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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28
ID Il II O r N Z

-(NONTlNUESt1 be consulted cana entisy al his Office
- No soi FuoE street between Greenwich and Broad
Gg legally bred b. the Medical professor tn. city Of Lon
sn has been prsctics member OF the faculty Of
years cr the last the city of New DIRK HIS
te from being general l.. confines TO particular branch OF
medicine, which engages has profound attention His expert
greshis success astonishing He cautions the
unfortunate sgn-t the Of thousands
a4y of life afecOIs without
aercury. cxngsshed in few days crslies
ted not patched W. The learned Dr. Buchan, emphsiieslly
oseryes Married AMI about 10 be married
o. Md be particularly cautions q those Affections what
dreadful inhrriiaucc e. transmit to poster1ty.'
Persons aicsd,h prOtrcted and celerab'e cases need
not ete by Applying to Dr.. Herne.
Afcsdencc &C New York city, established DR.
resP.cahilty aud s u. H. offers 90 has us
saatc DIR Holcs offices and patients
In contact Attendance until halfpss niue O'Clock In
sHsrue inouru,a pudor maius pesfa eelar-usraees
Nos taken unless post paid. Allcity letters b..
handed 10.
Pspersons distance writing hsis case and
fees ~ have the re.asdy sent TO ORDER. my7i.EF
\ SPRiSfi MEDIC MIA iAiPKOVED coz
| = CENThATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT or
ISAHSAPARLLA-for the OF scrofulous afec 8ions
chrome rheumatism, Isin enlsrrc &c the knee and ei
bow "a cutaueous CrptOns, ymptolas.
throat Eoctura pains IN the Limits, alterations AMI swell
ngs aat other local naiadies depending cOastuous
indisposttfen
aIia is ts esip medicinal agent ,siiy snihS
is Chgr fer ~ direct ssfurars. John IzncOrk. NJ
D. a. s. fellow - TIE Neiico b, Eica Society, Sc.
Tho svfefce q the bt practitioners Of tbe present day
has fol sssh sd the reputation Of this nsdIciae
Vslusblc remedy icrthc case Of ec sb ye ciselcs
Prepared and sold Nh0lcsal and q tail, hv
JAMES TARRANT. nrt-rist
apo In a. Greenwich street. corner Warren.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28
GRANITE HOUSE.

4
- llTILErON. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
TUE suhscb-r has taken Granite n uss ersctea the
aat setspn aud 10 ready q. sccotn3astc the travelling
I'tc On a. good sly a hose AZ usc country The
t inas ~ NJ Amnan1usgs The spacious
snd Hr lurssd Persons 81 this house be
cons1ded rtth convey the White Meuutaius
Nerh, Mouipeitsr, AMI Burngou. any the dav
mYs I'm. HENRY TfIONAS
DAPER HANGiNGs.-CHRfsTY n ROBTNsON 10
e5 Maiden Lane, (corner Of william streetl arr oHri1o
large aud complete assortment Ct French sud Ameicsn PAPER
Hngings, and daily receiving ori thsr Factor
beautiful styles Of patterns and s+h, surpassed by
Other estsbli shment IN tie country.
A &. r. manufacture all Of their Americas Hsnrines
enables them TO sell at the lowest Factory pess ya am.
pLEAsANT ROOMS TO LET. 70 single gentlemen Tar.
n,shsd ~ unfnished With breakfast and tea, rcsuircd
desirable ~ Broadway. Enquire Broadway
An eeriv APPLICATION yil ensure choc. ~ ,n1s
C,HANP AGNE-TIPpECANOE BRAND.-A fuiI sapi
"a thus superior article quarts and pats received
HENRY sTRYBiNG sa " si.rs.
N,B orisrs from The country are promptly executed
MENs, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING
- ~ ~ at. cheapest. and the best st.O. A. HOYT
- 70 . Bowery. keep constantly ,and very large
sges w1ich they A,tsrmneJ To- eel. 20 sut Ike pressi
hHi rnrs Tend tsst the shove. aa2o sm-
FULTON MARKET BEEF. ppt up ersrsss'v for family
% barrels and hsf constantly on hand And for
SAT- ~ lots 20 suit purchasers. bv
my5 " WDODU.tt. "a scy,b -
STHMA AND PHTHlslt.-F.tso1- lT,I0l-s vii, Ts-.
II distressing diseases, with slaet nstsnt rtef
sni sgeedy eure BY applying 20 Mrs MOTT TIE celebrated
TO FlsuEbNEN-I The nst0Iry lsaia r,aps . ,,--,-,.
No Pearl street. New York oqr ihsr ssocL w.
terproof Pant aloons the reduced price of o. -
toa's Gays. ~. N nrnrnriion. s-vts-i,a-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28
CARL KING

THE veil spewn ana os.brat.d FIRST PREMIUM Ia
DIES TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT MANUFAC.
TUkEE 10 her Nsdsty tse Queen Of E snd respectfully
beg leave g. 60 the Ladies Of Nes York that
opened he sgteudid rev establishment
No. 50 CANAL STREET
Tn corncrfou with his others with
Tus.AN STRAW uATs AND FASHIONABLE MIL
LIVERY ssch heretofore exhibited any
strrsr esta5 lsiigsnt IN The clty.
The STRAW departments conducted usual By hirns.
viii great attention. and te MILLINERY un
der the supervision ~ The ingenious American Par
s,sn ouug ladies His rARIs RIBBONS and ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS Of the Of fshion and are from H.,
most approved manufacturers on the continent.
He specially invites 'he ladies 90 hot him with call
No 50 Canal street Broadway and 5l DIVISION stree.
wholesale War'house ~ nassau street y. y. aps 3m
DEAR SIR should almost consider myself devo,d .
~ gratitude did not thank you 1r the good that
Red Drop has done Htsiug been led yay bv Ees
Of youth, unfortunate contract That
which your preparation Processes and after irving
most esery medicine that the quahs of this city
palm u.on The community found myself wasting away and
the diees~e fast undermining constitution. had almost
,bandoned the here o being restored y former good health
when procured bottle Of your Red Drop am now en-
reiy recovered without bad effects Of disease
naming Ny dear SIR all the return ever make you will
be . recommend 20 those who have been
mvsef assuring them. With the utmost csnfdence that will
not fsil in proi1einr s-ssdy ed lasting cure.
You are 81 liberty TO publish the letter bu beg the favor
ths, will not publish the Division street ~ er
vI ma ire
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, CLINTON
IN 8ALL-Ths Fifteenth Annual Shihinonof the Acads'
my OPEN rom 10 O'Clock A VI, until 10 O'Clock T. NJ
Admission IS cents. Season tickets 81 cents Cstaogses ~
apss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28

A PASTOR HAIR CUTTER los Greenwich s,reet.-A.
"a Pastor takes this opportunity to inform the public, after
long expereace his business he has formed Competition
A. PASTORS HAIR OIL,
OR, COMPOUND ESSENTIAL OIL OF ALMONDS !;
For destroying dandru and preventing the hair 6rsT
coming S1i or tssnng grey an naoe ssd
POUND OIL the whocsomest and best Oil for the Hair
make. Il grew thick and long its falling on or turning
to the hair that by viii restore il to re natural color
also prevents hair from becoming shaded and hair Is already
used for short time will restore TO its natural color clear
the and keep the head and hair eyebrow
A. PASTOR,
1855 Greenwich street New York.
Price SO cents per bottle highly perfumed. mvl9-lmt
tS0O REWARD.-BE ON YOUR GUARDED you
paw would avoid imposition, beware Of quack docfsrs
aud their nosrums attempt has made to de-
REC Object the genuine medicine the great Specific Of
Doctor Jerome Deroy the most certain and
ever known for a certain disease
Those who wish to exposure and them
other as does tail the So change
prevents the possibility odiseovcry while using
Besides this important advantage the part sub
Jet to The troublesome M or that occurs SO esn
after the other medcnes and used IA the first stage
the dsease will seldom fail to stop the discharge in few
days: 90
elects Fuor Albus Gravel Female Complaints weakness
ofese organs is beyond doubt the efectua remedy
other edciue had failed.
that deceptive system ofpuf
any produce aremedy equal TO under forfeit $500
and will pay hundred dollars for the detection and
ObserveThe genuine medicine sold only New YORK at
the Agents Office, No Nassau doors from Fulton
PhadepSa; Dr. Baker Corner Of CHARLES and Pratt
Baltimore, and Eobt s. Patterson Washington City, d.
directions in the English and French angaag
PRlCE.sioo bottle; large bottles, Of doubles size Siss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28

DEPOT OF PAPER HANGINGs,
Of the first in Paris and .ogne
Of Jean Maria Farna, wholesale sndreta at the manufae
fur~rs prices
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28

Elrs-FIrs-FiTs Thus dreadful disease yosi,ivel,
cursd ~ Nrg MOTT tie celebrated Female fhysicias
ny 'prng street All. sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28
THOMAS PYNE, ass fearl st.

VNO MOTHERS, whose children are troubled with weak
Of the urinary be- cured by Mrs MOTT
who has long made the disease particular branch OF her study
.pl-a AM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF WINDOW
" SHADES-The subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie that he has ready for their inspection entire
complete assortment fashionable
terms of indow Shades 10th American and imported Thse
articles condesty recommended experience
warrants the assertions the NEST economical and
durable ndow Shade invented Particular
invited by the subscriber his rich dark Gothic Shades be
ing better adapted than other 10 resist the heat the
mers GEORGE PLATT
Transparent Washable Window Shade Mandatory,
myl I'm ~ spruce street, New York,
SCALD HEA2aThis Preyalest disease is peeei eradies
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28

vi ladies that from the diculty imarac of OBJ
tanning suitable and respectable accommodation on
the point OF mime she been induced
rrangment for their comfort and convenience, which her
large and healthy situated residence amply afford The
best medical assistance and
Once with separate consulting paors for lsdes) and
streets mvta I,os'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28

PASTOR HAIR CUTTER lSs Gresnw ich street.-A.
"a Pastor takes this opportunity inform the public, after
long experience his he has formed Competition
called
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28

CIIE AP FOR CtsH-sTOCKS, EEADYMADE LINEN
- HOSIERY, GLOVES, SUsrE& DER~, Sc Sc-Coun
Try merchants snd sthers II the articles
buy them cheaper al the Old stand Nassau Maid
lane than other place th. ciy Also. sstius
Bomhitines SIR Lrng., Stock Buckles, Leather Bndugs
kc. suitable for SHOEMAKER.
stock Frames, arg, 3rtm briste and hair which
ca be had low Tor esab. ma 49,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28
WILLIAM PEHL,
81 Maiden lane,

SCALD HEAp-Ths prev aen disease is poedi eradiee
ptedby Mrs. MOTT, Female Phys ian. ap7-3n-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28

SPRiNG-At this DssIfi 81 the year
- arrayed nanefs Of hue the beauty
often msred with unsighilv eekle. and hotcs To r-edy
this. the Proprietor OF MIC tiAUXss FNECkLE WASH
offers u remedy. onv fe r-ckie bst for tan
-uuhurn pmFcs and ether affections Of the skin. IL only
needs trial establish the good opinion Of those
may require a. Price 50 ccnts. For sle By th- quantity or
siuge boz. By A. Is. = ID. SANDS. Druggists
2u anil EgIfon.st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13
FOR THE LADIES.

DIAM and fg'd. cord. Silks and S ans, great
l. variety,
MouseIinc de LANES, Satin Striped Challys, &c.
Printed Lawns and Cambrics,
Angle Terre. new and beautiful article,
Heavy India Satin and Satin Levantue,
Blue blk. Gro de Swiss,
Black Italian Lustring.
Glossy black Gro de Paris.
Filet Shawls, Scars and Vrils
Lace and other handsome Wells,
Filct, Kid, twisted Silk and other Gloves, very
fine and handsome.
Splendid Bonnet Ribbons,
Chenelle Cord and Num- Braids,
Black and second mourning Chall,s, and Mouse de
Lrines.
Black Canton Grape,
Splendid black and white Blond Laces and Edgings,
Thread Laces, Edglngs and Inserting,
BObnet and Cambria do do do
Plain and nemstitch Linen Cambric Hdks.
large lot of Calicoes at all prices, to which we
invite the attention ofihe Ladies.
MARTIN, HUNT & WARD.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13
April 9
YOUNG
.H.VEKXC.fv ECLFPSE.

% VIII stand the ensuing season
N@sIEA in Lynehborr. The terms viii
~H VK be Is dollars the season. dlschar-
"Wua.G-AlI. grd by The paymen, of le4 dol
lars by the lst Of uy, aud % dollars to insure
mare 10 be with foaI, the insurance money payable
as the mare is ascertsined to be with loai or
transferred, and fifty cents TO the groom in eat h
Case.
DESCRIPTION
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE is a roam,
more readily known IN Virginia as Mulberry OF
Mckinney Roam, 10 years old this Spnng, lis ng
fifteen aud a half hands high, large strong bone and
muscle, measuring the same around lie eirth, The
leg and pasern homes, and consequently, the same
srou nd other bones. that Old American Eclipse does
thus strongly resembling, his noble sire in all the
essential points for speed, great power and durab
ity-ihe characteristic traits of this strain of
Horses, from the English Eclipse, down 10 our
day.
PEDIGREE.
His dam Miller's Maid, bred by the late Gen.
Coles of Desoris, Long Island, own sister to Amer
lean Eclipse-got by Duroo out Of The noted Mil
ler's Danse, BY old Messenger. dam the imported
PoiSos mare. Duroc by Diomedr, out of Amanda
The blood of the above horses is too well known
need further comment, being the immediate descen
dsnts Of The best blood that England boast Of
Ia Great Britain, the breeders Of stock seek
back TO three great strains Of horses the Eclipse the
Herods, and the Natchems, and tracing to Them
they are satisfied; not wishing any thing better
This stock that we have just named is the result Of
mixture Of the 1eiod and ECLIPSE crosses, than
which nothing could be better, tie ierod srains be-
ing as remarkable for essential qualities Of speed
and bottom as the Eclipse is famed for endurance
sw(ncss and all else could desiie IN horse.
REMARKS.
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE equals any
horse in this country as stock horse. aud can
be seen at his stable at any time, near Mr.. Sam
Burch's Shop. For further particulars. apply
TO JAMES NJ. LANGHORNE,
WIN. NJ. DAVIS,
ANDREW c. ELLIOTT.
l. AprjI Q 2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13
WARD ELECTION.

-,NHE following is statement Of the persons elect
ed in Lynch Ward No. |. aud Henry Waid
No. q a. Aldermen aud Common Councilmen, on
the 9Th April. 1910.
Common Councinen in Lynch Ward No. l.
Su,irhson ~. Davis, John NJ. OBEY, Samuel |. Wi
all. Isaac Adams. George +. ROBBERS. John Cary.
In Henry Ward No. 2.-Davd G. MnnelI,
Sampson Duguid, Thomas o. Ac,ee, Nathan b..
Thurman, James VIM. Morgan, Martin w. Da-
venport.
For Aldermen in Lynch Hard No. 1.-Edwin
Mathews. David r. Lyman, Ammon Ilanc ok, John
r. d. Payne, VIM. NJ. Davis, Timothy Fischer
For Henry Yard No. 2.-tlenry NJ. D'dlakr,
Maurice Langhorn Jr., Henry o. Schoolheld,
VIM. b. Brown, Pheasant Labby, Sam'l Nowiin.
HENRY HUNTINGTON, S. C. l..
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13
MARTIN. HUNT q WARD
March 10

ETAVE RECEIVED their entire siO X Of Dry
Il Goods, Groceries, Hats, &C.. which
"a decidediv the largest hest sefeeivd and theapsse
ass rmen, they have had the pleasure Of oass-
ing.
They offer no leading articles for less than eose
o produce the impression they are under. seihae
,beir netphbprs hut in general bill. challenge
campa,is Of prices and qualities with any houss
IN Town, feeling confident that they have issa -
heir srock on terms that will enable then - seli.
when comparison is made.
They, therefore. mast respectfully invite tNesv
friends and all transient dealers TO give them ~
April
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13
CREDIT sALEOF SLAVES.

n 5 administrator de bonis Of William Harris
IA deed. and with the written assent of he Distri.
butees OF said decedent, the subscriber WILL on the
I'd day Of May 1910, at the Tavern House Lately oc
cuPied by William B. Whit,en, on the Fores, r. ad
10 the county ofBedford, SELL by way OF public auc-
ton. on credit of IL months, the Purchasers giving
"onds with approved personal security. number of
valuable slaves; CONSISTING Ola MAN his wife, a
mother woman, ian excellent cook.) and her four
children, three of whom very LIKELY GIRLS,
nearly grown. and Gus oned TO house business
HECTOR HARRIS. Adm de bonis
non OF VIM. Harris, deed.
April I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13
l,JG0 acres /;

OF which 500 or 700 acres open and seeded weit
with grass Or the cleared Land l50 acre. are river
low grounds and so acres branch fats well sdaed 10
ar1ss. That poIlon Of the Land which is unclear-
ed, IS well timbered. The Plantation has belong
ing 10 it, ample supply OF good Utensils fret
RAE 1hrasising Machine for getting ONT
Wheat, Oals or Cover Seed: two Wagons. with
all The necessary Gear; q stock Of fine Cattle, y
nonp which are some OF The Durham breed ten
good Wo,k Horses. two of winch are excellent Broo1
Nh,es u Stallion about 80 Hogs; about 100 bar
rels Of Com; qnantny of Rye; aud 800 BUSH
els of Oas. lii would suit any prrsen TO buy shs
PLANTATION, toe ether with every Thing it-as above
enulnr rated-i should ptetetir. have also on the
Plantation S or 9 hands whom am willing 10 hire
10 the purchaser I'LL the erop shah be conpfs'e6-
Possession may be had very shouly after the sale u
effected. THIS is n desirable Tract Of Land. and
respectfully invite those wishing TO purchase 10 60
to il. The terms stall be quite accommodating
Please apply to me in f,ynehbnre-
PLEASANT PARTIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13
GENTLEMENs SUMMER WEAR.

EXTRA super blk and Owe Bombaznes very
IL heavy
s. I" CashnicrIne and blk Italian
cloth
'Crasse faced and Plain blk. Camlets
Plain and fancy single M,ed and NJ erino Cassimeyes
Colored AID White, PLAIN aud Ribbed l. men Drill
lings
Figured Venctisns, Tweeds and Gsmbroons
Bik and Green Thbei Cloth. beautiful for coats
Plain and Figured Silk aud Satin Vesiings great
variety
Extra super plain and figured Silk Veves
w hiie and colored Marseilies and W engs Of every
description
super Goat, Buck, Beaver, Silk, Thread and Berlin
Gloves
Shs. Cotton and Worsted Hose in great variety.
All oil which we offer al fair prices
MARTIN, HUNT & WARD.
April Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13

~ VIII stand the ensuing season
M-sV Ia in Lynchbnrg. The terms will
ME VK be Is dollars the season, dlschar
GAuas&.Alk, ged by the payment of lei dol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13
YlE@MiSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN."

.h,,hea reekiy ferery Monday aud ThnrsdayJ at
~. Dollars per payabieia Advance No snbscrip.
90 allie reeeired sra shorter period than months and
.,.r siH Be discontinued fercep at the dscresa ohe
.la.r,J sstl al nrrearnges are paid.
rrADVERTISEMENTSi nserted at5e cents per square
i,,sJ for The first inseron and 3i eensor erery subse
sress inserfss.
ryJOB PRINTING neatly and erpeditionsiy
- IN v,asenabfe terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13
BRYANT Il YOUNG

BRfANF a. YUM
n NE nov RECEIVING, aud offer for sale, al redn
a ced prices. for cash,
20 bids. ST. Croix and Auakapas Sugars,
GO bags green RIO Coffee,
81 tarrels N. +. Rum,
40 boxes Tallow Candles
~ Hull d Sons patent do.
Is +" Sperm do.
80 boxes Soap.
$50 sacks S iii,
March 16 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13
Land for sale.

WISH TO SELL the Tract of LAND,
4 which bought three or four years ago Of Sam
ue Pannili. 1t lies on Lite Failing river in Camp
he'll csuniv, and cenlalns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13

lecled, prompt, and full Of resources, than
General William Henry Harrison.
| have the honor to be, with great respect,
your most obcdicnt servant,
J. O'FALLON.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12

80 .niri,. their countless and sublime mys.
ny sp Lane be reyaled, when they them.
'e s,.,a. shall be shaken from their orbits,
s so,ss he f;e.lree casteth her un'mely fruit"
before a astrong wind.n wnen me heavens
n s,.h = At ..,he coming" Of him who us
EI; o ..in whom dwclleth the foun-
tain Of light" M
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12

aFint our flowers dic=-=mHd then
a. homes. and then fcars--and when
These a,e dead, the debt is due,
nnst claims dust-snd we die too"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12

the high bank Of river. A waterfall
raises its eternal anthem near by, and the
sunset flings its last golden shadows among
the long grass That shelters her. remem-
Der it all, the grave with its newly broken
sod-the coffin placed on the brink. The
clergyman with his black surpIlce sweep
ing the earth, and the concourse Of neigh
bors gathered round The grave, each lifting
his hat revcrently Cs the solemn hymn
swelled on the air, answered by the lofty
anthem surging up from the waterfall, and
the breeze rustliug through the dense
boughs Of that gloomy tree. Then came
the grating Of The coffin as it was lowered
into Its narrow bed, the dull, hollow sound
oil falling earth, and those most solemn
words of "dus. 10 dust, and ashes TO ashes. :"
With mournful distnctness were all these
things impressed on my young mind, but
my mothers last PRAYER is written more
forcbly than all, In characters that but
deepen in maturity. 1t has fingered about
my heart blessing and safeguard, per-
vading it with music that cannot die.
Many times, when the heedlessness of
youth would have led me into error, has
that sweet voice, now hushed for ever,
intermingled with my thoughts, and, like
the rosy links of fairy chain, drawn me
from my purpose. Oft when my brow
has been wreathed with flowers for the
festival, when my cheek has been flushed,
and my eyes have sparkled with anticipa-
ted pleasure, have caught the reflection
Of those eyes in the mirror, and thought Of
the look which rested upon me when my
mother died-that broken application te
Heaven has come back to my memory
the clustering roses have been torn from
my head; sad and gentle memories have
drank the unnatural glow from my cheeks
and my thoughts have been carried bacl
to my lost parent, and from her mp TO thu
> Heaven she inhabis. The festival ant
all its attractions, have been lost in gent,
reflections, and have been "deiivnret
from temptation" Again, when the spark
: ling wine cup has almost bahed my lip
amid merriment, smiles and music, ma
; the last sad prayer of my mother SCENE,
to mingle with its ruby contents, and
have put away the goblet, that " l Nigh
I, not be led into temptation" When m,
hand has rested 10 that OF the dishonora5l
and trembIed to the touch of him VIII
: says in his heart there is no God, as th;
voice seemed to flow with his Turing az
J cents, | have listened to it, and fed as fro
Z the serpent of my native forests.
i Again and again, when the throbhina
Of ambition have almost filled my soul al
the praises of my fellow men have hecnn
= precious incense, the still small voice
., my mothers prayer has trembled ov'
= each heart string, and kinded 1t to mo
" healthy music. Ia infancy, youth AT
:, manhood, that prayer has been to me
70 holy remembranco-n sweet thought II
n Of melody, not the less beautiful that the
~ is sadness in it.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12

ADvrcE.-Don't look over naa,
shoulder, when he is adding up eleee.
returns. Don't speak to him when Y v,
in the middle Of long column Of lisg
Don't ask him the news until no hasl~
il out himself.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
,n,,c or ADvERTIeTNG

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Y ADVANCE -
,ants will be inserted at the rate of$1 90
rnr the first insertion, and SO cents for each
square nn ot lines or less. constituting
If T IL: siSs' Esy b
Cted on in III, forbid and charged accordingly Al.
ia'ens"o, from distance, must be accompanied
Eefii'eml s ASH, or good reference in town.
with the YEARLY ADVERTISING. ..o
s,,,y lines or less, renewable at pleasure 500
ESlr taken for less than one yenrand pHya
Bic hall yea annual advertisers is limited to thei
Thepryn55ste business; and all advertisements fo
Cgn nun, Of other persons sent in by the must b
w H5S,r BY the square
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12

MI,'s all over with us" as the passen'
ger said when tho stage upset