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New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
cr,c,,cr.. s.cc,.c:.. $500 boxes

EsGct<c.-,
80 and superior CAUTION Fire Crackers geo do 13e,ior Gouns
10 do large Canton Rockets 0o do small adle Crack-
@ For sale in lots to 's' sAnc MosEs Exchange Place
, 50 ca es low-prced laequerci sni panea Fans Je~
pen.c s, SON, 45 Ol1lsio. street would respectfully
The public their saloon open every cay and eens
'o -ek sundays excepted where be had Ice Cream
5 ii kiads of Beverages suitable Io- the season.
New and Cheap erpc, ssareho".e No & " Ew low
M M m hand an cNtensv. Of superior three l mo-;
Soube super asd sSperfne ingram CarTeng o s accord
e with the times be sold from % 10 . per CEN ~ p.sel,
Dy other establishment III ;h' city, also patent
rug %o m'Ss at a[ gs'issy ~ayas.sa ali Cd per yard
5000 do extra heavy good. at at Is Is DO
3099O do superhae' 81 ,s ,s w.
2oOOo Brussels Enss %%nERsoN q DoBBs, 90 Bosery
NB-Tho,e who about furnishing the eo is
neI nersi, % bbied sS nt an! sent to any part o ne @
Brookya. 'liamSbugh, and & 'gis 90 i,o~rry jel6 cts
expense, lad.nade mp at short sy-- LDs-e- . ~
DR.. PETER P. STATS, formerly Of the cty
@ movcd to ths CITY aad opened Office at No iS
Een.y. corner of Clinton-Ft r,-
~ Sisr'ys Yis OF and n"e, Cards jy e Witt
fFY & MILLER, No liz fntnn.s,rect %
r Particular Noticc-rhoe persons hl'ng iaFhas e o.
poa 10 dispose Of vino are breaking up hoHe-keephg
AZ R sd ready sale portion all OF their goods ~ snung
s;r address calling upoi the subscriber, u S1s 20 on" y
NJ wooIs.Kccpin= aDd i'enn,ans !, ip-Mr Richard
SOP onnot l2 easy 10 hard lessons. His style OF
ns strictly Mercantile and be written quch a
ibopgh Ills 235 Boa rear the As'o ftouSe JeA4
NJ The Politicians s.esi-scr careful ana conpfeheh
& nncnd a, Returns dc important Elections IN the cYei
S, and Conn,ie, 5 ucld c9pilcd ana con
@ with several tables preceding Elections and other matters
~ rere to Politicians published at No 20 Aun II ion'
,s compact poke, manual Of GO pages pu, up in handsome pa
@ Price a5 cents copy for ST. Sl5 hund-ed-ash Adj
dress ~. He.-LIl .. y e'' '' ''' '
n Notice Observation-Disclosures. Al HittsAL
TAR-Triniy ouse LoAda. April 6, l5ll-lh' leHt-h"u,e
has been OF erection at "trtl
brp ow nearly completed Notice hereby gei that the s6t
e will be the first the creGin. ol the io
August next continued night from sunseto
Siaer are to observe house situated apon Euro
"a pon and that powerful xd light viii be exhibited ere' aAd
M harm An 80 feet hefc1nouts above Tie r
sf,hc by order, Jcl-Awl J. hEiShi-i' ''e1''"'H
No,ice-PETER NJ DON having opeHct La" Office N the
village Of Geneva Co. preparcd - rive prompt aha car
f aenoa debts which be sent 20 i Tor
1:laryie0:
A. Rroo lG George F. Cook 70 Mar E''@ aoe d'uga
,,r If The lnic Capt Gihert German.
Jane Is John X. Palmer 10 Mary Eliza Knapp
Die0
June Is John Fraser Of Phlaiepho in the 5-i year OF ms
age
Jarc Is Elizabeth of Mr.. George Pardo", ascd0l
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
TENDER CHINS.

TENDER CHINS.
NY GENTLEMAN instantly relieved from all pain during
a operation by applying his the METAL
Lie TABLET RAZOR SROP invented by g. Saunders which su
peee necessity and by which the an>ful can
smooth edge the eosd by any
possibility exhibit under experienced hand
which the art of has yet devised
giving opportunity ung his to his chin
with the certainty mend suit l. own hand
the purchaser viii be shown by bringing dli razor and
tryins the tablet before purchasing. -
Has antIy hand choice selection of PERU hERf RA
ZORs and all article, belonging el02wis-
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
MARINE LIST.


,z; Norton Mobile l5 ds, cot.os, &c. to Post Phillips
mp Shged - Of Bath 20 ds I'm Liverpool mddzeto order
spiP 1ho, sumner Bremen - IL, indzc 10 order
ship BradsAa Mroy, Liverpool 81 d ballast 20 D. Bow
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
COi,g'E:l., EiN AND XSNC KOOF1Nt'

CVPPE;ls, E3N AND XSNU KOVFINE.
'sNE undersigned "ou inform h friends and the public that he
Is prepared buildings with above materials at short
notice. Reference will be e the
first buildings country workmanship. Buildings
covered any part country Cutters Conces and Leaders Of
the madca repaired, a; the
Old Stand, No. 20i Canal street,
". II. SWEET.
ems subscriber will Bake sale
Tin Ware the AtRanor Cooking Stove the
only plsce they can had city. W. H. SWEET m22
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

I0zIN EE. DINs:1siN, formerly RANKS q DINGMANl
y of oeardW ou!t cali the OF the
spleadd rich Silks OF the latest styles
He has received
pieces do blue-black Gro De ARGUE, striped
l case -ieh Chene Silk, beautiful patterus
, do very sici igure! do alt cniors and styles
4 plain black and bue-t..ck do, i.on Is 10 s.
, DO plain mode coIors ,.i A.,
be,n,fi . ,so,,Tacr, - 50. JOHN II. DINGMAN,
jci7 No Ell Gfhnd-s- coz u 0---
I,AMHROONa AND sU,I57Es @TGFFs-'iea-e
VI call JOHN II. DNGaAN = and maze choee . i So
Also Cashmere Valencia 'aFse'i.. aao p
u-e3 Satin Ncags. N.R-Clotis t,s ~ nivc:V,T
Cords Dri- and p!aiu Liae: III , - M " ~ o,ch,,d
~ " iA--iiosis':' i " o''s' ~ Jel7
~ w 4 "a The subscriber JOHN H. DING
!" - -, - .h- 5rm Of Banks Drcni9r ha- Ja-t opened
I5 90. ,re,t Of Shawls weAnown establishment
Cri orncr Orchard where - si! no pes 20 Iece mat
sch the public extended to the hr ne i detc!
mned that nothiay ha be "4n;lns on r. pIi 10 - ~ M" H.
-. fs,roi!e-ei Ta.be:, Ner.ap \ e sr.at .aItt;
hTt'Ia' D." n", psrs.o cheap JOHN II. DIAGNAN
-NirD 10. aol Ciran.-'i. OF Orchard.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
Al CTION SALES.
H, =. DRAPER. Jr.
Store 81 IiAia-l-sfreei. CORR OF P.le-.

on SATURDAY Juue a. Room at II oeIn,k
100 C> and Basket, OF Superior Winc, Choice Rrasd,
hch Eriou E>tepR ac'c Cnsesu Margr,r
Grave @ Sauiern Masee NH dc Cete Aucat Fou,lnsaaS
Rensh Wees ct all Brands o,ce nc> hApaeur Superior
quality old Madeira, old Port Sherry Malaga all are Of
superior quality and warranted
Ao II erashR superior Old Cosnac Brary good article
warranted pure.
parA Hook superlati,e WINE worthy the
attention of gentlemen ios private
Terms, for approved endorsed ncts>
Catalogues sanit morning. OF sale.
On TTESDt1 June 10 o'clock, the Auction Room
Package SaclO0 packages English French aad American Dry
Goods comprising general assortment OF easonablc goods
Also packages DrAb Linen brings 10 Close IN inveice
Also : ca,es ~ styls Lawns, for city trade
Terms. for approved endorsed bis
Catalogues o morning of sale
a, Private Sale-2o .neh pon:ce, OF good quats.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
.aOalN STAATA
MAssssaALA's
TROY SHIRT DE P 0 T.

f this Establishment may the largest assortment OF
"A Shirts Bo-oms Coar> be found city, all of our
manufacture Troy which offer to dealers and the citizens
- below city The above goods have won too
hgh praise pulling It sufficient that
arc paron1c y all the principal dealers the city and the
generally approved throughout the country
for bcuc well made and for ohcapnc>s.
MAR$HAlL'S, % Chaliain->;. n. York.
NB-Nocr Southern Western. and Eastern Merchants who
are making purchases the wholesale dr. goods houses, will
do inquire manufacture sometimes the
case. that other kinds are kept by them. jelO I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

eomto twenty Of the and eiary cough
gradients, which he remedy nhe from ;he fact that
remedy fails another acesd for the Of coughs
colds hosenc othc Group whoop;ng cough &C
Country merchants and o;er wishing choice Confectionery
wholesale ID well call the undersigned before leaving
They will find prices to hnrmonize with
the cxgence Wcha:c boxes OF 30 lbs 20 b - Ib
30 lbs. 100 lb fIoase favor with call, and obiae
lelT J. PEASE * SON. - Di'I>ion-st
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

ANT a3D-Pl1ners ard Agricultural Nachez
~ and Port Gibson Fund BY
j.7 VAN vLECK BROTHERS ~ WaIl-.,
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

NATioNAa. ACADEMY OF DEsRGN-Thc Ex-
hoion OF me Academy NJ" close Saturday the lOth Of July
Snnsln Cen Stn-nuu "
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

5N9ssEySETa1 descriptions and sizes manufactured by
4 SAMUEL BUCkMtSFER They ba excee! for Quan-
y beauty by amy ew"rk manufacturer cnder in the city
For sale by L. EAILAGII. 90 Chatham Duane-st
" Mo handFireworks do not Improve by
jcletiyii>
T1gRE C.sArKElss AND SHKE WORNS.-A
larc stock of description sale the reasonable
terms by GASSNR YOUNG No. 3a Cathanrcet opposits
Chatham, The. N.u.i n22 tjy4
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

umoxoI.-Dr PETER P STATS formerly Of the city ty
Of Albany, has reino'.u o | :" =, ~ ~ m:sJ-lm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
FOVRFlH OES july FRRE-

I WORkS-NEN YORK LAB0RATORf-h.B BENNETT, sue
cessor Ashley qd Front doors South OF Fulton
The most extensive jran; Fireworks
offered place onary and Rockets,
gold silver Ram. Fam. Palm Trees. Pyramids Pcrs
Wan Crosses Octssou Tanccs, Ncrcc Mines Serpents
stars BencoIa Lights, Roman Candles large small
penis Wheels Grasshopper Port Fires Blue Lights
Wheels Tobons Line Pigeons forpedoes pulc Crackers Doa-
ble Headers Fire Crackers CASTOR Rockets, sc.
~ for CITY and County display military and pvats
parties can supplied liberal with the above
clcs WARRANTED having been selected with th
care from celebrated Chemists Europe cli tJy4
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

r view. of B,m;iGmS,, Eac.oric- ara oeSiSnI !3'
,rd Ersrayers and Business Cards cNccu'eo W --S
,".~ T. Miller No. ll2 Fuou-s,rec- ni'' i''
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
EAsTl.E PGtNr AND TEaE ELYslaN

- E1Ehos.-lhe delightful Pleasure Grounds HOboken
complete ORDER ha,in. been r,uc iuoyi
cpcG The sha, wcIss piri;ny s,
long banks Of the majestic Hudson offer
refreshing the hot and dusty payercn of the v
The heights Castle Point (Which siopen to the public com
rlaul ard beautiful prospect, embracing ;, ,,r A.
dotted islands and enlvened vessels .i,n, IN
bosom the with numerous ,e. and
the distant busy inhabitants while river sb;,sna
With sails beyond the towering pslades nr
enling altogether Lovely beyond description OF It's ua
uncqracd.
~ opened well shaded protected from the ravr
of tho by grove noble oaks may descend few
minutes Colorado where, moderate furnished n
e>hnet, the KIND and Suitable The ferry
coMr,sy rfttc wh sc and leave
clay arsi every erriagc heretofore
g. cents part the world perhaps rea,
be easily obtained aud trIiing expense. je2 2ms
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

families VINO iai,nfu! nna
~ worthy invited cal! f5G Rroadway
Servants the hes; Of References always
be haAmcricau English Irh pote>tan, coored male and
maic Terms, dollar for all the servants required
mon :. ". (iOODEkEY
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

Is AHTED-A situation Waiter b. ~ao held the
~ place Of Head Waiter at the ST Charles Ncwo!lean through
;h and only le rcent the climate
City reference re aire,-e; l. VI this Office viii be
pr ,1nptlr attended 20. ie3-f
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
ISItlEWOKH4. FIREWORKS. FIREwoRKsE

lNltfE.N DkHtN. FEKE sE DVStAN FIKbW UKkS.
L CHARLES w. vUITEE, il6 Chatham Orangs-
the oldest established Fre"oTk Manufacturer in The city
nounceS ,ubIc generally. that hi pret stock of Fireworks
tho largest and can lie sold lover prices than by
asy and enSer. Tho corss OF
Rockets OF all cnibc gold aad silver ran orange
crimson lc>samnr Sc. fan, line pigeons
port fires pal mre>, touhons hegon oetagon VERT
transle, candies. diamonds wh golden frss
gro> scrolls, Nce saS.hopfer blue lights snake
aud So>t of ote numerous to mention
The pubic aud skepic.. call and Also Ti-
Crackers Headers Chinese Rockets, TorPcioes and Pal
the prices Country merchants invited to
and the before purchasing elsewhere Goods
any part of the city expense Don't forge; The place
CHARLES W VU4TEE. ll6 Chatham,
in3.Im. cOrnrr OF OraRge.st.eet-
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

~ Particular Noticc.-Those persons t1'ng ilrhi'sF o
~ DESCRIPTION dispose Of "ho are breains up
a fsoy sne for any portion all Of their goods BY sandng
va Jde or calling upoa the subscriber ols % any ofon"
het aaa f;ol51w F. CoLT0N, l97 Cha'Iam square.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

saEAsFl ORCHARD Ges.A3-NoW 2ndmg, aud will be
through the Ool states Prisoa Dock superior
the Coal clean Lnmp Broken Egg ad Nn s@eS
81 the loves, Market price
Ao Gray Ash Iehgh Liverpool and Virginia Coal, constantly
order will be thakuly received punetua, attended to
&c e. ]. TERRELL.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
y. PAkhF.S. AucuoaeoE.
Bv 5s. sssENETy. Stor. u Chatl

THIS pAT. ocok az >sortaent and
anchor Esclfeeai Nacsc, Dry Goods; FaAey Articles &c
out-GsOr sales pznctaaly attended 10. n;2l-lm~
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
Die0

une Is John Fraser of Phaiepho IN nc ga year OF is
age
Janc Is Elizabeth wife of Mr. George Pariow, agcd6l
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

ETANTED-At the Nev-fork Intelligence Office. OF
W Grand and Eln.treet 30 male and female OF good
respectfully the ladies ard
city York well those who
opened the above office from which
supplied be nil City
Country The proprietor drou Of establishing office At which
justice may householder ard the hopes
patronage the airnc and punca7
*hcs his business. The of the ofc. 10
supply all the help family ny want for year VI" hc One
D-lllr arcrc rc.ncctl!lg sn..ce1. lr.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
PFASE'S COMPOUND IIOREEOTND CANDY

!
composed Of Of the most sat ana & ana eSnsn @ IN ~
u "nc racer e leac @ I b , % . Of '( cough
co"s norstlcsS ,ii.1''o ' ~ VI, 80 i ;
@G, 1"a, & 1II l , @ & IN ,Se boTe lcaJinr
,.sr @ Of ,bc oc Wa~ boxes Of 70 lb % b. y Ib.
50 lb. and 100 lb Please favor with call! and obge
,el7 J. PEASE K SON 45 Division.
- a. - -, ,.,;,, M. ,,,,,.,,, NJ, 49,, I -, -, -
aa. and ca.y w. sen ap inflated 10 such eeton that but
very eH ahnii4Hi1d can fot'e s paste pro9ch or @ from
genuine; genuine ha, put " 'Ee into
the de"'tSa yan'e., "nen @ ne o; iey . "' oe @ @ VIZ ] ,
and mclsone but the nabc in value are initiated in ap
10 use them how soon he finds out their utter
is with that mos, valuable Of all yeao, METAL
ItC TABLET RAZOR STROP sides of GEO. SAUNDERS LOB
iroaway ,ha, has TARGET the last twenty
five years.
Ivory handles with made Of tha costly Takei Morocco
embossed fall aad bea"Gy gilt Tor o.e Gentlemen ~ho %sh to
iu orans. together workmanship specimen of
nOCa> AND BUH'.DaNsi sTONE1Tne Subscriber
~ will deliver on boar OF vessels at he Prison DOCK DOCK stone
for II cents ton and Marble building tone for - od sF tom
iela i'm d. SEYMOUR, Agent.
Vlr51as - DOssK PRINTER,
l23 FrltOn-Streei.
(oyg moor EAST OF NASSAU
r, EspEcTr1Y informs his friend, and the public that he con-
for the printing Of Book Pamphlets Periodicals, Ney>papc
lars & Noe H R S @ e q E9a@sg ca,4 ] Gaesse a1 %a aa%
Shin Rcccn Comnerc and uw Blanks OF cycry variety Address
and Business Cards Posting Bil> sc. &c ics wv
- - ~ - +. ~ =, :, ~ - ,.l ,i, v,;on
I'D HONE on al me lnN., 1i'"o rSCe,.In h
f1 2 T aI W T~ ,rnt nr C,o,b t,,S.i,@r,, Veinrs Lnen.
Yiil Dii PM, Sc E. IoIN(i 4sl tirccns 5i-strcc,
ielo ow-
1Sn,,,n u;ps,es;Es p,II.TFT md I'll ,ZIER will exc
@ ~ ~ go AZ IL AM, ~, min" . oanrr amd Famc.
-, io, - -, nmi ~ yIc III 9C which =, al be ioue
& w ,I ,o., ,yI. Al,o M Kind. nj ba,nar, + ran.
no nom & @ - WV j Iiir",',;c. ~ M 5S f)mny-.t Cnua
I ,n ".'' ' ~ ~ ~ u31-ln
~ =. -.
C @ IN m aa py of ranee are nrtieG
-iv ny,c ~ nn,r the opnon,,y NOW offered the chnrea
yhi, combined with the superiority of the execution
bc-n wit in c!iV.
ING OFFICE. dosrs from Nan-a" mai I'm
- s-s... !, N>5s;, y, Apu -,gpssEt 2 Maiden Lac
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
t!lnryicG:

ARrooyn Juac G George F. Cook. Mr, E'zaosh dougA-
;e Of the laic Capt. Gilbert German
lane Is John X. Palmer, 10 Mary Eliza Knapp
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

No,ice-PETER DON having opened LA" Office N th
,s Of Geneva Ontario CO.. prepared prompt ard care
M entoa TO all which may bc him for aJue nie
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

JIAKDwasR AT COsT.-RosiNs0N - 30" .S cry cry
Spring and Priuce-s,re,s ne1aas lin. IN h
fine hi, business TO Housekeeping articles exclusively M
present stock =, cost only Persons n Nan' OIL ~
his line you'd DO ~c1 10 give him \ c'i'
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

iHTsis, the ociuai u'ire, ~ HLi>or oacasii-.
~ Chanbermad,. Na->e and Families
god hep requested ca taken the selection
- isf5
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

" Fire Cracier- soc"., "So0V oo % UoaT'
do larg. sze Canton Rockets loo do small adles Crac
sr For sale in lots to SUIT pu[e,astt: p,o
:, M . low nr;ced IacGuerc'i pan-caf Fans. cl1!H
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

{i iANTEE>-Re.pecta5!c families 40 dros, Of ob;aiu.s
Servant; that he d-pad upol zoGety industry
riety supplied English lri,h Sco'c
male I'd fsr1se Licensed Intelligence
References. el6
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
W 4 n T s

81 qarEir 'si the business 81 Book
country ahou 700 Nesi the
e satisfactory references Address e D. Office
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

nOCal AND ESG1lDaNeI STONE.-Ihe SHbtcribcr
~ board of vessels The Prison Dock Dock Stone
for cents per Marble Building Stone for b 6d
States Prison, count Pleasant, June 9. lci2
ei i'm d. l.. ST. fMOLk Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

IA numbar % Pu;etant Girls f7s Broadway
- basement Esuckeeper viii pIeae cl arl'. lc7 2i-
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

INFORMATION WANTED-If Mr. Anne jackson,
formerly the family Of N David Darling Of Newcas-
upon Tyne o. Britain died IN lS23> !, IN New-iork she
viii near Of something her nayana:e By applying 10 VIM l. kerr
II. redfori-st. New-York Jel5 lw'
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

- subscriber h- of full plated silver Door
Plates best q2aitl Of various sizs and pattern those III
n, Of the above article are aud examine these plates
Of the ,ub,cbcrs naks purchasing elsewhere r. Ro-
FgTS Silver Platter anl Manufacturer l3 BoNe ih
door ,hoyr Eroop1e casts side. Je.~
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

SSJal.i.EAHsssaiss;- Assessments. Assessments The
W Collector Village Williamsburg, will attend AZ
the Office C. S4Gn t0yHp l2l Fgton-st Nol lork
OH Tuesday FraIy until the 10th day July
when apou winch the Assessments paid will be re-
turned and sold without
paei June i6 lsn WILLIAM d. LOWERRE, Collector.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22
LINCOLN TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
THE ANCJENTS.

Ancient history, to the student Of nature, is
one of the most interesting studies. In investi-
eating the lives and characters of individuals and
natlons-the successive footsteps of time marked
indelbly on the annals of the past,--the mind
is conscious of an expansion, that other subjects
seldom produce, Sympathy is excited, anxiety
is called forth, the passions move, and all the
faculties of the soul develope themselves in rapid
succession.
But it is mistake TO suppose that all this in
tere.t is aroused all this research pursued owing
to the presentment of the merely stupendous and
vast, of antiquity. 1t is not uncommon to hear
remarked, how much the daring exploits of an
cient heroes, or the massive monuments of an
cient magnificence, how much the gorgeous
temples the bloody battles, the renown of chief
tains riding on to the conquest of the world,-
excite the mind and lure us to the study of those
times. But unless we are deceived, the spell
arises in part from different source 1t is men,
as they are in their private life, and surrounded
by domestic relation-it is intelect-it is
soul, that we love to study. We are pleas
ed to linger about the battle fields of Ma
rathon, Thermopoae, and Ilium but when
the strife is over, we love to retire tothe
homes of the brave, and trace the nvincble
love of liberty which led to the frs, the ardor
of men defending their homes and firesdes in
the second, and the excitement of wounded pride
and dishonored purity impelling to the last. We
delight to visit the Pyramids and Catacombs of
Egypt, the Mausoleum and tombs of Asia, and
the columns and temples of Europe. But we
love better to pry into the secret zeal of their
founders, and view in these the eternal monu-
ments OK their reverence and pety.
Secret motives excite curiosity as much as ex-
ternal actions. The feeling exclamation Of
Xerxes as he surveyed his army, fingers about the
soul, when his battles and exploits forgotten.
All the riches and splen dor of Crnsus, give way
to the interest of that scene, when, standing
amid the flame of his funeral pile, and remem-
bering the prophetic admonitions of the despised
philosopher he exclaimed with all the earnest
ness of a dying man-e'Solon Scion Scion -
1t is here we see the character of man,-man
he then was, fearless and ambitious, but rever-
entail and sympathetic. 1t is thus comparing the
past with the present, that we learn what have
been the real improvements made on the intellect
and the heart of man, and what can hope may
yet be affected 1t is in this view of the subject,
that we find the most renowned sages Of antiqui-
ty too weak to be idozed, and the humbest
character too good to be despised. G..
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

CompREssED WAISTS. days, it is the
fashion to look like hour glass, or huge in
sect, or any thing else cut in two, and bolstered
out at the head and feet. A fashion that grace
fully shows the figure is one thing fashion that
totally conceals it, may have its merits but vol
unfairly to accept pulled shoulders 10 lien ofgooC
ones, and pinch in at the ribs for body like
that of the Venus de Medici, is what woman
of taste should put up with who can avoid it
But fashion is naturally at variance with health
the more woman sacrifices of the one, the more
she looses of the other. Thick legs are the least
results of these little waists. Bad lungs, bad
livers, bad complexion, deaths, melancholy, and
worse than all, rickety and melancholy children,
are too often the undeniable consequences of the
tricks that fashion plays with the human body
By perverse spirit of justice, the children are
revenged on the parents, and help, when they
are grown up, to pervert those who have the
advantage of them.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

The following extract is taken from the Album
kept at Niagara Falls; Mr.. Waterton is the cele-
brated traveller in South America and the West
Indies &c. Waterton of Weston Hall, in the
County of York, England, arrived at the Falls OF
Niagara in July, 1924, and begs leave to pen down
the following dreadful accident =
He sprained his foot and hurt his toe
On the rough road near Buffalo.
1t quite distressed him TO staggar a
Long the sharp rocks of famed Niagara"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

RrronT A cockney, walking one morning in
the country, observed female standing at the
door of decent farm house. Thinking to show
his wit, he inquired, if the pigs were fed to
which she answered, ''you know best whether
you have eat your breakfast"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

neutrality-suspicious. Bastad, Esq. fellow Of
the New College, 1888, wrote the following cpl
gram on his three wives
Though marriage by some is reckoned curse,
Three wives did marry, for better or for worse;
The first for her person the next for her purse
The third for a warming pan, doctress and nurse
The above reminds US of clergyman whose
first wife was immensely rich, his second exquis-
itely beautiful, and his third whom he married in
his old age to nurse and comfort him in the de-
cline of life, proved to have most 'ungovernable
temper. He observed to one of his friends, that
he had had three wives, the world, the flesh, and
the devil.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

NEGATIVE QUALIFICATIONS. little man OBJ
served, he had two negative qualifications, which
were that he never lay long in bed, nor wanted a
great coat.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

TEAMING IN APRIL.
In yonler road, where mud is three feet deep,
The lab ring oxen drag their weary feet;
The crawling wheels shrek out with creahing!
dire,
And dirty drivers wallow through the mire
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

SWEATERS. 1t was the saying of great man
that common s~earers gare their souls 10 Satan
grdtiS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

'Mrs Grimes, lend me your tub''
Cant do it-all the hoops are of-it's full of
suds-besides, never had one-I washes in bar
rel