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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-22

Sam Heiisr's opinion Of ImprisOn-
ment for Dsbi.---In he PlckWick papers.
No. XIV, just published in London, a
prison scene is introduced. Mr. Pick
wick. from a view Of the nolous revelry
which is going On, concludes that I'M
prIsonment for debt Is no punishment al
all.
"You see how these fellows drink and
smoke and roar" said Mr. Pickwick;
"h is impossible thai they can mind it
much"
"Ah that's jus, VERY thing, sir" re-
joined Sam: "they DON, mind it; MS
q regular holiday TO lhem---aIl porter and
skelIles. It's the other vuns as gets
done over With this sort o'lhing; them
down hearted fellows as can't svig away
at the beer, nor play skeltles neither;
them as would pay il they could. and gets
low BY being boxed up. I'll tell you vat
il is, sir, them as is always IdliD' in
public houses II don't damage at all, and
them as is always vorkin, ven they can,
il damages too much. It's unekal, as
my father used to say ven his grOg worn't
half and hali---It's unekal, and that's the
fault on IT,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-22

q Constructive COmplimeat.--An A.
rabian having brought blush to mai
den's cheek by the earnestness of his
gaze, said to her, Ny looks have PLAN
ted roses in your cheeks, why forbid me
to gather them! The law permits him
who sows to reep the harvest
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-22

Thomas Wilson. Bishop Of the Isle Of
Man, from 1859 70 1855, was a particO-
larry benevolent man. To supply the
poor with clothing, he kept in constant
employment al his own house several
isllurs aud shoeInskers. On one occa-
sion. in giving orders 10 one Of his lailOrs
TO make him cloak, he directed that il
should be very plain. having simply but
I'm and looptO keep il together. But.
my lord, said The tailor, - what would
become Of the poor bulIon-Inakers and
their families. il every one thought in
that way! They would be starved out
right" " Do you say so, John" re-
piled the Bishop. why then button ii
all over, John"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-22

A Philosopher cOnjectures, tina, the
height Of hdam vas l23 leet Q inches
and 3 quarters; Noah's 1903 fee, 9 inches;
Abrsham's % feet, and Moses 10.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

"lLLIAM LONG, having purchased Mr. James
continue the Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron mannfactu
ang business in his own and 70" his own account
atthe old stand, No. 46 Tchoupitouas ST., where he
~xerons to accommodate friends and the public gener
ally, that he will continue to merit their patronage
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13
IKE MOTIiER'S RELIEF.

lie MOTHERS RELIEF.
| gums preparation extensively used throughout all
the Northern States, comliaices 10 be in great re-
Ite here, and deserves the attention Of Ill mothers in
a state OF pregnancy BY commencing e Use Of 1.-TWO
or three weeks before confinement tic suitIinss i'll
bs lsssencd, and the time OF their duiw,ion shortened
Apply the subscriber, gen, for the proprc,ors for
copy OF the numerous certificates given 10 the inventors
ny eminent Physicians with direcons for the use of
ms important specific IL BONNABEI.
i2s cor Nachez & Tchnupitouas st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

F. A. COHEN & c o.
INTELLIGENCE AND GENERAL AGENCY
OFFICE.
f.bi0s ~ z No I66 NTapssjue st,csJ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13
FOR LIVERPOOL

4itt The fine and fast sailing ship HERALD,
TFfN Capt Lake, requires $50 bales cotton, to COM
plete her cargo. For terms or passass apply
at W Common STREET.-THE
m3I imam
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

o. lAt.,M' INV iaitng from ships Consolidate
w anu He iiou MnrScil!cs, loo buxcs Mus
CIT zine; 10 tons F lrinsiarr i0G Cork leo L..-,y
l.,>n.l, 10. IS .iS att " sa4iH. 81, BY
MAJ + LAFONT.l
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13
NOTICE

Treasures QFce, Second .N,usicipality.
DERSONS who are indebted to tbs Municipality
forpaving done i'll front of their property, arc in.
formed that Mr. l. r Gaicnnc, isurpoined Collector.
Suit " he commenced in ten ays utter notice. aeains
all d,!inquents, withoutrxccption.
m!8 D0ANE, Treas ,irer.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

ERCN. STEEL. s. HEAVY fI0UDS-IIot. eo,are
Il and bundle IRON well assorted.
Hoop- scroll AID rod iron nail rod, and pIous h
moul,'s
Cast, German, shear blister,d, spring. sheet and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware cut and wrou cit nails and s,,ikes
Zinc block tin, mill and grind stonVs ~. kettles
Chain cables. anchors. hos
OK log IN d trace chains. corr, mills
M N;N vices, Hammers a'd bellows
mne' shse', pls anu oar leafs SHOT
Geal, "nu COOKING stoves
inns h9Wiael's a"d ether spades and shoTeis
Collins Hunts, ShaIps and Other axes
lard and Mafilla cortage, lines and twinc
l'oli and shething copper: Naval sores
Paints, linsecd aud sperm oil
A full of hardware anil dir,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

FOR CORK.
l The ship CONSTELLATION, Cant,
}THfH Sampson, will have de patch. For passage
-Sa;sE- only, apply ut SO Common street to
mol L GALE,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13


IN The new and Elegant ship SCOT
HTfN LAND. Capt Hackstaff will take 300 or 300
sSSsa-b bales cotton to complete her cargo. For
freight or passage apply at93 Common st. to
MY LII GALE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

CITY BANK,
New Orleans, March lst 1887
'F'lt, board of Directors have this day declared d
"A 'larnd Old per cent, the capits stock for the
last tx tls payable the stockholders on or after
the 18th March inst ROB'TsJ pAIFPFV
.n2 - r. ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

FUH LTVEKPIOOL.
LII The barque STANFORD, Capt Wins.
}1TsTfs low. will have despatch. For terms or pas
- sage apply at 90 Common t. to
mol L II GALE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13


Treasures QHce, Second .N,aucfpahiy.i
4 COLLECTIONS forthe tax Real Estate aud
18th April, 1857. LR Goienuie is appointed Collector
Suits will be brought after DAYS notice against all
delinquent m:3 DoANE, Treasurer
II oSl-A note drawn III our favor BY Messrs Bier
A Stayer, for $500, endorse! hv US dated March
tue llth, stsxty da. siare, duo 18th Nav, the paw
nenl h>ing stopped, The finder will be rewarded by
applying 10 mig 81 WHITE & FOLEY,
SFFERStiN WoRkS-PArTERso3, New Jersey.
a l the above worhs are manufactured Locomotive
IA Engines, Rail road car Wheels rail road Iron nx-
les, sPrin IS, Nc End also all descriptions of mill gear
Ihg WOO aud iitx machinery, iron and buss castings
&c, &c. 81
The undersigned, agents for the ubnrc werLy will
CT ntIact 10 deliver any Of the above ARTICLES.
BOGAET Il HAWTHORN
NIB 65 Gravier street.
o. lAt, 81, nav ialEms from ships Consolidate
w and Nashville rom Mnrscil!cs; lao buxcs Mus
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

OFFICE EAeLE Insurance CotrAMY,
New Orleans, March 6 1857
AT the annual Election for Directors Of this Jst;tu
ton' Ter the ensuing the following named rontlc
men are elected, viz se'''t'-
James Gimshaw, JOSEPH A. EorelI
Thomas Barrett Henry d. Richo,J'o,
Henry Kelley, J.hn WhncLenI ''0'''
John E. HYDE,
head was elected President " '-'''-
James Stockton Inspector.
Edward Briggs, Attorney And
M st CHARLES RITCHEE Secretary
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

TGCkER'S LIFE u JEFFERSON, &c..
a'it Life OF Thomas Jefferson, third President of the
never before published, ayd notices of his Opinions
on questions ofcivi government, national pslicy
and Constitutional law, by George Tucker, profess
or OF Mora, Philosophy, rim the University u Virgin
The Tugs at RamsGate, by Boz, together with esllcs
~, Tales, by distinguished writer's. 4.
lhc Honey by the Countess Of Blcssinsfen and
othar Tales by the authors Of Polha,n, the Gtpsey.
:. Vivian Grey SC. in 9 vols.
Ion, Pradgedy, in five acts, by Thomas Neon Tps-
fn,ird.
The Ircn Hand Drama in 5 acts, rom the German Of
Goethe. Just received and fos sale at tho. eornsS
OF Can'p and common streets, by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

FUR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI
and oil intermediate landings
b. The substantial steamer BALTIC,
tcz4l2slr=f4A SDavs MASTER is now ready to receive
~, freight for the above and intermediate
landings, and will be despatched in few DAYS Fer
freight or passae e. apply on board opposite BenvIe
street or at no. 60 Common ST. to
a66l uyDE r.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13
For Europe.
FGR PORE GLASGOW
For IIYERP0lI-

LII The superior and fast sailing ship Liverpool,
tyFsa Barstow, COMMANDER will receive immediate
aesPa.ch. for passage, having SPLENDID &c.
communications, apply to FL GALE,
ab 80 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

FUK NUSIUN.
The coppered and copper fastened brig
]TFfs CHERCB, Doane, master, is ready to receive
49, 49, Cargo. For terms apply TO
az READ ~ BARSTOW CT Gr,v;o, e.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

- SCENES IN SPAIN, &c. &C.
s GENES in Spain, BY the author Of "A ycaf in
fhe Honey Moon, by the Countess of Blessing,es,
&c. IN vols.
The Tnggs' at Ramsgae, by Boz, together viii 9th
er Tales by distinguished writers.
Living ston's Criminal Code. Just received and
for sale by meg BENZ. Levy:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13
EnD IINEIlRfA

FOR LIVERPOOL,
~ The fast sailing A l ship JOHN BARs
yTSssFFf RING, Capt Hale, requires 300 bales cotton
Ito complete her cargo, for terms Or passage
m32 L.H.GAlE, 90 Common ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

FOR LIVERPOOL.
In The superior fast sailing copper fastened
FRA and coppered British ship ORWELL, Con
commander, havng all her cargo engaged and
gong on board, will meet with despatch For passage
only, having handsome accommodations apply 10 com.
mander on board, or at SO Common street. to
april IHGaIE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

FOR LIVERPOOL.
In The fast sailing ship NEW ORLEANS
J9Ff Capt Weber, wants 200 bales cotton 10 com
- plete her cargo. Forreight ofwhch, or pas
sage apply to S Il J P WHITNEY, 8 Cont st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

FUKLIVERPOOL.
4ft4 The A and fast sailing ship TIGER, Ba.
GTfe ker MASTER requires 300 bales cotton TO com
.SSzsplet, her cargo. For terms or passage apply
at % Common st.,to mo7 LHGAL
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

and all Intermediate ports
b. ffaassS "a The well known first class steam
tfz1lsI-=fsS7 Ncr HUNTSVILLE, Jordan master.
receiving cargo oppos lie Cont st.
and will depart Saturday 18th inst Mt o'clock m.
For freight or passage having elegant Accommodations,
apply on board or to
alb mo TT GRAHAM
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13
tnp TNEDn

LOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The fine brig HAYRE, Capt Carpenter,
}TFfTS can accommodate few passengers, For
- 70 terms apply a, SO Comm t,ce
N.-o L II GALE.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

CoOpER'S NEW WORKS, &c.
a-IEANINGsin Europe, by the Aathor of "Iho
Spy, &c. in vols.
Sketches by Boz illustrative of every day fo and ove-
ry day people, being continuation Of "W atkina
Tottle, ind other sketches"
Minor Morals, for young people, illustrated in Tales
and Travels. BY John Bowring.
Just received and for sale the conner of Comp and
Common streets, by ui30 VIM McKEAN.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

FOR HAVANA-Packet sch, oner.
III The fast sailing A packet schooner CAR
ITFefSA IBON, capt. Delsdurnier will have inimcdi.
.alGg ate despatch For freight or passage, having
extensive furnished accommodations, all experienced
commander and best servants, those wishing to visit
the Island ofCuba, will do well 10 avail themselves of
this conveyance Apply oil board opposite Toulouse
ST. or at 95 Common st. to
M
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

FOX NEW YORK.
la, The fine A brig BRILLIANT, Captain
rGa Gill; requires 200 bales Of cotton to fill up
-S.N-s.E.F For terms apply to |. Ii GALE,
NJ SO Common street,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

FOR LIVERPOOL. !.
IN The bark JANE, Captain Black, will meet
9Tf with despatch; wants l5O to 200 bales to fill
- up. For freight passage, apply to
40 l.. H. GALE, SO Common ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

and all intermediate landings
b ffsSSA The first q ass and fast rusninq up
.1esa "a Viper cabin steamer ALTON, Litteton
;5aeg, master will have immediate tcs.
patch For freight of few Tons or passage. having
handsome furnished accommodations with separate
state rooms apply on board opposite Bienvile street
or at GO Gravier ST. to
"a ROGApT 4, ,yrrIppN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

p Nh THE steamboat LEONlDAS, An
tfEzs.lF5ttS Vdrews master, having been expressly
fitted for the towing business, Is now
ready to ll orders that way will ply between this and
a,e IhgllSh lurn also tow vessels up and down The
sas' 70 ahtaons, any thing in the towing line tbn
may oiler. FOR further information apply at No n;
ioy oiaS street. TOUaNE & BECKWITU.
NJ Is. Persons wanting the nbove boat to tow will
fait's, Old Levee. Az" ''la anu
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

b. m The splendid steurner PERSIAN
tG=23l15:5sSS eGreen, master, having most of her
- freight engaged, viii leava for the
above ports on Thursday next, the 18th instant at ia
o'clock, NJ For balance of freight or passage, hay
ing elegant state room accommodations apply on hoard
opposite custom house street, or to
a8 STErSON aVEpy Q: ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

FOR HAFRE.
1T The fine A and fast sailing ship ELIZA.
FTFFe BETH, Captain Thayer, wants 200 bales of
10y cotton TO complete her cargo For passage
apply to MIA l.. II. GALE, SO, Common st,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

LII U To BIICATI ONS.
TENlfE book of Saint Nicholas, in vol. being vor1&.
Il of the new complete and uniform edition Of Paul-
diug's works.
The Duchman's Firaside.-A Tale in q vols bo,pS
vols. II aud 10, of the new complete and uniform
edition If Pauldng' works.
liouer.-lranslatedb by Alexander Pope, Esq. in q
vols. being Nos. 80 80, and 81 of Tfarner's Cias-
steal Family Library. just received and for ,s.de
by VIM McKEAN,
u,93 corner Ca,nn nrsJ C,o,nmo17 Ga =
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

YIN Ii Ehl ooiI.
lEt The fast sailing A ! ship KATHARINE
TFfy JACKSON, Capt. Peabody, reqsires $50
49, bales cotton TO complete her cargo. For
terms or passage apply ut SO Common street, to
mol l. HGALE
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For the Tnterior.
FOR LOUISVILLE l. CINCINNATI,

fdSSdge boat
aBAss ADoR, capt Jane james D"I ha " a
most of her cargofngagsd willdcpa
on Saturday the 18th inst at 10 o'clock A. Nj
For ireiShlor passage, having superior accommoda-
tons apply on board, opposite CustoUhouse ST. or at
1853 Jcli0upitouas street to
nib S1OO & BYRNE.
The Steamboat Ambassador Capt. james, having
been .nnavuidably detained, will positively depart on
Saturday, the 18th inst, at 70 o'clock, A NJ
nl3 Si.OO Il BYRNE Arts
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

FOX ST. LOUIS AND ALTON,
And all intermediate Landings,
ErEEbb' s A. raqnas ! 1 l,;'1 UNI
ssszr is now in readiness to receive cargo
and having large proportion of her freight engaged,
and on board will be despatched Saturday the 10th
lust at III o'clock, M.For freight ofthe remainder or
passage havhga splendid upper cabin, with separate
state rooms, apply onboard opposite the Blue stores
or at G3 Graver st. to
ai0 BOGERT 4, HAWTHORN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

4 lFE IN London, or the Day and Night sacpes Il
EA Jerry Hawthorn, Esq. and Couirthian rom, as-
eoniImnied by Bob Logic, the Oxouanr in their
ranrbes and sprees through tie Metropolis, BY
Pierce Egan, in vols.
Vivian frey,a Novel, by DIsrael complete IN vol.
lie Young Duke, ho'cl, by the Author Of Vivian
Grey, complete in vol.
The linnorlst, Edited BY Theodore Hook, Author Of
Gilbert Quincy. lc'.
Just received and fol- sale ut the of Camp and
ofain OH streets, by
apl0 Wm McKEAN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

and all Intermediate landings
p The fast running steamer NIAJES
h.1gs55=5aS VITO, Johnson master is hourly OK
$50 ~ pcct I'd to arrive, and having larg,
portion OF her cargo engaged: will have immediate es
patch. For balance of freight passage apply at 6:
Grayier street, to - "
nh q A
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

SPERM CANDLES Received per SC r Tciescopt
~ and brig Old Colony, 200 boxes Nantucket sperm
bran. for sale at 1874 Tchoupitoulas St by
fn27 IBRID(;E g. Co
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

FOR LIVERPOOL.
M The A fast sailing ship ST. LEON, ].
tEFf9 Wescott master, wants 800 bales cotton, to
COMP etc her curgo. For freight of which,
or passage apply to s ~ PWtiITNEY,
mo
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

NoIiCE-Thc subscribers are now ready to receive
orders for any kind of Cypress lumber, their saw
mil being full operation and in perfect order They
viii use their best exerlions supply demands with
pfomptness and despatch. orers 10 be left a, tbs mill
opposite the residence Of John Grrene Esq Fouboug
MiVandais, orat the counting of JOHN NJ Bach
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13
For Texas g. the West Indies,

FOR QUINTANA & BRAZORlA.
III, The schooner COLUMBUS, Capt Crooks
rTTM having part Of her cargo engaged, will be
~ despatched in n few days. For freight OF
passage apply to the captain on board, at pcallion
wharf or at Camp street, to
all TTOBY e. BROTHER,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-06

present strong argument in av of the purity
ot inc doctrines taught at affairs? know that some
Censors in the moral world have arragn-
Gu Us nlasphemous assumptions the their names
anu whout the forms even of trial. have passed sentence
accordingly but it is ever thus with those who seek TO
DC wise above what is written Prejudice, like jealousy,
IS fruitful n the creation ofits food giving i'm
mortality like the tabled liver, and appetite surprising
that OF the vulture that preyed upon it
"For still the irerg grow,
"A.d yields IN immo,t IA fast"
AS soon might you seek to "unloose the bands Of
Orion,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24
A PLAIN STATEMENT.

Is the Jackson Van Buren, administ ration OPP
posed to a paper currency, and really IN favor OF
gold and silver, except for the Office holders! Let
FAC Is be submitted to a candid world" When
President Jackson Camo into power and COM
menccd his experiment the currency, there
were three hundred and twenty banks in the u
nitcd States When he closed his stumble ct
forts'' and when out of Office, there were SIX hun
drcd and seventy seven banks in the United States!
The three hundred and twenty banks which he
found in operation, at the commencement OF his
term of office. were the growth and product OF FOR
rY ycars-Thc three hundred and fifty seven ad-
ditional banks, now in existence, are the growth
and product Of his EIGHT years term OF offce-
the legitimate and forctold results Of his wanton
experiments upon the currency and revenues OF
tho country. Thus then, the forty years, embra-
cling the official terms of Washingt Adams, JET
fcrson, Madison, Monroe and J. q. Adams, gave
to the United States three hundred and twenty
banks. While tho eight year term OF Andrew
Jackson. the pretended opponent ofpaper curren-
CIV, gave us three hundred and fifty seven addi-
tional banks! The administrations Of all his pre-
dccossors in Office created $40 banks. II the ad-
ministration Of his six predecessors in Office had
been equally prolific Of bank creations, with that
Of Jackson, there would have been nearly THREE
THOUSAND, instead of 677 banks, now in opera
ton. Whom then Of all Presidents, should
be deemed the "banks,' and ''Paper currency"
PRESIDENT Jackson, who created 357 banks in
eight years, or his six predecessors who created
80 banks in forty years? Let every honest citi-
zen make answer to this question, shall seem
true and just, and let him then make up his mind,
as TO what gratitude and confidence he owes to the
s.successor Of Gen. Jackson'Athe s'author Of
the letter to Sherrod Willams'-who promises
to walk in his foots,eps.-It is a maxim Of eter-
nal justice to Judge the tree by its fruits And by
that Standard in reference the bank and currcn-
cy questions, how our late and present rulers
escape condemnation, from a long suffering and
abused people!
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24
7fansiation from, the Literater Froneoiss


Important Chemical Discorcry.-Wc arc. in
France, on the eve Of new kind Of revolution,
which will, without doubt. make the tour of the
world. Chemists have just discovered a pro-
cess BY which they can remove writing from a
ny paper without leaving the slightest mark which
might lead to the suspicion Of fraud. No ink can
resist the power Of this composition, and NO kind
of paper can retain the characterit bears. That
the governmentnight be satisfied Of the danger
Gus nature Of this 3.covery. . chemist went to
the prefecture Of police, and requested passport
for a stranger. which was granted Immediately.
The next day the same chemist went to the house
Of the prefecture himself, and showed him pass
port in blank, signed with his own hand. at was
only yesterday, said he, athat this passport was gi-
ven me at you roce: and If this is the way the po-
lice conducts, no wonder that Don Carlos coaA
traverse from one end ofFrance to the other in
order to reach Spain!' The perfect, astooished.
sent for all the agents Of his ol5ce. All denied
that they ever delivered the unfortunate passport
but they finally agreed that it was certainly the
signature Of the project which Il bore, tho partic
u!ar Kind Of paper which vas used n the Office
Of poaiee, and The royal stamp with which it was
impressed.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24

We find the following piece of advice in an ex-
change paper. 1t deserves to be the motto Of ev-
cry respectable journalist in the country.
"Never stOop to answer .falschood Of a dis
graced and dishonored man. And though his ca
lumnies be often reiterated, be remember,
that II the same SANDERS, repeatedly directed to-
wards others, have met only wild. -.~~A..eA..s--
disdain, they deserve nothing more from yourself.
Preserve always, your self respect. Remember
that there are sources from which truth only
would be norclty. Be cool. Be prudent Be
not TOO generous 1t has warmed many a worm
into life. Be brief-in all but your leading arti-
cles. Put much in little. Allow no advertise
ments in your sheet, of personal character.
Shun collisions with outcasts, of every descrip-
ton. Never publish articles with oaths in them.
Be at peace with yourses. So shall you sail
smoothly, and have comfort always