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Igloo. The trick of the Honorable Mona Hamp4:
in losing Reseburirs letter, for the purpose of cr‘a:'
ting - dhreith - hetwoentie'Joiriiitin faction and Mr.
Forward, was not well played. It only created a
suspicion of his own integrity and a sympathy for
ilitrinattliiinuiniiiillikinjeriii r. ,.. Main our prediction:
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t4Wititiiiilittlia7dretififlolke Hankers — that is
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Happlen'otitnuelkilitl*Toting Whigs do, but they
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01:01"17olha - urface all is smooth among out pa
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troliblemattietr And , distrust. The Young 'Whigs
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71 . 40 ... 4 119 - o,lr,ge.yqakeys is in Allegheny, where
-ono ef•theirleaders holds ao • undisputed power.—
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AiNiqfoiiii ii Raja, isr Peo io i Donde ; and in this
haimoidethiltntert of the monied portion of the
IntilytArgn i tkit(sitties the bones. But, at the
ifilliiftiOiliour nrighhor et the Gazette knowing the
intlieweefor,44e'other.i.oV(lon of the party in Wash-
Moel:Tend Harrisburg, puts, on his fecineting coun•
:tenanco ill 'the hlandiehmente it ie capable of wear
ing whenever he . walks in the neighborhood of the
PostOlitCe.,-/init'ont for fun I '
Lake Superior Copper.
tiosL
:: , .:Dr4Cs i r.. , :licknon,ll. S. Geologist, stated at the
fielentific' Meeting at Cambridge, that many of the
mints ofcopperon the shore of Lake Superior would
be, entirelY'iftitthlystr it:intpanics owning
them, nod that the most profitable mine could-peva
tuipicliltidentf o 1 more than five per enti . 4This
•fact is not owing to any deficiency in the amount of
Iltp".a . rlipip;'but to the eitrense difficulty of mining
it. ,In ihe moat important vein, for example, a mass
IdEittireeopper bad been reached, lying nearly twea
ty feet below - the:surface, weighing several tons; to
'raise the masa, to 'the surface is impossible—it is
obliged to be• separated-into pieces of one or two
lons each in weight, by the cold chisel aloni. A
groove is dug through the mass, of the width of tho
'finger, by )fie bdtimer and chisel, and then the pie-
TAO tire raised to the surface and sent off. The labor
the process Of Mining long, difficult and ea
itensive, and destroys the profits of the company.
The Fiaal.Pay of libo.Grand Fair.
— The SyncusmiStrts:/saypthe SCO= on Thursday,
Was as etining as those 'Of& . previous days. , At
*linearly hour the ' vehicles begas to move, and the
people to pairrup to the grounds. Floral Hall was
again crowded to excess, so much en, that the offi
cer:was compelled to cry out that Mr. Clay and Gen.
Wool were on the ground, in order to clear the
tent. The others presented on equally aaimated
appearance. The Star judges that there were near
lythg sanae number present as on Wednesday, and
that 60,090. shilling tickets were sold, besides 5000
One, dollai.tlckcts, and these admitting females as
well as males. Taking , it • for granted that there
were as many females-.as tnalesthe aggregate will
4 enormous. . At the lowest calculation therefore ,
it.estioustes:tbe namberof people at 100,000!
,••• •l• ••_ •
: e b NlWitiftt time early in the . isensmer,
titybourt genyealiing;htmeelf. Henry Btedtnan, of
V.a.4144 . 143 search of health,
came to the little tovro.of•lintland; Worcester cone.
Ayyriinne., and iptirtingllualt pockets and a liar, horse
tvon'thel heart:Reif. 'Tung lady, daughter of Mr .
George Smith . ,orthat place. They were to have
,liion'iciar'ritti diC:lltWitia6ot. ,but Onfortordte
ly, white„the couple were at Cold Brook, in Barre,
tin fist - Friday, Stesoman was arrested fur horse
isteelreg, fomery, and other rate:Mies, and trun
dled of to Worcester jail, tearing his affianced in
int siony thatolooot be i daseribeil. It turnsout that
j1104. , ,ty0b00 'ettilegiatai'' hii:4 . lire arid two chiklien
ins New. York, andibaskeen au intensive operator i n
'onerovtly saved
tennthe 4mb/fort t kellsiniis of very reepecta
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HANIMME 1111IirirrANCI.—Judge.Janea, in the
Couy( of rolikifrion Pleas, ,of'Northiiipten County,
Pa., has eat aside the will of Peter Miller, a wealthy
old : bachelor, who died lately at Flastod. The en•
Aire-estate, therefore, accounting to nearly 9900,000,
'with the exception of . n few trifling legacies, which
..assi.valid:under:wdl, goes to Pater Miller,,,f Ohio,
Ihrtplibew - and only heir at law of the deceased.
• The Easton Whig says: "The fortunate individual
whiaCpciOtrittliathe'pricsetrcielf of so largo nu estate
.is rites* fitly years.ot, age, and resides •in Morgan
cocilitit Ohio, where.he has worked a farm as tenant
for a torifi'lfhik: Ate ',far' a late faintly a full ha.
kora dozacotchildren, all poor."
TAKING TOMB* *AZ FOSELOCK.—The Cainbri dge
(frldp)Atitianfcfn - .hanialaced at its head the name of
Gay. Crittenden, of Kentucky, for President, and
Gov. Johnson for Vice,.Prestslent, at the next elec
tion in 1882.—Baltimore Sun.
•• • DO'"Myself and Gov. Crittenden." Ahem! The
editor of the Cambridge. paper must be en incorrigi
ble wag, The 'idea. of ,nominatlng such a genius as
Bill Johnston for Vice President, is too ridiculous to
be entertained ,prl9l44yApy any person making the
least pretensions to sanity.
!:'Vozp)Yleii4:4o,lqtr.S. Illberri . .--4he gold medal
•voted to Gen. Okzat'elblCougresednur bop finished
'pcdieeeiyed pt q.} sr Ditiartment. The value of
the gold , of whipit•it islnade, is 1p450., On one side
(la t atiesnellent.potirait Scott, and on the
lerrtrayed no less than seven battle scenes,
,Thoss.orsthe ciiyo3ll.ll6ezieo r .whiee occupies
Ctiiiiitiltepei; Vera Cruz, Cerro Gordo,
CintiMae, San Antonio, Churubusco and Mohno del
liiy.
correspondent or the London Times
saittirr‘,sii:Will hardly be believed that the whole
qllantity . or:Old:Fuvrenci s la the world, taking it at
its usual ostimaterof-150;000,000 sterling, would
only weigh'ebou ijlb 4 Q , Pone, and that in bulk a room
20 feet-longplFTstlttSsldefand ,10 feet high, would
hold
4i*Olgt.p.menarrcr,Conlidge, Whig,
will ~rob
ably election by the
liemile.;ll4ilibratiebeao of the:Legislature ure large.
ly;Wlrre'Tfila ; Eaipalar . votatiti all but 8 town. is,
;ciiolidee,:Vithigi 28,975 ; Needham, Free Soil Dem.
.! 1er .!• t .0 1 q6 5 i Clark; Dem., 3198.
• • .Pritalf 2 i l Vß kRFOZNATION FOa•?n1 PEOPLE.—NO.
- VI Of this ereedlent publication , has j int • been re
ceived at the Literary Depot
,of M. A.'l4iner, on
Smithfield street, where? large variety of diet: West
pub) icaiinee of the country may be found' aCall
tuna;
ehailtake up the "Address to the Voters
4Alleg t heny County, by the Antimasonic and Whig
of ecirrespondence,.+ as soon as we have
leggin: It is full AL humbuggery and falsehood . as
•so igg is cull'orpeut;• - '• ' •
_ __ADA toreara.— e •
er from Tampico,
'dated Ariguif /1, rays!. ,
Chi and hie wire Potty , ,hie day made
their ext#sratimy in Von lirooke, sod had an inter
view With now, Torlgger, '1 poderstand that he left
Uic Pt! ) rc• of, Pfreeo Creltk. !tired days liefere the morn
matt hurnetl; . , tie tatti ho heti Immo Milling and hunt
ing-4n tfie countlke hit hod nos soon AD:lndian
'stock be, leg the "tom, stet did he khow iho tvne
'6ll Zit' ;anima Fort itintik4i, gfilkft (kink CM is*a
rascal, otld others say hat la a Ode
ttOur Government is theta'(©idktl .~ hp , Itidldge all
to Athena, agon, t edg'ite,,titel thtibt ntittglit first;
1441pr4(04 - ttoyzip.danger on. wit Oanfler *bile Un
cle Senile boys are catching , thew; but' unlit,the
attekinecommencesrdo -not apprehend - any Elan:
gtrp Mitotic, itnnil'detithed ' portions 'of, our etnii
thunity,”
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WrilliA for . the Dixity Mornitig Pori„
oincloo arrxrAtN;
feel the breattifetiinini4utO . Ten
Pinyin g on 9 - ... ; PairtAbro%i.
As sighs the 3r partin g simmer
Through ih - ktell6"slistodiands now. •
I sea the tints of autumn splendour
Panelll'd on the woodlands gay,
As round me now, the , ellangeful foliage]
Quiver, on the fragile epruy.
I hear the play of sportive zephyrs,
' , Vhispiiiiiigibrough the 'sylvan bowers—
/Lad quaff the sweets of 'teemed incense
Promo thousand freighted flowers
.1 hear the gush of tiny warblert
Harping symphonies of praise,
That first, altos, In fitful chorus,
Turn'd In nature's gladsome lays.
I see the gfba of Autumn's pageant,
Glarnish'd in Yesplendent sheen ;
As on the flow'ry mottled landscape
Trembling-sunbeams softly gleam
Sot soon the blaze of transient glories,
Touched by Winter's gelid breath,
Will round the bier of fading Autumn.
Strew mementoes sad of death.
How like the dreams of life illusive'
Fraught with golden splendor now ,
Anon the shall of death impulsive.
'Bids repellant .natare bow.
How fleet the gleatus of transient pleasure
How tient the joys terrene,
That round our pathway brightly hover
Ilued on pleasures fairest sheen
F•*T Immure, Sept. IS. 1849.
News and Miscellaneous Items.
1343 - The Sugar crop in Bermuda is said to be prom
ising, and the ground planted more than ever before
The coming crop is estimated at 33,000 to 40,000
hhds. of sugar, and 10,000 to 11,000 puncheons or
molasses.
OD' A convention, which hoe for its object the
improvement of the rapids of the upper Mississippi,
le to assemble at Davenport, lowa,on the 10th pros.
ear The damage by the late overflow on Red riv
er is estimated at $5,000,000. It t 6 thought that
where 130,000 bales of cotton were gathered last
year, not 30,000 will be made thie year. Alexandria
is said to he 4 feet under water.'
far On the 9th last., in St. Louis, a woman, and
man named Heuler had a difficulty, in which Heim.
ler drew a pistol and fired, the ball taking effect In
the side of tho woman's bead, and wounding her
very severely. The man was immediately arrested.
lair An eschange says that the girls in some parts
of Pennsylvania, are so hard up for husbands, that
they sometimes take up with printers and lawyers.
16dr Miss Caro fine Corrin, of Willmantie., Conn .
drowned herself in a fit of temporary insanity, on
Friday evening last. She had been ill of a billions
fever for a fortnight previous. Her age was twenty
five years.
WIT The abolishment of Imprisonment for debt. is
being agitated to Georgia, and there is a strong feel
ing evinced in its favor. Recently the measure has
been adopted in Virginia.
DaTGaribaldi, the late leader of the Roman Re
publicans, was at Venice at the last accounts, and
his family with bim. The report of Madame Garib
aldi's death waa incorrect.
6=7'Tbe ezpense of the celebration in Boerton, on
Oa opening of the Coehttuote, was over $ll,OOO.
terA young man at the Syracuse house, St. Louis,
undertook to blow out his brains before a mirror. He
fired acid tstl, but had forgotten to load hiS pistol
with a ball.
DV' Charles W. Holden, proprwtor of Holden's
61agstioe, died on the 12th of June, on the Upper
Sacramento, to California, of bithoos dysentary,if
ter, o few days sickness. •
' . l2ir The following question would furnish good
subject fora Debating Society :—Which is the most
dangerous to a community, an ignoront Physician,
AO illiterate Seloolo33lllof, or a knavish Lawyer-
likfrA simple country lady hearing that a nephew
of hers had been made Bachelor or Arta, said that
she never liked artful persons, and that these artful
bachelors sometimes played the deuce with the girls.
ea. Extremes are.generally illiberal. Ido not
hold with the inebriatein his love of brandy, nor
the tetotaller in his devotion to water only. But
when these extremes meet they make a very palata
ble fluid.
re:r A correspondent of the Newark Advertiser
writes from Colluma " Dr. Erankiin, who came up
with us in the Oregon, returns 6i - Arilidout his slaves
across the isthmus. He gives thetitheir freedom,
doubtless based upon their laboring for him for a
certain period.
Writ seems that the Mormons are all Whige.—
PottawaUnmie county, la., Is inhabited chiefly by
them: At the Presidential election their was thrown
out, brit :at , the recent elections fur State officers,
they voted' as follows: Whig,,bs; Democrat 4
The hair has been so pulled out,"Of%Whitey's
Ay sweeper, by his Whig admirers, that it is corn
pletly raw, and it is leared by his attendants that
mortification will set in.
613" Rey has informed the editor of the Picayune
that at the .'time of his abduction he was drugged,
and in a state of aturiefaction," although he know
what was going on.
The number of pasaengens that hasiailed Trom
Panama, from January 1 Ito July '3l, aff4eilling to
the official report of our government, is set down at
four thousand four hundred, moat if not all, of whom
crossed the Isthmus from the United States.
ear MT. Page, picked up a young lady's glove at
Newport, last week, and returned it to her with a
piece of paper, on which he had written :
If from your glove you take the letter G,
Your glove ie love—and that I feel fur thee
lo a few moments she handed him the following
reply :
If from your name you take the letter P,
Your name 18 AGE—and that won't do for me
Ur M. P ortier, Catholic Archbishop of Mobile,
has returned to Paris, from Gaeta, where he•has
submitted for the sanction of the Pope, the acts of
the Catholic Cor6mntion at Baltimore.
ear Lents Napolean has written n letter to the
Emperor of Russia, congratulating him on his suc
cess against the Hungarians.
STAMPEDE AMONG THE KENTUCKY SLAVES.-TllO
Elizabethtown (Ky.) Regieter, of Wednesday last,
faits
“Since the last election some nine or ten differ
ent negroes have attempted to escape from their
masters in Hardin county. During the program of
the Camp Meeting at the head of Rough ereekowe
negroes ran off from that vicinoy, but whether they
were apprehended or not; we have not been able
'to. learn. On last Sunday week, four others started
from this neighborhood, belonging to Messrs. S. V.
Leedom, Thos. M. Swan, It. Kennedy, and G. W.
Strickler. The one belonging to Mr. Leedom was
'apprthended by Mr. S. Irwin, and this so alarmed
the' °Weill; that they. returned home. Three others,
belonging ito Mr. Guthrie and Mr. Young, 'of West
pointotarted on the, same dsy. They -were over-'
taken near:Louisville, and one of them,: who was
armed with sheit•gun; threatened to shoot the pur
suing partii'ir 'they attempted to take them; and
was in the act of . firing, when he was shot by Mr.
Applegate. The shot struck hint in the thee, and
wounded him te!.stiverely that his recovery is very
doubttld. The three nisi/roes were then apprehen
ded without Author diftionliy,”
GOLD trr AROAVIOAti,- PAO Id n prac
tical mineralogist, and ineolt pipnrinnoetl in mining,
tuts lately returned t}oni the Mitteiel loesilty
cred in Montgomery anunty l N fp* YOPRO Ainoo, by ,
Professor Powell, and be lloni es.
periments made by himself, he t? esinsinoed,
that that region abounds In Ida- CIVOI, no
found the surfitee,eartti al the HOW . uttik@i" qultry
rickvio gold,-whieh is gully ohlsinittl by
—Littk Rock Dem.
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ntitiCe,:t lit;eileg* 4l iiPitizens
of Pitttdiurgi6Conien4itit tliki'roernii'of the Men.
changit - Y.seitiingir { %'• onriiitirsddy evening, the 20th
inst:dbf the piirliogo of appointing Delepites to the
great Pacific Railroad Convention, which is to as
semble at St. Louis, on Monday, the 15th .of Oc
tober.
Carotfierg, Esq., NEVILLE ) 3 1
CRAM, Esq., waa called to the .Chair; and Jour;
HARPER ; acted ea Secretary.
Oa motiou•of Mt; Carothers it was
Resolved, That the following named gentlemen:
be appointed Delegates to represent this communi
ty in the Pacific Railroad Convention to be hidden
in the City of St. Louis, on the -15th proximo; and
that they have power to add to their numbers:--Wiri.
J. Totten, Neville B. Craig, George Darsie, George
Ogden, J. K. Moorhead, S. W.Hoberts, Charles
Naylor, T. J. Bighorn, G. E. Warner, James May,
L. Wilmarth, James Wood, Wm. M. Lyon, Wm.
M. Semple Wilson McCandless, R. H. Kerr, and
William Phillips.
Resolved, That.the above named gentlemen be
directed to call public attention through the papers,.
to the important interests to this community, involv
ed in the tenth:to of the Pacific Rail Road ; and that
they invite citizens to join the Delegation. •
On motion of Col. NA4l.Oll '
it was
Resolved, That it is one of the first duties of the
public authorities of the nation to establish military
posts from the Western confines of our Eastern
States to the Pacific Ocean, in California ; that these
posts should be established in all proper places, not
liar distant from each other, and that civilized and
productive settlements should be organ izerl around
them, by extending ample protection to the trans
port of stores ,so that, by these means, a safe, prac
tical, but temporary Road, with facilities of travel,
should be immediately formed, for our citizens ac
cess over our territories, from the Atlantic to the
Pacific ahores,i--thus forming the first consolidating
band between the Eastern and Western extremities
of the country.
Ma. NAYLOS, at the request or the meeting, de
livered a long and very able speech, advocating the
importance of connection with the Pacific Ocean,
by means of a Railroad via St. Louis. The remarks
of Mr. N. were highly interesting, and were listen
ed to with marked attention.
sew- York Dcrmeatio Dry Goode Drarket,
SIOTEMBIOI14 7 :1.849.
The demand has been steady throughout the
week, although the sales has not been as heavy as
for a week or two previous, nearly all of the do.
mestic houses are more or less employed. There
is increased firmness to notice in woolen fabrics.—
The lower grades of cloth are quite scarce, as the
clothing trade is unusually brisk, and a large quan•
lily is also needed to supply the sale.of the regu•
lar Jobbers. The small quantity Glow priced
cloths brought out by our importers, left a large
field for our own manufacturers. There has al
ready been a larger amount of trade, than the es
tirnate which many made in July for the-who:fie
season, and the influx of purchasers from the nor.
them sections of the country has but just cormuen
ced. There is a large eastern demand also yet
unsupplied, and our own heavy retail trade is alto
behind. The customers now arriving, report more
tightness in the inland money markets than was
noticed earlier in the season, although most of
them pay up very svell.
Brown Sheeting's and Shirtings—The advance
in these goods is firmly adheared to by holders,
and in consequence the sales of the less desirable
styles have been somewhat checked. There is no
doubt however, but that the increased price will
be fully sustainet:. Of many well known brands
there are large-Sales ahead of the production, and
the demand is Unabated. We see from private let
ters that the stock of heavy domestics in New Or.
leans has been nearly cle, ned out, and have learn
ed that of 1 vtl bales shipped to that port in A.u.
gust there retnhins not one but what has been sold
previous to arrival. This will give more anima
tion to the market here.
Bleached Goods—There is a less urgent demand
for these than the grey goods, although there is so
giving way rein quotations. As the activity in
greys ingresses there will be fewer goods bleach
ed, and we look for more firmness in all deserip,
tions before lorig. Ttere is,o.rdtle mom iantiltr
for wide goods for sh.eetings, and also for a light
article suitable for linings. In general, however
the market is cbiet.
Prints—There has been a large demand for these
goods, and tbiOs a leading feature of the week's
trade. Prices 0 - of known styles continue firm,
while some new!, styles have been introduced pay
ing is trifle better than those issued earlier in the
season. Our Printers have been somewhat dis
couraged by the comparatively high price of the
plain goods, and:our Own impression is that the
fallastock will be closed up cleaner than usual.
Printing Cloths—There is still a gull between
buyers and holders, and the printers unless they
can obtaie a decided advance on thetinished goods
will not concede the advance demanded. Some
sales have been Made at 48xCi1 4.1; 541 square 46
and 64,102 fr. Ve learn also that 4c had been
offered for fr2s withotit bringing them. At Provi.
dente, holders ire 'asking 5c for Olivia, but have
submitted to several sales at 4i, which is as much
as printers can gfye - in the pretent condition of the
print market. F.#w transactions are recorded, as
'the views of buyeAs and sellers are in general so
far apart—rnostqiuldera insisting on lie.
Mousseline de tiainee r andtathmeres—The sere
in these goods haaßb.een interfered with somewhat
by the low price Of the imported recently sold at
auction, ulihough.giatel styles have •not at all de
-dined below previous rates. There has been a
great mistake in - .Many styles of these goods, in
producing so largrtla figure, as - when they fall into
the hands of the ritailer he is frequentlyiett with
a remnant of 6 , 0617 yards, which he must die..
pose of at a g reat Ihcrifice ;• while if the figure is
small, and th pattern is neat, be can sell out to
the last yard, at 11111.
,prices, for childrens' wear.
This will make all OW prices goods, of large pat
terns, unpopular wth the trade, The principal
styles now selling ',ake at 17(i/18 for Mous de
Lainea, 23 and 28 f;iriCashmeres.
Cloths—lt will been by a reference to our
reports of the aucti4ii.sales -that low priced cloths
are sold under the hemmer at the full advance no
ticed in our former numbers. This is about 10
per cent. over the talk prices last spring. Col..
ors are still in dentiand, particularly olives and
browns. Blues arei;ecarcer than formerly, the
stock having been SOmewhat reduced, with less
production. Low.pOced wool blacks are now in
least stock, and this style from $1,37 to $ 2 , 00 will
be the most desirable oils in market for some
weeks to come. Rey wool black and colorsiiii
medium grades tor itiWrcoats, are scarce and would
command an imrnedi4te sale. '
Cassimeres—We hfive seengood styles of fancy
at 65073, which* eonsidef desirable. • The bet
ter grades are tirmk •with increasing 'demand.
Plain colors are now Ouch used, and theugher the
better. Mediumattelis are selling very freely.
Satinets—ln ixtedifirn grades are scarce, and
both Oxford and Cadifi, from - 33 to 42, are almost
out of the market. the assortment of fine goods
of all colors is bettey than usual. Grey cloths
and cassimeres, 3 4 vqe, which sell in corn peti
tion with sattinets, a 4 firm at 38042.
Flannels—The sopilly of these goods is incteas
ing, and some sty•le.s43a 11*e - osier. The stock
of lower grades has sOnewhitt filled up, although
the demand is still alive. The advance hereto ,
fore noticed, with the arcity in market, has led
to a largely increasid 'reduction.
Blankets—Holders ' offering ar rn
forer prices,
t e
notwithstanding the 4vance in wool; but some
of the manufacttiors4ire preparing to stop the
production when theylaave run riot the present
stock in their milli. *lie demand for these goods,
except for the cloth ingl trade, has rutberfallen of
SENVTNGS- 1 60558. Goagi & Rubenuer ,'Sewing Silk,
'jitetbpened and, for site by
amp% ',McGANDLESS & CAMPBELL.
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GOU Ttpion Caps, (S.• 11.)
"Di (GoL.)just received and for
811 .° 41 . • : MCCAIDLESS GAAIPBELL,
sep2l. 97 Wood street.
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Graham's Arriericamdlonthly Magazine.
Sartain's Union Magazine;! • • ,
Chamber' Information for4e People, No. 6.
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hdirtan BartUtbitti shaitditi*nd jts.lighgr
tothit*piritg 6utlifis much tnbraffetpleal'
lyAfrleitructive stumbling block.
113,1etrOf the world hold that it is impossible to
disinterested actioni - except interest:
,ed motive.; fon the, sake : of admiration, if
they
no
, grOer,•rotirelangible gain. Doubtless, they are
also convinced, that, when the sun_ is showering
light from the sky, hkis only standing there to be
stared at. n-
Our safety as eulogists lies among our, nom,.
man' dations of the dead. • • i" 4 .
Great men lose somewhat of their , greatnep by
being near us; ordinary, men gain
, A -letter timely writ` is a rivet to, die aura of
affeation ; and a letter untimely delayed Lit,as •rust
to the solder.
As gold which he cannot !Mend will ,make po
man rich, so knowledge which he cannot applY;
will make no man wise. •
:The goodly outside it(ercelleat, vheit not falsely
assumed ; but, the worst natural face that nUture's
johmeyman ever left unfinished, is better than the
bravest mask. • -
Truth is the object of philosophy.
A' weak mind sinks under prosperity us.Altell as
under adversity. A strong and deep mind lias
Wu highest tides—whets the moon is at the full,
and when there is no moon.
The only Wiiirto be Peirriatiently safe is to be
habitually honest. •
tialf of a tact is a whole falsehood.
Action is life and health; repose is death and
cothiption.
Each of us bears within himself a world un
known to his fellow-being,- , arid each may relate o
6h:itself a history resemblin g that of every one
ye{ like that of no one.
Where the world rebuketh there look thtiu, for
excellent.
Nothing but may be better, and every better
might be best.
knowledge is the parent of dominion . . -=
A mountain is made up of, atoms, and friend
abirilif little matters, and, if- the atoms hold not
together, the mountain is crumbled into Mist.,
Half the noblest passages in:poetry are truisms
—but these truisms are the great truth's of hu
rruinity ; and he is the true poet who drilwif them
from their fountains in elemental pirftrtind gives
us to drink.
To the poor man poverty greater than his own
never appeals in vain.
A ;wise Mail makes more opportunities than he
finds.
We do not find a pearl in every shell.
How much he knew of the human heart who
firat tailed God our Father. .
Experience is a torch lighted in the ashes of
our illusions.
they who weep over errors were not formed for
crimes.
Gen. Taylor's Speeches.
Little boy, how many kinds of fire are there?"
Four, sir."
4 , What are they called ?"
%Wotxl fire, coal fire, cam tire, and fire away
like fury."
4 ,-That will do; you may go to the head."
(Mrs. Partington'e School.
Halides, who wrote Shaksiteare V
4 Ben Johnson."
"No ; it was Mr. Finis; I saw his name at the
end of the hook."--High Life below stairs.
pa, where is Rasters: Massachusetts?"
a Why, my son, Eastern Massachusetts is East
of 'Western Massachusetts, south of Northern
.Maiss.ichusetts, and north of Southern Massachu
setto; and is bounded on the east by the Ocean
micron the wes9by the land, on the north by Cape
An, and on the south by Cape. Cod, and is a great
place for notions and fish."
~t oh! alt! now I know all about it."
. [Airs. Trimbtc ' s Conversation.
It is a subject of the deepest regret among the
trierlde of education, and is especially to be la
mented, that sickness has preveated President
Tayior from visiting nsi It is hardly possible to
estite what the little. girls and buys..or .our
schoolslo, lost. ki*ch Rout him; sjiniltir to
the one tie villa' just before lie left Washington,
before ; a piling ladies school in-that city, is seldom
vouthsafed to the rising generation. Of, this ad.
dies, the .filtilithore 'Argus says, his fair listeners
did not understand the.first part. Percaiiinittiii,
the president elevated his voice, and spoke as tot-
4 , Well, 1 am ,afraid 1 ain't :making out well,
this time. Let's rub it out, then,and'begin again.
Ameliean lathes, (said be, lifting his arm and
giving all due force by voice and gesture to the
exprission)—Young American ladiest may.,you
all so:* be motheri r This was a settler—hlushes,
tittering, &c., tuleillor awhile, big Old Z,tteb went
away' : Mon after, thinking no doubt Abet be", had
made:4ll right that time.
In his Baltimore speech, he said he Thought be
_would 4 stop at Baltimore over night, and go
along in the morning." If be made even as - brief
a visit in New England, and addressed our schools,
in sim)lar style, wbat valuable instruction would
i
t assm
have tieen imparted to the rising gene tioir. The
advantage such a speech would have riliOu
schoole, as well as to millions unborn, is ;Mod
conceplion.—Nashria Gazette.
pa' : PiciTICE EVERYONE wnott iT suj CONCERN.
—The 4merican Oil, having performed bks Use so
many feniarkable cures, and being a powerful Re
medial 4gent for various diseases, has induced some
personsad:counterfeit this valuable medicine. '.The
original and genuine American Oil is obtaitiedfrom
a well in Burksville, Kentucky from the aole•and
only proerietors D. Hale & Co., who appointed Mr.
Wm. Jackson, (>l'B9 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, their
solo and Only agent foe supplying sub.agents.in wes
tern Pennsylvania, western Virginia, and part of
Ohio. The true and genuine American Oil is a d3fit
green ! color`. There are'various counterfeits abroad
—some Seneca Oil, some a mixture closely resem
bling the genuine, purporting to come from the Pitts
burgh aud Allegheny Dispensary Company; some
black, acnwarivbite, said to be made from the Origi
nal Ametican Oil. D. Hale & Co., the only , and
sole proprietors of the true and original American
Oil, DO NPT nor NEVER DID supply any persona
who maktithe article called Extract of American
Oil, said (elm refined, clarified and concentrated.
BEWARS. Of the worthless counterfeits, and.Oß•
SERVE dint:WM. Jackson, 89 'Liberty street, Pitts
burgh, head of Wood Street is the ONLY and SOLE
agent for the ebove mentioned District, and tharnotte
is genuine but what - has the name and addresa
printed on; the label, and in the pamplileitin,Whit
each bottle', hi enveloped, and - likewise:notice, tit -
the propriciythe address is printed in each pamphlet ,
thus: " D4lTall-& Co., Kentucky: , Another way
of detecting the counterfeits lathe differenCe in the
price. The genuine is sold Invariably at'so cts..per
bottle and np less, while some of the counterfeits
are. sold at F,verious prices -under.
The Paratind:Only , Gennine Am'erictua - Oil issbld
wholesale and•retail by Wm. Jackiion„attlieonlY.
agency in Ittilburgh; No. - 89 Liberty,street,lieid,
Wood et. ...aug3l:3m
117 Thll4lmiEriaser OP Ammucas Om: The e
subscriber takes this method of returning Thanks to
those lohohave and are derionneingThis Extract of Amar ,
jean Oil as Worthless. The course has lettthe thinking
part of the IThummnlTh to examine and judge for therm ,
solves, and The result has and will prove niost-satisfacto4.
ry. It is a &oat blessing to the public that American Oil
can be found in more places than one, and - That.by this
refining prooess it is made so pure that it can be used as
medicine internally as well as externally. Thia-power
ful-concentratcd remedy of Nature is prepared ,f oitlY3o3+
the subscribiri and sold wholesale and retail aftlia Iron
City Oil Storp, dO9 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JOHN*YOUNGSON:
• • .•
To
ren WARN
PrrISIIIIRGH; #ELTI be found Sri his store,.on Smithfield
corner:Of Sortborry ILUey; bitwoeir die hours Of 12'nnol
2 an d from eorl-p.:Att.persoosicroming,theirosoyrraM-.
Tabled for tares, had 'better "'nolo innnedlifto ip ,
sep2l:3t
1:17" 01150141 Oy sssss t t.. The subscriber will
keep up consfaritly - Mt Me - Monongahela Exelintiß4frOm
this time, FRRSFI OYSTERS, Which be will Berm dip in
the verr best tyl.e. C. CAMPBELL, -
seplEhtapr Cor. of Smithfield and Fonith
lialltes , Oyster. Saloon.;]}:
INEGAN 4t CHASE, of the Azirsztratm? have
E
fitted up Meit.front Parlor.on,the second - flooriinn .
superb manner, anti have set. It -apse t .exclusivelylv a
LADIES , OYSTER SALOON.. The. - furniture , neuv.
and costly, an4haa been or .111 ill .be4eilmrtdane
that may tend o the comfort and convenience of their.
Lady patrons. Y, 47- Smithfield stmet r opposite
nonsahela Roque,
•-- [Gazette:copy.) -
FOR ; GE BRICX1101.L;DI i G;
rgß, saimblelak a- Facuny or - Brewery; slum:neon 4th ,
acne,' Staithfield otreet.•- Is-rs on a ,Ileasesif
ears, and wilthersoldlOw. Therels alsoln - the Balla
tor. a ' Steron-..ft.q,ine'liad Shafting, which . w/1,1 besisbid"
with the builditivortep,rate.'
Forrenns, - ; 11:RVAN &CO
sepl9: No. 2T Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miparcircopy one month:)
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,
In Sumac's Of:,,7•niLoitith. i=Patrie•
day at all thVeiffily'atioidienteldepoa ro) local
item without snetels,fot:32oo4togoliii search
of one, as Jophot did irt!iesidrof his faille& After
having traversed Pitubuitcolthout much success,
'we concluded to visit - Allegheny City. Upoii err i.
in 4 at the Old Bridge, we wondered why the ciiihad
not before this time forced the CompituPsOgt4Olt
about forty feetfrfttieh bobeieclion:oilitexiavypt:
Bon? in a3iiiiltfat Dnquitiieii, . y might toe Outdid
land paved doxvii tlfe-ToinL--Croashietviii thc,
I brAdsktfotwhifil, 6e t it t ißitllrgieiti. two
themselves a hy flyer tutirbibliteitt.- We asked them
their names,' dijahhilleji6ll6l4li4bUtkPer.
put their,6ogerklo their.nosal organextud told as we
could , nt comeie - 2.passinguteafiw witariswil-Wer,
accosted by roil aged female; vili#irObtiaidl4lie
tering upon the Verge Of 0 101 4 1 0. 4 1$ 8 ,M,IP.b . ko,a t kei
us for charity, which almosteaused
the wise diapensationarofTiOVidifieet,lorpettltfttior
I us to be poor 1161'i:usable, tp,hnip !huff; At.distreeit.
The next object whicirettriteted our ottentiols wee_
two spleedid !dwelling being ) , but ay/blab 4 - *:4 1 .-.
eluded to make Heti ; knfiater i iiro4 . l4)4ait
dozen ladders; much to Ouiliiiiiily+d'anger, udile
the 'workmen could toll tiiiiihilaraell•the
We again descended to #11.0,7714, and, proc - eMed
on our way. iosniog toopump 'we concluded to
slake our thirst at iteriretpuntain. Upon ntring
the well, we found, like • the servant of the Pau/arch
of old, a beautiful damsel ; but our mission being
essentially differeot from his, •and' she :moviog , ,in a
totally different sphere from that'aneieit fair rin s e, of
course we conversed Upon diffekOnf triptCo._ Some
.one bad told:her we were.adocalottedk she itad , a
complaint for:int it It ti long eS`a PresidentlsWler;.:
gage,. all abouiiTie imitsoiality. and sad , eondiset of
her false schntrer. %Verger our drink and hoped.
When about to return twd:were'Oalled iri ta , seeruci
whom we knew in her young and joyous! days—who
now languishes upon the bed • of affliction.'•-Tiied t
and di sap poi n tedi:eroi
, weir the llalnd street bridge
and directed our steps towards our office. Int to
our joy, we met on our way a member of tlieftlia
quesne Greys, who informed us th'at the Coinpany
would, on its anniversary,. (10th of October).aboot
for a beautiful medal, the best shot to take , it. We
are sorry , we ain't a member efthi4prianyoriftwri
have a sort of a notion we could-Win it • • . s
•Ma..*Locaz.--Itappears.to.ine somewhat offlin e'.
that you, whomi know Lobe u'Deuilocrit;: srfifitme
who perilled your life in defenee'ef your
ehould remain silent when - alkali-o'r soldlei;
didite for an orsdo:gohi hernia of thiipoo'glif.. - ; If
It in not beyottilynoi or ditty na lomiledi."
tor, will you ootbay g werFt favor,Ofyour: bigots
companion in arms, LEnca HEA
Asa general .rule we' do not' meddle - In political
matterti,excePt in the reporting of them fairly for i the
perusal of our , readers. But our friend .t!..w.
has touched us in a tender point. We claim tol,lbei
the soldier's friend, regardless of his politics. The;
man who, when the clarmo blast of war resounded
through the length and brdadth of the land, sum
moning hor sons to come fortia‘rd:rind vlndicatil her
insulted honor, buckled op' his armor and flow to
her rescue; deserves all honOrfrom'hisfelloW-Citi-.
zees. Ma. air has been nominated..for the!office r
of Coroner by the Demootanyef.A.Beglien,CcitOly...
He is, a DeinoCrat, and air socii will.re - ceive. the talic
ed support , of &Ito Part,',.. , 14.444:... ealdiernrait
brave as the 'bravestantiliastiallinhlo the.liard:
fought battle of Molina del Rey,„whinh ; tfisqiiilties
him from following the ovilaary oveCatiOns of life.
He is qualified far the office he seeks at thehaidi of
a . ,4 11
his tellow- citizens . Ile is a'poor matian ne l s te
office—his oppod Y
ent is rich; and consequentlyfipea
not need it ; therefore we submit it Iti;tliei_POPlit,or
the county whethei the dictates of Patriolistikand
justice does not paint. out. Lenox:Rea:as ihiintjan
Who'ikeititled-to'iheiitne#orcoroiii,i'orAireekor
.county.; facet - Ili:pa,. and you not only do alt Oct of
patine to a trove soldier,•but yen confer rrifliiMthe
,
means supporting Rloi.cl!P°nent,
and: goegiiaiheoffice to One wi). needinitysiat3.
are absolitieli.tfred4rliiiaring;the
little viral . ..doll
rt . eestione yeeterdamiltotit, ;hp plate ,fil.,tbe markets
the mannaylabler • was iovariablf. We
asked onis-:# . 9it.tip loan us abmitin„Tur
pencil; ivinuiititlecinied it, svan.so
be of no use tn.ne..• Another twoilsolidttllr‘t?f hear•
ing that ‘Ve' inutd not make hini
And we tear if.we ,putnue thin ortiae,furtharli will
.ber pion °naiad even. by thirdoliesnirviti.
Au... Torren t, k , ottent«-Tbereweree4Oitsfrtolis
Mayoritneli Ili64etdiy, three
three, for,ea?t,leki*Ohehigri.awP.ertheiliffikited
been traniillogrr-too: freely 'paid their line 7 nrltt . : ilid .
-conitnitted„, Tho ,csetts Win;
bini been ,pailidinintiiniantiretens twit not beetiiiis"
~.. •
posed of when we left.
Fit* kOcz.—.7.. S. II: Young tr. Co., in. a dilit ion
to their paitentiart‘and os eri f rel as!ortment
ceries t yiThiebeive ft ill th7ll,l,aet in a few daya4ri
eirentrive ofprisee teas; whiohne.will sell;ci•hole.
sale 'aridretail ot:ei:ceir:#lfle,#finei lait
their custoineti. . . •
Ennon.- 7 We made a mistake yesterday in a nut%
We abeiuld 'have written it Herniae, ineteadof Hei
steen. Tho necessary steps will be taken by COL
re
Black to secure the Lind Wairant; which he basso
long been fraudulently deprived of.: • : ; .
.Tus. RAirra.--At I I.4oalockilasi Itiglit, there 144.
been a rise of between one and two feet in thti Ali
legheny,:anit about twoinehee'in Ise Blotiodehiika:,
Some of the fi gh ter ,driktight:linitn.Wilf•leaieto.:day.
•
!nix Ei)iiohlAi: 9iiiriligh46..4l44.lll‘;Craith
ionahle rentaraut give a sapper • , ,tatbyr.ilioiial fra
ternity. Whoa it cometi . efF:i4 . .,iitalr;:#s, , ,?tallsbe
able le get a )ec,atitepi,rie.tiiri
Ry t covEninn.4.:fie. nikt :14in :iinto:gle . .yeaterdoy,
.ivlin:los l / 4 a leg .in.ldexicor...:Bitr wound ha a o c et
.sento;;MiYikt9infiklitikii , tiiiiliOrhiiiOnglii it
woy
GrobainVi r Godeyln anik•Shrtain , s. - Mogazinti
for October hayrionll beten.zeeive4.ot
erary
fice:
t •
Oveiitt.,Se4orr.- , mOur‘reatiertr.zere tAf.
red to the tukvertiretneit-orP408;040*:#
other.ce,lea*,4*litfilioAhri.tidieillytiteri3silt‘oh,
•
PoutT..—Therellmltkit:Adpi j caim - .before . -tbe
Moyor yesierdayamotoinge.awltoLsto4larged,iritti
vagraocy.•Attip the bill.
• . ..t 1.•
hImuess•••••••••••—•—• • ."
1 -At'i',4si •••••• - •41.4:70arae.:
ICT t3e*ond night-of the 'celebrated - 1110NKASIXt;
•TROUPE. ; •• • •• • • • ••. • • ~"•• -
_
• FurnAtri Sept. 21cto comnience -
NIPPED IN THE BUD.
To be followed with a -Comiellaller - Callei'
• - LOVE, DESPAIR AND'CIIANIPXGNP.: •
,After : which, GRAND. FEST I TAD NAPOLITAIP.
To conclude with
WOMAN:., -
-,lltOtS.lturdtty,_Beneat of iilad , ittleircllf9rilaistrf oud
last appearance of IllonplaisisTroupe, . •,"
• -Nor . rca.—During, l 3
th&eagggemerqofthealletEompa-,
inzgepticesViltbelWeelts:fot'the't4 , , tit9V?Apolls; .
for second box.e.'"'fr' - '''''2"-=."' -- ;
Ivor ALTERitenciAtirowen
half pan 7+CPCLSOTPreaSelit''',
InEpprit 29o -bareillird PCPPertaltuce, a
sioreutticualicreZfor:sate-tiv,:,
• *WI - " 11,110 bra e 4 140101 , gifilt -
ItIIISTARD-:-Soperftrie G mond !Woolard iin - riktkges
ill, to tnivpuichtusers, for sate by
sep2l - , f aiI IDESAtALCORN.OO - TiCat fit;'
DEPaR--Grottud: Pepperin qriiiiilialf'oind!iTi;ide.
, packages, for some. by
sopaIttIODESIeALCORN, -, 30 - Tifth
-
SPICW9F - *LaXll,4l , *;•.4nia4d 'attd unkround,lbi
axle by : ALCORIV,i
. - -30-Fifth street ?
LEwsiiiitstriv34:zusWyszlio:thejfErst ficar of
Virliitehoose " . 10$40 1 :rybiltrSestziOyforpor
ktileY=4" „; - 'deV2l: 4
10ASE ValtliFpAlSLMlXYClaritiaathrind: arid TO:1
4:aaje hI.P..
TETooL SAcK " ifband'illicrfai*TebY"
Tv.l, . , 2 , 1:1. • HI vte
WOOL—The highest price - in cash paid for Wool; by,
sep2l I.VIP, Liberty st.
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'..N0..w:g.:: : . - 4y', - .::7.010g . 1401i..:?,.: . •.
_ •- ST,Dours;Sept..99.
_ T 4o 9l 9 alige.4okijajp : - arft committing doptjeletions
on the tiongeeJetlemepti n _ They broke open and .
rehhoffolko!fiftil
Duffel; cooniy on the let
41Vnr!Otfrom Aeoft have been pent to
arieet slobbers; bui:fretthilea
'NEW YO R.s . •
4toott..nutiar.l- - • •
• Nztir Noss, ,Sept.
Ploar.•:Tlie;inarketi Is ditioPing Anl, former nisi
are hardly maintained. The weather:hails*. IA
husipess or any consequence.
•-••,.: Grain: .1,% , heat—There is large ipistitityervidiest ,:
•in• Market; but holders are 'riot presslig".aud,ttiose-,;
anxious to sell would accept easier rates.. • ,
Corn.. The demand bee fallen" ' "oli; and prices
have receded. •
Provisions..The - market;,fhi . Pork is 'Pride:toted,
'either as regard .prices or ctsinarid. • .• . •
Bacon..ln Hams. sed.fhouldera . there ..M . .tiothiiig •
doing to-day. • ' : . •
Sugar. .Thorn hiM been • jeIII304: for
New Orleans.- The Maricetrit firm:
Whiskey. .Sate's to a fair extent at 2501.26 eta, per
gallon.
' The Steamer Canada is expected
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r.DRE INEDITED - W0111(.3 HP.LORD HYRON'i now
• L..first publithedfrom Idir Letters. Journals; awl other •
Maiiiascnotsi the-posies/ion of his,son, or George
Goedoit ..,
Byron.What-,Lord Byron sai d of. Pope ropy.
more,ustice , be soul of flizaself: - -"Ele is , the Poet .
of all tunes, of all climes, of oil feelings, and of all - stager .
of-existence: ••••• A thousand-'years will - 011 betore
• such another can be hoped (or in our Literature-he kije
:self is a• Literature.", Throtiving aside the - manuals: or
, conventional life, in his' hatred and disgust at the '
cant'.
rind : hypocrisy vchich sought to annihilate him *iliac-'
count of his youthful Irregularities and. iiidiacretunts
and - relying solely on the vast power of his own mighty
genius, he contemned - and defied both. the • w arilY eeli - -
sure and praise: Rut forthe very faiths of hisearited
rication, the misthrtines of hisyouth, and the disappoint
ments which awaited hint as he - merged thlo manhood.,
bat for the amoral moodirtestrnf his spirit, end the pos..
,session of:affections, that longed for• something•around
whichto entwine4,6ot far the•want of a mother's tote,
and•the lass of a wife's affectione-but fel a - suedaultlieh
of evils; which would have prostrated another: : but for
all these, the genius of Byroamighthave•stamberediand
been lost to osmntl:toposteriiy. The light. that.leads
astray Jr the light tlitu shines from • Ifiavet," and this
glorious shed : B,or •eifulge . tace :bver evpsy
page - of bis•wntings, will be soughtfor in 'vain in Wrier- •.*
111.510113 - - of his molt gilled contemporaries:.?.lt ii this.
lightuing.fiash of genms, ancoutrollori- and tificnirtrolla. - -.
bte, that will cause posterity to speak of the; ninetrierith •
centary 13S,tbe age- ot Byron: -- WithShakspeare,
Dryden, and Pope, the name ofPyron will in future ages
mark a brilliant period irt the delvelriptuant Eogliah •
Pocsy,rituf the_generatiims yet come will treasure the
smallest relic of this inainer.usind. The valuable tleinth
bailed iantetials;whlch the editor Ins hem' enabled to
amass, in traekiug the theuttepa of Lord Byron through
all his pilb•atages,eonsist of about one es; the .HrivennaJohrnal.rit.the_3yeat .nalt.:eariched
witu copiousnotes by,the late Elir.W4dtet Scott ;Mow
.ous uppableithect Poeinsilaelndlag the:nuppreased•
tious of his printed works; and it lllMlS . Or2iZeidOtell and
Reatthiscencesof Lord Byron, by the ConateraGaiceioli,.- . •
..Mrs.: Percy By she Shelley, andhiucn Itristawer; by Arch-
daimon Spenser, Sir •HumphreY Davi t Messrs . limiter - - •
'Smith; Sohn 'Taylor, Trelavrtieys: ( ordon„Captair4hdde. •
-ro, rind others"' To theso lapis kindly permitted to add:
;numerous 'Letteri addressed le'Leird Byron by Ms most
Iktnitiar friendri. 'A quarter .of a• ternary - her passed -
_away siuee. the death of Lord Byroa,and ewenty ye w "
have.claptiedsincehlr.liloore'a admirable' Notices of.the
Poet appeared. During that period death has been Mull , -
with those, but o f regard to whom Mr.-Moore was in-.
:duecel to omit passages In the publishedeonespohdence,
as giveri in tieseventeen-volume miltion'of Lord Byren's
Works..-" These passages will now be restored, the editor
feelingtursuretithat the; public will uphold 'hitn-iirwliat
he looks upon as itiniereArluty, the rescuing the memory:
• of - Lord - Byron - from; thri trin it y. unicust: aspersions gest
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