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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04
.su.t auibus in ss.yra vldesr ssnis I. ser.
BETwoAMMxEn, c AZ rnsSdMwEi EEbndG pecToR vii.

IL = w N hE OF I0NOnAEh -
- TO MEDICAL KNOwLkDeh-Do CIOk Will
LIAM EVANS grateful TO the psehc for ne hgs coa.
6dsnee which they have been please 70 repcs n h end
testimony OF bis ne begs esye W assure thas
he has received psrrs through kno o. advertising
casts the devstcns o. the Infatuated fro morality.
DR. Evsss kpcwrdge u medical snd ssrEss grpeise has
been derived NON schools svd hospitals In Enslsnd
srd therefore 70 be clsssed with nen igno
AM he xn nssus have brought pruh pujor"
hsswed nesrums, got sp .hrosgh The ssri sscr aes"
Dr. kysns processes have any certain specse sosr.
the complaint and peculisrses Of the cosstuton He
not specific drops opersatursed with mercury, then
draw, largely On the msrsbe vics'm efh ehssts.ery
by advertised Anti mcrcuriar medicine inst le The murder
Who, amer he has knoeLes on the brains o. s~ sre.
sre rretepds that he has remecy replace the~ Many
OF the martyrs 70 the above shosr able eemer ts can BE
proved 70 ~ Satisfaction o. The pvblcl have sought or $50
ound res ~ 10 Chatham a. All educated persen vhssser
ofe~on.i or ut are requested 10 esh ne ose o. DE-
kvsns ssd they viii fad that his medicines hsvsbeee cob
leced without any regard expense and sde ssssvnG
the fornns u the hest European and kmsssss Dsses
BESIDES delicate Ssssss Dr. Evsns has carefully and
scfully stsned the general sctous ofthe .man bedy
ssch spoplexy, epilepsy, c dcueure.x scrcn diseases
u the heart and srgs dyspepsia, or indigestion Esu rheu
mss a~d the spurious progeny Of both worms the takes
81 chdres, and the diseases OF married and
married females - -
- opea frcr O'Clock A y. until nf.h. myalms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

plLLIAKD lMPKOVKD.-Spring Steel India
- Rubber and cloth cushions with iron and wood frames.-
ABM BAsSFORD respectfully invites the public examine
eaa Museum most splendid bar, with to ba I'd tables
this TOR sale" and the room TO let on reasonable terms
then be offered az auction those who wish to this bu
snes will find this the bs stand in New York. The
well established and respectable Saloon 28 Broadway the
largest in the world just put perecrepar Players and
purchasers invitedseven tables this Entrance
70 both the above to the Dorama Broadway from
No, IA Ann street. e my8l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

CARD ENGRAVING AND PRINTING OFFICE
no JoHr srRGEr, MEAS BROADWAY.
~ Store Cards, Cards Home for Wedding Parties he
&c engraved the approved and fashionable style and
printed the finest ensmeed cards the shortest Notice
Bills OF exchange hill heass bills OF ladiog fab nc he
g.ved Il the lswest prices for cash. The 70
pIUSS. ~ visiiTINe CARDS ENGRAVED FOR TWO pol
LARS. mylt I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

-. 80 BEACON COURSE. -. .I1,..Tr
CITY Of New York, commences "wednesday neii. Jane g.
With prospect Of sport seldom equaed The meeting viii
First day, wednesday, o'cock-Purse $500 two mile
heats same day sweeps'akes play or pay mile heats and
4; l Bots names ch {. Margaret Rdgey, by Felipe,
T. WIN. Jones n.mesb Gracious by Sir Lowell. dam Rle.
s. b Abbott CHI m shepherdess, by Lance, dam by Re.
Second day THURSDAY 2ocIock-Purse s5sos mis heats
the Of Thursday. OF 60 dollars will be
mule race %s%:y sd%se % the .
same day-Purse si00-mio heats. -. .-I-.,s -.
The celebrity q The hors yo i for This
The Of much o IS e.oIgh 70
II Col John:oss stable, Boston Aal.n!a, The mile aay
Friday over this course. ba tEx l. s sszEsh.
HANINGT0N,s DIOEAMlS INsTlTUTE,
CITY sH n2sOs eIso sss o. poeai interest," % SEQ
The FIRST magnificent Diorsmie representation o. sublime
a.1 Egypt
eion Of The recsn, ut Carrie
which Industry and ski could execute - a
ceiSed The stamp Of public appreciation by kosss
Mr. Hoffman will execute solos on the violin. - y.
Ad~sslon the beles 50 cea,spareaste, Is cen,s-cAi
dren, with parents, half price. II n
m. D.s', az. GgsS .e quarter ssr
TSHK M r al. sg RTE.
Bay jane 4h II O'Clock when win :. offered a ea,s
Horses pairs ana single horses many Of
Also variety OF ne and second hand Carriages Wagons
&s &C. je4-it O. J. MOORE, &c Broadway.
Ia ter street. Handkerchief, containing Nine Dolars In
bank bills sspsnee nsilver ard wokeys Tia
hard working and - much distressed
by the loss Ths finder will suitably rewarded by
ing the abevc to No. "a Baysrd street VI
NB The bank each he'd Reyrs'ds' on The
len hand cad. jet IT. z
OsT-on Saturday morning, bewsen The hours OF and
IL IL O'Clock, small silk Purse, with the amount Of
Thirty Five Dollars all in Ave dollar roles and thinks they
all Lafayette Bank The lady thinks Lost
Chambers Pearl III the finder win bring
owner gets call either At No n Chesnut
81 Cherry street. will receive five dollars and the thanks
oflhe owner =. Jet. ~
Excellent pastursge Tor Hcrsss or Cat
tie well watered and in suitable enclosure To he had BY
the season. The Sano Farms miles from Peck
slip Ferry. the Buhwick Avenue Apply al the Farm
fe41ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04
sest..ss.s CARD ESTABLISHMENT.
Whiting Cards, Cards at Home. Store Card
....s..'H t.r' &c. &C.

I...Es.f ~ .#er.t. &c. &C.
VAL + N TINES
ENGRAVING, PRINTING, AND FASHIONABLE VISITING
AND STORE CARD EsTABLIsHMEsr,
Y = SO John st., corner of Wliam 1t.
49, ....sa,.a aese NEW YORK.
~ Visiting Cards. Cards Home for Wedding Parties
Mercantile and Store Cards. engraved in superior STYLE and
printed with the utmost the latest and appro
we'd fashion .t.
Just received lot Of Porcelain Cards which for whteness
biancy of polish be exceed Persons furnish
ing their Card Plates have lhem printed hours
notice.
executed In a and favorable
: All orders personally and promptly attended to.
Silver Plated Door Number Plates OF the
approved with edges, silver plated
Be fufs engraved to order In superior style Letter
STAMPS, Seals, lie. &c. a9rnfr o. t.f my2lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04
HEACON COURSE.

90 MR.. BRISTOW.-Let all bad writers look at
his advertisement.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

AAD0n0Aau.
DARK yHEAgn.-rHS EVENING", YIN !. prr.
Mvca Abe ABOUT NoTHINo-Bs.edie, Mr. xurso..
-Bsasrics Miss Tree. , ' " -s''o'A
HIGH +; s ssSs.S: . cA AND TIVE GAME IN. Card
s a::s: II y s.. ri
!. som.enes sTeeo.
LwEHnzsK EvEssS
T T e or Mis-
psrt-0rstano, Mr. Browne.
The MxN saas Mss DAUsHTER-Mlss Jane Margare,
MIS- . Efrspsr Ms n
well MIS-. D.yeapo,!mr.u Miss Dss:npoI
FTTAiN Rim kJIN,I THM IA T CHATHAM SQUARE
S NJ H ss. e. Mr. Seton
THR DUMB BOY OF MANCHEsTER--Dr GrfIenhoof
Mr. Msson-Kiuy Miss Angeles.
THE MASQUERADE, or Tickets Tick-Negro Door,
Boxes ~ oens-r Is cents-rrivate Boxes five dollars
Checks not transferable
nLYMPICiIHEATK E-Under the management OF
olympic |
y THE SEma e; Is q Mrs a%sn
WIDOW RsSas Ms Preston-Leiita Hardy, Mrs Hambin
LOVES DREAMING Dormer, Mr. Herbert-ceceia Dor.
mer Mrs Hambip
oPon a. W commence H past y
Boxes SO cens-Pf Is cents.
A MEXICAN MUsEUM-BROADwAY-C Corner of
Ann slreet-Astonishng Mysteries! Brilliant aHd pc.
puar Entertainments evening, commencing half past
MONS ADRIEN, son of the Grea, Magician 50
in the United STATES has the honor
and genemea Of New York and vieny that his first public
Entertainment la America will be given Room
Of This Museum Monday Evening" May 2sth 1885, aud viii
continue the same realty diversying hem evening
Mons Adrien promises the public all that may depend
upon him to obtain the merea applause which his
father was honored
os n wi ps,o na; as ss
correct and fluent Interpreter ofthe French language
ot Museum only. IS Chldren haprse. my2a2w'
NIBL0'S GARDEN.
srd h that this es
alterations mproveme nts and embellishments, WILL BE
Grand CONCERT Of Vocal and Music IN which
the most celebrated talent will assist.
ment Of The public should ofths patronage
have been made for he appear
81 ae mos. both vocal and nstru
parment will form aucceson of novelty throughout the
Full particulars with programme &C. in future advertise
msns je2st
TNH n MOTOR "a HAIKCUTTINaK ROOM s
has just opened connection with his other
81 s. ladies and sn gentlemen viii always find
most prevailing s 9ER Il fisalS1i SYSTEM
ed BY The most talented artists in London ana Paris
OF hair The degs and execution have been denominsted
scientific art and whether the pulpit the bar the
the Stage its classic and elegant adds dgay and
grace TO the whole contour OF Ia tte hupne The phlo
sephy OF the hadressers the hair that
while the finest features be improved by his most es
mated Of natures gi the PLANE he made
to appear positively handsome This gin clrehugh has at
tanned In eminent degree and acknowledged by thousands
whe have changed under his touch
Entrance TO the rooms first door from Broadway.
je21m M
RILLIAKDS lMPKOVKD.-Spring Steel India
Rubber and cloth cushions, with iron and wood frames
bAsSFoRD respectfully invites the public TO examine
his late improvements Just fitting Of the Amer
can mn hnr iardf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04
DIAPHANOUs W!ND0W SHADES

- OIAPHANOUS WINUOW SHADES
QltaEE Flh7t ~ - WARRANTED
TO WASH WITH SPONGE AND WATER
a -. AND TO STAND ALL CLIMATES.
These elegant and graceful creations Of sscy-so much pa
UNITE FASHION WITH TASTE AND ECONOMY,
equally suited for the drawing paror boudor
bedeo and universally admired for their novelty,
variety and beauty for pleasing and cheerful appearance
these shades clean and tk<ir orgiasi
fesn<ss and bey With ordinary they nil last for years.
consequently their present low prices, they
NOT ONLY THE MOST ORNAMENTAL
BUT THE CHEAPEST AND
EM THE MOST ECONOMICAL
& ~ WINDOW SHADES
1871 EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
= Sold Wholesale and retail, by T. CHRIsTY 4 co,
NO. IS Maiden lane, corner Of William street
- my3-lm Third door above Grasd street
& " INFORMATION wANTED-Of WILLIAM 8. JEN
KlNS youth OF 10 years If age who in this city
and half Any nfor nation respecting
would he thankfully received by his anxious mother by adj
dressings lac 70 b HAZARD through the post Office.
DISCRIMINATING
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

- Magazine des Modes. 90 Canal street.
sFaafeg : - wnnIrsALE sroRg n llfk
To MlII.IN ERs, DEALERS AND COUNTRY BUYERS.
H HE has received by the late arrivals ou
every absorption OF Leghors Doube Dunsabe Split straw,
nd striped HAS, and estre Paris Pstentee
Hats for wear which has never been
In tbs country and which he Is sole preprc
IN Or besides his manufactured celebrated Tuscan Rrsid
su most prevailing fashions which he efers FER sale
sale price Al orders executed hours notice, srd 80
yer cent cheaper than any other house In The United
e S,,rory Departures superintended by Madame Behr
man will continue her unremitng exertiors, te merit
the has hitherto enjoyed o. the public having
ouve IN Taste and elegance, all her contemporaries An elegant
apartment of wrench artificial flowers and ribbons cos
"s"S B. sFiiRMAN, Magazine Des Modes. so Canals st.
49, aA' and Wholesale store, lit William ST.
80 20 good Straw sewers wantsd To COED hands the
highest price will Ne siven. Apply As above. Je2-lms
n UpW WITH,s AnTI-DysPEsTlC PILLS
sr,s,.s rerdsrsshe n lengthy advertise
- wherever these pills have been once inos
ced into family, they become stsndisg remedy and are
( scsn aid again. which ~ sufficient proof Of their
- uanl~r Numerous testimonials OF their vsiue, from
rua~ssn &C ire hshess respscssbIny accompanying each
Hsson tsss o. ~ YES Gov Iredell w. Potter Hon
r. stanley, Rev VIM. hcPbee,srs ID D., snd many of the
rhed letters In epeny Of the beneficial effects resulting
The I'm are put up II superior STYLE Tin bosss
s-sSins ~ pise Price 70 cents TO % 80 gMupUvs
o. : wosl lao Broadway. New YORK, up stairs.
!" ~ And Cor sale by soss ofthe respectable drusgis
myl2imiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

Ro1T0AMTTA d@vOH 0GA TghEAAsaA
,Es9d aaisoA bihEsgs sea1saeH ai~ aeiksna,o - -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CARDS.

N.
VISITING CARDS In plsia writing, the Italian and fancy
hands prrted the polished German Porcelain Card,
he procured the ef Maiden Lape and Broadway
sTOUTs Engraving Establishment, where specimen books
be
Also silver plated Door and Number plates plstag Of
which unconmosly thick the silver being expressly rolled
Cor the advertiser.
ershans Commission Cards wild, dsnets and
taste.
Letter stamps, consu,ss and No,orial Seals esgnved
order.
Brass Door Plates, Knocksrs,kc
STOUT, coraer OF Maides Lane
aiesm and Broadway.
no w cry sHA Il .,
No. Is Bowey.
~ THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends ard
the public that addition his and splendd Bar
has opened and fitted up handsome and comnosous
large and pleasant for the purpose conducting
the the Shades plan, and in accordance hiss given
the title above The arrangements being complete ~ eve
respect furnish 70 his customers every deesy especial
~ the FAR famed welsh Rsreb and tibet Gaming Mug o. Ae
usually found In similar estsblhmss he soeis public pa
trenace.
To the admirers Of social intercourse The friends
snd the lovers Of first Havana, 70 pun du care
away the bowERY SHADES, will BE found ~ pleasant
resort be wished for by the most aaious or the ep
VT #.r -U0M
The rules and regulations are the wholesome order
and by which The Bowery SHADES win be exclusively gov
ON Saturday evening" Nay Ish the room win Ne r,, Open
myf7.imiss J. BARNETT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17

On political sSbieets, betlceen Merchant ana
Farmer.
NO. VI.
Flrmcr--Wtll squire, your bank has fesum'
Cd specie payments, understand.
Merchant. Yes, we have resumed.
T. Now, didn't you tell me and all my neigh
bors who came TO your store to buy goods, that
he State banks never could or would resume I'M
I'd Congress established Bank Of the United
States to regulate them!
NJ Yes told YOU SO.
j. The actual resumption OF the State BANKS
without the establishment Of bank Of the Unit
Cd States, proves tlat you were mistaken il til"
opuion, does il not
NJ suppose ii does
/ hope, then, you viii give up that argument
4 IN favor OF a National Bank,
NJ don't know.
L And YOU told me YOU had TO give ten per
cent. to get New York funds to pay for goods
and that things would never be better until Bank
Of the United States was established to regulate
domestic exchanges, did you mott
NJ Yes did.
Howm mach do you have to give for New
York funds now
NJ. One per cent.
So, domestic exchanges are regulated with
out Bank Of tie United States, arc they not!
NJ. They have come down.
+. There goes another Of your great afsu-
mcnls in favor Of National Bank Did you
not tell US that commerce was dead, and would
never revive without National Bank
n Yes did.
+ Is not commerce fast rcyiying, and becom
ms very active
NJ Yes.
F. 81, there goes another Of your argument:
4 IA favor Of such bank.
Did YOU not tell us that the price Of produce
vas coming down, and ha we should soon &c
nohdng Tor our wheat, corn, and cattle, unless
bank Of the United States was established
N suppose did,
I Are not wheat, corn, and cattle higher thai
eyerl
NJ Yes, higher dian have known them 70
many years.
So, there goes another Of your argument
IN favor Of a National Bank.
Dii YOU moi tell rs that a vast number of labor
'as people were Oh, Of employment, and neye
would gel any thing to, do unttl Bank Of III
United States was established
NJ Yes, such was my opinion.
+ Are they mol all now employed that choos
10 be, and at high wages tool
NJ Yes, believe it is so.
+ SO, there goes another Argument u favor
National Bank,
Did you not tell US the Government could l.,
yer get along without Bank OF tho Unite
States
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17

i,hmeu,, as Que now bonn, only snid, 1.-The dream,
the dream.n And what Of tue dream, Mr.. Jason
SAID Tia sheriff, " gu would do me great kind
ness lC Yop would dream yourself and me out OF
tbs cursed scrape." II dreamed replied the
convict ",ha, While You read the death warrant
90 me on the scafa,d, a mln came through Ok
crowd, and stood before is in grey dress with
white hat and Whjskors, and tha,a bird tiuiie'ed
over han and sung dlsiiucty-ihis Is Lewis the
murderer Of the tmyellcr.n
The officers aUd llilor held a short consultation
which ended IN determination to look sharp alter
the man IN gray, with the white hat-aceompan-
ted with many hints OF Tue resignation the prison
a. and the possibility Of his innocence beng as.
sorted by q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pnsoa doors
where cleared, and Ctgt| r0e and feeble, WIN
q hymn book IN ms hand, and a MEN OF all
WCekuoss and humility was seen toucung rom
the prison 10 the scutiult lie had no sooner AS
rrudad 1t than his eve, began 10 wander over the
vast coucourse OF people around hun, with scu-
tUy that seemed like laNh IN deans land while
lbc sheriff read tAp warrant, the conycl'S anxiety
appeared To lucrcsc-hc Ioohedau looked again,
thea raised his hands and eyes a moment towards
the clear sky, as # breathing a last ejaculation
when 10! as he resumed bus hyst position, the
yey person be described, stood within six feet
of the ladder The prisoners eye caught the
sight aud flashed with tue as he called out there
Is Lewis the murderer Of the traveller ind the
lailor at the same moment seized the stranger by
The collar. At irt he attempted to escape, but
being secured, and taken beiurethe magistrates,
he confessed the deed, detailed all the PARTICULARS
! delivered up po,t of the money, informed where
another part was hidden, and wa, fully committed
lor ual--wbo CrceI was tuned loose aud hast
! cncd Ibc q mgu out Of his senses from the scat
/ loli.
Thee DAYS had elapsed--Crcc' had vanished
Immediately after his liberation, when the pre-
! tended Lewis us'ouishcd and COMPOUNDED tn,
magistrate by declaring Crccl TO be her husband
that size assumed the disguise, and performed b
whole pant nv his direction; and Jhut he had giy
en- her the money winch be had uli then success
fully concealed about his person and that tn
whole from the prison TO the scuiloId scene, wa
a continuance to ctltcl his escape, which having
Effected she was regardless Of consequence
Nohhg could By done with her; she WAS aga
set at liberty, and neither her nor tie husban
was heard Of again, Richmond " hjg.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17
THE DEATH WARRANT.

THE nIr ATII lVtpp MI
-,
Inc "'Sl oil Tue mourning SUI, h0nS n'1''2 On
l'e mountain 'nh aoafc he ItIaEe OF h'o,''u
o"' i"e ROADS "h'g" 'ta towards u were ''o""'"
win '"e varied P'P"'HUoh OF inc o'looNooE
| country H.m ''t ava near Al A.'SNUil w
SHOPS were eiostu'-'ne manner OIL We o''IN-
s'',''' ''0 upon - az" ""-'" - "','
'''P""' was Il" VIC sue" j" VIZ. S"''' ",'N
'' .''l I.l., ,',
M, ,r.,., ,.,..,,t, WV, ,,I,..,, IL. ,,pI,,,1
''"' " "'' '"'l.,',' ,.l ..,,'
,,,,.'l ,E,', .r.,,,' L.l .l,a,, 1..,,,L ,
H., nc az" '',,'' S',,," ',,I ,I,''5 ,,G nm
o'o"C' 'i,' ~ s'''''' ,''.'' Wy ''','.'' I..
$50 i..i 1',.L'.. 1a, a., MANN,
| Ip,nb7 Thai Lcop lcl, m no.l,IGI hands. or
! 49, '' l'a..1 .,,,,.'.,. ra,,rnd ,r5 N.
,a,,,J I, ag,,,,, L,., b.Ir rT,aanscdhy
No. ,,,,I,,,.,r, h,f,l,,. ,,,,,,.l al .o,..,,,,
If stay,ug nj home. fine whole y,lIara pre,rn,ed
n,o,,ro r. d.so,,,, ,,,,,, Silence Ga, h,d C,r,,,,
Lo,n .o,l.,n,,,, r,f,r
u,, r,,.,,.,,,,,, .,. ,,, ,r., ,,r nor1,r
o,,cICr. !, ,,irb ,lo i,pt. ,o,,' If R,drnG' YEA.
..,n,,I. van ,,t,nrlel ,ra,, IN fine ,hirI, hustle
n,d ,,,,,n, of ,bo world If mon and women and
hovs and b,rsas and do,,s md aII Twin, ,noyoa
NH c,ec,,no th,nrs tb,i ,,hab1 fine vjtJ di.lrc,,
If pcnnsyly,ni,
Tho yIlaee v.as c,oved IN overwhelming, Iono
before the sun had pained sufficient altitude to
throw Il, RAYS upon the deep valley in Which it
Inv. There the bar Of tbc inn was crowded. and
the fumes oftobacco and whskey, the inglna of
small change, and tic perpetual cmmor Of the
tIrona. was sufficient 70 rack brain Of common
neyiblay. In the streets there was the greeting
of old and lono par,pd acanaiDtance fine barter.
! mo Of horses: NE se,iIIna of old accounts. the
, buiJoopry ofhalr intoxicated men, the ca,tor d
women. he cr,Ino and hallovInu of children and
boys, and the barking and quuuclitng Of The
stranger dogs To look upon the scene, 10 MN
+ gle with the crowcd, listen to the conversation
or to ibo couulcnance OF the assemble
g multitude, would lead to no satisfactory solution o
e thq cause for which this mass OF Heterogeneous
matter was congregotcd
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17

Iug BAlh RolmNe GLoHors Nrr5ntfsIt
wanna, Ono and new Jersey, a tulI tide ut Victory
for the Administration, The Wings were told IN
The m,ds, OF The panic, tn restrain their cNubauon,
They were advised that as soon as the pressure
VanaN''' ana I'e pane ee's'd, rtdefoa womb
commence aua continue ul0I "H ing'f l5u.''pn'
were S.,'P away i"'E "''t aS9"'u ,o't li''
LI'jy M'Ey"h was n'' o'Tp' ana to''l NOV ne
P'' GOWN .i't pan. "N'2 'i,N'tG' coUa ho' o'
t.l.'e1 N'upn" D'Uh Iou' N.Y. DC es'ao'SNc"'
p2t ''t'F aluminium was INV" 4H't "I"u '''lu''
g''5 ""Gt' '"l ana h,,%u, ,,4eF ,'l'ut" 'He
r'"a = rI 'It"u' ~ 'nd'l'i IAN Dug" "'F
"'''..' w. ',' .'I ,..5'' ','' "'' ""'' NY '"'
u'l"Iu ''" ''' ".''' Sp''oy' ''C'"''.T "IeF ga
PS'IU ~ sn,yp ,'''t u''s I'.oi u',,' ,''t
g"""'.o VI" '''"'e "'5 'U'', " "' ''s nv 'h''''e
,,'' wv tO'"I" "H '"l L.P'I S"V' "'"
H"I tl1"1, '.G y''s'y' anu VA" u'y 'eaICs,J
.' ,,, .,.'
.1. c.. ,.l,,,i .,,, io,, +, .,' ,y,,d i" he
whole prospect brj3ro rhCm; no warnings were
sufficient oarr.s, their ,1tmyaglut celebrations.
rbc Administration was to he put down; a WIN
lyra.,y u.ig certain io r.,r al, a,,u ON IFS ruus.
qWhg President. anI. d National Bank in his tam
were t6 crown All their homes aud all their eyertioas
They Overland over souadup their ledger Of c,cc.
aver md over again j.creI ID about our reactions
But4ho wgr0ind has come at lastl Tie da,
Of reaction h14 arisen with tremendous vengeance
q H...f oil. ls.II ID ..fs.t ..t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-17
i PSALM OF LIFE.


Life thar shall send
4 challenge 10 itS end,
Ind tchea Il comes, say, H'elcOme friend,
lAr THE HEART OF THE YOUNG MAN SAID TO TIL
PsALaIST.
Tell me mot in mournfu numbers,
Life IS but an empty dream!
For the soul is dead that sUmberS,
Aud things are not what they seem.
LIZ is rcal--lifs Is earnest
And the grave is not its goal;
Dust thou art, to dust Ieturntsi,
Was Glt spoken Of the soul
Not enjoyment, and not sorrow,
Is our destn'd end or way;
But To act, that each tomorrow
Fund US farther ,Aan to-day.
Art is long, and time is neetieg,
And Our hearts, though stout and brave,
Still, ike mullitd drums, are bcalng
Funeral marches to the grave,
In the worlds broad field Of battle,
In the b.rouae o, Lie,
Be not like dumb, driven cattle
Be a hero in the strife
Trust no Future lowe'er pleasant!
Let the dead Past bury its dead }
Act-act in the glorious Present
Heart within, and Gad DER head
Lives Of great men all remind US
We can make our lives sublime,
And, departing, leave behind us,
Footsteps on the sands OF time.
Footsteps, that, perhaps another,
Saug Ger h.e's solemn MAN,
4 .ofon and shipwreck'd brother,
Seeing, shall take heart again
bet US then be UP and dong,
Wjih a heart for any fate,
Sul chesiuI, stiI pursuing
Learn 10 labor and to want.