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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18
VOL. HaA. NO. 1873
A STRIKING CONTRAST.

As striking contrast to the conduct OF the Cap
tain of the Lexington, and as an example of how
much may be effected by decision and presence of
mind in such an emergency, the Albany Daily Ad-
vertiser relates the following: .., yiH
Several years ago disaster occurred on Lake
Champlain similar in many respects to the bar ming
OF me Lexington. One stormy night as The steam
err PhGnix, with full load Of passengers and
freight, was ploughng her way through the waters
OF Champlain, fire broke out at midaight, and
soon ragged with irresistible violence. The passen-
gers reused by the alarm from their sumbers and
waking TO n terrible sense OF impending destruction
rushed IN crowds upon the deck and attempted 70
seize tho small boats Here, however thew were
met by the Captain, who, having abandoned all
hope of saving his boat, thohgh only of saw
ing his passengers and now stood in the gangway
OF his vessel with n pistol in each hand, determ,n-
cd TO prevent any person from jumping into the
boats before they were properly lowered into the
water, and prepared to receive their living freight
With the utmost GOODNESS and presence of mind no
superintendent the necessary preparations, and in
lew minutes the boat was lowered away, and the
passengers received safely on board They then
showed off and pulled through the darkness for the
shore. AS soon as this reached and the pas
sengers landed, the boats returned to the steamer
and took off the crew, and the Captain supposed
every living soul except himself. But shortly after
the the boats had left tho second time he discover.
ed under settee the chambermaid of the Phoenix:
who in her fright and confusion had lost all con-
| seriousness Lasliing her 10 the plank he had pre-
pared foi his own escape, this gallant captain launch
ed her towards the shore; and thus left alone
with his vessel now one burning pile. Having sat
isfed himself that no living thing remained on
board his boat, and with the proud consciousness
that he had saved every life entrusted to his care,
he sprung from the burning wreck as it about
to sink beneath the waters, and by means of set
lee reached the shore in safety s.., ! sd,
The above is no exaggerated story. 1t is the
simple narrative of one of the most heroic acts on
record. We have only to add that the Captain
who so faithfully discharged his duty this try.
my occasion, is still in command Of noble boat on
Lake Champlan, and is known to every traveller
as Captain R. w. Sherman, of the steamer Burling
ton. .'' .....-' .... ..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18

a receipt to stop running Horse.-As one
comes running through the street, let ever man
and boy on the walks commence crying 'Whoa,'
at the top Of his !ungs-and II a few hats are
swung in his face, il is so much the better
Unless the horse is great fool, he will run the
iaser-and, of course, come to the end of his
race quicker. 1t may break the sleigh but the
horse will finally stoP.--.Ne,0 Hapen Register.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18

THE Farmer Of North Bend.-some gentle
ivan few DAYS since visited the veteran, at his
G G'um ar North Bend, and found him, fail in
hand threshing on. when. in MS 6arnmhh,s Is
fsc, to despise. He is the peoples man, for he
10 one of them.--He will thresh the ktlle magi'
clan out Of his magic next observation-disclosures
nile Citu Gazette. .ees...o - 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18

The Bloodhounds.-A letter from the Boston
Advertiser from st Marks, says,-sThe Span:
ish blood hounds arrived here yesterday from,
Tia vana Matanzas Instead Of five hundred,
there are bur forty of them. They cost three
cost 1925! The dogs are under the manage
ment of two Spauiards who accompanie d them
from Cubn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18

A remarkable cnse of dropsy occurred on the
person Of Ann Stiles, of Windsor, Conn.,, aged
40, who has recently died. The disease com.
menced in 1880, and since that time she has
had seventy operations Of water drawn from her,
weighing 81 pounds, nearly IL 1.2 barrels.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18

The Militia Of the United States, according toe
the latest returns comprises ,424 ,943 men. The
regular force authorized by law is IL, $50 but the
present actual force is only 9,704. ---------.-'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18

MAN IS MAN. The rose hath its thorns-the diat
mond it's specis--and the best man his failngs'
AN UPsrARr.--The most biting morthcauon you
can nict on an upstart is to take no nosiee Oh AL"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18

The Free WW Baptists have had an increase the
past year Of 40 churches and STAG members.
They hove 852 churches, 7O4 preachers ind d.
$50 members.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-18

The value of the real estate of all the counties
but one in the State of New York, amounts 10 me
enormous sum of $5l9 ,05e,78 and OF Inc person
al, TO $l3l ,602,9
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19
&r. Salc's S3coc.

9Sir haben hclite oen sInfan9 0cmadt nit
Der Meoe ees Sorn. S9le bon DennfTlodnien,
ilber Die f6niglid,e prdd,t be6 lIreitecntcns
hauie6, ,peld)e mir ans oem @nalIdcn ilber,
icet haben. Qaet einen jecen Hemcfrdtcn
cieielbe leien inb iIh fra9er, rb Wartin Ban
Suren nidlt Der 0r6ste aIriitcfrat III 9lmeris
ia iit-laet cin jeeer fId fra9en, OF Wartin
San Slren Die Gjelocr he's &clf5 fir ipldle
praht oeridlwenect, bios nm ben Mcnorheu
Der dlten 98elt nadsuaffen. Dies, Bnr9cr,
1T Der Wanr, pClher bon Der Qcfc Tcfo
partei Elm "Oempfrar 9cnanut ipirb unS
Der in tont9lidler pradlt nnb Sdlpel0crci
bon Sem iauer peroienten @cloe ees 8clfs
lebt !-gGtr fa9cn, laet ciu jroer 0isrnbffa'
bic Rcbc bes Sorn. S9lc lcler-er hat allies
mas er fd9t ans 6ffentlihen Gctumenten &C,
sc9cn.--Die 81 c ednnft9cnun d. uno bic 9t G,
fcte fir bic foifbaren 9Irtitel, welde ans
Der Sdaeflmmer 5e;ablt wurben, bat or all
le ais Sepeis an9efilbrt--llno 1no ale in
Baidlin9tcn aufbewabrt.
9Sir baben Die 9tebe in pdmpbletsTcrmat
9eoruft uno iino 9SiIiens c eiutge 9ln,ahl
nad igeno einem Srtc ;u ienben, rp Seitcts
lun9en oaflir gemadt merben. 9aet ein ieocr
Sreuno Ieine6 2dnbe6 oicielbc inter ocm
9olfc circulirer, bamit es ausfncc, pie Der
"2lprfel Der Gcmcfratie" in Meidltbum uno
Seridwcneuug, aus Dem Wartc oes 8clfs
9eSr9en, lebt.
AZ Die 91ese cntbdIt SO Seitcn in Spc,
uno wtrb gu 81 BAD Souuoert @rcmplare,
oocr $50 oas 3auleno ab9elaiIcu mcrocu.--
llnicre 6errn @cllegen fpurbeu Der 9uten
Sad,e stnen Dienlt er;eu9en, fpcnn iIe obs
ges befannt mad,ten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19
zesze TO those whom i'd nnay
hEe6c concern.

gSir benahrid,tigen bisrmit nnfere faum,
felt9en llnterldreiter, pelde unS nph iHhtS
fir Snbicrtpticns9elo auf ben "Spatrict" be-
SabIt baben, bae unicre @ebulb su 6 ns
DC It. gStr gebeu Golden hermit 9eads
rtft, bic uns jeet lter Sabre ituIei9 Gno,
oas ipenn fe nidt swtlcten jeet iub benz 4ten
September ndhitcns abtrsablen 70 f6nuen
ie llnfciten crwarteu. gSir perben bic 9ieds
nnn9en aller Colder nah pbigcm Datum
ausmaden uno flr nuperSii9lit einem Sries
oenSritter gum @intreibeu ilbergeben.
99ir ilno ntd,t l8ilcnS pier, fiiuf bis feds
Sabre 81 rpartcn; mir tcuuen eS nidlt tbun,
oenn unier @apital ii gu fIciu rlnb Die silss
9aben Su 9rc6
Sbt9e 9lnSei9e bat fcinrn Scsu9 auf unfere
10 a hrcn llnterifil Ii Ser, ibnen ilno
mir Oanf Id)uleig.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19

d bin 9cnc9t Sr gcrfeer W 9aube bae Der jeeg Snnbas
Der o6 NaNoeS fen "r Coco ccp o borthdne9r Scmpat
it, @r fam nidt ben rcCtcu Strein baben @S it dcr
mas anscrm Grr ST. ebt ia 3aes uno aoere Nedodens
art9c Scnercs fat eben 70 br wc Die ant 9Sb9s "bartcn
Selee Durc cine Ntte la l6 1888 oerG9tc @cns
gre6 90 ia ienb 3bater fir NauSratb in bes prdbcns
nbanes 6nncn bcnn aber icbcuc Saees cies
ocmcates 9ernB bcs DlnSratbcs ncs bartfdugen eocc
Socoe aehtrcn Soen in 3nfn rcene 2a6S &oitts fir
chen bas 9ebaen perben Srapfanncn c en, Spran
nde lno Srantenner no ieS marc ecd gu cd FIR drift
des eanb gter eies il nc nt sacS. Sn bem SauSrab it
nrd fc9eroe Bill init cugcitlc6en
1887, 99 %. SIR CoIoblitcr @olonacacn, &C. $4,000 90
Oenfen Sic, rr Geer bas rn cnfader uncin9enommcucr
Yeco Seec 70 epde aecb Fam? 9Grp Sgebcu ba6 Warn
9Nan Surcn aug haneelc nocm ec, baS 9cemd6is fir
0an6ra i'm NdNoensbaule beitmm mar, basu aIse9e.
@eobdttet Mb @pomatcriaicn u faun, nm eine fee Gr
te 80 befrtht9en nnb bna ben 2eufe um ben Smpen pei
ene foldee Sahsratb w ncnnen9 Iein, sspisib ndt i
Der nahre ecec Scfc 1T 81 ehr ea Gnae meu9e bcrIebtn
neten ried hberreot werben f6uneu eaube oae oeue
Saes nnb Rcetts Elm 1be tasratbes nes cntotralen
rdloenn ansnaden cltcn aber tener b @cobldter uuc
Seomatertalen fur 9nbenb rcbe Seeran9n, grape Queer
htlier, Sr9enfrnen, Sctten, schmcients Sisi bacn.
ISoreeuus ndbde gBcde.I
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19
Hunbe GdbteS Nar[or

genann S6as berenimmenb III Scr, @lan uno at init bem
"Slauen eDruuoen aum" i'm eren Stpdperf. Ds f6ne 3n
tpHbe rn sasseattet uaS boa eiur Samile
pdbrcnc ieiner Sominfatcn bpcHn as @ceaafts GUNNER
ls na errn Sau Brens 9trtt puroc 70 pcb oeier as c
oes aneee Simmer au cine aeerprbntl 9Sce bur bic anb
oes @r9ebers ar 8obacrs 3appeererS, unb supporters
bon @clcs uno Sbepier "f6nigsn QBltcn uno "faeren
Saden @arpeS, aclbeuen Srablen Strne 8rann, 2aeer
SannD Sembs 9rlaaS Singer Secr6 uno aneern ebcn aus
dblcm Sdmud acrt 1887 Cec 12 wutenocu cc gclfs9cb
bur ern an Sen fir Die 9usimUfuna res "edcics Circular
Haume 104l Ghaer ansacle9 o S Ut Elm Gbel Der acBen,
bereits a9efubrten 43l6 3bar unb so Sents @ mill
er Sa Nerr SOre fcsbc Srpcc bon COCO Srcc Geceras
tic anfnbren:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19
Gnn @ple hnt nrfurpe.ien /

Die abgcbrc1tenc Scrdumeun9 auf Gjcn.
S,arriion, ol6 babe er has GielcS 9ebiIligt, nm
pcisc eeute lit Stlavcrci gu oerfaufsn, lit,
tpie Die eofe Trfc6 ia9cn' ;uerif in Snoiand
rntitaneen. Seuer Stdat bat 10 eben irinc
Meirnnt9 Ger 4Srlt bctannt 9ematbt paS or
bon General SNarriion ecuft. Gr hat jcnpr
Scrldllmoun9 bas Brdnomal dufgebriidt,
oltrh ieine neulid)e 9Sahl. Gic6 III Der bette
Scwri6-eS 9ebt iiber allies slr9ument mas
ocr9ebrad)t merocn fam.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19

6PD Das 9iefuftdt Der Wablsn in Weifen
,u @unIfcu oes Sen. Sarrilon, 1T Der bette
SeWctS Der 9e9eben pcrrcn fam, baB bns
Splf bn fennt, uno baB es p6tli0 nit
alIen friuen friibern Sanolnngen 3ufrieben
ii dice Hefnltat pioerlcQt ale bic Sc,
ihulei9mgeu unb Sdimpf NeSen unicrcr
@eancr NIT eillcm gDort
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19

pergpttn Spse Mdnlsfdfrn, eeuder nno Mdntetgrernu
gen bic reien ho pp9n mt Damasf San bericsnen Sth
Sas, Scfas nad srt bes rsen Snans braantene airde
@6res unb anbere gldnsnb ansmdngen, fpcm bic prad
poGen 9dum per;ert nc 60 p 1T sewis, Der Slang nno bic
9radt oes nnern Wiree cbne 3wee Sam, Bang uno Wna
bic bsra9n eofo Scfo snfibrer Der 2ammanp Gail in Gepf
bleoen nft Srblenbn. 90 pradtpoG be 3mmer @ee
sonnfraicn acns paren bennod Ban Buren n
bamt ;uecen, Bonn lten Wr 1887 bis ben 6ten 0aD 1891
prbcn wocrm 1037 Gbl S5 @ts baran perwenbet Daras
nlroen, anbsrn 80 Stid Stber pier nit 100 3bl
96 dros CRIME Seibe nit 0S 2baler bsabt Jodl nit
9enu9. Sept. 80, 1887, fir
Gin irfier Dban cber 9ptterbet NIT llmtang s100 90
Sedbs franiofde Settbeden bon ertra Stcff unc
ertra eberSug 160 90
Bier &licn ;u 50 so per Stid . 90
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19
Srubc( i'm 0ofo Icpfo gaocr.

ccSchn Nttter, Der Nrrau6aebrr be6 2cfc
Sctc "9fcaon9cr SISlerS", nno bcr adltbarc
@ccrge W. Sc I'M cn9rcssOhtglico pou
8crfS Ganutp, ituo iIrb cinanocr III oic gScae
9rratbcu. Der |9Iblcr' pubicirt rinen Sricfs
rpcdfcI, wcIdlcr spiIhen Seioeu itatt fano,
aus pclhcm herUcrScht baB mad, Wfiblcns
brr96 GerIrr9uuo nod @SieiL lNr. & c / nj
Den sIrIersDmdcr Su9rfiitcrt bote:
Srateit On mir cine gEuril,
60 lbld)' id) Cir ben Curlf.
Gjcncral Gjerrqe N2. 6 c i'm hat oter sru
Slelnteronrittgen 9iittcr ousman5uerirt
@ln Vcriprcdlen hat ecntnad, ,mfIfeu Sc;..
cen pb9cipaitct bai3 mcm OR. .ifcim ciuc ors
wlile 3elt i'm Gcn0rcf 9swetcn marc. % n,rI,
le or ecn 9IelersGrllder bic G dan, (ofrn
dllt9rnommen jn rperbeu. ar. Feim bot. nir
eS ictclnt, iclne 2cfc Tcfo llarrl ntd,t oeboI,
ten, iine barllber bcihnert iTd, Er. u ittcr
bttcrlldl, nno glaubt irgar cine Sdlonoe inn
Sulsn 9endhrt su habcn. Jor. !Retm IN Gr.
pWeerung iptelt duf Nafrnheren nns
"@lelstopfen",e. an-bie ieectt, ritterIih
erptcoert pereen. Sic fagcu eiunnber tiid,,
tl9 Die W a trbe It, NIB jest fcmmt es onf
eIe Veto Scfc partei in 8erfs an, ,,piifc,,
Dem talentvcten @jeneral e { nj limb orm IA
Hiter III tp6blen.
Wlr boffen nidt eas SIut fieeen ipiro.
81 Cincinnati rerfdufte BAD Efdur nm, 4
sIlianlt SO rs uno SO 81 eas Girrcl llnn
lBpIstep u tls % SentS elr GaUen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19

Seutr.- 9lm IeBten Scnntaa slbcro
bronute bas Stpbrbous uno Statt ccs Sorn.
Stettler lit Soaupoer Iaunfbip, am
@anal, eiui9e Weilen BON bier, biS auf ben
8runo nieber. Das Seuer enttauo in benz
Stau, nno ba Der Stcbr nahe eatei mar, 70
fteng oerlelbe Seucr uno fpurpe nit alien Sns
bait Elm Naub Der Nlammen. Ter Gcrlut
res Sorn. Stettler it iebr beecuteno, ulbrm
or fein 9lleS perlcr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19
3,cr 4Sofript 6is s,,r sglobl.

Sn Der altfdt ben "91atrict" in biefem 70
ipic in cen an9ranScnocn @auutc6 bis CUR
prefocntempabl gu Uerbrciten, nm ole piclen
lluipabrheiten uno 9runolcicu SeidIulbi9uns
gen 9c9cn 8encral oarri(cn NIT &roft 5u
micerle9enL 70 MAIDEN mir bicrmit bas 9lners
bieten einSclne Jinmmern bis eertbiu fir
ben 9crin9en preis bon
30 Scuts
su liefern. 96er eiueu Dad pcn &c tn rbcr
mebreren Subieribentcn iam1llet, fcI cine
Ser9iiti9un9 erbaltcn. Od mir feline Sls
der bcSwc9cn su er0fncn 9ccenfen, 70 nirc
erpartet, oaB oas Gjco i'm Scrans bcsahlt
miro. llnlere Sreunce perbcn b6Aidf ere
illd,t fcld,e SubIcribentcn 81 fantmlen uuo
bas @clo in @mpfang 81, nchmen.
Der oerdusgcb
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19
I 95erqclcete unb nit Damast Satin beeedte Setes,

Serr Ban guen mar nod ndt sureen; er lebn f nad e
Comfortable nm m ee Hescruns gu erleihrn Gin gutter COCO
ccc bentc @ bate NIT enem orIatohen camaSf Spa uno els
nem medcn berfee init ctoenem cbs uroen iein fonnen
aber acS c6 pcQ fir Ban gren nd tbuu @r nu6te nen
"1irfin 0ipan haben ,um 9sruben ben Te9eln9s9e
ddften, nnc einn ranben Scmcrtab bon ertra Stct
snsrbu Sin ehrber Coco Sccp bate ab oc leber 9merfa
ne @cniprtdtes fir ben aupbecr Der wahrhat barhdnoen
Cemcfrdte 9ehe ais bas barte beS Bolts hers eer
nab Sraured u bdeu teIonoer6, 9mcrauIe Nanower
fer @abnnaer nnc ne quite 9teter no, als bic Su pas
rts, uno nod lberocm auecr Nrbctt Tno
d nil sic nit dugcr i'm "rIueu unb "9eten" Sttes9aim
aubatcn cnbern Sre ufmcrmc bem 9Se99ehcn pom eBrn
bios o oas cr9ane ah9cnp NIT Gco bee9c ano Srrc nno
Die nlctalcnc fdwer oer9cloee Mdntcl llhr rtC,icn
@6 9iett nod aneerc Gunner i'm cricn Scmcr reS paaacS
Ser benz "cud uno benz "amab Simmer, nno eas 8amlten
Spec 3mncr ordeeccn cptant Schdtcrn nno @lcetts
fur Sbcr9efhr unb @bna 9aorcn SD rb Sbre 2ufmerfans
felt auf bas
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19
Ole 2inbfcD 9sartct am 9tbmcbmer.

&ielp ehrlidle 8an Snrcn Qrrte haben cen
sItid,cu an een 9Icmtcrhalter befcmmcn, ais
fGc iaben, baB bicielbe eincn nanswurIf
9ceun9en tatten, Inn ete S1arriicnlcutr Al
mntcrbrehcn.-Cis WaM iptrb ici0cn, bae
bic 2mblcDspartei ant 9tilcrbcn 1T.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19
8 o fs8a f NAB l. Gin mer.

g8r pc1e ater er ns ber 9ceen @sbaae bic gcee gSen'
becpp reid bee9t nit Srtee @orrets, bnauf9etc cine ns
9e uebrdt iuneru @nrin9 tes wcten Strs bes las
es nebmen. Das 3mmer biies Saa pccs meten bee
ipuneert norbert, fpirb bas
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19

GnQ8ir fno ncd,mals 9cn6tbiget mcbrcs
re fir cicie 9Sptc bcffilnmte strtittrl ouf
rdfifc 9Scde slt perIdicbrn. @inioe Wits
tbelun9en fplIen ndbite gBcde erfdbcincu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19

98ir baben eieIe Wode fcinen 9tdnm, nm
bic eneiepseifte stnsurhfen. Sie rpirb 70,
bdlb bcfannt 9cnadlt alS mir Goum fuccn
fGnnen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19
sI0O 90
I6O 90
10 90
s27O 90

m abrhuber faB Der unerbiihe G6n9 sfreb au ene
breids9n Sbl unb fon9 fen Sceter bcr @n9lanb Iber
Gerr Suren Der "eemofraie' prdcen Der @creinsen
Staaen Jprb9merifd, i nt rben nit einem Ss 70
alpdterfen unb rabem Sou mus "1rfiie Dpans cber
"ecrbctten unb "Srans0e Settbeden habrn 2aenbe
ben gSoIfs9eloern Ino ethtllnr9 0eridlmenoet fur
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19

81 Cincinnati perfdufte bas Nrdur an,
gIlanIt s3 rs unc SO 81 eas girrct. llrn
lDbisfsp u tIS - StntS BIC @alIcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19

SIR prdfbents 3immcr.
&orbdn9c nnc 3tcrrathen 81 madlcn
Seioene Sasels
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-19

gSir, bic llntcrScidlnctcn babsn bic Heee
ees Nrn. Sear III Cation 9ebbrt, unb tnbcn
nit @rltannen pb9cmeloeirn Slrtiefcl i'm benz
"llnabb. &cpublitanrr" 9cieben. SIR erfld
rem biermit oaB'Sor. Sear I'D, feinsfirfNSa
Grccnsart, mic ibm snr eail gelegt lit, be-
oient bat, uno baltcn tic 9msiage als cine
llnwahrheit nno ldhnpfidlc NtrIdnmpnna,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
Autu nan.


BY kArHAkINE A. " Akf.
know tits bright-'ti besutiial.-out yet
meier could look Autumns golden leaf
Her robe of changeiu dye, aud not regret
That yernal DWELLINGS should be brief
Who signs not Summers fading rose'
Although aroand s other flowers are wreathins,
Whose bosoms richer, sayer tnts disclose,
And with whose fragrance every gale is breathing
Still this fair flower, TO young affection dear,
nonce enshrin'd within faithful breast,
Oh never TO the heart that loyd sincere,
Can other blossoms be as fondly prest.
Yet when the gardens loyehaess is past
We look upon the forests towering pride,
Which though know too soon must meet the blss'
We breathe a feryenl wish to hope allied
That soft Fatoman gales, with gentle breath
Aud genial the fading scene may cheer
Arrest awhile the chilling hails OF dealh
And sigh requiem DER the closing year
Oh, there's a des ,lation Wild and bleak,
In winters dread approach: our bosoms ieei
A paralyzins chill, cannot speak,
Cling round the heart-o'er all its pulses steal
IT'S natures death we look oR-esch cold blast
Sounds as the knell Of some departed JOY;
The ruthless conquer0r DER each scene hath past,
With mighty commissiond to destroy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE

ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE
Consulted as heretofore residence, Cortland
street and may be see ANY d hGSj Of
Of he Sbtrds and upon pc pub
2 s;;s iss ssSs
Der the Royal College, London, we'll being The
v 90 G@ from the %os
ff Dr. fy s Ri
and s%asnee his seats
Se
s s Is
misery and detection preyng the mind well body
sfset Po.ss1iy not inaes dss;5oy ssSefss
hea when not properly treated may remain so dormant the
constitution, 70 show themselves in other than in
WIN regard dc immediate trim Of evils Psrhsp.
9faGysr.ns bottle Of drsps box Of pills 81 he
of ns eS "@ s N
which continually arise any and essentially do these
that what good in be destructive in another i
ia those who apply 70 me. For Instance, afflicted with
gOnorhea have been taking proper only venerea
while not few had entirely complaint.
were neither the other, but totally different and
q ~ ne S yhics more ,sn{ haTTs:, the mind
Here the patient obliged to pay for pills drops month
SS:s dSss., While H. RsSR. sas sssn
';ii't Ss o
structure; and yet " properly understood IL
easily and speedily be removed do not scrupe to affirm that
many structures be cured days they had
| sted years before.
To any Of common prudence therefore, would say,
these land appeal to the
physicians Of city for their ruth how important that
patient should something of the character and
lent Of person whom he Is about trust with such
Fer the convenience Of those at distance well those
who wish their the
private have eonriyed very little chest with the
TRusrIsE fitted the lid and which contains every theory
for the OF these complaints That for
beside TIE medicine, contains also Patent Pocket
Syringe with ingredients for making the injections the
OF which is $40 That for the Venerea containing thar
enough the ordinary $40 aud the chest
little larger tnIng thing for the
! both complaints, Is SIS.
With respect the little patent syringes, which
describe who has properly accred
its and utility. Aud indeed to the
intrinsic value Of the chest uniformly does the
expectations that ifn fail to dc
and returned immediately the price shall be instantly
Address JOS. RALPH Senior, NJ D., IS Courandt street
New York. slSy
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r. GRAHAM, STRAW HAT MANDATORY
% I-2 DiriSiou street

" LIZ DIrtStOn street
II. frtnds the public that he has completed large
and elegant assortment Of Tuscan English Braid Bonnes
led N TIE city or color and elegance Of share lie esps
ealy invite. TIE senen Of the ladies TO the new Vetora
and need to TO be admired Also Leghorn. 70
md clean we'll aud may be purchased BY the single hat
dozen at reasonable prices.
Of sin shr,d and FRAMED Millinery Bopnsts made ap
eodnE 70 the latest fashions and the neatest manner La
~ ,nsi rs..nnhs ,.pms County missrs supplied with
SHRED Framed silk Hats BY the dozen and at reasonable
u. B. All letters must be postpaid
r. O. has just imported aarge assortment Of coarse Eng
Hats beng long ia Euglsna Cor that purposes be Is ena
o 70 Ssn, sHssp f. me Sessg and alter cd
Tuseen ard stray Hats sfeyery description in her well known
l,sSnty, Mr, g. think, ha, her sIe q Bsssng can A.
ssehss pressing snd na luiseuTe Of straw or the ls
new process q bleaching BY which lie color s The Oldest hal
made to look a. white a. when new without The Inrry
cot creased, trimmed in o., isies, fs.hions sps SOU
l PrLL,s EsThBLisHIENT, vEsEY STREET.
AsToR HoUsE.-Dr. Hurs Trussss modified, so as 20
'''' THE RADICAL CURE TRUSS"
The very great Improvement meets the unqualified sanction
TIE kmriean Insny, al ts last Fair granted the FIRST
PREMIUM for this Truss, the Of its
pSe arg O. ts .SnS.2.
mere Truss swkers there no sgch thing rrncip,
iseted by medical a hgmbug % mechanics, who
40 Dc rot III IaRsc. y, HI,sr,
an twenty years u u the only f under the patronage
o. No other business IL perritiss 20 ria Office and veil
know sureos who declines all other professional calls in
E.grYd g:s;:"' gpYcss ng's EirS srS;sa Y
AMOS g. HULL, ND,
apls Vesey street, New YORK.
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(NHEAP TAlLORI NG-Cientlsmess clothing napuf.e.
- tured IN fashionable neat and substantial manner NJ Ne
os Btekan street Pear at the following greatly reduced
prices:-
sursrs's black, blue, Dress Coats, s 10 sac
do do Frock Coat, rs 20
Best Cashmere Pauta, sto
Gentefnen's and substantial
he wing prices
Making and trimming Coats ~ TO sa Vests 81 "a IN 90
Pants q 50 to So
I'M cod" J MAEEAT