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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-27
TIE TWO ROADS TO WEALTH.

What 6ne thing il is to be rich J ex
claimed Charles Ashlun, as he passed LIS
ouire Wilkins great house.
A fine thing, indeed, replied his friend
Frank May, provided
Provided what"
Provided We can have few other good
'thngs with It,
'O,her gopd things! why man, money
will hay all the good thngs in the world.
Not quite, replied Frank. To be sure
II will buy some small matters winch are
convenient, but there are things essential
that il will not buy
Such as wksl!' interrupted his friend
Such as health, happiness, and clear
Conscience.
Well, Frank, suppose Il would not be
exactly the right cola iof these commodities,
but I'll tell you Of one nice article which
il will buy
And what 10 that 2
a wife !!
.Ah! replied Frank, that's tho only ar
Iiclo in the world which should rather be-
lhan buy
,We.l Frank, you are man Of iudopend
ent feelings, but Pm afraid you'll never b
man Of independent property.
'Why, Charles, what makes you thin
so ike money, and | mean to get IN.
share. provided can do it honesty
All YOU will be too much hindere
with scruples, to make any headway; i
The wprld. My Douu IS, Go ahead, Int U
miss!
And L. said Frank, should as lief hav
nothing 10 cat hut sugar, as to have noIhln
TO enjoy baI wealth.
Here the friends parted, one to his worl
shop, and the other 10 his counting
These two young mon lived il "a villa, q
the banks Of the Connecticut Chagl'
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POETRY
A HYMN,
U'rittsn for the Ladies' Of BioomSJurg,

UriHen for Tie LcaieS Of BiOOm8Jurg.
by FRANCIS RUPERT.
Look down from heaven, o. God above,
With kind mpassion and with love;
Our hearts revive with all true grace;
For thou ait a! in every place.
. 0 may we at thy throne implead,
Through him for us will inlercedc;
Eor thOu art holy, only love,
Thou God who ar! our JOY above.
May we thy goodness always feel;
In Joy, ir hope, i'll woe or veal,
Our sins Iorsake, and always NY,
10 love thee better in the sky.
Q may we all in heaven come,
For tha! is our only home;
Thy righteousness and praise ex!o;
Thou friend of ours, oil every soul.
Thy spirit uVlo Us impar,,
10 ruie in u.s. in every heart,
Who nov in 'gR gToans gR5Hii and and traSall fay. ?
Nav we in honor Of thy Son,
In spirit always all be one;
The same relationship may in,
AS he 10 thee, and we TO him.
The richness OF Thy love may all,
Forever taste both great and small;
And never more Thy word contound'
For grace shall more. than sin abound
The gospel enterprise, it is,
'rha, we may reach that heavenly blissi
That none shall ever be undone,
THAT all shall be in Christ made one.
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ADDRESS

10 the People OF Pennsylva-
mia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20
Correspondence Of the Hcroll.l

NAsurseroS, Nov. IL, $50.
Agrcesbly 10 promise, give you few CONNIE nts
upon the state OF the public pulse hsreabout. Ma.
nv causes are ascribed for the failure NJ the loco.
focos to re-elect Mr.. Van Buren,. The great one is
undoubtedly the want Of votes but a microsc opic
glance into the interior Of operations, will
much that " curious and interesting
Had William &. Rivcs been nominated as Vice
Pre- sident al the Baltimore Convention Of ISIS.
Had no attempts been asde to shuttle OF the Hon.
v. P. Tallradee from being candidate for reelec-
ton 70 the s. Senate.
Had ID n. Tsllmadse recsived the concurrence Of
the senate, instead of w VI. Price, as District Az.
tOrney for New York.
Had not the Globe kept mp an eternal din about
the south-the South--the South" ~ IL there
was no other place on Gods fsotstool but " the
Sosth."
Had not Amos Kendall resigned when be did, vir-
tusliy svoving that all was lost.
Had rot the project for standing army been offer
ed ~ um multi. aliis-Nr. Van Bsren would not
have been defeated.
The diseord,pt materials which have smaIgsmst.
ed and succeeded 10 electing Gen. Harrison 20 the
fres'seney, tits fesred will sct remain srifsd The
inaugural viii cast the shadows of his policy forth
that please all. all will be we'll The kalcyon DAYS
~ President Monroe will Ne revived, end the era
~ good feelings will sound the tocsin of delisbt un.
10 all the BORDERS Of the land But Su corfrairs''
there will be rash Prescriptions will ensse,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
10

AsroR HsusE.-A Johnes, Ceawford, Newburgh; A
Allan, Taylor, Grant, Mr. Kelsay, Albany; Prcs'
Williams, A Hanson, Boston; Falconer London;
aud lady, Troy; Mr. Kolsay II Shoemaker, Ohio; II II
Lewis. Reid, Wiz; Mr. and Mrs Robertson; Miss De
ford; Miss Hays; MIR Steavens; G. Appod; Dir Croker
Bedford; A Ray bold, Lee, PhilJ Colwell, Pen
Mr. Davis and LADY, Miss woodville, Miss Davis Bait
Warren, Lynn.
ANrrIcAS HorrI.-Capt Perry, L Navy; w n seaver
II l. smith, II New bold and family, Phil; Fletcher
Lynchburgh; w II Toby, Undertook ii ii Chills Pitts
field Dezenz, Skanses; Capt Anderson, u Army;
Murray, Chicago.
FasSxLrS Hoysr-C Ward, Newark; II n Darglis. New
burgh; w L Warren, Northampton; w Crasso, Albany
Mr. Darling, Mrs March and daughter, NYork
GLoBr HorrL.-R Adams, Phil Zellard, Porto Rico
Adams Madeira; John Bradford Porto Rico; Mr. Woe
Wood ID Torrance, Ing land; VIII steams, Calais, Me
} King, Conn; q walker,Pa
How.pp. Horr,--H A Lane, Portland; C Tappan. Ban
gor; ID Ogden Roseniail; T hurry and son, II era
mer and lady, Wheeler, A Small, Mr. Richardson, Phil
y Blake, W Cosby Bait; II Gilbert and lady, Jer
w Brn,hall, Tilnghast, Troy II Bellan, Lock
Youngstown Mr. Clute, yers Schenectady; @ Dunbar
Pattsburgh; c Trobridge Pokeepsie Brown, Sortl
Adams; w Rice, Castleton, N.Y. Il Convers Charleston
Clark, Newburghi G villas, r Hsleti, FFls,ehe
kins Norfolk, yir; @ Mason and lady Mr. Walker, Mi
Walker Phi Mrs Van Buskirk, Mr. Van Buskirk, Zee
Lsnsngburgh.
U.rr,p sr,r,s HorrL-L Marcy, NJ Goodman, Re
JEPDeane, T. II Trowbridge, Haven; Lucas, Rooh
st Crox J Lawrence, Jersey w Lay, Ala; DR. Potte
Navy; w w Wood Halifax; Darlington, Baltimor,
ID Rugglcs Mass; NJ Mendcnhal yir; Capt Parroit, HUI
tingdon and lady, Boston, T Daley, Car; II Hoxi
J II Cushic, @ Nichols Bridgeport; w Dimock, Mase;
Thompson, Mass; Miss Dixie aid sister, Greenfield;
Bemiss Springfield; Leonard, Salem Dixon, lrelsn'
w,vrRIrr fIou,s-Mrs Wilson, Master Wilson; v Jei
T. GilIou, Phil; n HeailNm, Jamaics; Warner. al
River: Mr. Wy coh y York; ID W sslibuIp Bost; Psg
y Orleans; 5 c Tinnant, Havana,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20
Correspondence OF the Herald
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is.

Ma. EDiroR-
The jury in the case OF Mrs. Wilson, charged
with the murder of Mrs. Filberf, has returned a
verdict Of guilty Of murder in the second degree:"
this her neck, but eonsens her to long sol-
tary csnfncme Mt in the Peniteniiary.
The argument in DR. Eldridgc's case TO quash the
other indictments has not yet been heard, because
the Court has been busy in trying murder cases:
and Il is likely that twill be some days before IL As
heard, but II will be OF no avail My belief sshat
there triHb be another trial; and mark nv words he
will be again acquitted and the banks will be order
ed 20 pay the costs The banks have set their hearts
upon another chance to convict DIR. Eldridge, and
they viii prevail in getting the trial but that's all
Before IL is over indeed before begins il will be
generally believed that IL - wrong to try any man
the second time; and you know what powers perse.
cuted man gets over his prosecutors when they draw
the cord tee tight. For my part consider that
after fair trial II IL an outrage TO attempt 70 tran
another jury into undong what the first Jury has de
libers'ely done; IL would be poor com liment to
the fret Jury, and fine commentary en- the uncer-
faintt of The lar IL IL should succeed However 10,
the dancer pay the fiddler; another scqu,ttsl will
treble the damages.
There ~ another trial for murder going on the
prisoner 10 huge negro, and the charge is murder
in the first degree Fine times these for killing and
cheating.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20
Correspondence of the Herald

HAVANA, Oct III, lS4O.
The steamer Natchez, crowded with pas en-
gers, arrived here from ycur port on her way
TO New Orleans, on the Sth, in seven DAYS :
bat her bill of health was Informal, and she
was ordered into quarantine. Great exertons were
made to induce the Board Of Health TO release he
but without effect, and she left this morning fer her
ultimate destination, having landed the passengers
for Havana at Belots Hospital, the opposite side
Of the bay, where they will remain until the 18th
Vessels are sften placed in this vexatious posi-
ton, that it cannot be too extensively known-the
indispensable necessity in all of bringing a
bill Of health, countersisned by the Spanish Com
sui
Allow me also once more to make known to pas
sengers Bound TO Favana, that although pas port
signed or countersigned by the Spanish Consul, be
necessary, it will not Of itself enable them to leave
the vessel. Some citizen Of the place must take
out permit for them, undera bond Of surety (no-
mnal, if you please, but still it must be siven) for
their F" good behavior" Now TO DO this, you would
suppose the citizen has only to walk down to the
government office, sign the bond, and obtain tho
permit No such thing. Formaii,:es with which
it is unnecessary to trouble you, make this an affair
OF from six to twenty -four hours, and even longer
according the vessel may arrive at late hour or
on Sundays or holidays. To obviate this difficulty,
then, let the Passengers write prev ieusly, il they
have an opportunity, to their frieads here, or TO
those TO whom they expect to bring letters Of intro
ductiop, merely mentioning the name ef the vessel
in which thay intcn to embark, and their permits
can be prepared for their arrival.
Frequently, when / have enquired of passengers
why they had not taken this PROBATION, after Thad
often pronulg gated its necessity they have piled
that upon application to the Spanish Consuls, they
had declared it to be unnecessary. There is not
one in tweAty Of them that knows my thing about
the local regulations of this port.
As have boarding house here, l can promote
my own interests and the comfort OF travellers by
acting for Them and letters addressed to me will be
cheerfully and promptly attended TO.
Yours, sincerely,
L. -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

The following 10 an extract OF q letter from the
"Courier des Etsts Unis:"-
Apropes Of Madame Laharge her name, which
mas acq4red so mueh notoriety, was yesterday the
csase OF ono oft strangas you can imagine
at the Gallery d'Orleans, at the Paais Royal:
The crowd of idlers had already become very com.
pact, when young lady passed, whose whole
air betokened her to belong TO the better class
Of society. Suddenly ysung man, who had fol-
lowed her for some time, cried out, pointing his
finger at her, " Here she is, the murderess!-what
don't you know her! tits Madame Lsharge, whs,
thanks to her riches has been set at liberty in spite
Of her condemnation, and at the same time he com
menced to utter the most bitter nvectives against
the young lady, who he stoutly maintained was Ma
dame Laffarge. .l1
The poor woman was Immediately surrounded on
all sides she protested against this grievous qui
pro quo, and assured them that she knew nothing
abo':t the person whom they took her for; bat the
crowd persisted in disbelevng her, and neither her
tears, sObs could make them under
stand their mistake. E. ts-..}-
Meanwhile, the despair Of the young woman aug.
mentcd; to her tears succeeded the most violent
Mysteries, and she fell fainting to the ground the
guard Immediately ran to her succour but it was in
vain, they attempted to force q passage-the crowd
dense and excited. they were obliged to send
to the Chateau Pau for Reinforcement; the mu-
nicpal guard and the soldiers together, finally sue
ceeded in dispensing the crowd, and carried the
young woman to the Poste, from whence, as sosn as
she recovered her senses, she was taken home.
Hardly half hour had elapsed when some eight
or ten, who had helped to form the crowd, were
seen cropping about the gallery the one searching
for his gold piR another for his diamond another
his purse and another for his handkerchief and snuff
box. The object and origin of this grand conmotion
now became evident--some thieves had chosen this
ingenious way of working the ere utility and Curl
osity Of the people, and whilst their victims were
gaping in the jam, they quietly prgged whatever
snuff boxes, pins, purses, &c, they could convs-
niently lay their hands on. t,f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20
MONEY MARKET.
ThurssiaY. NnN. ln--f


The steamers now due from England are momcntar
expected, and amos, all departments cf busincss
waiting the advices Among the French houses part'
larly but little business has been done for the las,
months, since the aspect Of European affairs besa'
seriously alarming. Few no bills have been drawn
France; and this fact united with the great demand
increased price Of silver in the north Of Europe has b
the Of the shipment, ofthst metal. The seSi ne
will probably alter this state Of things The rate Of -
ling bills for the Liverpool packet which sailsd tod
has been sssi for premium, $3.50 s,s3 the pound 8
ling al which rates moderate amour. OF bills goes
but no specie.
Al the stock board the business has been small, !
prices have givepwsy. vicksburg per cents DelaW'
Hudson per cent? North American Trust Bans
Co. per cent; stouinston per cent? Canton per e
sales Of bills on Philadelphia made ct "a dis;
more HAIL dis Al Boston the following sales Of Ms
ehusetts state stocks were made at suction yesterday
Pr
loo Massachusetts per cent payable i ls.a'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

ht- Huns THEATRE -" o X" still continues
prove as attractive card at this popular little pls
OF amusement, and produces ON every repetiti
fresh and continued bursts Of applause. Althont
IT was X (oddly calculated) by some fsstdiouslpt
son. NOT y q X (stog ether quite eorrect), yet II h
continued 10 win the hearty smiles of all who ha
witnessed il. "Seeond Sober Thooghts'-Tl
piece, by desire, not family expressed, will be I
presented this evening, and all who wish to banil
the frowns Of a November night, will find Hi
Theatre tonight a remedy for the b ID (blse dew
-as also excellent dancing, with "Cut and Coz
Again"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

Cfscvs-Bcwtsy ASrHIrgS srrr.-Tberc was
general rush last evening, TO witness the second
performance ofthis splendid troupe. Unfortunately,
many who had omitted ticking the prees.tiou Of se.
curing seats we're snable to gain admission. The
grand T" war summons" entree was magnificent be.
yond descriptions. The entertainments will be re-
Pested this evening
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20
Common Pleas.


Before Chief Justice Ulshoefer
Nov. 19.-The Mayor, &c Us. Henry O'NtH.-
This was an action on a bond, in which the defen.
dant had entered into recognizance before the city
ONcil from confinement. II appeared that James
ONeil kept tavern at the csrner Of 81 avenue and
9th street, an, was married TO the daughter OF
James Darscy; and at the instance Of Darsey,
James O'NeiI had been arrested rs disorderly per
son, lie. who did not support his wife, On this
complaint, James O'Ncil was taken before Justice
Taylor, who held him to bail in the sum cf $500.
a few weeks previous to the arrest, James O'Ntil
had taken his wife 10 her fathers, where she lay
sick for some days, and he had paid for her board
but subsequently neglected 20 continue the pay
ments few weeks after this matter had been ar
ragged, Jamer Neil was taken sick and died. The
present proceedings were then commenced 20 rcco-
yer the amount Of the recoynizance Of the defen-
dant, IL being alleged that James Neil had failed
TO support his wife.
On the part OF the defendant IL was set up that the
recognzanecs had never been legally forfeited. To
prove this allegation, testimony was adduced to
show that O'Ncil had never abandoned his wife;
that he had paid her board and that when she was
recovered he was anxious for her TO return home,
but she pertinseiously refused.
The Jury retired under the charge Of the Court,
and found verdict for the defendant.
For the plaintiffs, A. l. Robinson t; Tor the Ge en-
dant, George Wilson.
PAnx TurArRr.-Tke management Of the Park
must brush up and look about. The Woods com
mcnce an engagement next Monday; the delay has
been caused BY Mr.. WIS illness Brasam ought to
commence at this house soon. Hackeu and Barnes
are now playing short engagement They drew q
pretty good house, and played admirably last night
Tonight they play In the Two Dromios, and Rip
Van Wrinkle for the Trcasursr's benefit. He de-
serves q good house; none more so; let him have
H. To morrow Bsrves takes a benefit.
TnAL or sarrs.-ft viii be seen by an sdver.
tisemsnt in another eosma, that trial Of the diff
fercut iron safes made At the foot Of Wall street.
yesterday afternoon. They are to be examined This
morning. and their cspability Of enduring the action
OF FIRE will then be seen and tested.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

Correspondence OF the Herald.l
FoRr KING.(E Fly Nov 10. 1910


FoRr KING, &c. F Nov 10, lsi0
foa no doubt have hesrd Of the disposition of the
Indians to hold a talk with General Asnistead.
Some Of the chiefs called on the General at Tampa
Bay, and proposed to hold general talk at this post
about the 9th inst consequently, the General re-
paired TO tails place, and arrived here few days
ago (ssy 9Th inst which day one Indian came in,
and reported that others were near at hand. The
next day, four others came in; the next day, six
the next yesterday twelve; to-day, TigertaiI,
with seventeen others. Aiuch a tus-ca-nug-ga with
his band, are now about three miles from here. He
isquite sick, and will be in he gets well
delegation of fourteen principal men, selected by
Nee aa opy from those who emigrated TO Arkansas
two three years ago under charge OF Capt. Page,
4h Infantry, have fortunately arrived, and repre-
sent Arkansas as fine country. have very little
doubt but the war here is now over, and that our
little but gallant army, which has suffered so much
in this cursed country, will very soon be relieved
from its hardsbips, and sent to pleasant parts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

QJ- CHATHAM THrAIRs.--The triumphantly p
pulsr drama OF the Carpenter Of Rorep. wht
stands pre-eminent among the dramas OF mode
boards Of the Chatham, and well repays the attic
ton Of those who visit the theatre for instructi'
as well as amusement Tonight IL is T. be rsPeate
with rare combination OF attraction. The beaui
full and popular play Of the Two Qweeus, and the ~
approachablc performances Of Herr Cline Of Oh
tight rspe, which have elected thsadn ra'icn Of a
whs have W itnessed them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

OsArosio oF rHs StcREp Mruc socirrY.-
This Oratoro went on quite brilliantly. last night.
81 the Tabernacle. which was nearly filed on the
occasion Mrs. Wood, Mr.. Letter and Brough
we're IN excellent Voice. Tae recitative OF The
+" shepherds" and the aria Of " Rejoice greatly"
we're most brilliantly eVecutsd By Mrs Wood. " no
az srrivalled IN sacred music. But the browning
hsas'y vas the aris Of I" know that my Redeemer
hs''h.' The eh'russ' were also remarkably we'll
ssecat.d
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20
Review of New book q /.

MASTER HUMPHREY's CLocK-JViiey r Putnam.
This admirable series of tales has the 45th
chapter, and tho interest in the fortunes of Kit aud
Little Nell appears to increase as the author pro-
us is well calculated to bind up.
THE CLscKMAKKR-By Samuel Sick-Ihird Sc
ries.-This is a reprint from the English edition of
the writings Of that errstic genius, who seems
destined to go down to pesterity by side of Sam
Weller, and other portraits of the people, which
abound in the modern novels. The present series
of the sayings Of Master Slick quite equal to the
former, and his dongs are-but no, we will not anti
cipate the reader in The qualification which is in
store for him.
THE WELL BaED GIRL-YoUrH's KEEPSAKE
The A~NUALETrE. appleton g. Co Neo York.
Threeverynea little volumes, for presents
for young people. They are illustrated with some
very pretty engravings, which may engraft a taste
for the fine arts in the recipients of those literary
butterflies.
TIE LiDY's ANNUAL REGISTER Crosby g. Co.
Boston.-A very neat and useful little psblication
on the plan of the German Almanacks.
BEAUTY WoMAN-By 4lerander Walker
Langley, NetU York.-This is an American edition
Of very profound and philosophical work, by the
author of " Intermarriage." We have not had time
TO compare the original En- ,lish edition with the one
before but gather from the editors preface,
that he has deemed it necessary TO make altera-
tions," and {" omit some passages" Now, we pro-
test against the right of any individual 10 Interfere
with the writings Of any poet, or philosopher, or
other person, whether the knife may fall on the
Let us have the author or nothing
THE FoREIoN Quarterly. No. L.-yemima
Mason The present number Of the Foreign Quar-.
terly contains some very able papers, and two in
particular, that will be perused with great interest
this side the Atlantic.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

CsssrsscT.--w. r. BIsaey apd two other, have
heea eound over 20 I've their trial at the Court o,
General Sessions, in Phr.aeIphia. on eh.,,s AZ !,
conspiracy TO iniure George teton. IN ne mate
81 the hm,u' pipe-laying letter, IN ,r.F.r. a.
l9aitimore
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20
COroner,s Once.

Nov. l9---An inquest was held at No. lls Mott
steeet, the body Of John Flynn, native of Ire
land, aged As, who was found dead in his bed. YER
diet, death by the visitation of God.
Another was held on the body Of unknown ne
gro, who was found dead in the ship yard in Wash.
ington, near Rector street. boatnan deposed
that he had seen deceased loafng abou. the yard
since the departure Of the ship Sutanee and he be-
lieved he was one Of her crew, who had deserted
The Jury found verdict of death from exposure
and want s.. -a..... .......
Melancholy Fots.-A third inquest was held at
No 81 First street, on the body Of Susan Cottiner
alias Gttauner, a astive Of Staten Island, aged 80
The husbund Of the deceased deposed that on Tses-
day last, she had taken some arsenic. That he had
a sation with her, and that she told him she
had resolved to kill HERSELF bcc-use in the month Of
July last three young soaplooks csmmtted rape
upon her The names Of these young Fascals were
Ernest Kiz.r, Robert Cambell, iand Stephen Mott
The deceased went before the Grand Jnfy IL July,
and they found bill OF indictment ain the three
persons who violated deceased, but only one has
ever been TAKEN and he admitted to bail. This poor
girl of great personal beauty, and though only
nineteen years Of age, she had been married four
years. The Jury found verdict Of suicide by poi