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NEwBURGH PLASTER
IN AND CEMENT MILLS.
dale GEnkNr and MARBLE DUST. Bangor
LAIHs BY the cargo or Otherwise. Sole agent Tor
niana evenue; also, corner l2 end -. southeast,
and q street wharf eouthsesS, 49,
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hearted man who does not care for his rela
TONS"
'YOur mother was quite right when she
said so.' said the farmer. but what will
you do if this hard-hearted man does not re-
ceive you?''
"Then we shall have to starve," answered
Lizzie.
'No, no." exclaimed the man quickly sit
shall never come to that-neyer! Dry your
tears. The merciful God has had pity on
your helplessness, and has made use of a
fierce brute to soften the heart Of your uncle,
and therefore lie will never forsake YOU
never"
The children looked at the man in utter
bewilderncnt they did not understand what
he said-his words and his behavior were
alike strange to them. This he soon per-
ceived, for he added, "You were going to
kilburn to Patrick Sullivan; you are already
there. | am your uncle, and now that l
know you are the children of my brother
Martin, make you welcome"
The Children's tears quickly changed into
smiles and the meal which Bddy Just then
put on the table for them made them forget
their grief.
Patrick Sullivan had taken this farm near
kilburn about year before. A kind Provi-
dence had directed the children's steps to
him; but if the dog had not taught him a
lesson of kindness, who knows what might
after all have become of the poor orphans.
But He, who is the Father Of the fatherless
would surely not have forsaken them.
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From Hon Henry UiSon, Vice President:
You have done good work. This story Of
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From Hon Charles Summer:
The Underground Railroad has performed its
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From I'm. lloyd Garrison:
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From VIZ. II. Fairness, d. d.:
Having read this record Of "THE UNDER
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work of extraordinary interest and Of great ratu
as an Illustration Of the terrible despo,ism
which little while ago reigned over us all, ant
which is now Ihank heaven J no more.
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,ssTi.rcv. MIddIur Unlanss sd Mdilng orioans rl4
Trvrfra1r l23 m.fioiicn coil ant ersief hdilng
Vpsrs ad Middhng Orleans lndluid Sales of Cotton spro
s srvnrnnh ChareuOr Dccemher Janusr SbA roH
,be sss pors FcHarr and March nd Brsdstrf quet
Cbea.e % e. grsaes American Fne fof. 6 y
cut fof Nos
LoSpoS F-b 2-5 mConok sBd AmeuOs0 securities closed
unchaured Ere Rai.Far shares. 81
Feb. l2-p -heniss oirs-, a. aN sOc
I1vrEpooL Fet 25 nCoton CLOSED fuI dePosssd the
of toe anv including ono speculation
Of 800 Am-ucan sss ~ Cotton
shupef Charleston December snd January Al -sd
Petroleum y rsioo for ans 2ld fof k@tued
Ven T. kvrnng-LInfod Oh. Al lai a45 q t1h
SPIRIT Iurp-a ne ~ o T.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13


CHAElrsrOs Feh Cotton dull and nouini kdalufs ~ a
6 uet reoeirfs eIpos-o Great Buiaiu, ~
hses so bales Anfl Daet
PH11ADELPHIA. Feb. l2-Dot0n quiet hiddnngt lie -
BosroN. l2D0ftou dull MlodAnr 2lt uet opts -
-3ls bAiet safes A' htlet STOCK 'oy o~eA
MdauHzt, BE
MKKPHn l2Cotion Midding laic nomina reee.ptt
- males suumeutE q 80
NOZZLE l2COgOn 0u, tending down Good Ordinary lltc
Low Mo.ings 1b4c Mi1dAug lstc receipts ~ bales
ports-ooastvse 60 so oct $3.50 hAiss
GAIvKsTOE 2COtOu OfdnAr li Coco Ordinary,
al7c receipts l7c Daies; eIpos0 Great Britain 3O7s
no 40J halef oct y6io bales
Feb l2t"i'OF dull niadAHgs Soe eospti fss
A6s6sT4 Fsb I--COtiol aun. Misdiap l8le I5i
uaiss sAlss. 62 bales -
~ Ioris Pen i2-Cotor dun Low Mddiug 1870 siddlirr
Igte rsosps ~ shpmsuts. 2.7 bHlts.
lZCoit0r IN moderate demand Low hddinrt
gFdI3e MddhnFs lO baisa gross H. ~
8502 40 bGiet
ass evening 20 bass stock, l94 7B bales
l2-C0ftor dui MiodnV 3er ia
bales shipments. 80 bales; sOct. l.aN baea
EoEFoLE nGt Low M1dnFt lbf n i9c
e-pts &c 25 bai sss 20 bIiei
sOct ~ Bsie6
sArSoEr FEB p Cotton du Mddngi 20ie. gros r.eept
lS5 y st0cL, 40
bsIet
sAvASxAH Feb l2Cottor du MidSTs ls aisle NJ, p
eIportscoasvlse 4 bales 81 stiss stoef
-l.y7
.ror latest Telegraph hars,ts zee mn Pa0sI
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13

P-
Frn y % Ashes 10 ptgs BeesvI 0l bates Cotton 20
20 hhlS OIL Dnca fruh
bs EgEs aO67 bh Feuf 6O Wheat ss nus on
o. bush Oats, 500 hush Ms 20 bsF Grs Seed ~ epe
B X Pen bhh Meal j.a Horns w shA
Oct Meal ha,rs Hemp os bsez op 10 iidss % eass h M
16s Jeatbrf II Mos $40 hbl Spirits 90
Crude TupeutiBs 30 hbs Tar 10 bbN Pitch 5 hhS hoI -
pbrs OIL Cste s9 pigs Psr so utrs cut ne%' w ptf -
7s ntgs Lard pkrs sienrn 7ls BtgS Bser lsf psa
80 pkgs rsoW liJ Dre--0 Hogs bOo1 oa s.Au "a. ~
R,re laq hhi. Tohaccn Iphsee n'4 Ss
Nlstr s2i bales woe a Csl Wine '2' O''~ ~" va -
b hAl