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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
CANTON HERALD.

why didst thou smile,
hon IN THE hraasi2
fnlhought would fam re
chpang in secret rost?
anxious thought my soul,
b 10 dwell at beauty's
pleasures onward roll,
iothec and thine.
thy sad decree
|Om around my heart
ns,--l would be free
rallied ere | depart.
\ hast thou arraycd
Fer within my breast,
be thus displayed,
lwere at rest.
bright eyes which glow,
heavily rapture Weld
Y smiles which flow,
90 proudly yicld;-
} congenial flame,
nseen inspires the soul
0yment's but a name,
be beyond control.
70 the power
Plned with virtue wrought,
and the present hour,
lleus, restless thought
jar one-mercy's thiae
qu'sAed longer stay:
sparo--the spell | own
'p'rc soul away.
IT&&x**
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21

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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21

Magistrate pledged mpmnIg r.. ~.
N No l.'.ninr l0otr ufa ofhaatI
u."-a rfetter IB aiI RI fhi,
Hrat NHa el Utua'rm. ahall rs e,r
gn.''4i a.m aai oHorL W.ih what
la-...P i.a H7a mfy hd performed.
lwo mI public opinion wlll demon.
5''e-o7d to Co.'s test wc chceriuliv
submit Que Iabou.
The Sgv, however, wi.l not be 81.
c'os.tcly apaiHoi paper. Thonevs
81 ihe day,boih domcslIc andlorcirn-
.ho proceedings and debates ol tho
National and State Lcgiaaturcs-po.
eilcal oilbsions and literary ESSAYS.
shall oil receive our attention. La
iaet u IS intended % make the Sry h..
ires'iag and useful to al classes Of
the community; and, ia order that We
may be enabled to cmhody n vast
amount Of intelligence each week. wa
shall procure, as soon rs possible. a
large press, and every other requisite
To make the SuN as respectable in lis
mechanical appearance as any news,
paper IN this section Of the Union.
TERMS, &c.
linz first numbe will certainly he
issued on or before the l5h Of March.
The price viii be Five Dollars a wear.
u payment be made Immediately af,
ter The reception Of the first number,
but II payment be delayed until the
Dollars.
AMOS II. JOHNSTON.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21

TIE FUTURE FATE OF AMEMcA.-h
thousand years hence, perhaps IN less,
America may be what Europe now is.
The innocence Of her character, that
won the hearts of all nations IN her
favor. may sound like a romance; and
her inimitable virtue. as if it had never
been. The ruins of that liberty, tor
which thousands bled, may just furnish
materials for village tale, or extcrt a
sigh from rustic sensibiity, while the
fashionable of that day, enveloped IN
dissipation, shall bride the principle
and deny the fact. =,
When VIC contemplate the fall OF
empires, and the extinction OF the ma
tions of the ancient world, we see
but little more to excite our regret
than the Wondering ruins OF pompoeus
palaces, magnificent monuments iolsy
pyramids, and walls and towers OF the
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP,
A DARK chcsnut sorrel Horse, sew
IA en- years old, about fifteen hands
high, with a small star and a snip, con-
siderably crest fallen; supposed to be
the property Of Mr.. EstiI, Of Madison
county. The owner is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away.
A. MCALL.
Jan. IS. [Tchsburg Register.l
3G-3W
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21

The following extracts from letter
received from our worthy, talented
and industrious Representative, Col.
Phillips, contain much that is new and
interesting to our readers in relation
to the proceedings of our Legislature.
If all the members Of our Legislature
had the interests Of their State as much
and as singly in view as Col. Phillips,
the "pressure" which hangs like an in
cubus upon US would disappear like
the mountain mist before the rising
sun.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21

most costly workmanship. But when
the Empire Of America shall fall, the
subject OF contemplaiivc sorrow viii
be infinitely greater than crumbIing
brass or marble can inspire; it viii
not then be said, here stood temple
of vast antiquty-here rose Babel
of invisible height, or there a palace
ofsumptnousext buthere-
ah! painful thoughtlithe nobIest work
OF human wisdom-the grandest scene
OF human glory-and the fair cause Of
Freedom rose and felI.-Tho'S Paine.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21

|vhy didst thou smile,
Han IN The hraasi2 -----.
thought would fain re
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14
From Christian Statesmen.
THE FOOL HATH SAID IN HIS HEART
THERE Is NO GOD.'
nY MRS. L. II. srGouRNEY.

EFT MRS. L. II. srGoURNEY.
"No Ged! No God!' The simplest fowe
That on the wild is found,
Shrinks; as it drinks its cup Of dew,
And trembles at the soundj
"No God" -astonishe echo cries
From out her cavern boar,
And every wandering bird that flies
Reprove the Atheist-lore.
The solemn forest Its its head,
The Almighty to proclaim;
The breoklet, on its chrystal urn,
Doth leap to grace his name,
High swells the deep and venghful sea,
Along his billowy track.
And red yesuvius opes his mouth,
To hurl the falsehood back.
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14
Hat Mandatory.

60 THE subscriber takes this oppor-
tunity of informing his friends and the
%saE$A Pulic, that he has commenced the Hat
ting business at Milisborough. Della
ware, and that he has constantly on hand 9
general assortment of
FUR IND SILK HATS.
In all their variety--whick will be sold on the
lowest terms.
Bespoke hats made at the shortest notice, by
THOMAS HAYWARD.
September 9TH 1888.
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14

the best speech had ever made in Congess !
But, alas! when we came TO take the vote,
had it not been for Col Benton, who with diff
fculty voted for it of all my old democratic
friends, would have been found SOLITARY
and alone" in its support. For this vote and
this speech have never been forgiven by
those in power was communicated.
Tha! which was sound democracy when Mr..
Adams was in power, was in their opinion
rank Federalism in the days Of his successor.
The amount Of money TO be found in the
hands Of certain Loco Foco busters, who
busy themselves with the approaching clec>
tor. is truly astonishing. One is almost
inclined 10 ask with King George, relative
to the apples in the dumplings. show the
devil they got therel" but the following
from Bangor (Maine) paper explains the
whole affair, and shows whose money is
offered to the people:
"DARINe INTERFERENcE.-The officers OF
the United States Governmentare trying to buy
up voters in Maine. $4,000 have recer fly
arrived from Baltimore, which was raised by
the office holders for electioneering in Maine
The tories here are Boosting of what wonders
they can do with it. They offer 8100 To- every
man they consider doubtful. Runners are sent
into all parts of the state, and bullying and
--brgwbeating are their principal weapons"
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14

The plum tree, swith its princely crest,
The cocoa's leafy shade,
The bread-fruit, bending to its lord,
In yon, far island -gladey
The windged seeds, that borne by winds,
The rowing sparrow feed.
The melon, on the desert-sands,
Confute the scOrnor's creed.
'No Cod" with indignation. high
The fervent Sun is stirr'd,
Aid the pale Moon turns paler still,
AT such an impious word;
And from their burning thrones, the Stars
Look down with angry eye,
That thus worm Of dust should mock
ErERNAL MAJESTY!
Hartford, CT, July 4, 1888.
We copy the following specimen of punning
from the Southern Literary Messenger for last
month:
Mr.. MAURY AND MISS MARY.
Mr.. Maury and Miss Mary
OF graver talk grown weary.
Essay'd to task their cunning,
In the pleasant sport of punning.
Said the former to the latter,
''Far bet from me to fatter,
But certainly 'tis true,
That if'twere not for u
Most gladly I'D be Mary"
The ready witted fairy,
Prompt not to be outdone
In compliment or pun,
Replied, sIfI had U
would be Maury too"
Washington City.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

TO THE LOvDRo OF DR " YD41.
Keep feet dry the bad cool AID bid defiance 70 TIE ply
THE fair asd lovely Of the land are eutdowsin The bloom
OF life, owing the arising ffon feet DO
then the coughing barking and pains rheu
made that enable the doctors 10 ride In their coaches And
danger far Of We would then cautieR readers
matter how healthy guard against feet An OF
prevention worth pound OF cure-fAadsPAss Jssr~ai
HsaIA-
whs, destroyer Of bloom and happiness Cold and
r G. NAGLE, OF Philadslphia respectfully Informs the
public that he located the Boot and shoe Eestabh
ofMr Ry der No Clinton Nall The pre-
sent opportunity embraced 10 inform the reader that after
and trial. the subscriber has discover
ed composition which rendsrs Gather OF every descrpon
completely impervicns, u water ne american
Institute has twice borne testimony its great utility BY
awarding The first diploma In 1885 and 1886 aad has met with
the most decided appreciation Of the franklin Institute OF
fhadelphrl-a authorities OF the hg hest respectabky
Congress exclusive right and bery to this disco
very for the term Of from the 10th day OF Febru
ry 1857
This Composition mparts to the leather soft and pliabe
~, and will consequently longer. The necessity
for wearing overslses is thus supers eded.
In answer TO numerous questions the subscriber would
pecuuiiy inform the reader that the Patented Composition
India Rubber.
Gentlemen love dry feet are respect
uy informed that the Patentee will be the
above establishment The Government papers, DipoHas
position is put up at 80 box. Captains and
r. G. NAGLE. Patentee,
IL DR. U. LEyIsON continues to cure the most despe.
have been under the hands every quack
try, with his Hunters Red Drop and
medicines lie warrants in every Office Dv
SION 81 TOUR doors from the Square Private Offices attached
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07
nQCTOR cARPENTEKs PECK sLIP
- DISPENSARY, NO. a, PECK SIP 6rs, ~


Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages OF repulay
medical educaon and having received his Diploma for the
practice OF Pbysic and Surgery, from the York State
Medical Society," and having had twenty years general
and very practice in this city deyoes bis personal
fra humanity and particularly certain class or train "a
diseases tor which SO many nosrums and plans medicine
abound In the columns OF the newspapers Diseases REQUIRE
to be treated asresably to the symptoms that may prevail
and me various stages and changes they may
hence the least reflection mind thaa
NO SPECIFIC nosum can be applicable TO all eases.
The extensive experience Of DR. Carpenter and
varieties OF this disease enables Kim speedy and
thorough and 10 adept class medicines SO
and compounded Offend the lead
day. -
T Separate entrances and Offices arranged for
the privacy Of patients. who centsct-
Charges moderate and adapted to the capacity patient
An nalble preventive OF diseases be obsned
the ofice-Price. e. iT.sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

Az ITALIAN BsiDE.-The young lady had preferred
another mode OF travelling. aud was mounted on q liule
Cslabrian pony which had carried the servant boy
now promoted TO seat by the driver; and under that
form (rather unexpected ell circumstances considered
FRS, beheld her, preceding ,hs vehicle by about two
hundred yards and apparently not embarrassed adapt
her attire albeit unsued 10 such usdeuskingl to
the peculiar mode or horse snshp she had selected.
which did admit the advantage Of eide ssddle. A
pair 1T nankeer tied 81 the ANGLES with blue
ribbon over striped jean half boo's must ho~ever have
proved the mos, commodious. they the
spruous portion Of her costume; the remainder of
whrhwesd disposed after fashion convenient than
Esseu oody o' herupper Carmen 81 shot silk
conienr gsrge dc pigeon suroun,ed by rirot seeves or
white stsrched muslin Of and
her coun,eHance by no means was shaded
by leghorn bonnet and artificial ho~ers the hand that
held the rens bore also scarlet umbrella and The
other brandished large green fan which ss
ally used as whip Her general sppesrsnc. did NO,
uves Of Guards rs IL had done e-cra,,,'. r,e.r
stors ~ As dbrssff
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

paTENT LAMPS, wARRAHTED-Impro


DATENT LAMPS, WARRANTED Improved
ehsneal and s,s Lamps, recently Invented by
hesrs Ocean Co Paris, superior 70 any former hvenes
The subsere sole agent and importer in United
states for Messr Ocean Co. begs leave respectfully
form the e and sentlemen ibn city that he
raj No. 7s junction o Maiden Lane sRd Lbtry stree
stairs with compt sssorsest Of the above stated
er fsshiosa " Lamps which he intends 10 constantly
hand and invites all those who be Interested
thereof to svor bin with call being eor6aen hat
qued among circles In Paris en-
ensive ord which Constantly reesscd kst LIS
cannot To be duly appreciated y this
nifty 'ew being besides SUFFICIENT to examise
recognize all useful properties the mechanism being per
ecty plain nts construction and operation and beng
same ttsr an object OF curiosity by ITSELF
h-se Lsmos be adapted IN purpose in the
gsration-ihat alone produces yht ~1ua In IS
candles One of these lamps Ne used ~ discrstoa
he least 81 the mantle piece, the table
very sinpe combinations adapted ~ chandelier.
One of the peculiar peres OF this nve nor
ns - the glass tube and not the wick that ulstes the
light the lsr not In IN least increased by the raising
dianshed lowering 81 the WICK srcep ~ser
total extinction u requires.
Another peculiarly of that the sommou lam,
Hesnbe used beconi.g clarified by the functioss Of the
mechaneu, which wound ~ the
me light suitably guate~ snufng further
. required fer The whole night
The subscriber also hand fui plain
and fancy Candle suee also sntrey cheap
easily adapted candles, which gives them the deceptive ap
yenie tight very reco.mepdshIe napsoss reader
and wer There sss such fancy screens nj larger
ji2sa' AU0N DIACON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

- MeTHNDekS TO MEDICAL KNOVyn1RV
Dh wILLIAm EVANS grateful The public t. - -
cosndsnce which they have been plesses to - nigh
IN tesunony oil bis gratitude he begs 10 and
no mas recevec more patients through or tas
cnss tnan from the deviations OF the uaed from S
Dr. Evans knowledge Of medical surgical my
Deen derived from the be schools ssd hospitals IL
asa iand-he 10 not, therefore classed with
rant o. these Important iceBces-men scarcely .hs -
amx sign manual have brought proh pudor IL
starved and quarter educated sprants for fame 10 nuS
love gold es' or
DR. Evans processes not to have certain specific .osu.
he treats the Proteus like Vssts*& To the n..nr
OF tne complaint and peculiaes constitution He nss
ot spechc drops supersaturated with mercury nor Inn
more largely on the miserable victims
~ Mercuria medicine just like the murdey
e wno aer he has knocked the of fellow crea
P's'enus inat ne has renee replace them MANY
W .ne 10 The above abomnable treatment las can
70 me OF the pubc have sought for ana
s AZ ioo chatham ST. Aeducated persons whether
peson1i or not are requested call Office of DR.
aaa they VIII fad that his medicines have bee col
any expense made up &C
70 the ormn OF the hest European Dspe asa
Be sides delicate diseases Dr. Evans has c,rac,u - -
Gesuy attended TO the general affections the BODY
SUCH apopexy epilepsy tic douleureux scroua diseases
OF hear ana lungs dyspepsia indigestion geut rheu-
mat and the spurious progeny BOTH worms he ahes
mesenterlea Of chdren, the diseases Of married ad
married females. ~ anu ui-
~ DIR Evans Office is at 100 Chatham ST.
- A Physician ia attendance from A. M TO 10 p
a4-lm -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07
The Exploring Squadron. Barletta in two

"Difhcis est nvenu verus amieus."
A few evenings since, private theatrical was gotten
up by The hardy on board Of the frgate Macedo
nian. Of the vessels equipped for the contemplated
South Sea Surveying and Exploring Expedition"
B,o,ee,ng sch.me.,Ae winter months, TO cheer,
And spin on, happy folly through the year"
The play Damon and Pythiss. or Trial of
Friendship and after regular foursh OF trunpets,
the presented themselves in regular order and
equipped in flung style for playing any Of the boards
Of city. ] was much astonished TO find great
taste and judgment displayed ia the modus spersndi.
Mr. Smith Ia captain Of the foretcp) played Damon;
his fire manly countenance the very index Of every
feeling of his soul his voice clear and strong his
gesture good and applicable.
His speech, look, action, humor, all are Just,
Miss Clifton as Hermien deserves great praise Her
movements were much like nature, that had not
known she OF the masculine gender, would have
pronounced her a veritabe woman.
Pythias, by Mr.. Days, performed in an exceed
sngy feeling and affecting style. Miss Jefferson Ia ton
sor) as Csanthe, has much volubiy, but altogether
deficient in expression She appeared TO have conned
her lesson well, IL difident, and suppose debuante
K squilla non nascitur rosa" She may improve in
time
The "Tyrant," by Mr.. Amble, was well looked and
very well acted taking into consideration his height
the tween decks not being sufficiently apart admit Of
his standing IN erect posture every part Of the
stage.
ceived more qualification than describe. in wit.
Messing this successful attempt to Danish the eaRu
casnned by the procrastnstion Of the enterprise for
which these Of the had volunteered their
services. Here stood " old salt" his whole soul
wrapped up in the denouement OF . play there, a
yosngster EN- I. rgger risged with mouth vide
OPEN inhaling every sound bis eyes rugged like
'stsnsai booms, weeping the horizon before him in
search Of every particular
Between The play and farce we had fine singing,
touched with hornpipe admirably executed
Raising the Wiad' was inmitsbly done. Every one
seemed be hane IN his character as Jack ia an old
making shifts raise the wind. MANY a Jack
knife has passed from the Iurscr room
Jacks hands 70 some Others for trfng consideration
90 enable him TO raise small Bit Of spree
ltis TO be hoped that the efforts ofhe
Explorers to enliven their home will not be re-
laxsd while congress Is debating whether hev shsll
actually proceed In quest &C Senraes'. Hole f~here
have heard contemplated 10 build dry docll or
cruise among the sunny islands in the Pacific and In
disn Oceans. in chase ofthe Flying Duichmsn.
Yours a. ever, Tom BowIIxy
j. q. Bennett, ESQ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07
a PFIHHiyATE IMEATIsE, &C. ON VEN

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on SO many Distressed and ruined cssinthons
chiefly rom trusting to certain description advertising
eopel she has sea proper 10 devote portion h}s
lime TO consustsrs on these There are NJ si.e.ss
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,f character With skill and experience the persoo
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07
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