they dwell in peace forever:
And then such hope shall beam
From the grave where lie sleeping,
This bitter hour shall seem
Too vague and far for weeping
And grief-Oh, hold me nowt
My tinttering pulse is falling
The death-dew chills my brow
The morning light is paling!
seek thy gaze in vain:
Earth reels and faces before me-
debut feel no pin
Thy sweet face shining DER mo.
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Metz in the Olden Time.
THE SIEGE OF 1552-APPEARANCE OF
THE PLACE--sCENEs AT THE TIME
LEAF FROM AN OLD, RARE HISTORY.

The following interesting sketch Of
Metz at the time of the siege of 1852
will be read with peculiar interest at
the present moment. 1t is from an old
and somewhat rare history:
Charles V, unable to resist the Pro-
testants, made peace with them, assem-
bled all his forces against France, and
laid siege to Metz with 100000 men.
When his army. reached the place,
the generals proposed to begin by a
summons. "No," said the Emperor,
that is a step I will not take. Fran
els, Duke of Guise, did not shut him
self up with the flower Of the nobility
for the purpose of capitulatlon. VIZ
can only succeed in our project by
i force of courage, activity and iutelli
i gence." During the first days of thu
,tsiegs slave of q cavalry officer, Dol
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We built castle in the air! All the
years of our life We're we building it,
Some there were who laughed at us !;
but what Of that? Let those laugh
who win. And so tonight, as we sit
by the table in our little home, not man
nor monarch is half so happy as we.
5 Years ago, when the heart was hope
full, we looked ahead to the time when
we might have a happy home, and
beautiful works OF art therein OH which
to rest the eye, as the beautiful. queen
Of the home would rest our heart. But
how should we have all this, and when9
BY work-whispered the spirit of
pluck, and so we learned to labor and
to wait. And so we have worked these
many always contented and
hopeful. Content to labor, hoping to
enjoy the reward, rs do ali who are
creative, and thus fit to work Over
There for the completion Of the won
drous revealment.
Ours now is beautiful home. Here
we are happy and content. These
walls we helped build. Not that we
piled high the brick, iron, stone and
marble one above the other, or helped
drive the nails. But we worked at
something else, and earned to pay
for this. And now we are very, very
happy, and never a man SO stout OF
heart. Work does not tire us, for we
see the result and reward earnest work
does bring.
This little place we call home. And
the beautiful pictures on the walls all
about. The carpet on the floors, so we
can walk while our darling sleeps just
there-so we can rest our left hand on
her brow, and not waken her, for she
is weary perhaps. The chairs, the TIA
bles, the sofas, the ottomans, the easy
chairs -the books, musical instruments
and all these scores of beautiful things
in the room, we earned! They are
ours. Honestly ours. Never man,
woman, or child robbed of a single pen
ny for their obtaining.
1t is glorious to work. Little by lit
tie we have won all these by honest
toll. And we have put them together
and here, surrounded by what we
have earned, and cared for by the one
we love, we are happy. And strong te
| create or to earn mOre-tO help Others
Ito encourage the good-to draw
sword, if need be, in defense of vir, ue
the widow, and the fatherless.
We pity those who have no homes
who have no happy homes, where life
passes in love, contentment, and enjoy
Iment of perfect confidence in each 9th
er. We pity those whose lives arr
wasting away in dissipation, till the,
will enter the Eternal so wasted an,
I unimproved that they will be but speck
on the floors, SO to speak. And W
!. pity all who are not happy-who ar
not mated and in unison of feeling ON
with the other-who do not feel it
Joy to live for and to and by and wit
each other, for, after all, this is th
true life, which is but the germ of Low
Eternal. For those who cannot lov
, each other here and have sympath
with all, are not guided Alright.
1t is very still out of doors to-nigh
1t is near midnight, still our work
not quite done. That is, we cam
sleep yet, nor can we bear to wake
: the dear one who slumbers just besit
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ESTRAY,

EVAKEN UP by Isaac Spangler, flea
branded T X on the left thigh and with a
Spanish brand on the left shonlder-fve
years old Appraised by NJ. Paul, Jr. and
Il. j. Laird to be worth thirty dollars in
currency. The owner is notified to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and
take the same away or she will be sold
within sixty days, as the law directs.
Sept. 2l-5t. j. SWAMI, j. +.
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ESTR Y,

TyAKEN UP by A. E. Gritty, SOR.
Il RELL HORSE, 10 hands high, eight
or nine years old, white face, left hind foot
white, beanded SV. Appraised by M
Paul, Jr and d. G. Paul to be worth Fifty
Dollars in currency. The owner is notified
to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take the same away or he viii
be sold within sixty days, according t.
law. }. }. SWAMI, !. =.
Oct. 5-5t.
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CTRAWBERRY PLhETS FOR
~ sale by II. ST. JOHN.
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TRUSSES I
WITHOUT SPRINGS, BACK piDS,, OR THE
TERROR OF LEG STRAPS!
III. SPILLBIAN,
1--WE NTOR AND PATENTEE
OF A.
LEVER AND SUPPORTER TRUSS.
III. SPILLMAN.

PATENTED SEPTEMBER 18th, 1862
l. This Truss defies all competition for
comfort and general satisfaction; can be
worn by all classes, as well as both sexes,
in all periods of life. 1t stands without
rival in this or any other country. 1t has,
by its short existence, won the highest adj
miratiou of the wearers.
Also sole proprietor for the State of
Louisiana for the highly recommended W.
Johnsons Patent Pad Trusses. With
these Trusses [ can promise more rapid
Improvement and relief than any other
applyer of Trusses. Also Trusses and at
tdchmeats on hand or made to order.
H SPILLMAN,
Manufacturer and Filter,
90 Baronne street, New Orleans, La.
u Orders from abroad will receive
prompt attention. State rights for sale.
Jan. 26-1y md
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ESTR.AY-

F7AKEN possession of by D. II. Willis,
Il Jr., Constable for the Spring Hill
Ward, FLEA BITTEN GREY HORSE.
I5t hands high, twelve years old, no brand
perceptible. Appraised by d. II. Willis,
Jr. and John Mitchell to be worth Fifty
Dollars The owner is hereby notified to
come forward, prove property, pay charges
sold according to law.
VIM. RANDOLPH, j. P.
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ESTRAY.

ESTRA 7,
FvAKEN UP and estrayed before me by
Il Shelton Powell, in the Annacoco
Ward, of the Parish Of Rapides, ONE SOR-
REL ROAM MARE, about twelve hands
high, four years old, and branded A, with
a circle over it. on the hip. Appraised by
w. A. Davis and Shelton Powell to be
worth forty dollars. The owner is re
nay CHARGES and take her away within
sixty days or she will be dealt with as the
law directs. 2. I'll. CAVANAUGH,
Sept. l4-Gt. J.P.
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NOTICE.

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Z Driving Wells, from the House of Wynn
& Farr, and are prepared to fill orders
for the same
Inexperienced workman employed from
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For Rent.

A LARGE and COMMoDIOUS.W WARE
N house, Immediately on the river bank
with yard and shed attached. For terms
apply to the undersigned.
July 27-tf A. CANFlEI,D.