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New-York tribune., 1841-08-19
OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH,
SEYMOUR WHITING 81 LINUS PRATT,

SEYMOR WHITING woua respectfully inform his friends anc
- public that he st his old tzad No g. East
Broadway .sd having associated himself in partnership with Dr.
LINUS PRATT they all who need their
fessona The psbc be assured that all in
profession will be performed the approved plan Ar
fc. Teeth from full Inserted the scientific
and favorable other Office Whole
serted the old atosohe the atmospheric
which obtained premium the Pair Of the American Ins
last and well be doac in this Teeth plugged
with gold, fol- circumstances may require
Nerves of Teeth destroyed without PAIN and the
Tooth efectually preserved by filling.
An infallbie for the Toothache
~ s. Aessrs. WHITING PRATT will instruct young
art Of Dentistry, reasonable
REFERENCES.
His Honor Chancellor Wawsrth. Prof Wm Tally n. o.
NJ l. North ~ D. Sara Springs Rev. Nathaniel Pratt Georgia
Wa. w. Minor. NJ D. VT Samuel c. Ellis, H. D.
Jared Linsley ". D. ~ io'A- Rev. Henry G. Ludlow.
Prof Benz. Silman, H. D. Ii. D.. Wn n. Blakemsn d. "
Prof Jonathan Knight N. b. John Miller, ID o. :. a-
Prof Charles U. Shepard, u D. stephen Brown n u !
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19
TOUGH BEARDS

TOUGH EEARDS
D1EAsURE In SHAVING by the use Of CHAPMANS
MAGIC RAZOR STROP, with which every persou may keep
- ,zr in perfect order whether land psenr-
four faces different sharpening properties commencing vii"
the METALS. Hone of the the ordinary hone ana
finishing the simple cakn. Retail prices 50 cents % cent?
81 2 and 81 50 each according and outward hnish-
The performing Of IS strop the one az ~ DO
B. The performing part rs Stop warranted 70 os
superior Geo Saunders best IS each, aud the rohey euIA
il .he purchaser be dissatisfied. E%
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19
f,.7, ,sasSDITss ,nHa; 1SsaSn t,6n. asoa 11a h,
80, road leave Brooklyn at half past


M the several villages the line when and convey
readiness to the Sound side and TO
the Bay and Ocean
The A. 81 aud quarter NJ and half
W. aording and dge the Marue
Pavilion Rockaway other attractive places resort and return
the same evening TO Iown anl2 II
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19
WILEY & PUTNAM,

IMPORTERS, BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS,
Broad,say, Nelo York, and Pater Nostr Rop LendrH.
Importation OF Books, English and Foreign for Colleges Public
Private Libraries &C. Single Books imported TO order Or
also by the Liverpool Packets
promptly by the of the first Steamer after tho
reccip, if desired.
W. p would invite the unequaled facilities afforded
their Agency (Which has been conducted by Mr. Put
permanent residence being london for
procuring English and Foreign Books for Colleges Public asd Pm
the Public gsneray least
good dispatch before been
imported into this country by other establishment
be direct TO the
London preferred and books be shipped thense to
of the principal ports n the URited States.
Books Incorporated Institutions pay DUTY.
English Journals MonthIcs. Quaere and Newspapers
received regularly by the of the first of each month Sr
and the kept hand for the sale
variety of Guide Books through England
and for tie continent jy30 I'M
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19
GREAT ATTKACTION..,

STA, FARE REDUCED!-l2t cents to and from lier
The embraces the earliest opportu
92cl@nry of informing his friends and the public gen
that prepared his and splendid line of Stages
North American Hotel Bowery De WtC. KeugerS
Mansion House. regularly every half hour tho day.
touching other intermediate places along the and making
their passage through in about an hour
spacious fitted each end Of the
the comfort and Of passengers This and
well regulated line running double number of daily
that the Cars the track ndecded advantage them
stopping much longer each trip Ke and
sufficient parake of kind Of rerehmcnt which
hand and served tho best possible
suitable to the times
and White Hall Stages usual every
during ths day jyil 6m J. MURPHY, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19
LAfKaWANA COAL,


THE DELAWARE HUDSON CANAL COMPANY are nov re-
their Yards Lacka~a1a Co' fresh from the Mines
which they offer theiE customers and the puoc al inc
Erg and Broken...........:7 Os per ton delivered
Stove snd Furnace. S oO 40 40 90 90
Yard, eornsr Of Beach and West King and recn~ch and Mont
sh IanS Pnetrce where viii
be made for cargoes delivered at kondont Jee-3m
DRAC.s ORCHARD COAL.-The subscribers
daily receiving their supply best Red Ash Peach Orchard
Coal broken egg ~seh they will sell IN lots to suit
purchasers al the lowest mar ks; ra1 CT,
Also White Ash Liverpool and virginia e9aI,' ppoyvr
date Anderson wari) of arht and a.hnete
7 liverpool COAL AFLOAT.-Now discharsinc
Il from iiavest foot of Chrophe5 iTee, 60 arnfie Of
ani7 iw Corner of Hudson and Amos-sts.
ia FOR aAI.R-The hol, and lot li3 Hou-ion>,
9 cond block from Market and short from The
erry-ben- 10 feet rsi rate stand for business
si,,i Of store Ii basement cellars coal
bens complete. Price. $500 Apply as ahoye aul3 I'm
IA To LET'S, Broadway betwesu Waverley Place and
@ parIors the second story back room on
third story with two paatre- two bed on the attic
story and kitchen with pantry and vault Kent SID TO 't OF May
Possession given immedaey-wl be let together or epa
LA SEVERAL COTTAGES and small Farms on
t staten Island delightfully."- situated and convenient 10 the
-fr--- Ferries. for sale at No Ann-street aul36
AS TO LET.
one Of the bcst R.oms in the city for Printing Office any
light business, rted ie Rent $3.50 Apply TO
aa9 # H. GREELEY, or J. WINCHESTER. 50 Ann-,.
Ira OFFICE TO LET.
GH Tie splendid Basement Rooms the Merchants Exchange
Wall and Hanover Apply to Mr Pearson
ce of the Company Hanover and Exchange Place.
an If J. WINCHESTER, 30 .,nn-strcet
lrA A PUBLIC HOUSE At Harlem TO bs let on the 3d
8 of i03d Inquire al li6 Bowe Rent
S2s12 low auil I'm
A WGTLIAMsRU PROPERTY Of
GN FICE No Anu-streef New YorkPesors wishing
chase will do well call Some nice Cottages for sale also"
Building Lots aulO I'm,
~ CITY PROPERTY OFFICE, for buying. selling
BE City Property. at No Ann auto I'm
~ ROOMS TO LET-A and bed OOm with closets
M pantries, suitable small family. Also, large
we'll lighted suitable for workshop Inquire
the Of JOHN LOCKE of 81 Ann.. I'm
AA DRUG STORE FOR sALE.-For sale, the stock
B Drugs Medicines Furniture Fixtures &c of the 800
oadway The proprietor has occupied the above
upwards years and offers the stock for sale
declining health The let, aud Immediate
possession given. Apply on the premises to
aul7 s." WM LANGSTAFF
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19

"THE HEALTH ALMANAC for 1842 f" is one of the very
best publications of the day. embodes facts in regard to
Food Drink Cleanliness, Stmuants &c. which every
ought know but which thousands die daily from ignorance
Of 1t may be had ut i26 Fulton-st.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19

% The Magazine of Horticulture and Botany for August
has jus, been published by Post 88 Bowery 1t neat
octave of 40 pages and much useful information
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19

% There really be truth in the story tn
rough Diamond has been found the Wabash River,
diana. We have been incredulous.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19
~ ~. irapKalYEn saIEEI slIKREK OVER.

HORRIBLE CAIAIiFI.-Neatly 30 live lost la
short short hour by burning of the Erie Thus awful
destruction human orcihy remind traveller
Of the providing guardome life
arceo be always readiness of need Among the many
continually few
provided with OF preservation tmes sudden danger
How 2O valuable lives recently lost the la'ed
Erie might have been by timely purchase Of the India Rub
ber Prcscryer Jacket These articles furnished
quantity AMI constantly hand for sale the Roxbury India
Rubber Warehouse 26 MacnLane ofavery superior quality
being ma1s differing materially from that OF
establishment, fnly depended upon.
au132w HORACE II. DAY.
Successor Roxbury India Rubber Co. 26 Maiden lane
DROWN COTTONS-200 bales Nerrimack, Lawrence, Chi
ID copee Nashua Stark Massachusetts Utc Hope Coventry
and of BROWN SHEETINGS offered for sale
the lowest market price. for CASH, by
au7 I'm o. ii. LEE, 81 Cedar-st
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19

DJ The Indiana University, the late meeting of th'
Board of Trustees Bloomington established Law De
partmen, and elected Cen T. A. Howard Professor
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19

aTrE Ngw WoRLD."-Wc have been favored by the
publisher with the semannual volumes of the Quano
New World, just completed We do not believe so large
an amount of fresh and excellent Literary
before afforded form suitable for preservation for Three
Dollars. The Third Volume just commenced is larger
sheet but hardly be better than those which preceded
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19

D' We learn that the receipts of the Philadelphia and
Baltimore Railroad for july lS4l, amounted to s6sS47
This one of the most successful and best conducted i'm
provemens of the kind in the country.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19

uJ shark nine feet long caught in seine at Savar
Rock the West Haven horo Conn Friday afternoon
lnaf
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19
Il H E Il r I B U N Z
NEW-YoRK, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10.

q The Northern Light" published monthly at Albany
under the Editorial charge of Hon. john A. Dix Amos Dean
and Others embracing the foremost of all secs and par
ties has reached its fifth Rumber bette work OF its kind
we know not The August No contains original papers BY
D. B. Stockholm c. H. Forbes, John A. Dix, DR.. T. Romeyn
Beck John L. OSullvan and others eminent writer's
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
GODFREY 81 ROBINSON.
Dry Goods 1ommi-siOn Merchants,
No. y Pinr-st- New York.


Extra made obtain the highest market prices fO
goods consigned 20 them.
Liberal advances made manufacturers Cash required Also
Stock and Materials furnished at the lowest market
One of the firm having been for years manufacturer OF Do
Goods confident that they VIII be enabled entire sat
such manufacturers them with their bus
Orders Will be promptly attended and business entru
Ell their charge will be done accordance With the nstruc
the The Of Commissions only will
be charged city respectfully invited
TO cal upon them
wsd4in- Yarns Wooen andOhcr Domestic Goods
all hand and sale quantities purchasers au4 Il
INDIA BCRBER CLOTH.
sNEiIERS th> article lie deceived. II would retain
- customers supply them which acknow
tried greatly
Ny Cloth makers rposcs marked A. has
been equacd beauty Of appearance hardness and durability
while the ~ Cl1th, which sell from 20 Ell yard
every respect fully equal and generally much better
Cloth made ordinary and with the small old
fashioned machinery gCot supply hand OF the various
qualities HORACE II. DAY. Susccssors RoNhury l. r. Co..
au2 2m l26 Maiden lane.
DAY's IMPROVED SHEET ssURBER OVER
~ SiOES-5"0 Ladies snd Gentlemen for sale. The
ported from Sheets exceedingly elastic the
every width of foot softer Than fenen
kid Broadway iasnons Inc
of laid between the rubber are joined to-
perfectly These Shoes have
tried thoroughly the and eleral satisfaction
Every warranted ecomposG TO Loosen from
soles. The these and general
of India Ruhber Shoes order for the fh trade
HORACE IL. DAY, Successor to Roxbury J. r. Co..
Nd 3rn
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19

u 1t is reported from Washington that Col WORTH will
succeed the Office Of Inspector General of tho u S Army
be vacated by the appointment of Gen Wool the
vacant Major Gcneralshp. Such appointment we be-
icve would give general satisfaction.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19

Tue Prosecuted Narrative of the suffering, of the
Reign Of Charles H. By RosERr PoLLex
Author The Course of Time &c. Robert Carter So Canal
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19

THE DELAWARE & HUDSON CANAL COMPANY are nov re
cclynr into their Yards Coal fresh from the Mines
which they and the public At the folOrin
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19

This not work. but, though small Of decided
interest and popularity.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19

DoIse A BIG BusISEss.-The pickpockets and thieves
I'D extensive business board the South America last
night On her arrival here this morning several in
duals of coats hats boots and wallets; Of the
Persons who lost his had in the pockets valuable papers
O no benefit any one but himself which, if he thief will
only return, he will be welcome TIE Tho business
Of stealing boots on board Of steamboats, has become very
Ahonabe lately, and it behoves travellers TO be on their
guard Tor these souless thieves. Albany Argus, Monday
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19

NERANOS.-0c English Merinoes black and c"or.d
4'I received and for sale o. H. LEE 81 Cedar ST. aul! I'm
I'D Brown ShecIDgs, for sale bv
aul3 PERSSE & BROOKS. 81 Liberty
- UssEA szzEETENGS.-e0 bales, brown aud beached,
Il 4 Russia Shcetings, for sale by
GRINNEI.I. NINTIRN & Co. 78 Southst
New-York tribune., 1841-08-19

sTRAL MANTEL AND HALL LAMPS ,Iirandoles, Candsi'
abrs Jspanned Tea Trays Bread Baskets sets or
Table Cutlery Alabaser Clocks Tor sale by
BEACH SEXTON, ia Chatbam-st
b Lamps rebronzod and repaired equal TO ne~- 1A
Shadse, &c. on hand le2s-a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11

ihsy. SER III east "a one siS,Y n.
u uos Fslhsr be sllFibHlsd "a siss -, ~.
81 - pills asFt not llksa s. ~ -
suIs =. ths tPfluF, - Ihsl sans - -
came ~ sc belwesn h In, = ~
sssessmsnl and DE sleeiiani 7H6..'-..
b lbs sharilsbIs sisu ei lhs mal..s. a.
% his. Ills fact ihss these ssns ........
seridenislly Feiurnsd - %. Goa -.
Of land lrss Than The irae saeu.,.s -
thea make lhs ealrnlatios. and ran -,
end that ihs zoe % Indians dass al -.
higher porrefiian 20 ihe paptlr,i.s ~.
an asrrsee % eihrr sisies. snd !, -.
20 me. that essn The Ofiieial xosld -.
ssnl 20 raise The 6osi from Indisn.. "a
srek some elhsr paint nf Ioesl.an- 4,
does moi bsesme me 10 cay. ~h., a..
ihe cause % lhs defeat Of he adain;.,,.
lion party u ,he late elfcsioa. m.
senstnr frnm Arkansas and myselI s.I5
few words on that snhjeei u de con.
mencfmrni Of my remarks. Sill l ma,
be permined 10 say. wiIhoui depsr,i,.
from the course ol remstk I has, l,,s
dawn Cor myself. that sluibass NE =.
snll 20 The fsei that those IN po~sr lived
TOO fer IRAN the people. knew mo lirlls n
their Interests. cared loo LILLE los shsr
wishss. pressed upon The county obnar.
mus measures. attempted 10 ennsnsh
themselves IN poser BY The spplssslian
uf doctrines with which The great body
ii The peopls hsd no sympsihy. and
treated wilh disdsln. sl.hder and aba,s.
the candidate uf their ehoice. While he
warning rebuke has been prsnounrrd ID
tones al thunder, II has bssn bosh sslemn
and instructive. II has prpelsimsd 20
The world The power u The ballot bar.
and The perpriuiiy u our glorious form
Of government"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11
From the Rrhmand Wig.
WING uSIoS.

htN 0NtONs
We feel particularly pleased xilh
the article mich follows. Insidlaus
Efforts have ALREADY commenced 10
divide The whigs--io divide them
even briure the Wing administrator
has cgsnmsnced. lIaa can yau stand
Webster, or Srrg. ant, or Granger.
says one temptrr--huw can ynu stand
. United States Bank. says anolhrr
-has can you stand both. says
third! Cunning little isaacs! We
caution The Wing party. individually
aud collectively. against the syria
songs Of ihsse political msrmaids.
That there arc questions which
may hereafter come on. npan which
different sections Of The whis party
hold dIffrrrnt doctrines, IL unquestisn-
able. But how weak vrrr ii-buw
childish. hus absurd. that they shaaId
PERMIT these Questions 10 divide them;
10 put them st The mercy of LocoIseo.
ism; 10 rrinsiatr In power the Spills
party with all thsir lbhorrsd prinei.
pies; 10 drpriye che country af The
fruits Of the great Revolution, 50 ar.
duousls snughi BY ihr people, 50 long
TITLED fir. 50 g!nriously completed!
Extract ofa letter from Ua.hingiOa 10
The Nsp FORK Courier.
u my late letter nu r,frr,Hre has
been made 10 the feelings which per.
wade The Wing party. lean shIy ssy,
ahstevrr tf faction or disseniiUn ex.
isted smong than. are INV 81 allow
ed up 10 tie triumph 81 victory. The
recent Presidential Election has
taught tbtm praciiesiiy, th,ir own
strength, aud that % Consists in union.
which n"s prr,aies their ranks tn an
extent hrvsr before rgusllsd. The
election Tor Cabinet MINISTER'S. which
Genrral Harrison is believed 10 have
madr..is approved and sppisudsd in
e,rry ser'inn Of the country by our
Wing friends. You ~ Inngsr lear
81 Clay party. Webster party. ar
} Scott party. All, eli unite in swsk.
ms oil the Wig party
As band orbfoihers join'I
Peace aud safety we shall find"
u Is source NJ great smussm,nt
o some VI Us, Who meet Of an evening
md talk over the prsmy sffarls 9th
lonr devil, yet in power. 10 create
~ isipns In our ranks. The hirslipg
'ress-s nf the party lead ri. anS their
n"ls echo the sayings Of the Globe.
)"e srizrs Wing memb-r of Can
ross by the button. aud expresses
~ "pprrhensions that Clay viii have
no much influence with the President
that Webster has got The bet.
r. al Clay. by bring Secretary of
tate. and y third that ihrre t. a bar.
ain between Clay and Webster for
10 two next Presidential terms.
All these mn, emcnis aud this n4t.
ring only shaw the furlorn and hope.
- condiiina of the Lacn Foco party.
hey despair, AMI well they may.
U two things yam may rest assurrd.'s.
irsf. Tiny ran create ~" JEALOUSY i"
ir ranks. Second. There will be
'n'est between Mr.. Clay aud Mr..
'rbs'er, hut IL will uply be, ~h"rsn
We ihe mnst Efficient support 10 Gen.
arrisnn's administration.
TuE SPY ~ AsHISGTov.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11
1uE SpY ~ nAsuIxGToy.

Harder Trou6ics.-The Detroit Adj
reriiser states that there is q universal
SIR among the Guardians. A large iorco
Is being gathered near the disputed ter
riiory militia are under process
oil re organizsii,n and accumula'i"n--
meeting. are heing held TO consult sb"nt
McI'eod's Imprisonment, and threats 81
release are frequently heard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11

SAT-. Sal, was manufactured al the
Salt Springs, in New York. las, year, u
The amount o. S2,G.:,535.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11
Baltimore Patriot, 5aau,ry as.

Tie Senate. to-day, again resumed the
consideration 1f the prospective pc emp
aim bill, and Mr.. Mlangum. Of N"rIh
Carolina. spoke a grea, length. aud w,,i
much rIsqnenee. ID reply 10 Mr.. Csllinun.
sed eIhers 81 the AdminisIa,i side.
] psesea, yos q brief oatline. in which
his prom,nen, poists are noticed.
Mr. Maugam had desired To engage the
aasten,inn of the Senate Tor a very short
dime. befure The close 81 this debate.
finding !, yesterday drawing near 70 a
close; and be very much regretted tha, he
bad not gwen The subjecs The attention
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11
From the National IaleIlireneer, Feb. 1.

As il will be some days before The
speech Of Senator Clay. OF Ky. on the
land question. will be reached ia the due
course Of publication Of the debate upon
that subject, our readers will. We dare
say. considering Mr. CIsy's particular
relation to this question. be Obliged "a
% for brief ske,ch of the course Of biz
remarks up,n some cr the chief topic
which he sroush, int, review. H
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11

From the National Intelligence, Jan. %.
In the grea, debate upon the land bill
the day beinre yesterday. IN ret y IL
Mr.. Allen, Of OHM. Senator Mangum
distinguished himself By an able and eI
fecuse speech. IN his happies. manner.
The speech will be repurted a, large in
due course. and We shall not forest.il Tie
readers qualification in tile perussl BY
any auempt To snsl,ze u. There was one
passage IL the speech. however. which
we caunOi refrain irnnn describing 10 our
readers. II was in reply To a particular
Is venonous assault upon Mr.. Webster
hy The OHIO senator. IN reference to his
oppo,i,ion to- the propnsed appropriation
al three millions Of dollars Co be placed
at the discretion OF Gen. Jackson, by
way Of aneadneni 10 the furuIicaiion sp
prapr,ation bill. at The clpse Of the ses.
sion Of Congress. 1884. rs, for any pur.
pose he might elect IN reference either TO
tbs land or naval service; which smend-
meat came TO the Senate late in the night
Of The The 3d Of March. being the last day
and night Of the session.
In reference 10 this alIusion, Ne. Man
gnm said he we'll remembered that night.
He had understood tina, schsIn had
taken place among ths members Of ahe
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20
From the Madison Express. !
10 THE SPIRIT.

Spirit unseen but felt, sleeping or waking,
BY my tranccd soul, as feels the ice-bound earth
The burning summers sun, its letters breaking,
And bringing all its beautiful to birth -
SrIniT! what art thou, and why thus DER me
Steals, with so deep power, thy angel mnstrelsy
The graded lake has rocked itself to sleep,
And on its bank each gentle shrub and flower
As deep, as motionless silence keep,
As though they held their breath, lest its slight
power
Should stir their moon-lt mirror, and thus hide
from their enrapturcd gaze, their image in the tide
gaze upon the scene, and thou dost come
From out each silent leaf and ray of light,
And nestle to my heart AZ t were thy home,
With all thy weird-like visions of delight;
Then dost thou whisper to me hopes of bliss,
In tones as sweet as those when wind and harp
strings kiss.
wave of air comes rolling TO my car,
Laden with melody quick as a thought,
feel thy subtle, living presence near,
w uhi'S w u OIL ilH ~
With music-joy-that can scarcely tell
If in the air or in my heart the music dwell.
Say, dost thou dwell with me, but calmly sleeping
Till something beautiful, a glance, tone,
Bids thee awake and be thy revel keeping,
With subject joys now clustering round thy
throncl-
Or art thou from without, living thing,
That feels an answering thrill for pleasures thOr
dost bring
I'm not contcntto call thee joy but soul
Is the full name give; and when this light
Is taken from its !an,ern,-thc control
OF this dark casket from the diamond bright,
Shall | not be what thou art nova bliss
Arapture--a sweet thought say, is not spirit this
lone.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20

A ruuE roIT.--'rhe author Of the following
stanzas, which are published as original in a re.
cent number of the Madison wv. T.) Express
rank upon the very highest specimens of Amcri.
can poetry. In fact, there is not a poet living,
ctht in this country or in Great Britain, who can
surpass them in many of the most important cs-
sentials of true poetry. There is pcrvading them
throughout the gold without the glare-the in
tcnscncss of deep feeling without egotism--the
graccfuness of imagery and truth of expression
which characterize the very purcst gems of poesy
We have never seen the lines before, and, for the
honor of the correspondent of the Express, we
hope they are original. Their extreme beauty
alone makes us doubt. The author, whoever he
or she is, should not--cannot remain unknown
With such powers as this little morceau gives us
glances Of the author may well attempt high
and noble flight.--!S. Louis Penndnt.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20
From Graham's Magazine for July.
The Mistaken Choice,
Or, Three Years of Married Life.
EMMA C.E MBURr.

$50 you are really going to be married,
Charles :"
"Yes. uncle; and hope you will
agree with me in thinking that have
made a very prudent choice"
"rhat remains TO be seen yet" said
Mr.. Waterton. "ln the first place who
is the lady :"
"Miss Laura Tarleton."
81 know her name we'll enough, for
you have scarcely uttered any other these
six weeks" was the crusty reply; "bu
want to know something of her family
"ller father was southern merchant
and died four or five years since, leaving
only two daughters to inherit his large
estate; one Of these two daughters mar
ricd about two years since, and is now ii