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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22

The ship Panama arrived at New York oh
Friday, from Macao, whence she sailed on
the 9Th of January. The Panama aud the
X osciusko, All English ship, bound for Lon
don, were allowed To sail by special Porinls'
sion of the Commander 10 Chief OF the
Naval Forces and the Chief Superintendent
not outstanding the blockade. This gave
great dissatisfaction to tho foreign nsr-
chnnls, who demonstrated against it rs an
net "f favorilisin. The Commodore replied
tIia, he was pledged 10 the Chinese Govern
nent to allow tho ships 10 20 out, aud that
lie could not forfeit his word.
! The news, although three weeks later, Is
of liitle Importance.
Negotiations were still pending between
the Eng lish md Chinese authorities, and
matters rcmnined pretty much US they were
at our last advi;cs.
The object of the Chinese seems 10 be
merely To gam time aud put off u resort 10
hosiilliies as long as possible.
The Panama brought worry heavy cargo
Of Teas.
Extract ofa letter from Merchant at Macao,
under date AN January, le4l.
Everything in the way Of negotiations has
been conducted with So much secrecy, that
we have nothing on which to found an opin'
ion in regard TO the future. ] have had seve-
raj interviews with Capt. Elliot aud the
commando in-chicf Of the fleet, and both
seem tar irom snnguine of satisfactory al.
justncn,, without TN appeal TO urms. Twelve
men OF war and four steamers, lay just onl
Of gun-sbo Of the Bogue, all cleared for
action, and il is certain that hostllties have
been on the ve;y eve Of commencing.
For m.re than month the Chinese have
heen making great preparations for defence
The Notifications at the Bogue have been
much increased, and the garrison strength
ened. Many large junks laden will! stone,
urc placed al the nurrowcst part OF the river
ready 10 block up the channel, and every
thing looks us if the crisis was close al
hand.
\ No American or other ships ore now NJ
Whampoa.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22

INTELLIoyYoE FROM WASHINGTON
The President has taken possession Of
The Executive mansion, and his first Cabi.
net council WAS held there, on the 18th.
The session continued more than two
hours, and although the subjects under
discussion have not been made public,
It is presumed that they related to our
affairs with England.
The Secretary 81 the Navy has re-
turned to Washington.
The Attorney General has gone to
Kentucky for the purpose Of bringing
on his family.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21
TERMS CASH,

T the Stand in No. IA, II. p. OSBORN *
"A BROTHER always hand well selected assortment Of
Cloths Cassnercs aud Veng which the above terms her VIII
Punaoou> and Vests which must eF
think call Their work shall be done by the best OF
wekInca and they do intend he whit behind the best IN
departments making and cutting being attended 20 by
them personally they certain of giving satisfaction to those o
They will make Goats from s. TO Sl4 of blue blue
black, and all fancy coored Co, and super hnc Dress and
F,oc Coa So $24 from the best OF wce dyed SaXony
mpor blue blue black olives and invisible and all the other
shades OF West England Cloths which selected with
particular q selling cash.
Vests, from 81 to s.
Cutyg will be attended personally by Of the firm who will
devote especial @ its being done we'll
IL. p OSBORN * BROTHER, Bcwce, Pitt and Wlliet- at
Glnnd-.i. junction oil Eat broadway.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21
LONDON MONEY mARKEr-a.y Is,

Since the Of tn week the prices Of stock have
ranged follow
cen-ols sioaey ueuated bsen 60 Con.o for
count between % CO. Reduced Three andaaH per cent
betu-cn 81 VI the Threeaod aaf per cent? between
% ard 9s Reduced Hall cent? bei~ cen &c
and s., Bill ~. and los PREM India Boads he
tween . 10 Stock tet~eea 5 and o Sad Bank
Stock between III SID i6a -
o. saturday, go s and for time % to aai The
market lett steadily. E1chequer Bib @ 20 a. prem Ia
a Bonds prem India Stock ~ AID The Reduced Ihfce-
aud-a- Half per Cca,S. 81.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21
CshniIc ANas SEE.

IN the building known a. the COLUMBIAN HALL. 2tlI
E Grand Inv mos, spacious wholesale and retail SAILS
LOOM the United States tho largest and best selected
ri Ladies Misses and Chidren's SHOES exclusively all
varieties Of pattern width color, shape and material
called for, manufacture. We would inform tose
ladies who have formerly been compelled 10 Broadway and else
where they under the OF dong oEsor aud
them and uIu eight SHILLING
pair and h. better served without the delays daPponr
men atlcaGns beng measured
would that having from SEQ persons
o and been Cor unmcr of the eest
that work well known approved Of aud sought
market where good work sold The citizens of New
York. BROOKLYN Wnsureh and the surrounding country
sIccttuy call for themselves Nhccsiis
and dealer, and trade viii hnd TO their nd
call before purchasing only qu:y and quatty
but prices shall make II a mducement.
al0 Bin SMITH, BRISTOL & HALL.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21

Tributaries 10 tie Scat s curious notice Tho
distance which streams zeander they lost
IN the Ocean vaye. In Chau'aGg7 County in New-Yor,
fpnd lake the northern extremity Of which, only eight
m d-ant from lake Ere and We, ernpties IL waters
mo the Atlantic, By the C0Dewengo, Allegheny Ohio ana
Mississippi rivers.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21
4 MERECaN TASTES AGaENsT FOREIGN

IEEEECaN TASTE Against FOREIGN
"A HUMBUG.-FOlWEI.L * BRENOORI, Merchant TaIlor>,
o. Futon-streot between William and Godstreet take the
oseat opportunity their and the public,
they received supply Of West of England and French
Cloth Also large selection OF usc red doe skin Cas-nercs
Twesdc Ganbroe.s, Drills &c. sc. Also, n.c variety
OF Nec, superior quality and patterns TO any they have ever
offered, all selected from the latest importations.
They understood that their business conducted
cusvey Cash pracis and that they do 10 take
fifteen per wall be
prices lass than those that make such preten-ns
compelled make the dis
count: any body with that only
ha, o the pubic, which key feel above using.
couole of first rate pantaoon makers wanted milo I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21
HATS. HATS:


E c. WATSON respectfully reminds his md the
esq pablo generally that he has full supply Of Fashionable
Has, Of the Dpray pattern, well other models to suit
and the old established prices Silk $50 Mole
So Nur sO and Beaver, Se which - per cheaper
fgay bought elsewhere The regular Increase
M OF FOR the Hast three bears ample testimony
o their quality and durability.
WATSON, $50 Chatham-st. and iGe BoNcry.
n. I}Ao, the assortment Of CAPS OF
description TO be found in the City at prices correspondence
Wholesale dealers particularly invited TO look at has Stock Of
and Caps bile purchasing, and he them that every
article tly previous delivery
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21
TO GENTLEMEN OR T'ISTE:

4 Nd FASiIi0N-MAGNR. TAILOR, I1G WuLIAM-STEEET,
a respectfully the gentlemen % Nfier that ne l.
permanently En.elf iat
had years experience French Metropolis ans
devonc his personal attention s work he viii be able 10 make
FAsHioSARLE cheap for cash invariably and =
perfect be procured the Couairy Thankful for past favor
he sojci,s n cout,,ance of patronage ar BIN
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21
:. 60, l-Lr.a,r CAVasAElNE csNHT 3,
; of.D xavARr.IsEaED SCOT & NiaOR

SS SiOSH-N&lkER { fREW respectfully ihftn II ii',f
ruhc keep the Nell Aao1h 'tind No
- Cauali-o- they have hanI Arse Sn slcn'i
tshicnao Hoois und Shoes II this .>-cricht VIII =
ouna hen Roots, $40, $50, 81 per pa. A-- fouths
Roofs 81 Sl per sa Also Mise snd Ch5der'
Buk.s-, TO- aa Shprc N and fhn sgd cscaPes
Caui-slccL ac Ian
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21
Vel. /. 40. IS.

instance ef the complainant ..fo did Nc, m . .,.. ~:
W was hen discharged 4ad the case dismissed
&c y -Hf. |'Ee-a!eSanGcr g. Coke, who was several
Ho-t@ SINCE convicted OF obtainiSg property pr- - ~
e:ces. who absened himself before the vcr,. s - : ~
inferred to avoid receiving sentence ares,e} IN
'aa an w ecncscav ana taken before the Records c
ognSe OF Nj Coke IN requesting kim accoupany the %
llck 10 tRls city rather than await the ,edions
elu'sitIon winch ne consented do and accortncl IA
yesterday me case was brought before the Court 81 Sessions
M cy ana on motion OF the Diric, Attorney the pr;s,e-
vas committed to prison to avail, his sentence
Police OFFIcE.-Stcalisg BooiS-On "Wednesday pi,t,
NJ Isaac Dtpot of No IS Chryste street, heard Some
sons IN an ADJOINING yard converse N low OF and
heard the rans of leather which induced him 20 round by
"a a!Ieyway and what caused He ;hcrc found wv,
boys with pair OF boots evidently stolen He seized one OF
the boys named Theodore Lowenc and lodged him in the
vas found IN an adjoining yard aud yesterday morning boy
LeeRe brought before the Police where M Enoch Dean
No 1901 Boey appeared made affidavit that he had been
rcDoed OF l. par OF boots OF wkch those pair in the Office
formed part and the boy then committed 10 prison
Whipping dnd Siebbiag-A woman named N,-,bs Corr,
we'll o No 59i hcnroestree gave girl named Mary Hart
oil NO 81 anut street severe heating with coie whip
when Mary gave Martha stab the side with some
sharp instrument Officers Hartman and King arc,ed The ,,;-
and brought them the Police Office and they were both az
,ross complaints sent 10 prison answer.
CoRoSSKs oFFIcE.-Thc Coroner yesterday held an In
lnes al his office IN the Halls OF Justice the BODY of William,
Arents native of this ci aged years The deceased WAC
Greatly addicted 20 ineuperancc much so thar his ;f,
and family considerable time since were cor.neef IN en,
rate themselves iroSl i his beng almost con;in
nal OF inOXicaton. On Wednesday evening he wont inn,
ceopers shop No 80 Hcser street and laid down IN sse
havings where he continued all night and was fou.a ere
dead yesterday morning. Vertiict-Died of ucmperance
Also on the body of an unknown infant found IN a box in
ard adjacent 10 the 6urying ground OF ST. JNhn Church Dr.
Creveling executed body and
decided that II had been stlborn Verdict accordingly
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21

Coon AND BAD Nxws.-Bld news weakens the actono
the heart Expresses the IuHss destroys the appetite stops
digestion and partially suspend. all the functions Of tho
An of shame ushes the face fnr banches;
NV luminate. it, AID an instant thrill eecire' million
Of nerves Surprise spurs the pulse to go9P. DelFnn
inf1.e- great energy. Yoon conmn'd aud hundreds ="
muscles spring 20 execute Powerful emotion 7tte NILS tia
ady stroze chic Diagoas, sophoclcs died Of joy
The new e. ., e6 ae f. hi Ss ai Philip "
Ne net monkey robed pontifcals ard occupying the
c,r Of state Muley MuIock carried upon tho field of
[ IN the Inst stages Of incura5e upon seeing
his army gc way he rned - paHcstricken troops, rolled
hack the tide of onue shouted victory and died The dosr
serer of Congress expired hearing of the surrender of
CORVALLIS Emnen. public speakers have often died in the
midst of ipasoned burst Of coqGence when tho
deep produced had suddenly subsidized La
rave the young Partisan died when he heard that the
cal prize for which he had competed adudged to
otlrr. Hin NewYors appreheuded for theft, and
taken before police, though in perfect health mental
ony forced the Blood from his no-s and he carried
out AID died
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21
cn.nrrrIxs: MISREPRESENTATION.

opcol The
able Tailoring Establishment offers hs Friends AVID tha Pub
he very superior Of Spring Goods Of Die latest le
which fit and fashion of al ws will favor
INN y ,,h their patronage. ROBERT 4. BOSTON
c Department Mr. Charles Bouoz
formerly firm Of Gray Bouon. good assortment OF ready
nnie ClolAnc nlNays hand a263n
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21

FISTAEsEHags1EEN'E for Garments of quality
IL dy radc Broadway, American Hotel The al! be
OF
emergency NAV require articles. WM.T JENNINGS,
a. Late I.yndc & Jennings
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21

BEING Quite holiday city, very little business done
q npy ariicit>
market Cotton per declDe daring tie week on mid AMI ~
f.! The srscS the 2l 1 bales asains z
Al ,- NE last yer. Thee having taken pacsltoa tas
,c1r llg5S1 bats and by y eco aGos Up 10 May ls4
the respective qG4nti - $50 and u GO tot
-dro since suittey s has be0 demand oe
po<t,lon has inquiry for home consumption.
ocds dull of ttcies of Dry ie go OF bat
S4cSlY
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21
LIvERno0L CORN ExcHANGE.

Since the 18Th April h,ve e1pcc'eGeed aboai
blacseaus Sea,e WHICH threatened D. Of sen
urs Mt, but beng O. by rain ann
Temperature. .Ueh fear removed, and continue
,poa vhoi favorable pronect foc oar are hlv.
The Gam Flo dIrDg tie above pec0G IN
: dull declining price for fso Whea, and F'ar
The duty OF - 81 per quter Wasa w been PAID Iefe
but that Flour hse eu paid only tos ]'-epohs
shei The most Liable nHneiis tciv -
The nominal sf tAc b,t sies Eour % ' - &
per barrel po-itio speculate TIE article IN
9s ~ NcE-Ot!eais hfaaes Aie "
cred ct es per sarrc
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21
ALFRED SfEETs1,
MERCHANT TAILOR. 1876 Ft-Lr0N-STRRET,

baenE a[Akf4Otf. IJO ttFf-i, ma
va hand web selected assortment OF Cloths Camcc5 and
vosting suited which ne offer make up or the
pabc generally the very best extremely low for
l,a.L deEcrv. a9EIy
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21
rEsF: MIG NHENDGNY.

81 HURRAn FoE 1lit- BIG WINDOW Ofchalsam square
8 No G7I one ba,oN Moi-s,rce Vhee Olp BG-S
~ RICHARDS fitted crgaR, store fad vita the
mt g. Shoes. the and pleudd g'es 'front.' plan
q, who admire h preference the barn vii
,y find Ia LADIES' please leok tis, and call the
,l..,oo,, ~, ~ all ,lSo I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21
CEdEAs AND GOOD.

eipcn call also. fsli I'm
+. M esdEAP AND GOOD.
s ALL Boots aud hoce OF the best quasy
-S~s civ will piesc call a; the CLINTON BOOT AND SHOE
MARKET No northeast Of Hnos-strcet.
where can he thing IN '5e Boot aud SSc lre
,,. ,h,u eycr Gators, GuSins, Walking
bo and Sins al this establishment Of all coiors ard knd, suitable
m ns mud nuucr wear cheap cSsap~i apd good
80 h,.t C.untry seeu cal and
sock OF goods Def purchasing elsewhere
R-pon FORGET number .t Caaastrcet srtn
ens, corncr oi taGsoDstrc ~ NNoA X ~ mli I'm
"a Y,zgC sREaT CAT2sAEsNE esO6T &
SiSuoE MARKET. - CshlrIne re-t corner "f lioarc.
81 SCI{5NER co. mo N The OF New fort
~ surrounding coaay taai hey have opened
the ab.ys store. Eoots ana Shoes
Eno.g "a to ,Appiy half the Nation
The Cassprs, Rei il al! Creation
l, ysu caa In splendid ASSORTMENT OF black and
eoIored uu pe Cloth tusk- Morocco Fre"e S"s sE' sh
o ts al -;rds ire price usually asked Vf the
-luie .riclr,. -,
,t- Hois zoe, Pumps, o:ehor wih q"aAtty OF
r,,, Nr aa On dfen Boct- an! Shoes, all "tech NH be
I'D e. a- tic articles sold sc:'sc Como o"e
come Al AID c>s,uIac for yoHfscl'r-
i m reco: t his 3 cathane, OF Moaroe-
below o! Siors and HnA' @'+f 10 uH
;arcc DR.. Gooos .,,
NB-Couat merchants cers ,ho ;ra4o ~so ~sh to by
tohesp or car vcll call before they Furc.c e'e
where M -.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21
VAt;PETENesn.
ITAwDWaIsE. tG,l.NssY. MECHANICS TOOLS,

TIAWDVYh ARE, { y LNEsN, MECHANICS TUOI-e,
Ii 2cThe ,be rir a,ug gust received ny tc last packets
fu Liverpool large do' 10 h, former stock OF Cutlery iia'u
fools keeper. builders aua otets IL
good, Inc above e cal II rs I'D stor \" No
street, aud that the Griy and
great ms ar;ci and the i Of ~ VIII he sa
sicut who cal with their orders
Coaatry invited call, and respectfully IN
formed above ot beng Imported expressly Ter rcaing
ID ,sdc than thuc imported
he the wholesale dealers, u be lj good better
THAI can he obtained o,he establishment city
mi7,f JOSEPH WEEP
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21

~ NEvT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
5 OLD Ross RICHARDS has Jus oiSued t"o Of the most
~ splea5Ii Boot aud Shoe the Cyone 90 Green
s wch corner sprpc. 23i Canae;res all
goods quality and cheapest the Uulted Stote~ All who
genuine creates, bargains heard Of will give
h, old cAe2 cali j.vIll. nj
eseOO BOOTS. LATEST FRENCH sTTLE I.
81 GENTLEMEN ~ want of good a"d fashionable Boot.
tNi cla Iii FuOnstv~e where they Will End
the following reduced prices
- Dress Boots, 81 4. So
from - TO S-z5
elf Boots from s. TO $500
Shoes siyrcrs &c, proporu9nubly low.
respectfully informs The pubic that me Boots
very beet muteri-i and craftsmanship the 'a'e,t Fench
uc style received few dozen CliskS vi
and beautiful Those wto have been tsnSbet by
their the sides and who wh 10 have made that
IN no, 90 90 particularly call an leave he
orders !OiiN IL WAlhlNSi tl+ f"'on street.
,nl5 Inns Ss->su-treel
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21

CopRr or CoNaoS PLEAs-Caendar fos this day. May
2-Part lstNos A. go l05 1917 o9 49, u.s. 1T, l9 lel
1913, 1875. l27, 1919.
Part 2I-imeets at 10 o'clock Nos. 1876 1870 1872 1884, 1856
1885, no. l4 46 s so l52 1874 1888 100 1872 lG4 l66
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21
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49, Mai Subscribers, sfper nnonn in advance
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21
PRICE ONE CENT.
TIE NEW.YORE TRIBUNE

,ytu be published every morning Sundays eSeeP'e'
W." at No 20 Ann-strcet, Ne"-York
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21

NEW SH'EsENsS eSOSDS. 4,
youN r PUDNEY No iGl BroadSay co,neT "raaI-
a. lust opened offers for sale the following a's'n'c o' "
fair prices
PLAZA striped do ~
Black Blue black, PLAN sad Figured silks
French English aud Awerican Prints
Printed Lawns and Mus.lis.
SILK Shawls and Scars -. ,-.,.i,
HandsercheS Hosiery. Gloves. &ei &C. &c. a. m
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21
LONDON COMMERCIAL RErOsT.

SATurpAY EYrNiSc, Nay it
o,otn holiday Ia u city there was very e busie.r done
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02
VOL. 2 NO. ss WHOLE NO. IS.

ror, reflected distinctly aud minuteIy the ses-
Gel shat stood mOIionlesB upon ils bosom. In
decd The azure vault Of heaven, the solitary
bifd'o0the wing, and every object above the
waters, we're as clearly seen in the waveless
deep. as above its surface. M
But the ocean appears most beautiful when
seen on ofimoontghi night Lstihs even
ing be calm, and the sky uHcIouded; and let
the moon, ''regent Of the silent night" ride Il
her ''Gull noon" and she'd a Aescy robe ofliRhs
upon the trembling sea, curlsd up into playful
rPples by the light and gentle breezes that just
kiss its surface; and let there be indislinctIy
seen in the distsnce light skiff, cutting ils
liquid way, and faulty hsard the regular dash
Of oars, accompanied by the boaisnan'a Wild
song, flung upon ihs passing breeze, md you
have scene that mighteuchant q Byron, or q
Lamartine.
Pho ocean was made By tho mighty God.
His hand formed ita cavsrns, and gift il around
with barriers ofsaDd; and il wss be who said
10 iis thoUgh;leds blllows.
"Hithe:to shalt thon come, and no EaSlher."
But 'tis midnight; and
The oceans wave S cleaning now
With streams OF otphosphoresceni light.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02
BY KITCHENER & MATHEWS.
POETRY.
rKE DYING BOY.

"Mothsr, I'm dying now! '>es
There's deep suhocaton in my breast # t'.e
As if some heavy hand my bosom Pressd '.sf
And on my brow
feel the cold sweat stand:
NV lips grow dry, and tremuous, and my breath,
Comes ftebly up, OIL tell me, is this DEATH
Mother, your hAnd
Here lay it my wrist,
Aud place the other thus beneath my head, 70.
Aud say, sweet mother, say when am dead
Shall Ibe missedl
Never beside your knee, p.
Shall kneel down again at night to pray,
Nor with the morning wake and sing the lay
You tuuSht ms.
~ -ry Oh, atihs time of prayer, ;.s-,ss O., ...
When yon look round and SEQ vacant seat .-.-
You will not wal; then for my coming feet
sa}s You'll miss me there" st1
' rs "Falher, I'm going homel ~
To the good home you spake Of the bleSt land
Whers i, is one bright summer always, and
Storms do not come.
must be happy then, ,.,s -.
That sickness never enters there, and we
Shall meet againl -,....8s
"'' "Broiher--the little spot rir
] used to call my garden, whore long hours
We've staid to watch the budding thinsS and flow
ers, 'a' S.3 @5-+ .r r'-etrr
- Forget II notl @.. >rrr5
-- Plant there some box or pine, ..,.
Something that lives in winter, and will be ,
A verdant offering 10 my memory, . -.,.,..t
@a 900 And call it miner H. s-,.-..E
~ %7 "Sister--,ny young rose tree ae"
That all the spring has been my pleasant care, = ~
Just putting forth its leaves SO green and fair.
give 10 thee. +H
.Ss And when its roses bloom, 5e,qs
Ishall he gone away, my short life done;
Bot will younot bestow single one .9s.
aSq Upon my tomb1" ,s sssr-.. ssa j
'Ncwf mother sing tho tune , "
You sung last night; Pm weary and must sleep
Who was il called my uamel Nay do not weep,
You'll all come soonl"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02

SIMPLE REMEDY. "A Quaker was once advising
drunkard to leavso his runous habit ofdrinkng n~
toxcating liquors, ~ 4' s't 49,
Can YOU tell me how to do IN said the slave Of his ap
petite. S
Quaker--It just as easy asst islo open thy hand
Dfunkard Convince me afthat and promise you
upon my honor. thatI will doasyou tellme.-' sH
Quaker.-Well, friend, whenever thou 6ndest any
vessel Of Intoxicating liquor in thy hand open tho hand
thai contains II, beforeit reaches thy mouth, andh
wilt never be drunk again. &ses3H s@ +
The topper was 30 pleased with this plain advice, that
he followed 1t, and was topper no more. y af>
Many thousand dollars have been paid for ioconvs-
nient and painful Prescriptions which were worth far
less than this Wepublshit for the benefit of those
who may be afflicted with the disease it is intended
ror.-Youth's Cabinet
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02

DWhat can children know Of death9 Their tears
over graves dry sooner than the dews. 1t s meian.
choy to compare the depth, the endurance, the far~
sighted anxious. prayer love ofa parent with the in-
eansiderate a and evansscent affection ofthe infant
whoss eyes, the hueS Of the butterfly yet dazzle with
delight. @f
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02

In recent familiar chat between Madam Aimz and
the celebrated Dr. Humm the lady took occasion to rO-
matk that ths men Of the present age il for any one
thing above another are celebrated for wearing false
heartsY nYss, Dydear madam" spithily reionsd the
doctor 7tand the ladies' for. false SoscgssP Madam
Aimz screeched. SIS ss 7e .st,5 e AZ anset.rs5sg'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02

uItisa bad heart in which the comIanionshp Of
childhood produces no kind feelings and he must be
truly wretched whom therinnocent and light hearted
ioyousness will not cheer. 3l ~. Ks .sj.ssi
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02

Nclhpg is more easy than todo mischief, nothin
IGNORE difficult than 10 suffer without compsining'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02

Whsr angry count ten before you Spelk, livery an
gy, one hundred
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02

"t,uc extreme iass hada anoihsr' as tho man said
when they hung him up BY The heels, r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02

from gloom 10 glofy. Z ssid the oldptsonori when
he was removed from dungeon to glory.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02

"It'sall,p with me, a the man said when his
lighted cigar fell into hekeg ofpowder he was sitting
on. Sss4SsAs
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02

"Why don. you gel pair Of easy boOisi"
Il gOtiheae easy snough,l am sure" said Marble,
u wonthem on the election" zs s
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02

DEAR MARHLEs LAsr. Dan was walking one Of
The streets of Buffalo, bettayos evident signs Of lanes
ness. when howa' accosted BY porsOn who enQuiied
what the matter was. ~. sss, aaSa Es
"oh. the, deuce take ii, I'm troubled 70 death with