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SPLENDID LONDON BOOKS.
,WHk' Snpert Steel Enernr,"gs.
lETOS'S Paradise Lost, illustrated hv J

. WHk Supe,b Steel, EnernrMgs.
NJ lLIos's Paradise Lost. illustrated by John
views y tue h'nn!nya MOUNTAINS IN India.
=; Sseltsi Illustrated .opograPhy OF London.
-M Nina ,Iasss Ii rs w; j. s. vols.
The hook If RoHatyEi.ss danes de Bvron ..
:. Andrews j-rs..is IN t,,wer pn;u,ing,
+ jsvroa Galiery-The ID ade,,f Ly Miss Sb,ri,lan.
CyclopaeIia ii popular songs -,
pe oook OF irades or rce OF useful arts.
ana variety m.sr'e"d'd an"""ls albums AMI works
20 Nv" "s'ut!'' -. G. +. .Di ~, q 20,
an. :, - ~ - J"I..s WV! e"" SIS
a..a, wv. nnx s:4 assorted sizes re,
Er sails ~ '''' o"son T., s''r s1, p1M ana
MS AI'' . o. s MsunsNs :,
INSEI n oII5-3 ,.,,SI. -..a;,.- -. ~, V--.
ner Kin, Niss;ssi,n ant Gr s,I" H. ''' Ne" 10TH
mas SHAi!i& BROWN. O. M,roz;,. $,
~ WEErMNA;C; VINE a. al, ~.
- NAV " READ & RARSTOW : R.,k pi,,.
1Sr,CiI NJ, univ D%"S .",e
c,r sala Nv Nv o"'e'' o'' pe"c" o'aaey'
mY READ & BARSTOW. Bank pI,ce
NJ ICHOI AS NIIsKI Env-Na,- ,i q. -
The frs, 81. nos in one nnr, VIII, a" uap;., a'f 20
very interesting books, lust received fo, sae bv
ml7 a TOWAR. 10 Camp ST
ACCOMPLISHMENTS ink Powder ns1 1ccc;yej
i ind for sale by SHALL. s. BROWN.
mar - :. ~. 90 Magazine st
11JNII APJ1-E n EES;F nnj- 1:osL,., P,,,o. \.
II store and for sale by READ & BARSTIW. :"
mar 90 -. 90. Z Bank Place
SPERM ,t;ANlJl. ES-'l,l l.oxes inst received and
- for sale by SAMUEL L BLANCHARD,
Wnr 10 .. ., 80 Gravirr =,
I6VAR-5O brls Rosin RECEIVING from slim Charlie.
! masi'e, and for sae'by
mar ~ SHALL 4 BROWN, 96 Magazine st
To TIE LADIES.
DR HIiI.'S'UrERO Abdominal, SUPPORTER,
YVfllS new instrument f"r the radical cure of Pro.
i lapsus Ulcri, or Falling Of the Womb, by OK.
ternni application, suporseding Tho u.o OF the OBJ
jcctionable pressary, is confidently recommended
TO the afflicted as the means of perfect restoration
to health. it never having failed of performing a
curc, even under the most aggravated circumstan
Cos. II has RECEIVED tho decided appreciation Of
Sir Astcy Cooper Of London Sir BENJAMIN C
trode Sir James Clark, Physician 10 the Queen;
Or AslIwcll Lecturer on midwifery 10 Guys Hos.
pital DR. Rirhy, lecturer to 81 Bartholomew =: DR.
Griffi.b. lecturer 10 Westminster Hospital; DR.
KamsbothaJs, lecturer to lon.ion hospital; Robert
Ferguson, lecturer to Westminster Ivinp. in hosn,
al: DR. Sweatmsn. lectnrcr IN M;h.}oss, hosn;t,i
and .en;or occouch.nr ~ Omaon c"n.",',.,,s r..
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sCOMME:RclAl,
lORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCEs.

CLEARANCES.
se April 9, 1889.
Ship Eneiiis Taihns. for New York, >. : Master
Ship ke,siwg Curtis, fr Lves1pol, Cammack l.
Hsrque Pso.npl, Payne, far l.verpnol, Grin,s,aw
kIie Catha, iae ycsper for g. lli,nore, Il Bedford
H'ix srn N,rhoi.on for Philadelphia, 5 & r Whitney
Sckr icharl. Barker. for Rostou, y Mars,on
Schr Perseverance. Hebron, for MOBILIZE jill Ashbrdye
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03

vlNHE BENCH 4 BAR OF ENGLAND-By the
! author Of Random objections Of the Lords mud
Colnn"ns, aud the Great Metropolis, in wis.
Neat Malone and other tales Of Ireland Nv " II
Carleton, uutot " traits and stories the ri.h re,.
snn,ry, in 9vols. Just received, md fhr sale by
m25 TOWAR, 40 Camp st
DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTN ERS NIP
TVNiIE FIRM Of William Perry & Co, was dissolved
4 on HE first insinnt, by the mutual consent OF the
partners; William Perry liuvi,. wi "trnwn from the
concern. Z. W. PERRY
W. PERRY
M dw March 9, 1870.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03

JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
"HOIESALE DRUGGISTS, corner Common
w and rchnpitoulus streets, offer for sale
Is hbls number castor oil
600 ounces French sulphate qunine
10 casks salaratus; 20 boxes English mustard
10 bhls alcohol; so bbs whiting
600 cases apothecuries glass ware
81 bbls spts lurpenlime; so bbs tanners oil
go casks pure Sperm, oil; ) casks Dutch lnsced oil
50 car"ys oil vi'rio which they fer Tor sale on
lie most reasonable terms. mar I8 I'm
NPERM CANDLES-jO boxes, K Durfrcy's brand.
~ lundins fOm ship Vcksbn,g, for sale by
n'ar9 SHALL Il BROWN, SO Magazine Ct
GOSHEN BUT'rER-l5 frkins Iunlins from chin
~ VICkSBUR(, and for sale bv
mar9 SHALL Il BROWN, 96 Magazine s,
SUGAR u MOLASsES-l50 hog shcuis, sugar
- and IN, gallons molasses on plantation above The
city--"Iso 80 'ossIcads sugar plantation below The
city. for sale by
nib im ADAMS 4 WHITALL,
DARASOi.S-32 cases, embracing general assert
ment Of ParasoIs landing from ship Panthe., f,,r
sale by ISAAC BRIlN;E 4. "a
mnrl} 1871 Mapaz;,,e g,
= COLTS COMPLETE WORKS in 80 vols. LON
~ don edition. !,
count Of the Mining Companies, anl Of the Polite al
Events in that Republic Ia the present day in two
vslumes
Stewards Stable Economy "a Treatise on the u,un
nsemcn Of Horses, in relation the stablimg groom,-
ing, Feeding, Watering, ind working, second 'ndon
Stewards Bogota, in 1867 or an expedition to New
Grenada. = - VS.,
Halls Families in Europe or Tonr through Fran,.c,
Italy, Swirzerlnd Grea Britain, and Ir.lanl, n 1885,
in2 vols. For sale hy WIN. M.kEAN,
mar cor Camp aud ComIup,l SITS
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CHEAT ATTRACTTJNW

- Orleans Street, opposisc tie 71eat.e.
H., MhhEK respectfully informs the puLl;c ,h.s
WIS; SsG % rcAEorATRA, Q.een Of Egypt,
cities Of The Union, to the lively admin alton Of manv
Thousand ysitrrs, nS arrived in this riuy, and n nov,
sMg +, e. nao,alh Tor sho time only, from seoeh
" :; A ,a 80 cents; Season ,iekes, q.
Nuk Sal. E-Twtnty likely, accIjnsnd ne41ee.
- men and women, on good terms for cash o. good
paper that can be negoiiaRd.
Apply at IVY ST. Joseph street. -
IA bon ma,cht pour dc rargen, IN de papisr "''e ION
peul METRE I'escompte Wv w.
s;s SD a la rue $, Joseph. No: 1g.
tNEA1'HEkS-By ship Auburn an elegant as.or:
ment Of different colored planes, received ana for
SAY, ss ey GOSSIP & Co, Exchange hotel,
e22 5, Charles n
STEAM BOAT BILLS.
OWNERS, AGENTS, Or CAPTAINS s5sTEAM
" BOATS car hase their Bills sh~e4 Of, IN one
or more Colored Inks, Plain q. Coored Pspe, ,is
despatch, asd Favorable Terms, BY IeavssY ts.ir
ORDERS al TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE. ees,ey Of
Poydras and ST. Charles streets.
Nsv29-f
'I,o nIRE-A Girl Of fourteen years of age, hand,
a, every thing particularly for children. Apply ~
mr2! : No. 75-Ra,npari n,
NAINDOW CLASSIFIED ho1es ,vn,jo;v sT.3-
w yaro"s size, und brands, receiving pc, ship o..
ms '"''eS ''S'%R r. GA q! sa,e y y
=, I'M NED ~ 5yr,IIx 5SD,z .-e"., - 1e""RS-
- ci,,;n" i.nI;nn fa.. 10 cases assorted summer
mos ''s 'anl', Hp tGn snip senator ,oF sale by
- 80 n.e,uuI y 20, lol Magazmt st
kOGANsIll eases LIST quality Kip hrogans, Land.
MS l BRIDGE Il Co, 1874 Nopazine g,
/ DWELL. CUTTUNs-5L bales rs Lowell coIo1s.
4 landing from sbip i,;,l;,..I;,n, "a. - '''""0'
INV, ""'".'c 20, los Magazine u
IN OICt.-Ihe SNbSc vbrT hay ing hmm
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03

nOMESriCS-:N tales IA Mil.llrsex and NurtI-
~ h"ro brown sherting, landing from shin Senator
for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE: g. Co..
= 1874 MagnIiue et
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03

4 NUNNY BAGS-4O hnlcs III store for sale hy
~ mar % q DORSEY, ~ New Lev
NHOCOLATE-d0h half boxes receiving fro III BOs
~ ton per ship Columhana a, for sale BY
mes SHALL. Il BROWN, ?6 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03

n ICHOI.AS .NTCKLEBY-Nos. 7, 5 and q: also
the first six nos in one part: with variety of
very interesting books, just received; for sale by
ml7 A TOWAR 40 Camn al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03

. LAW BOOKS.
l0NTHiER on Obligations; STEPHENS on Pleading
l. Oliver on Conveynnces; TolIcr IN Executions
low on Partnerships; Fonblanque On Equity
Chnncey's Marriage Kights .Gould's P1~adins
new supply Of the above, THIS day received, nv
apil2 ALEX TOWAR. 10 i,,nv, .,
FIEEMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY =
OF NEW ORLEANS.
NHE President and Directors Of this Cosnpsny have
capital paid in, payable 10 the Stockholders or their
legal representatives, after the the Btu paant.
aplS G. L.. TRACY, Secretary.
BUREAU DE La COMPAGNIE D'lNSU.
RANCE DES POMPlERS.
Do Ia Nouvelle Orleans,
E President OF Directeurs Dc Gotta lnstitusion,
- ont declares 90 jour, up dividondo do dix ssr
cent 'dp capita! dfja s'uscrit. Payable aus Sous
scriptears on leur Reprcsc'itans, sur gu apres u
hut courant. -.
-" Avril !, 1859.
a. E, L. TRACY, Sec,stairs,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03
COTTON CIRCULAR!

% PRINTED Nth The Greatest Expedition, and
tn style unsurpassed IN New ORLEANS, or else
where,
ORDERS left al CoMrrlNG Room in S.. Charles Elk
change, Conner Of Graficr 81. } 81 T 4 U E
A ERICAN PRINTING OFFICE,
corner ofPcydras and ST Charles Srrc,t-, nil be
promptly ntte,drdto.
Dec If
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03

II !NSEl ID Ol1.-3 eusks receiving from New York
j per ship Mississippi and for sachy
ms SHAEiiS BROWNS SO Magazine st
- WEET MALAGA WINE, far sale nv
- NAV READ l. BARSTOW,7 Bank Place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03

[DOWDER-Invoites Of Ink Powder, Just received
Il ind for sale by SHALL Il BROWN,
- \ OF
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03
Extrait DIES Minutes.

III q. ". LEWIS, Grefficr.
MN " KELLY still continues tho ivetv business
w nj the old stand Of Fowler Il Kelly, on his own
ncc"un and lie will always keep hand fin. 10, Of
matched and single horses, also Harouches, Busges
NC 81 the best Qnality, for sale, hire, exchange
winch the attention Of the publ is particularly invi
led. WN n Kelly
april ct lSo a. I8i (;I,vier 6,
niSsOlUTlON of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- Coparts rship lu'rci"are existing irlwscn the
subsc rbers in tl' style Of Fowler Il Kelly is this ay
dissolved ny mutual consent All persons having de-
!ands against the old finn will present them 10 WIN
~ kcly tor payment, md all Indebted the concern
will pay b" same to him. lie alone will Iig,,nte the
affairs "t The late fir'n. r. r FOWLER,
april lw WIN Il KELLY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03


@ lac, mat l'oooo OF SarsaporHa BLOND Pills havo
L been sold during the past six months. ,
aSt-that they taken immune nbc instance, in
oDviata aud correct the miscellaneous bad effects of ,ck
pills and other quack medicines, by which many lives are
endangered. = ~ "
It's nct-hat all au,ck medicines contain minerals ar
mercury Which quacks think kill cure and trust
10 thor effect to "ht or miss"
lnc-Ihat numerous quncks and foreign impostors
call themselves doctors hathey may more euctuuy impose
their vic and dangerous preparation the public caring
their unjust gain.
IT'S fact-That the quacks and foreign impostors who
now nics country nothing Of tho nature of med
cines muck less about diseases of the human system
fact-They particularly in the follow
ing Diseases all which or less caused nv
ofthe blood and animal fluids, namely
Rheumatic affections; Ueerou sores Of the nsse ro,,
Scr"fula; Eryspeias; aud body;
Jaundice; Heartburn; ScaIy rupons and botc,,e, NJ
Diseases Of the liver, skin, tho skin:
bones and glands; Dry and water pimples and
Fam 81 the Sides along the utules Of the face and Of
back and spine, over the tho body;
region OF the heart and letter and ring worms:
stomach; Swelling and hardening Of the
Inward fevers bad in glands Of the neck in the
the mouth, foul BREATH groins breast &c
rihulcncy; Indigestion Stomach coughs;
Want Of APPETITE; Liver complaint
Sour srucon and acides Of tho stomach; Waterbrash Sc
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A V:NDRE-Vingt negres, hommes et ,emmes. 4
peut METRE rescompte. 'r ''> w.
s;ssa!sesser Ia rue 81 Joseph. No. 1877.
my TERRELL
tNEA1HEkS-By ship Auburn an elegant a..or
II ment d dacrent coored planes. received and fov
sale by GOSSIP 4 Co, Exchanges hotel,
leo -,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03

~ GUILD CANDi.ES-l7 boxes assorted sizes re-
5Vb ceiyed from Boston per shin Columbiana and
for sale by SHALL. & BROWN
ms Of
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03

VNVCF.N.
VINtIIS medicine has been highly successful in the
= cure Of the following diseases: dyspepsia liver
disease, ndgeson loss Of appetite nervous affections
cutaneous erup"ns, secondary Syphilis, Mcrcuria dis
ease, general debility and other diseases arising
from mpuriiy Of Tie blood it is particularly recon-
'nen'cd ms spring and fall medicine, to renovate i'm
paired constitutions.
is extremely agreeable to take resembling in taste
rich cordial and being purely vegetable compost
t'o may he taken with perfect saety by the most deli
cate persons.
supply of the above received and for sale by
SlCkLES Il Co, Druggists,
april lin I'd Canal a,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03

dime APII.E. C EEsE and. Goshen Butter il
Il store and for sale by READ 4 BARSTDW,
mar ~ ..,. Bank Place
SPERM CANUi.ES-.nO' Ioxes just received and
NJ for sale by SAMUEL l. BLANCHARD,
pnr ~ - 80 t;raver 1T
taNAR-50 'brls Rosn receiving from slip Ch,rc.
mn vJe. md for sale Nv
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-, Pass .ge only.
"a The ship CRESCENT, Captain Bulls,
tTf{N will llav" immediate despatch. For pass,ec
..2 having good Recommendations, nnplv to
apl3 LII GALE, % Conn, on $,
FJK LIVERPOOL. =
III The new fiS, sailin. ship CHI RLES,
J9fM Capt. Coffin will meet with immediate ,es.
-k4e patch. For freight Of 100 bnles cotton, or
passn.r, apply to |. n GALE,
april 5 49, -. ~ Common :,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03

VDEACil BkANDY-I0bar old peach brandy,
il far sale by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03

Resolved, that Cummit,ee of four he appointed TO
draft an Address and expose Of the situation of the
Company, to be submitted 10 The public and tha, said
Committee cause the be printed and distributed
Whereupon, the Presi lent appointed C.. Woo.lr..f, d.
Ausnst'n ". Chrisiy, and G. 4. Wngsau,an, Esqrs
said Cu,nn,itee -
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16

xiiIll se lskxrdss tie victims; shout otter
|ref (nsait sgosixed spectators called
\ ls >siaay:ipn 81 lie officer ID The appre-I
IIEndiHS daUger,Ihe saw the monsters
lxa5iiii lxngih ne hing him he made 4.
slHspsFald eGoris plunged anil spIsshed
lbe water 80 As hIfr'gh,tR The sbafk, who
turned and diveJoytDt hs4 sight. The
current haA npu carried the officer and
I'LL lady close 10 the vessel; then the
shark appeared second time alongside
and wasin the act ii turing ~ hs back 10
seize one Of the bap'ess par, When aprl-
yate ofthe officers company, who was
standing II the hammock MEETINGS, jump.
ed iesrIsssly overheard with baycaet,n
his hand which he plunged inte the back
oflhe shark, which instantly disappears
ing, the three we're released from. their
pernous situation.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16
a NEW DISH.

en.Ieman whose knowledge Of The
b. was limited 10 a few words, and
gas ignorant Of the meaning even
Be-, called at one ofour French res
5 few days since for dinner.
/ viii you have, ssre,' Said the az
Z French waiter.
take some Of lhat--that---what do
a,IM!--.ome as ! had yesterday
French dish another.
b not recollect sare. vat you did
day before DIS
i some tried dish--let's See, a fried
y cAumbT believe that's what they
q poor walters shrugged his shoulders
Ut on q lock oi perfect astonlslImen'
bis customer called Tor q fried
bermaid. PIC.
PEAvrlfcL Comparison. "A
knt dywn east editor, in DE-
piag a couotry dance, says
. gorgeous strings OF glass
Us now glistenrd IN the hea'
bosoms oilhe viIlagsbelles
polished rubies resting o.
.lelicatc surface of'warni ap'
dumpliugsw
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16
PEARL RIVER BANNER.
|,LIsnED EVERY SATURDAY,.
i. coHnA = p. cAtEnRcM'
TERMS.

|rrross,-Fiye dollars II advance, Ave
d ena faix months Or six dd'hrs at the
Of the year. No subscription win Be
led until all arreYages arc paid, except
Ion Of the publishers. Persons wishing
|nuo will please give notice thereof IN
Ecrip.ion received for less time than
Is.
at the rate Of Or
h per square (isA lines orless, for lise
kioa, and Fifry CEsTs i square, fol
|nuance.
|sen,ents which are not United Oh THE
Ii. as to the number Of insertions, will be
tmtilordcred out and charged accord
|sIosaL ADvERrIsEMFsrs.--F orl0 lines
b, alterable, 3 months, $40 "
do. 6 10 do. 30
do. ~ do. do. 30
il JOB WORK must be paid for on deliv-
hcing candidates for State Offices will ID
S, and for county i've dollars each. g
/ on letters must BE- Iaid 10 receive at.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16
a THRILLING STORY.

A extraordinary story il told by Cap.
tain Wallace, Of lover and bis mistress.
who were saved in singular manner from
the jawsnf d shark. \.
A transport with part Of a regiment
on board, wasssiiing with grntl.; breeze
along The coast Of Colony; one otsthe sot.
6cers was leaning over Tie roap railing.
conversing With young lady VII. hsd
inspired him With the tendsr passion.--
Tbs lady was IN the cad'a 10 The act of
handlng paper 10 her lover, when. over
reaching herself, she tel inla the sea,
md supported ~ her clu'hss. drit,sd
sslsrn; The oihcsr !pst no. ime il i,lung
Inv III after l,sF. and uphv NJ ~ iii. que
arm. 'rhs saiIs were IuickiY backed.
me- ship nv ~, and perpetrators Nsss
made - s~ss 0cs;, when III nc ais,
may oi all IA board, lS ~ MARI AZ
'pvsrsd a'sss 's~Assl ycfAs vi. II
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16
SHE DIED IN BEAUTY,

1AAAS DAA~A1 - fN
by JOHN 9. M'cABE.
in beauty, like the young rose leaf,
g'ring frost has nip. the fragile stem,
- beauty like the dew drop brief,
(ers IN the flowers diadem.
in beauty ike the soft south winds,
p the deep blue star reflected lake;
in beauty like the wreath that binds
les brow when lninstrels cease to wake
ted sounds Of song, or harp in hall; i
&c and casqe in.rusty silence lie,
BIS through diamond panes the bright blue
in beauty like the fairy strain
ght music, or the Eolh,n's breath;
,c last lapse family heard again,
IN swan,tas slow it melts In death.
in beauty like the angels sigh,
its white wing falls sofrowing tear
g man, aswith uplifted eye
or penison for wand'rers here.
in beauty like morning star,
WY sinks beneath the day-god's blaze,
yet lvvely] till il fades afar, N
~ dies before the mornings rays.
in beauty and in beauty lives,
Ayenis beautiful, and she Is there
the hope divine religion gives IN
our cheek il wipes the woe wrung tear.
Fromlthe New York Wing.
LIGHTS AND SHADES.
loomiest day hath CLEANS Of light;
DARKEST wave hath bright foamnear it;
Wrinkles through the cloudiex night
pc solitary star to cheer il
loomiest soul is not all gloom, @
e saddest heart i not all sadness;
|weetly DER the darkest doom
ere shines some lingering beam Of gladnes
Dir is never quite despair;
+ life, nor death, the future closes;
round ne shadowy brow Of care,
II! hope and fancy twine their roses.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16
THE ITALIAN lNQUISITICN.

IC1 ~ hLlatN4iANN iJI1 NV.
1.-THE inqa'sitioon here. (ia the city
'of Venice aided by official inlorners
and secret tribunals. became one of The
most cruel engines u tyranny ever known
perhaps, Under any government. No
mans LIE, 81 liberty, 81 property. MAS
secure, When any fell uoier suspicion,
they we're privately arrested and ii most
cases they were heared 81 no mote -
Every slsias was conducted with the most
profound secFesy--,he sccused victim
knew moi the secret tongue that hetarysd
him, or the secret hand that stabbed
him. Near the palace, and separated
only BY a canal, is prison; this prison
is connected With the palace BY high
covered bridge, called Tie Bridge u
Signs. The bridge was, or had, for il il
now closed up, tno passages; one lead
ing from the PRISON into the council cham
bers, another heading 10 other more pri.
vate apartments and dungeons under The
palace Itself. These dungeons were al
50 accessible from The palace BY secret
passage, which was unknown 10 Tho pub
lie until the arcaHa OF the apartments
II death were laid cpsa by The F.eoch.
Indeed. it's said, that The citizens gener-
ally did moi knaw d! the existence Of
these wre,ched cells. Here the ircmb
ling victims were le.i to the torture and
to Lea,b. We yisi,sdth gloomy prs
ons; they were dark dark Al night, and consls
ted each Of one arch Of heavy masonry /,
with single hole for purposes Of respir :
alion, &C. They bad been generally
lined with wood, bul Napoleon permitted
The citizens TO eater and tear ont all that
was movable in these hofrid tells. -
Here was 4 grated windnw. where the
victims used 10 be slrangied. They
were seated Oh block within. aud 4
rope, tasted at one end, passed through
The gate, and round the neck, and oul 4
gain 10 machine, by the turnng d
which the head and shoulders were drawn
d? to the crate. and the poor wretch. was
sirangledby the cord that passed around
This neck. Another place was fitted up
for decapiia,ion. like q guillo!ine. The
heavy kniIe, liked 70 frame. WAS iaised
! by maciinery q The proper distance, (ths
victim, being fixed 10 @r,shl posillon,)
when i; fell aud struck the head from The
body, and trench IL The stone, and holes
made for the purpose. conveyed ihr
blood down INTO The water below. All
this was done by n,ghl. and with the o.
most privacy; and here were The little
arches ID the wall, where the espcutionsr
placed hislamp while BE- performed tbs
bloody work.'--Ftsks Isa0sls IL Europe
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16

tS!8ry ~ An NJ enbfaring slrxSsn
w0gykip. hal ibe XlIIf (I6siea4ds ihs
sea 5isf1a661 here sss linss psrhxPs
u which from human lips throughout lIss'
bread extent 81 the esffk, I'D sound M
prayer Or praise Is heard: but tbs Iisien-
ing ssraph who looks out trom he vim
doWs Of heaven, hears the organ III ibs
waters peal rseslsstmgly. Itnssos With
outan influence which, may be isr'Hsd ~
iy,--for IFS beginning Is fear and ifs effect
Is cleansing, --thst We muse within this
cathedral 81 The sky rooted deep. When
first seen BY man, J. gives him thought
and disturbance, which though uolhing
can ever before have started such q
motions within him, seem strangely "a
miIiar to bis feelings. .apd when we
claim instructive brotherhood with that
which stretches back, like broad sheet
Of light, 70 the FIRST mos.en, thai the kush
Of sun beams flowed down upon The
waves, and forwards till the depth OF the
heavens shall be opened, we realize onp
u those moments Of existence 10 which
man feels his immortality and trembles al
II. There are thoughts Of mystery ana
dreams Of magic Aoating around Ibis
scene; and there are those who have fess.
ted on them till they have become mad-
dened, and their life has turned 70 psrch-
ing thirst for The fulness III those unearth.
iy sentiments. Bot such thoughts are the
food Of heaven; and While ] would labor
for their recognition as the proof 81 hea
ven, would postpone their enjoyment to
another lite, and abide in hope till the
veil Of lire flesh which uisus them. IS
Withdrawal"
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16
WItE.- lsie astl,of defines J wife
ihus:- psiolsd sigp, n hang ddy goods
On" Many poor devils 6ad i loclrue.

MARRIED EDIroRs We never heard
u bul one editor. who bad any prefer
sioha to good sense. that got married.; and
he came near going crazy before Ss could
bring bis mind 10 bear upon 50 desperate
an enterprise.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16

Dir is never quite despair;
life, nor death, the future closes;
round The shadowy brow Of care,
II! hope and fancy twine their roses.