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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24

ncatIon which my feeble language con-
not describe.-W With these sentiments
1 have ever been the advocate for re.
lief to the warworu soldier, and to the
widows and orphans Of those who suf-
fered or persisted in their country's de-
fence: and with the views which ]
have expressed upon this subject, /
gave all my feeble powers in favor Of
the abolition ofimprisonment for debt.
When am satisfied that the object Of
constitutional measure is good, lean
never abandon il on account Of diff
culties which present themselves in
making..it perfect in all its details. Sim
liar difficulties may be urged with equal
plausibility against free government;
against universal suffrage; against pop
ular elections; and indeed against all
our institutions. II is not good to be
impracticable. No man ought to put
himself up as a standard to which all
must come; however great he may be,
be will be disappointed in the end, and
perhaps his usefulness in some meas
ue lost. We should provide a uni
fofm system Of bankruptcy upon as lib
eril principles as justice will warrant;
and as experience shall show its imper-
feGions, we should give it such con-
sideration and amendment as will be
found equitable. / should expect its
provisions to be extended to all classes
of every profession, involuntary as
to merchants, and voluntary as to 9th
ers.
The law should embrace all cases
existing at the passage Of the law, as
welI'as all which mayIhappen in future.
Such are my views upon this subject.
! do not set up myself as a standard
for others; organized as am, / could
not act OF her wise without a violation
Of conscience and the obligation Of
solemn duty. For ! have no doubt
that if the system should be establish
ed, its beneficial effects would be felt
in every part of our country, and es-
pecially throughout our whole trading
community. 1t is system which /
believe prevails 10 every commercial
country in Europe, and in every civ
ilized nation on the globe. Indeed,
from the earliest antiquity, the Jews,
though an agricultural nation, had their
septennial years Of release, and their
general jubilees. 1t is the same meas
ure in a different form; the same great
conservative principle for the same
great object. In this country all pow
er is based on the will Of The people.
We have no legal or constitutional
classes; but the rich and the poor, the
fOrtunateand the unfortunate, are all
equal. There is perpetual revolu-
ton of property the poor becoming
rich and the rich; becoming poor;
and to suffer any Unnecessary impede
ments to enterprise, is to interrupt the
of the nation. Ii, then, the
relief which a bankrupt law gives, ex-
tending all its provisions TO all who de-
sire it, is proper for any other country
it is much more due to this great Re
public.
Most respectfully,
Your fellow citizen,
Ri. M, JOHNSON.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24
GLORIOUS NEWS.
A NEW OFFICE WELL FILLED.


"MOre glorious news. says Georgia pa.
per. And what IS this glorious news! WHY
that Col. somebody has killed and taken pris.
oneE some II Indians. More glorious news!
exclaim the papers North and South, East
and West, and it all turns out to be some old
song, that some Distinguished officer has sue.
cesdsd m taking prisoner COsposaPs guard O
Indians. The SemiDoles have been so Ions
making fools Of the Administration and the
whole American army, that il, perchaBce, they
happen to find few naked savages asleep IN
the woods and take them prisoners, we have
the whole Union rejoicing over the GlOriOn,
'eaos. But at last things have taken change
and the Seminoles are about to retire peacea.
bly, west of the Mississippi river. Mr.. Van
Buren,. or. some more knowing wright has Al
last hit upon bright idea, as the fOlIOwina
announcement viii show
Appointment by the President, by and with
the advice and consent Of che Senate. SHoccO
JONES, Of ShOccO Springs, North Carolina, ia
the Office or duty Of humbugging the Seminole
Indians to that portion of country, lying west
of the Mississippi and North Of the Arkansas
river
We, now, have hopes.that the war VIII be
ended; il all depends upon wheather Mr..
Jones viii consent to accept the appointment.
In behalf Of suffering country we appeal to
the well known patriotism Of Mr.. Jones.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24

We learn that the s. B. Shylock isagTOund
below PIcklns fiile, and in rather a dangerous
condition. That the Renown was snsged be-
low More's eBluf; and that the Kansas was
obliged to discharge her cargo at Nashville to
getOu of the river in consequence of the low
stage of the water, it is not probable we shall
have any other boat arrivals until we have rain
much to the disappointment Of holders and
shippers of cotton.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24
CHoCTAW FIRE COMPANY NO 2

At a third annual meeting of this Fire En-
CINE Company on the l7;h inst. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year.
l. M. KNAPP, Foreman.
]. ISAACS, Assistant ForemGn.
B. HALSTED, Secretary
E. H. ALLEN, Treasurer.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24
FERRnARYa ID.

This day was properly eelsAulaEsl
lumbus Rifemen. About y stdal
tired to the common adjoining ikaIIi
for a beautiful Silver MEDIA Fss's !
N. E. Goodwin, which vas EuEEN
tou ESQ.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24
wednesday, February "a, l84l

For Governor,
DAVID o. SHATTUCK, Of Carroll.
For Congress,
ADAM L. BINGAMAN, Of Adams,
WILLIAM r. HARLEY, ofMarshall.
For Secretary ofStats,
LEWIS G.. GALLOWAY, Of Holmes.
For Auditor of Public Accounts,
JAMES M. DOWNS, of Kinds.
For State Treasurer.
WILLIAM G. CRAWLEY, of Perry.
For Attorney General.
ROBERT HUGHES, Of Kinds.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24

The President elect arrived in Washing
ton on the 9th Feb. and was received with
great cordiality by the citizens. He was to
leave for Richmond Va. in few days.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24
CHINA.

The latest news from Cha ! Z
difficulties between It and Engsk "
settled.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24

H''aOelphIa, Fsh
q letter from N ~ I.ssss
ring Expeditioa'I y |: y,
dated o. s. ~; . 3
which states thai IS r'9ais
ing Fishsand t6rs' sa e Po9
veying a group q I u
gee, but as there E S .,sa'
ping near the I,I.nSsl sskS.
Choir at night. TIs hS
or two from tie s = "osl.
cesssary fOs them =, = ao0Ae
ul They were sboIgy' s
around to the oth ssslseaa
had nothing. Su s's ~ ne !,
Of presents ior iSs saa' % thsS
and they not susDs '; sacha
the Island but = 'ISs e.
boats could nm !. uel. a.
beach AL 81 kIfbs:,
the boats and Ss5. ! q q
J, Lieut.. UDdersoS.ja iass
that he snaestoaI h0u g..
any other -, aas die y.
went ash9s ID D' =: aaoags
! permission . 49,. a..
/ ted, with IL rs';.l hlESss
Il They hNas =. IAsl bsapsj \
!, before thel a.,rs'.3s 20 ,sas gs.5j
, nothing to dao,'s = !, "a AsTe.-sI
truth hostile . H. ssStSs3
RI It. UndawOa -,
/ men to the bosia Iusss.:l =
/ commenced, and : i, s e'oeAi.a
Henry were De q, !, = t0ass
. to defend the neD. I, y. ny =
lives. gnts, 4
AS soon as Aosen 49,,
going on, they sne h :.
comrades !; butitv..a ,s =
brother officers we've p,s.,.
Il Mid. Henry sss Use
was found to be dead 4 -
( riously injured, snl he ~
Il :, Md. Henry fought m
killed more than OSe 49, h
g soon overPowered b mSss Il
al The clubs with aGt1S..,
e sad to be large en0a ! : i
RI The bodies were nHL
D killing several Of the nso !, I
3 board the schOOnerOths,a,s 9
! been eaten BY The cam
u On the following duEs.
+ men, landed on tie IN :.
town. which was sHungI,r;;,
81 natives.
Il They were formed n.ots.
; first was COMMANDED bYC,s
I Lieut.. North, Lieutz. JoS1~,
commanded the seeoOd,uJ r;
> ry and Ed COMMANDED H. n,
II Capt. Wilkes Lieut Alg
: were in the boats to see thar
D P0.
+ The Amencam LOST no lives
|, A were wounded.
I As soon as the CHEZ va, q
# broke and fed. L. G.T.Snl
j, this Borough, is said to have !
III Mr.. Underwood, with whoa
; sonal acquaintance, was a mo-
Ger, and had been maraed O
IF before be left the UniteaStaieI
. was q young RenAanAa .fA
r promise.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24
PRRRMpTInN RIlI-

Tins bill, as originally Fquzdg NJ
ton, has passed the Sensai thss d
prospect Of its being seisd q Il hi
during this session.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24

EARrHQUAzH.-The shock Ofan earthquake,
wasfslt IN the city Of New York on the 9th
Januay.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24

Of cotton.
ggMr. c. said he ives friendly 70 trade with
Franc e. Il was a his instance that dis
elimination had been Introduced In iavor Of
the silks Of France against those Of China.
But he wished to see the trade on some foot
ing gilmore reciprocity.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24

sened nr,:., s :. Coosss
specie nae. .''esal ho.,.a
States. he's int By
Present n. ssosualy a.
VIZ: Pennssl,,s alssk~l
America. Fs,.'a'aa , Girsss {
cal, Meebsn,.s...s is and re.
SSouthwatL. Ks..Wi sasss
MECHANICS, Nos.al' go, ~
Northern arn Iibsriiss0'a 'A'
and ann \ White, Ess
The fOllowips1' PA /
adopted, that II. ' :
meeting me = viii eo on ~ ! -
Signed.
| P :; 4. Ramon, isSsaiaM
FhlladelDhia. ri s
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24
THE CITY AND COUNTY BANKS.

=
It Will be seen by the subjoined proceedings
Of the Delegates from the different Banks IN
the city and county Of Philadelphia. that they
have unanimously resolved TO continue specie
payments for al their liabilities. which shows
firm confidence IL Their means Of meeting
engagements
DELEGATE MEETING OF THE CITY
AND COUNTY BANKS
At ! meeting Of Delegates from ne bsnKs
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-03
95 c bins a II c n .

DieIe 3eiting tviro jeben O9ittmcd auf
ginem arcBen Super,0icYal 8c9en, NIT gan,
sSeuen Sdlriften, beraus9e9eten
Der SHblcriptipnSspre III c in G b'ater
pes Sabre, in Yprausb besabluug.-
Sm Sal cies niht 9efd,iebt, 70 mereen etn
1baler nno finf uno spanSg Gents ar9es
xednet.
Seein Subfcribent ipirb fir fpeni0er aIs 6
WRcndtc angenommen, nno feiner fam bic
3eltnng dltf9eben, bic ale 91iidifdnoe parauf
nbbeSabIt iub.
Sefdnntmadluneen, peldle Elm @ieref
niismddler, pereen oreimal fir einen Ibaler
ein9erlift, uuo fir jeoe fernere @inriifuna
flinf une ipansig @eHts. = @rOeere uad
Berbdltnis.
Dieienige ipeId)e bic 3eitun9 nit Der ppff
oeer eem pcifreiter erbalten, miGeu flbft
odfiir besablen.
sIae Sriefe an ben Serausgeber mIiTen
20 t fire elt9eIanet werbeu, icnf ipercen
fIe nidt ailfgencmnten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-03
Oeffentltehe 9Senpll.

Dienfa9s ben 2ten unb Dienifa9s ben 16,
ten Wdr;, al beicen Iaeen I'm 10 llbr @crs
mitta9s, ica an Dem paufc bee lluter,eid,nes
ten, in SncsqgheithaG bfentlidsum 9erfauf
angebcten ipereen:
Nferoe nnb Nferee GjeIdlirr, 9iinopiet,
dShtpeine, 3 viersduls 98iqeu. . 8rreiee, Ell
ne Snaep , oclSidIitten pfiiac, @ggen,
neblt ncdl ptelerlel Naus unp SdpCrn Sc;
rdthidaften, gu neitIinfsi9 gu meIeer,
Tic Seeinguu9eu fplIen AM Gage bee Der
fdufs befdnur gemadlt uuo 2mfpartlng geges
ben mercer, BON
GbarleS Wcrt.
Teb. II. #-3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-03
6enrp Gltnf,

Sutl0enma6er in 9llIentaln
tetreibt nch immer fein @elhdft in Der Oas
miltpnltraee, loaeenbud's Wirtbsbaus &c,
9enIber no er inlmer 3u perfaufen bat unb
auf SCitelInn9 mad,t
SutI6en, 9diies, Su99ies, Dear,
born6, Sulfie6, ,c.
Gr hilt immerfcrt CUTE 9lrbeitsleute uub oa
ale Ieine 8ubrwerfe unter Ieiner mmittelba.
reu 9luflidht aus guteu Materialieu geniadlr
perceuL 70 fam er fur feine slrbeit gut ites
ben.
9Iusbehernn9eu alter Suhrmerfe werben
idneG uuo biai9 beicr9t weroen.
Seinen aIteu Sreunben uno G,Snnern
ranft cr fir bic ihm ;u Sbeil oepcrbene
freunoihaftIidle 9Iufmnntcrnng uuo laoet bas
'pubIItum gum 9euei9ten 3uIpruh eiu.
U~@r lit seiruneu sn ben ME brtaiter n
preiIen fir baareS @elo Su perfaufeH.
9Ilcntaun, Sebruar "a. na-6W'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-03
9ortpat- -QSerfauf.

Der llntcr;eihnete bietet etrpa % sIfer
eano in Gotten gum Gerfauf an, bon Sfpei
bret bis 'fnnf 9der, sele9en cine balbe Nleile
oon 9lIcnt1un, 9rdufuo an eauo ccn s. s.
8rauie, @ecrse Sd,dfer uno auoern. @s
il cine iehr srNee Gelegenbeit;um SeltsSefen
III errihten, inbem es pom beiten &alfifeirts
lano it. Gin gutter Sabrpeg 9ebt mitteu
curh bas Sano, 70 baB Der @isner elmer ies
oen ectte zine Gins uno siusfabrt bat. Sin
9utes 9fed,t nit billigen Seoinaun9en tpiro
segeben bis ben lfeu 9Ipril. &aufebbaber
bclieben fdb baleielt 81 melcen bel
Senrp @nth, IT.
g. 9. sc fino nch etpa 5000 bon ben
beifen pfcitens9liegel bel eem llnterSeid,ne.
ten fur einen Biaisen prete su perfaufeH.
8eb. "a. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-03
S1a c6rtdt

tpiro hermit grgcbeu, bos ole lluter,eidlnetcn
ais gIemintitrdtcreu Der [oiuterlaeenihnft
Der pcrltertenta Viar CARERS 0unfb
dc +, lcstbiu bon @eioelbef9 9amldip, 9es
d)d @auntp, ernanut pcreen ltno. glue oies
jentacu, wcld)e 9Inlpriidle an erIaote lNiuters
iaiienlhaft bdben, perecu hermit benodridls
fi9et, ea6 ie spiichcn jeBt uup cem udd,iftn
1. 9pril ibre Mnditduoe an bic llnterfdrietes
1ler ab5ubejohleu hdber. Deegleiheu mers
ben altd ale ricjeugen, pelde 9lufcrcerurs
gen bateu an erfagter S.tuterIafenfdaft
benadlridht9et, bae fe ihre Nednuneen
ipchl belhetui9t bis gum eritsemclcetem Das
TO all Die llnterfdriebcneu eiuSubrtugen bas
ben.
Neter 9foth, on..,
! 4Seter Ottller, fen. '''' VI
,8etruar, IL. nq-Gin
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-03
% q C[l lh {

4piro tiermit aegrhen, bae Der llnterseid,uete
ale @recHtcr Der Sointerlafsnidlaft oes osrs
itrrbeuen Srhn nanpwerf, lekthin ucn
Delcelbers 1dunldip, Qedla @auntp, ernant
fporoen ii, 2ItIe bteienigen, ipelde sInfprik
dle an erlaste ssinierlaeenld,aft haben, mere
ben bieriRit tsnadirihtiqt, oae &c spiften
JET nnc hea udd'ffen l. 9paD ihre 9indifdnfe
an ben linterftriebenel obsubeiatIen hatsn.
GeeaIeldleH ipxrbeu audi ale oieienigen, frefs
dle AnfcrnsrnHgen haben on erfa9ter ssinters
lnBenid1aff, wercfu heuadlrldltet, oae &c ihs
re NetnHagen ipeM befd,ein9t bis gum ers
nlslretsm Dato an ben llnterldrisbensn eins
snbrin9en habesl.
NhiIip S,anbmerf, Grccutcr.
8ebr, 3. Ha-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-03
Gin Slhetben(thteEell.

Samita9s ban 27itcn Sebruar, miro am
eNanSen SchnS dan f, in 9iorrsBbeits
haa, Elm Sdleibsnfheeen fdtt ftuoeu, nit
.8usein ass frei ct Nano auf 90 Sdritt
slno aufse!e9t auf 100 Sarut; sleihfaas
siIt Sdret emf go Shritt,
Sir @plb uno Silber.
Die freie Ioaub. Shiieen prn eeda @auns
10 merben hermit eingeIacen hem Sd,eibens
fdlteeen beiSupcbnen, menn fe eiumal 8,
9ebte9e II perben molten, pcu ben
9iorbs s@beitbalIer Sdliteu.
Sch. II. ne-3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-03
81 a Cbrt CIT

tpirb hermit 9eacbcn, cag Der llntcrseihncte
nls @recutcr Der Soiuterlaesnfdlaft oee oers
5ifcrtcncn GIia peter, lcetbm bon Neis
oeIberg 8aunldlip, eeda @auutD, ernannt
tpcroen ii. giae oiejeuigeu, ,peIdle slulprls
dc an crld9te SoiuterlaGenlhaft babcn, fpcrs
ben hermit benad,ridti9t, bas iie spifteu
jest uno bem nddlifen L. 9lpril ihre 3udlfdus
De an ben lnte,ihriebenen otsutrSablen bas
ben. Oee9leid1cn wereen audi ale biejeHis
gen, irclde snfcfeerun9en haben an eriaote
.Slnterlailenfdaft benadridti9et, cas tie
ibre RebaunacR pcbl belheinigt bis gum
ermelcctcm Gatc an ten lnterihriebenen
ciniubringcn baben.
SSaecb 4,eter Greeutor.
Gebruar Ia. nq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-03
Scbdebares Gt9entbum
2luf 6ffentlicl,cr Iscnbn.


2tnf Dfcntiicber IScnbn.
IPittwcds ben 10ten W1ir; rddlfens, nm
10 llbr Iormittdes, lolI auf benz plate ielbil
in Soeicelberg Salinidlip, eeda @auntD, atI
6fentlioher 8eneu nerfanft fperoen, oas fel'
9enee fr1dkbare @igentbunr, Ieetbin eas Der.
m6gen bes perlforbenen q BAN @erman II.
Jto. Gin Stri6 Ganh,
a geIeeen in tcfdatem 3aunIhip, uns
hfsss.SsSgA gefdbr eine Weilc BON Sdgerspiac,
iii R entbaltene % 9lder uno SO. 9ilI.
sziisazssss==@tben 6arauf lit erbaut eine WlahIs
nub SdgesMHble, ein ;ipeist6digtes Iteinern
g8ehnbauS, eine Sdbeuer, Springbaus nebit
aneeren 9tuseugebiuben. defer pIae 1T ets
Her Der 5elten i'm @anntp, une ihidIidl fir
@eGthdfte aller 9lrt Sin binlirglider Ibeil
oes Qanees beItebt aus Sdwomm uno SClSs
lano, uub eiu niefebleucer 9Baferitrebm be-
fineet iId onrauf
$50. 2.-Gin Stri6 Baulanb,
erdnSenb an bas Sbige, entbalteno Is 9fer
uno 63 9lutben, mehr pber ipeniger, lfpeeno
all eano ppn Deter Wehr, SoenrD Sd,miet
Salcmcn Wlcper llnp 9lneerer. Suf bem
ednpe befneet fdb ein prddhti9er Saum9ar
ten, uno Der Sproan flieet all oemlcIbru ents
lang.
.92c. 3.-Gin Stri6 glno,
grdn,eno al oas Sbigc, entbdItcno 10 2lfer
uno ia 9uthen, msbr pber fpslli9er, ltOeenb
an eduo pen Samuel &jebrD, giathan Srib'
niger une SSIcmcn WicDer. Gas ednb be-
tebt aus Saus Sd,mamm uuc SNpIjlanc.
$50. 4.-Gtn Stricb Saltanten SoOlS
lano, enthnIteno 5 9lfer, mebr pber weni9er,
iip6eno an eano pcn glbrahdm 9iteeD nno
2Inbercr. lae eano 1T nit eeni betsn Jas
itdnien NcIS bepadfen.
$50. 5.-@tn Stri6 Galfanien Sool5e
lano, lieecuo in bela9tem 1auuicbir, entbals
tenb slder, mshr ooer ipeniser, iireeno all
eanb non ScTdh eerman, SObn crttenteln
unC 2Incercr.
go. 6.-@iu Stri6 SclSlanb,
licoenb in beIaofem GannId,ip, entbaltsue
ISL 9iutheu, mebr pber pcniger, grdnSenb
al gano opu 6enrp S9nnein9er, 9iat. 6rits
niger uuo 9lueerer.
iCrScllte bic Wlilble an erIa9tem Gage
niht ocrfauft werbeu, 70 mirp'bielcIbe, mad,
oem @erfauf be6 1auees, all ielbt9em Gage
uuf GfentIihcr Geubn auf Elm Sabr periebnt
rerecu.
Die geoin9un9en folIen AM Gage ocs Gers
fauf6 befannt semadt uubt t9ebbri9c 2Iufwars
tun9 9e9eben perben, BON
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-03
Oefirn Wnth II.
Gin 9DferD lmp QBa9eiL

Sdiflidb fur einen Grimer, 1T su einem BIZ
ligen preis ;li rerfanfeH. WiaH melee iId1
III eieler Cruderei.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-03

W2itwcds ben l0ten Wldr; rihlfens, I'm
10 llbr gormittaes, fol- auf bem plaee ielbIt
in SoeiceIberg SaIinfdlip, 9eha @auntD, auf
6hentlider @eueu nerfanft perben, bas fets
9enoe fdbdtbare @igentbum, Ieetbin eas Der
m6gen bes perIfcrbenen 9leam German.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-03
9to. Gin Strib Ganh,

"a gsIeeen in befdgtem &aunIhtp, uns
{ ss2.1[sT 9efdbr eine Weile bon Sdgersoiile,
isss eutbaltenb 2S 9lder llno SO 9flls
issazs==@tben ; earanf lit erbaut cine RahIs
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23

WHAT'S the blooming tincture Of tho ssia
To peace Of mind end harmony wi'hin'
What the bright sparkling Of the dnss; eye
To the soft soothing OF r calm reF.yl
Con c0meliucss of foam, sr shspe. OF air,
With comeliaess Of words or dseds compare!
Nu--taose a, Erst theunwary hear may gaia,
gut these, these Only can the hear, reisia!
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But tell me, do you think it is true about my


something warm, and 60 Immediately to
| bed"
With the tenderness Of a mother did Ell
len prepare and administer soothing
drink and after smoothing her pillow and
seeing her composed to rest, was about to
leave the room, when Lucy called her back
ELLEN" said she, "can you forgive me ?"
Ellen felt that she had more to forgive
than her cousin was aware Of; ard as she
stopped down to imprint a kiss Oh the fore
head of the pcnitent tears fell fast and
warm on her face
With the morning, came letters from
Mr. Morcton: the story of his impriscn-
ment was unfomded; the business had
been arranged to his satisfaction, and he
would be at home in few days.
From that night, LYcy was an altered
bcing-&hc had received a bitter though
saluiary lesson. When she met Frank
Dorford, they were as Strangers to each
other. She had loved as woman loves, but
once, and ii the shrine Of hcrl,art there
was no second idol Though she had
many offers, she refused them ALL and for
once the world allowed there was IN old
maid from choice.
More than forty years have passed away,
and she still lives in the same house which
sine inherited from her father whose death
took place few months after the events /
. have rnlatnE"