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New-York tribune., 1841-11-20

- ssOai Emir.-An exh bitiou of splendid Boats
will CONNIE tuesday,, ihs 10TH iEst. at thu boat build
= establishment of c. l.. INuEKSOLL, No. $50 Water
street and continue Oman during the week Merchants
Captains snd Of vessels and all gho feel iAie
rest in the improvement of the together with the pub
lie generally, respectfully invited attend In atdi'
lion to tre heats which excited much admir- At the
recent Fair of Inc American institute and fj- which Mr.
Tnrerso received the premium IN da thsre Will be a
number Of variou: sizes which for combination oflieht
aud trcag h. nn for The exquisite beauty AID excel
ience Of their moIas. will charngea comparison with
any boats have been manufacture ed IN any part
of the void. A. miss on 'rse. MIC 81
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q ES Z, -Es, = Z tes Is n q

.tIyEse GE cd u AUA q - %.
yrENIx,t zsAEGS e SELF Kos KIM
~ CHAIR-.c4l-is no. offered, much Improved
win rock OF itself VIII please even al lnians
yyi,l .lye perfec, e.se VIII co;sfort the aged
WIlluot get oct oforter. VIII prove family comfort
Is sot this sa5ic,at In sickness or IN nsaltii.
Rocs rock IN KiEs'- ehai. thsre's = ch3r2 IL H.
That SCOTS al. the cases Of suffering 1ulaa nity-
Tel Of the pizarEse .nsge Is Ia the u-e oi II,
Rocking 20 frseiy--of esss The reality.
The regulating seat Cha. s.Aes It Ia eject equal
=, ro ttrc sud separated consequently tse par
,h..sr Of Kings Sel.-R5c&ef bays the CHstptei a.
III as the easiest and best rocker IN the Market
NB-The rockers of this chair PTssert no esstrAct'on
ne.Ts M on M saad s following patsat Chairs all
,ar,e! no; to get cut Of order -...,-..,-.
1pFyOi.VISG CHAIRS, RECUVRENT CHAIRS,
pFCIfIBrNr REVOLVING CHAIRS. LIBRARY
CHAIRS WRITING CHAIRS, STUDY CHAIRS,
OFFICE CHAIRS, With great variety ell Eshe foT
esrsc.l ease and comfort All kinds Of saairs made to
TIs subscriber coaaes himself exclusively the
rnf.rt,i-e Of ci,5irs g. W. KING
Patsu, Chair Nsker, No. IA Broadzay,
oI3u NeE York, between Grand Broone St
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20

Ts,D THE pUBLEC.-L- & 81. BROWN ltl
Caatssni ST. are selling Ingram Carpets at IS 3D. -
y and f per yard u,
nine ,of ihem,eyes they Will st east - per c
ky plrchasir Of the subscribers
:. 3. All articles connected with the Carpet business
elipg 10 the proposuon Also remnants 81 VI
co qit.be for putting under Stoves s,llirg at prizes
-. ~, -rnss NJ. Jm
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& MILITARY PENSIONERS
in the United States, by the Census OF is4o'
(Compiled for The Trbune.l

IUIuI ~ "
The above statement shows the number of sur
,ivors and the resistance last year of Pensioners,
principally Soldiers of the Revolution. Of the
whole number, s 86G it will be observed were in
the Neac- England States, but many enumerated in
other States were emigrapts from New-England,
The number of Regulars furnished by each of
Tie old Thlrteen States to the Army Of the Revo-
luton, besides Mililia,) from l775 to 1888 in
slusye. was as follows
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20

CGEFEss DAM.
viii he received the Navy Agents Office, NevHork
until The 9Th day Of December, 1871, agreeaby the
following
SCHEDULE OF TIMBER.
3Gi Piles OF Yellow Pme Tmaer, l6 inches square, ave-
rage leagth Is feet, for mah Dam.
1874 Piles Of yellow Pine Timber, II inches square,
rage length 20 feet, fer main Dam.
Ass Piles How Pine Timber, IL inches square, ave
rage length g feet for lido Dams.
~ Piles Of Yeloe Pine Timber IL inches square.
rage length 81 feet for Sheet Pug.
Set of Waliua P.ccc., for Dam, Of White OAK,
foot square total lergth Isis Feet.
Sets OF Wning Pieces for side Dams, OF White Oak,
foo, 4 inches square Total length 1870 feet
- Cap T,mbers Of White Pine Is feet ong and 10
inches square.
H. i3l feet board measure of3 inch White Pine Plank
All tho above Timber for Plies bs Of good sound TEL
los or Hard Pine free from large knots and shakes, aud
suitable fr growing and driving Sheet FlEg. Two
OF the opposite ends OF each pile 10 be saved or hewed
straight and parallel, and third side To be sawed or
hcwei ..raish, anc square with the other two. The
fourt4ce be hcweh saved nearly parallel with the
opposite side deyatc mere than oac inch in
the width of the nile The dimensions be follows:
the FIRST named 36i Piles be of lengths varying from AZ
TO iS feet, aud sast IL feet; the thickness
the parallel edges 10 bs not less than ii Ror
greater than inches average about 49, and the width
not less than 10 iEchas.
The second lot (of 49, Plcs) vary length from 81
10 So aver2rRg les, rian 20 feet; the thickness
the parallel edges less then II thas IA achc,
and the width not less than IA inches.
The third lot (o i55 Plies vary lergth froa 70 to
49, averaging Re feet; he thickness the parallel edges
not less than more t@an 49, average Il inches;
aaG the width not less than II uches.
The fourth lot oi 725 Piles vary length from 80
s.. averaging ~ fest the thickness the parallel
edges to be less Than II - TO average
IL inches ana the width not less than Il inches
The String or Waiing Pieces for the main Dam 10 be
of 70 ad. ound. straight White Osk Timber hewed or
sawed, l. inches quarc and in lengA varying from -
80 feet.
The whole amount furni-hc; be SD lineal feet.
The Wsrg Pieces for tue sido Dams TO he ~ by
i7cne howed ed square Of good, sound straight
hite Oak Timber and IN lengths varying from - TO -
trtihe hole furnished 10 be LOU Iineal ct
Ene - Caps TO b. Of good QUAD Whiie Pms Iiaiae-
free ro -isac. 1uI Sn0ts. hestd saved straight
10 inches square a.d j. feet long.
The Plans to be Of Waite Pine, ouDd straight and
square edged fires from large snos igcaes IN thickness
and length, not less hsn - !eeiamount liiJi ieet,
board measure.
Al tue aheya Timber and Plank be delivered On ucs
wharf or ,harvcs viai- tce L. :. Navy Yard, ~ as
nav be .aatcj AID ,uhsc to the Inspection ana APP
proyaI OF .uc person be selected by Te Engineer
onc fourth Yellow ,rd Pine to he delivered be-
fore the 25n day I'll JanIary, Isl Gne-iourh before he
- n Of February nnd the haf before III. 2Otn
OF April I5i! ihc nlber for the and side ans
and Sheet filings be delivered in TIE following orde
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20

CHARACTERISTIC CORRESPONDENCE Dear
j: Send me a shilling. Yours, H. r. )
On second thoughts, make 1t tlro. Dear b; |
have but one shilling in the world. Yours, =.
p. S On second thoughts, want that for dinner.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20

FlRr--0n Tuesday night las; fire broke out
in Murph,s Stables at Harlem, by which the
building and adjoining dwelling house were de-
s,royed: also, the large omnibus " Hercules, "
which was in the stable at the time
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M. sSrn hmn, slouse. E.nrcIn, -st.

~ ssru ham, suouse, EsnrcsnS-zt. Miss
TRAVi.K and liRS. GOSS respectfully inform their
frsnds and the public that they have taken the well
knowa GRAHAM Iouss, hitherto Kept NY AR. r. Co.'s,
(whO re,res and having pat it in excellent condition
for the winter ere prepared accoramoiae fen
ssrn ,nent Boarders with Parors bedrooms one OF
Their Table Will be supplied with tie
best Vegetables, Fruits SC. that tie ag%cs Of or Cay
affords while who prefer quiet simple and natural
LIVING aud at;nosShere untaRed by the doors OF Aico
hol and Tobacco, will find here agreeable Home.
Transient Roarders, persons visiting the CITY &c
commodaed on reasonable OF Il
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SCHOOL $.
. 1isss AUGUSTA VINE.
D'Ookk xxx PING, and GENERAL. AC-

e =
D CoUNTANTSHlP-TRN JONES, Account
ant respectfully, that his classes Tor instruction
iRthi- department now ia operation eurng the day
and evening. at his rooms, l,3 Broadway
- i,y students instructed privately, when the
hours attendance be arranged suit the applicant
The mode Of instruction psrsusd by the ad.sr
that has enabled Inn during the lat years, quail
Iy hundreds Of clerks fo the practical duties OF
ihes pro!s and h. will cheeffuy the stranger
TO book-krepers WHOM he has taught, and Who have
kindly permitted sch reference The advertiser attends
the o. elected and complicated accounts
and III ali cises wl guarantee a correct adjustment
For sale. Jone,s Principles and Practice Of Book
Keeping cect'Inins thorough exposition Of ttr prin
cipiss debt ana cret, apple! all kiuds of bus
This work i recommended ia the hatterpg
b. OF the best practical accounsnts IN the
city. Price 81 ~ go In, M&S'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20
lst. The Tlmbe: for the Main Dana.
80, a. O.. =. :. sd. n ,m-

81 Sheo; P,lings.
Tie OAK !ng pisces 10 he deivere on ~ before the
fist Gay Of april and White Pine Tlabef and Plank
before the - h OF APRIL, iSl2.
The .ghi reserved receive lee- portion th,p an Of
fer may embrace and proposals will be- received fer say
paii thereof
NAVY AGENTS OfFIcE, New-York, Nov. sta. ISL.
MO jijsostD5
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20

tn 5;AisssAsEs. For
s sale exchange ~ tracts OF handsome Land, con-
@~ timing l35 acres each soil of Ii superior quality,
vstered fine streams and covered With fine TIMBER
4uc.i az white oak hickory beach, WALNUT, maple and
sycamore The soil adj pied g. wheat corn, oats,
cotton, tobacco and Irish potatoes. The above
Lands w be sold at reduced Pric's and on terms to
.yIt or ney will exchanged for almoat amy kind
merchandise Tor maps diagrams and particulars apply
10 SMITH s. TURNER 16 John street. up Stars. nj If
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splendid, Cheap md Appropriate
NEW-YEAR'S GIFT FOR CHILDREN.
VIII be psblis!ed ON the first day of Docember, the
TEN MsfkNDGENTs,

beautifully illustrated by twelve Engravlne' Wood by
BUTLER, and printed in colors, large sheet az by
IA inches of fine linen paper Price 25 cents. Orders
respectfully solicited by
nI0eo&7t REDFIEI.D Clinton Hal
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20

H. Dry Doclt, Brooklyn, New-Eork.-
PROPOSALS will be- receiveda a. the Navy Agent. Office
New-Yoyk until the 2O,h inst for The timber specified in
the Schedule below, for building
PILE WHARF.
The timber be delivered free Of all charges, at such
part of The Brooklyn Navy Yard shall be directed sub
cc TO the inspection and approval of such person may
be selected by the F., eineer.
SCHEDULE OF TIMBER.
81 White Oak bearing Pes-ayerage length 30 feet
- 10 inches square.
sc Fender Piles-average length SO feet-aeout IA in
cies square.
$ Tons Of White Pine timber for Caps-lC-n. squn'c
% Side Caps-l2 in. square.
IS snail Spruce ranging lumber for cover
iue Whnrf-9 nchca thick.
Tho Bearing Fiies he Of round White Oak timber, Of
sound su good quality and straight as can be procured
so as 20 he entirely suitable driving 10 he howed Ii
inches square for length not les than III feet from tho
cut to be at ras II inches diameter AZ the smaller
end and of e1. tia varying from 30 to ~ feet az follows
one rd pat be from 30 to 81 feet, one third from 81
10 81 sud the remaining th:d from b 10 - e. The
whole TO svorag, no; than So feet in length. No pile
20 admitted which Sleeps teviaics from straight
ress more forty and none 10 be received
which are curved in than direction. The p!es
to be delivered the Navy Yard properly hcwed Snd
ready 10 be sharpencd for driving subject TO Inspection
aud approval
TIE Feeder Piles To be of round White Oak timber Of
the same quality ard subj set the conditions with
regard "a sroghness TO be htwed inches sqnsrc for
length not than IL from la butt 10 be at la
IL inch ia daetc- a, the Fer end, and Of length
y.rying from ~ 3S feet, not less h'n &c.
TIE he VOL and properly hcwcd ind delivered - above
The = tors White Pine timber Tor CspSt oe Of good
sosnd qu7y, hewcd or awcd lG Inches thick and II to
Ii inches wide to DO .rsieh all four sides and ofthe
following lengths - icEs 81 feet, - sticks ~ eci u
sticks &c feet and II stick "a feet long
Ire 26 tons Of timber fr Side Car- 10 be OF the same
unav newed or SAVED y inchs square. straight on all
four sides ard Of length varying from - 10 SO feet Is
follows third De III length OF - feet, one ihird ~
uuc third 80 feet.
rh. sail for covering tn wharf TO he ofSrruee
or puc raasiag timber OF 'Ound an dtrabs fu'hE :
sawed o. hewcd straight three sizes - DC no; Is 'ha
IL ches average IL thickness estimated if"H me
unhewc side to the opposite face ana /. var iron" 10
IL lrchc. The widt De leo. rhas nches aAd ne
LEI 9Th % &c 10 -, ~, or 80 fo,.
Quo hall he delyereon .cfose Dccenbsr l'' Aad
tae rcnIsii 2 half en- or b f1ie January Isl. lsii.
Navy As,nis Office,
Ner- Yofk, Nov. 9TH. l,+l.
pIG,s0 RO8T = WETHoRE, Navy Aseat.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20

fYFTsgANaCS' TOOLS.-CHA e. T. pfEh
" $40 Greca ich It. between Spring AMI Caaai mas
me, received large additions his former stock and Sss
90 n, Ind genera as.or,msat Of Carpenter- Cabinet
N.1.- Cn.Ir sisker- and almost every dr'cr Pon ci
wood Worlcrs' Tools n the Yers loves; city prices
C.I'a,CHt% {. DYER Toal store. $40 Gfeenwlch.
sax.rc cut, rs-oothed framed ded aud set, as usual
nil ~.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20

J7oGRiLED BY W-sUaPAsshp BY
~ TONE-! 0 wholesale md re,, Grocers, Shippers
aad Con- try .icrchan The subscribers offer for sale at
The lowest possible prices for cash. in lots to suit pur-
chas>r=:
+ Parnlelee g. Sons Celebrated Lansiugbufsh Soap
and Candles warranted stand any climate and to
give entire sa,i. facuoa
900 boxe. prime No. Soap, at very low prices
l0.O 10 ptrent Mould Candles various
1000 90 Hydraph, pressed 30 do
1890 do Com mon mould co do
They also for sale almost every variety oil cou
ire produee including Beef PORK Lsrd, Hams, Butter,
Cheese Flour Tongues lots TO salt purchasers al
in., orces 20. a.h j. N. g. G. w ATWOOD,
az - IL FroNt-st
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20
ROLLED GERMAN SILVER

.s4ES G. MoFFEIT III Psiace-sueet rcar Wooster
u would particularly cal the attention CT HaEa'e Des
- .ui Manufacturer, lis superior attic. Of ie;lan "a
he Offers fer sale wholesale and retlil CT al thisk
.sse, and !. c,ani any e.;hS4 Feresl Q: 70
m,..tic for color sud snftu"ss
Gss&.P! CIsEAY, CzEAP! AZ AaISON
I A. JEEyIS'S Cheap Engraving and Printing Once.
v;;,;nq Card Plate sgra,ed aad fifty Cards for ory
=, IN an other Engraving half the usual price
Pie ss csii and examine specimens. Mo- 4S C0ur'isSa st.
carusr Greenwich.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20
DRY GOODS
l1UrEs: flTFEa, fIrEF.,

NUTS. 11IEEs, rJTEs1a. At Wat
w SUNS, lJi C1alhsm e. aud LOO BOwery-Thc sub
scriber rfrms the ladies Of NoS York AID vicinity
he has Low o. hand very rich ard elegant assortment
of Lynx sad other Fnr NUTS at prizes redaced ia -
per cent from aBF previous yca-. He earnestly sa5Its
call before purchasing aud assures those no favor hin
Il :i:sI not be dl=Epp- inted Fur sings Of ali
kaes. E-d Furs repaired al hort notice.
o25 I'm WATSON l5i Cac;hIm -. sni i69 Bo~ery.
STEsY F4A5.5. $50 os.-ALFEED SMITH,
:ieud aad iAe Puli- 10 cali and his stock OF
nc- Fall Cook consisting OF ClOhs, Cassime.es AID Fesi
ngs saed tle a trade. Gentlemen -syiug their or
i5.s may rely upon ner being fulfilled tho satis
factory manner FERNS motoTste-Casb csrry. - II
nNE EEsscE sFoIsE-Ceu;ien,en vi>hiag to
~ purchase good cheap Cio'hag -ouId do well 10 call
q: l3]: Chatham srosi ere they dnd garments At
TIE following p.ic.s
Cloth Coats - Sa; Cloth jackets 81 to s.; Sail
Ls;; Pants, ST., to $40; Cloth Pants 50 to si5o
o. 3m JACOB COOS WELL.
g-ssNAs' CAs22fET sYORE.-The subsc,i.
- Der oilers fer sale snd splendid of
5ly Brussels lue and srgcsfTe ,Iyra.l Cerpeting, Oil
ClotE, nuss Mats. Mating, viii all Otne. Article.
1-: wa Tie business cheaper na can be boGeh Al any
Cn. tprc Ia the -ty Persons ;so;= the country city
wishing purchase ai fad much heis advantage
c- before pare lsS -cg aere. at = CaEalsIse south
SIDE, nsar broadway. DANIEL 81. WILCOX. aua7 Stu
5fssstAP gs'.T'SsW 2.GTEE.NG.-The
X sub,crber ,t confines the uiaGuac aud sale OF
all aricle scasorahle Cotkaf lowest cash
prices Customers may be accommodated. both style
aad 4rice at short Garments in al!
ranted to 1t, Sat.fletion eivcE. E.E MILES.
nl7 'w' ~ Spring a., one door from Warrington.
DgGEs FRENCH WINDOW CORNICES-
IL Jlst wed, f." pairs Of speaeid French Win
dow Corrce- with Eoseitcs 10 match. Also of
SATIN Daea. Of various Color "hich. sith general
assortment Of phose5y i on hqnd and for sale by
MIC lr. g P ( J.GRNrACAP. - M,iieu Lane.
r--a
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20

r. the late Far of the Am-rcau lnsIute SILVER
u Modal was sw.rdSd to .o''sh Hayden Tor ne up
i1r American psns Ii i. nov cerccied that II ytens
Pen. are eqaa to and better than moss V hoe
iuDortst rhs price much le and Tao trade ma II
Advantageous 10 deal In thsa. Consumers also WIN hno
ill., oal,y eelal 10 their expectation; For sale to the
- a.. EDW. J. EMO. Flaft-st. nl7
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20
FOR Sale az EXCHANGES

III TGk SALE GK EXCEANGE-A
sia Country seat, 10 miles from the city, l-catcd in
uccns County, H. T. containing upwards of ~ acros OF
land. The buildings one double house, mo-
finish. with crates, marble NANTES, odiug doors,
vc extra kitchen; also, large barns, wagon house.
rage house, shop, granary poultry house and yard ice
hou.e with ali other necessary for large
family The fruit Of the best kind and IN every variety
.pplos, cherries, &c. in Bbund1ncs.
!. large amount Of the money may remain on bond and
mortgage; Brooklvn NewYork city property would
he taken IN exchange. Address L. Nj at this ohce'
% II
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20

II ear, s5och, = oostiym, New ork.-
Proposals iof Timber 70; huildIac the
CGEEEss DAM.
will he received . the Navy Agents Office, Nevyori
until The 9TH day Of December, 1871, agreeaby tAe
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20

DOAk D.-A gentleman apu his lady and sInel n
- dYidual csH have good board IN private family,
shere there are but few nosrder desirable si'ua,ion
Luke's Church. IS Hudson st. by calling imme
dateis. nbb'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20

D Private g.-GcntIeuou wishing per
naron; Board and RoOur aOcaton convenient TO tas
business part of the C will be accommodated at No 7S
Just Of Broad, way, where but few board
ers taken aud every exertion made TO render the
no me pleasant and comfortable The house IL entirely
dew and newly furnished throughout Terms, moderate
u .fa,ancss xch.nved. iy2 Il
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20

s)&AkDiNtS ne D.-rne subscriber
- having fitted up the large ami commodlous housea
the corner OF How. rd and Elm streets. only block
from Broadway, Nhe.e gentlemen have good board
aud pleasant rooms for 81 81 par week also gentlemen
and wives reasonable terms, by applying MOI
Howard street eut-an q IA Kim, ng In
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20

E1 = 9 Z i AN II AZ y Il ~ - = :,
/ MISSION WAREHOUSE, No. 81 Liberty street
Printing Lithogr aphc AID Coored Papers IN all eief
vae.iss ads TO order OF any quaty from common ne"
to the d=cs; BooE paper o1aIc IL me counFf uo 'OI
market prices from the very superior mills Me 'fs.
c. all W. Curtis, Boston, and w d. C1rtt' nehYn'.
and f,o ssyeraI other III having the be-
o: ,achnery All orders thankfully receiyed and prom
- ,rrt.d M G.1 rDNNARn CURTIS. AZ
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20

liA<k ED-A Tsa,aess To DO Ns,s ma Inn Is
w Appiy scoG AZ IS Buc..y-st u!9 g..
New-York tribune., 1841-11-20

~. To LET CssEAP-Tbe new modern built
three story brick house situate thc casery corner
ut The Seventh avenue thirteenth will be rented
cheap good tenunt II has recently hcen painted
gh0ut and been put good repair. Inquire OF
q. II. WINTER, 10 Wall st
nI5 q. (Ovor the Mechanics Bank)
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-05
NIAGARA,

GLOW dreadful is this placel" for God is herel
His name is craven on tn eternal rocks,
As with an iron pen and diamonds point;
While their unceasing floods his voice proclaim
Oft as the thunder shakes the distant hills.
If the forest.trees, which have grown old
In viewing all the wonders of this scene,
Do trembIe still. and cost to earth their leaves
Familiar as they arc with things sublime
Shall mol the limid stranger here unloose
His sandals, ere he treads on "holy ground,"
Aud bow in humble worship to Godi
For unto such as do approach with awe
This bright creation of III Immortal Nlnd,
aiethinks there comes, amid tie deafening roar
of,.nauy waters yet "a still, small voice.
Know that this God, this awful God is yOnrs!'
Yes, here have wrath and peace together met
Justice and Mercy sweetly have embraced;
For, Ger the terrors of the angry floods,
The bow Of promise and of beauty hangs:
When in the suubeams with its matchless hues,
Or as silver arch on evenings brow,
Saving Goods works are marvellous and great,
But ali! when understood, his name is Love,
Cedar Brook, Plain6eld, N ].
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-05
POETRY.
THE DEAD SOLDIER.

a ts The DEAD oObOiENs
Wreck ofu warrior pass'd awayl
Thou form without namel ....
Which thought and felt but yesterday,
And dreamt of future famel
s,rinI'd oflhy garments who shall guess
Thy rank, thy Lineage, and thy racel
Ifbaughty chiehain, holding sway,
Or lowlier, destn'd to obey.
The light of that 6x'd eye is set,
And all is moveess now,
But Passions traces linger yet.
And lower upon that brow;
Expression has not yet wax'd weak,
The lips seem cen in act to speak,
And cench'd the cold and lifeesS hand,
As ifn graspd the battle brandt
Though from that head, late towering high,
The waving plume is torn;
And low in dust that form doth lie,
Uphohour'd d and forlornl
Vet deaths dark shadow cannot hide, 49,
The sgayen character Of pride, 4
) that on the lip and brow reveal
The impress ofthe spirits seal,
Lives there a mother 10 deplore
The son she ne'er shall seel t.
Or maiden, on some distant shore,
To break her heart for thee!
Perchance to roam a maniac there,
Wi,hwild flower wrcaths to deck her hair,
And through the weary night TO wait
Thy footsteps at the lonely gate.
Long shall she lnger there. invain
The evening fire shall trim, s..
And gazing on the dark ming main, ...... .
Shall often call on him ..,.....
Who hears her not-who cannothear-
Oh deaf forever IS the ear
Thatonce IN listening rapture hung
Upon the music Of her tongue. ....
Long may she dream-to wake 10 vol
Neer may remembrance tell .
Its tale to bid her sorrows How,
And hope to sigh farewell, . ..
The heart, bereaving ofts stay,
Quenching the beam that cheers her way
Along the waste of life--'till she
Shalllay her down and sleep like theel
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-05

crowd into the brain at Niagara. And while the prince
Of Caaracts flows on, its terrific beauties will be still
the oN,tod but unapent theme of the spirit stirring
muse.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20

pr.;Ia,-s, ard would no doubt have been observ
cd -fTh equal good faith by The other three, under
ike circums,ances-as establishing barrier e.
gainst third term, as impossible as II /, weTo
embodied 10 tho constitution itself. But do not
consider IL respectful 20 the people, cor Otherwise
proper candidate, to solicit favor on pIeoge,
that If elected, he viii moi accept second nom
inzIion. II looks leo much like bargain tender
ed 10 other uspirants--y ield TO me nov; shali
soon lie out of your way:-too much Ike the III
terest that sometimes governs tho CaIoihais ID
the choice Of Pope, many voting Tor lhehso'ses
FIRST and If without success, finally tor me most
superanunted-in order that the election may
tho sooner come round again.-l am, how ever, III
favor of an amendment Of the institution. III
one Of the forms prescribed dec laTiag, that no
Citizen shall be eligible 10 n reelection 10 tho
Presidency, and also OF extonuaiion OF the
term to that of a scnator-a period Of Six years
Leading measures Of the late Extra Session
Of CoHgress-If had the honor Of n vote on the
occasion, il would have been given 10 favor Of
the second bill for creating a fiscal corporation
having long been under conviction that. IN peace
as in var, something efficient. IN the nature OF
Bank Of the United States, is not only Unnecessary
and proper" but Indispensable TO the successful
operations of tho Treasury, well as to many oil
the wants of our commerce and currency
Finally, | am asked-lf nominated as candi
date for tho Presidency, would you accept the
nomination? beg leave respectfully TO reply
YES; provided, that be not required TO renounce
any principle protested sbove--My principles
convictions.