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New-York tribune., 1841-07-19
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Blythe DagNeTTe0lyPe FT0ctSS
vi. d. Van Loan, successor 70 A. =. Wolcott,
UPPER STORY OF GRANITE BUILDING,
Corner of Broadway and Chamberss entrance Chamber
" Lkencsses taken from AM till sundown an, kind Of we
thsr-Clear Coudy or RAINY iy9lm
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

cO KEW ARO-The Trbune has been stolen FROM several
> places Ward and Tne SIn substituted IN It's place
will give two dollars reward any who will detect the thief
iy7If :. BEEBE, Carrier.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

the New-York Intelligence Office 40 Grand
w street this day English Irish anil Scotch girls for
employment Good servants can always nave good pnce
from tho above Office Also wanted several girls and for city
nd oon,,r, iy9n
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western editor offers $1,000 to any one who VIII
furnish satisfactory evidence tina, any female subseri-
her 70 a newspaper has neglected To pay mp her sub
scrpiinn regularly We have respectable list OF lady
subscribers but hope shall never have occasion
To claim the reward. Had the offer related 10 the 9th
er sex. we should have brilliant prospects ahead
Weekly Magazine.
The Jcirs. A society, the members Of which are
all Christians has been formed Rockville 10 Cana
da To assist 10 facilitating the Of the Jews 10
the Holy Land.
To Destroy Bed Bags, place their heads under q
trip-hammer, when Ia full operation.
Thomas Jegersoa's Opinion Of COngress. u served
with General Washington IN the Legislature Of Viz
GINA before tie Revolution and during 1t with Doctor
Franklin 30 Congress. never heard either Of them
speak ten minute. time, nor 70 any bot the main
point which was 10 decide the question. They lad
their shoulders the grea, points, knowing that e
little ones wou follow Of themselves. II the present
Congress errs 10 much talking. how can II be 9th
wise IN body which the people send men who q0es
ton every thing, yield nothing and talk by the hour
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"!HulttinI IN l)drOo."


Influence Of Women. 1t has been shrewdly remark
ed that though may lie at the head OF affairs, the
women are the neck which sways the head to and fro
to suit their convenience and pleasure.
The Height of The Rdieuiou'.' The Vicksburg
Sentinel has put columns IN mourning for the death
Of Samuel Wright, killed New Orleans IN duel
with Oakley. Mr.. ". native OF the County OF
Down, in Ireland The Sentinel, after an eulogy up
on him, says he fell literally among band OF ielons
a martyr 10 justice, truth and honor
Common Schools -, Vermont. The Vermont Chron-
ice states that the of children IN that State be-
tween the ages OF and - is 1906 900, and the number
Of district schools 5000 The number Of teachers en-
ployed "a 5lOO The school for the year > SOL
sos equal to S22 for each district; the sums raised
voluntarily by the towns and districts amounted 10 ssh
600 The aggregate expense for schools, including
board Tor teachers, books fuel, DC is about s2o974
or lI2 to each district
Tie National Temperance C0nreHtioH. National
Temperance Convention Is to be held on tie eth Oi
July at Saratoga Springs and request has been made
for all the temperance societies 10 The United States "a
send delegates.
/ Singular Coincidence Three morning papers o.
this city Yesterday Contained editorial sreles exactly
alike Boston Ti1aes.
Na % yer, sngsl.I shsr al Thres Boston PaP~ read M
SANE snscs psEaPs yefBohi PiPe AID All ihsh ssfse9
20 cabbage pass theif esersHi readers a. ghs
| Thas has bosH eoEs Gsy Soay
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-29

Ep'gram The following either have been
written by ioefsr " a decidedly vel, bred poet,
.Sst nntsp,
ToaaI any eirl bot her, said Ned,
With every other fiuicr--
III he content with Anne Bread,
And wont have any bHf her
. Toluabe Population. The dog population of the
United States is estimated at abou, two millions. and
the expense of keeping them a, upwards Of $4,000
900 per annum and the puppy population at about the
same amount.
The laes, case Of moAesty is tia, Of the young lady
who always green spcciaces because she object
cd to looking al gentlemen with her naked eyes.
An old English paper says that little wit in
pany. like sal, at table, makes conversation felshing
vet they love savory bits very well who can dine
out of sal,-seller' This is the very homeopathy Of
with all but quant,y--lke to cure like
Bon Horns Bad. The poor tailor in the following
sketch from the New Orleans Crescent City. Jared
better one horn OF the dilemma than the other
win you pay me my bill, srr said tailor in
Charires-st. TO waggish fellow who had gone into
him about feet.
Do you owe anybody anything, SIR asked the wag.
No, SIT, said the tailor.
Then you can afford TO watt and he walked of.
A day two afterwards the tailor called again.
Our wag not at his wits onds yet so turning TO
his creditor, he says Are you in debt anybody =
Yes, sir, says the tailor.
| Well, why the devil don't you payr
Because ! can't get the money
That's just my case, sir. | am glad 10 YOU can
appreciate my condition--give us your hand y
A Slight Difference Of Opinion. When Gen. Jack
son cn the Presidential chair, he declared that he left
the people prosperous and happy The New York
| Post Of last Tuesday affirms that Mr. Van Burer
came into office at a period OF uncrampied em6arrass
menL Mem. Mr.. Bryant is not at home.
Death ofa Veteran. Died at Washington, on the l0ti
inst Richard Harrison, late Auditor of the Treasury
in the 92d year Of his age. He received his appoint
ment from George Washington, and held i, till turned
out by MI. Van Buren,.
| Pete how does your father hamper his sheep Il
| prevent their jumping the fencesr
20 that's easy enough he just cuts hole through
ole hind leg, and sticks the other through it; an,
then puts Of the fore legs through that, for pin
Ah4rishmafi seeing his friend lying dead drunk il
the gutter exclaimed, 'Ah poor Jammie, and surely
wish could take half your disease on meself'
The population Of Connecticut is about 900, 900, ant
of this population in the late census but VIII
wasa citizen was found who could not read or write
f, Ex-President Houston Of Texas, recently chal
lsnged mortal combat by the President Of the Texa
Bible Society .-LouisriHe Journal.
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From the N. Y. Com. Advertiser.
RASCALITY WITHOUT A PARALLEL

While in Washington ten days ago, the following
statement, from the Louisville Journal was put into
our hands. Notwithstanding all the known and un-
known instances of official corruption under the late
Administration could scarcely credit tale Of such
unblushng vany and straightway applied to the
General Post Office for information. We were in
formed that II true TO the letter.
''When Mr. Barry was Postmaster General a Com
mittee appointed by tie United States Senate to
nvestiga the affairs of the Post Office Department
The investigation resulted in the very able report made
by Mr. Ewing, in which divers extra allowances, and
other corrupiion were duly made known to the people
the country.
"'ro parry the effects OF that startling report, Mr.
Barry, it may be remembered published pamphlet,
a vndicstion, called, of his conduct. This pamph
let was of course, an individual and not official
document Nevertheless he agreed to pay the editors
ofthe Globe Messrs Blair Rives, 81 500 for print
ing il, and charged tie aaalnt 10 the Government
/ "When Amos Kendall succeeded Mr. Barry Post
master General lie glanced the books Of The de-
paument, and this item of $1,000. Afraid that
another investigation would take place, and that
ihis extraordinary item would thus be brought to light,
he made Blair & Hives refund the money-at least he
entered i, refunded on the books Thus the mat
ter remained ill the Sd of March, Is4I the very last
day of Mr. Van Buren's admnis,raon,when Mr. Niles,
/ the of Kendall Postmaster General, PAID
back The 81 500 10 Blair and Rioes and entry was
actually made 10 that efeet!
4 The statement, repeat, Is true, and tie facts
doubtless constitute fair specimen OF the conduct oil
the Pos, Office Department during the twelve years
aniecedent the 4th of March last Beyond all doubt
tia, department has, during that period, been one o
tie ioulest dens OF corruption that ever existed IN
civilized nation. From another but well advised
source, we were informed that being out OF funds
Niles drew on a Peunsy lyanis postmaster in favor o
Blair, for the amount. The latter was in great hast
to obtain the amour, before Mr. Granger got into pow
, En- and proposed sending express TO Pennsylssni
for the money, prevent the possibility OF defeat
Let there be a resolution Of enquiry in the House
, Representatives.
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ANrl.sIAyrRY CONVENTION.

To ALL friends well TO the Master as the Slave,
who ia favor Of taking all proper means or aeol
ishng Slavery country 10 the mos, satisfactory
all concerned who willing To assis, in
devsing and carrying Into execution the hes, means to
accomplish this desirable object, In tho mos, ptacca-
be and expeditions earnestly solicited to
meet n, Clarendon Springs on Monday the 5h OF July
next at 10 O'clock forenoon, for the purpose OF form
ing Society to be called the Rutland County Anti
Slavery Society.
A distinguished gentleman from abroad vii deliver
an address on that occasion.
By order ef the Rutland Co. Committee.
Rutland, eth June, 1871.
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Dsowsrp, IN Brandon, while bathing in ot'et Greek
on wcdncsda, evening SSd ins,., john n. Wal,ar. a
workman in the Telegraph ofticc. late Of Charlotte,
aged % wears. Com.
The British Queen will NO, oui again th,s
son, In consequence Of the great excitement caused in
Eng land o, the appearance OF the President
Laci Cor. BraS,sh, Of New York, is mentioned In
of the papers of that State candidate 10 hc
supported by the Wing party for Governor
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A CARD.

The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church, in White
hall, will hold FAiR Monday next, July 9Th, on
the green, the hill east Of the village Of Whitehall
great variety of useful and ornamental articles will
be offered for sale, together with such luxures will
revive the dropping spirits of the down-hoared, and
renew the fond recoleclions Of our National lndcpen-
dence and glory.
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should exclude from oonssera,on at this session all
SUBJECTS not embraced ia tic Presidents me.sas. IL
seemed TO him that the whole House. North. south.
Eas' ana West. might come together on this ground
'o' ihai The act might go forth the country not a.
'o"'l o. abolition of snti-abollon bot az a measore
o''ai,d hy sense Of the urgeni necessity al ocrupy
ing oil the Of the House in the erca, business c
which u had been called together
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q X f. l. COOK

he Pu b lie general lily.
Article IL wish to purchase Pets PaIsd and sbesred
Lambs WOOL hstiag and shipping FU's AID most bads ~
Country Produce. wood &c Hats old debt of red IN
payment for the above articles ionsv prices than he
bought else~hereBo mistake about this With reference
stock o hats will compr'ses general sssoumsnt
~ American and Engsh Hats (no Ffeach-i viii leave
chants bring In Hats Of French fashions after they have be-
come obsolete IN eesl and warranted well made sad out
good materials
Artioie 2-Those indebted TO allow themselves TO
he persuaded Of hs propreiy OF making ,d,ae payssnt
unless they do neither Ore Cook Sny BODY se
along In business OItEL COOK.
RHaad, June q, iBll SD
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FOURTH OF JULY.
Rutland, {

The Conuninee Of arrangements Of the Ciilrcns OF
Brandon; give notice that the approaching Anniversary
of National Independence will he celebrated in
Brandon, on Monday the 5th July The following Is
the order Of Eexercisos which will he Observed
FoRrsoos
Commencing al 10 o'clock
l. Music, by the Pittsord Band,
>. Prayer, by the Rev. G. A. Thomas,
,. Singing, by the Juvenile Choir
T. address 10 the Youth, 10y the Rev. J. PsRsr,
8. Singing, by the Juvenile Choir
G. Music, by the Band.
AFTERNOON
Commencing al ! o'clock.
|. Music, by the Band,
g National ode, by the Choir,
3. Reading of,be Declaration of Independence, by
T.. JUSE Esq.
L. Music by the Band, Hail Columbia
8. Grafton, by d. w. c. CLARKe, Esq
@. Singing, by the Choir,
7. Benediotion.
Inhabitants of the neighboring towns are invited to
attend.
=: i Ss,ss., Commute.
DIV. C. CLAaks Of
II. DAvrNroRr, Arrangements.
r. JuSE,
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TIL T. y A u VI .

Ian true Laborsr isara that .af get that ,osa,
"rt 40 aan hate eHry tgas happa,ss glad Of o,h,r
mfn good oeNfcTf ioth my Farm aud tie rsaissf of ma
Pf'd' - 10 'se my e'ces gas, and NY lambs sHot
shskspesre's As you like it
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Stray Colt.
WANDERED from my premises on the Goth May last
w years old dstk brown. black col +. with
star her forehead aud long tail Said colt remarkable for
peculiar smaes slenderneas of build snncss Of limbs
&c She has bren traced going north Whoever will
said colt give information by mail otherwise where sbe
maj found, shall be suitably compensated
DAVID ARNOLD
Londonderry. June % 1874
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
GOssIPPING.
iders of society {;

These the spiders of society;
They weave their petty webs of hes and sneer''
And lie themselves in ambush for the spoil.
The web seems fair, and gittcrs in the sun.
And the poor victim winds bin IN the toll
Before he dreams OF danger OF of death
a 'r word d. a look. have power to wiring the heart
And leave it struggling in ,Ae net III.
S,read BY the false and cruel, who delight =
In the ingenious torment they contri'e- - =
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

ore half which are printed II English and half IA Dutch
a. ocis Gazette was established Persia 1899. lib
iihgraDbed In Calcutta there English daily papers,
,ri-weeklv. weekly. and Hindus;anee weekly. At
BOMBAY there are 10 English periodicals issued eiweeky
and Hindu-;anee publications. Two weekly English pa
per we're published Canton. bs; removed to
Macao. L.ndon paper
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
E;sK.s NOVELTY COOK sroNt

Poe all conducted At oi'' VIII
ont letcior 10 greater and vii le fuel tnn a e'
maxim, .,u, To- the hest baking Nlthont
bnngs of 1d except luuc gnuou ready for hAts
hr on, r p Of the hcr prc The top OF hn'e
i o( level ssriscc divided hy patent pilates INTO "nr bn
,ec. Of cnual size om large oval b"'' eEarse
stor, right and buch. nV clmI n ho
ng which medium sized sVe trch - Is 'td I" otds
ga families pn OF water tofnthcr "h 'h"'f 'o
or, , steamer, for vegetables Ii VIII s'm LACK" "S'h 'o
tHr ccutr- psc VIII ndin. "''r
tho ,mc when ~l h-i 81 eon' lnl To y or aed ~
ble. THIS boiler found useful M beating "n'rr Tor ''
>,r.yc -,binc scauy pE- rhcni any ezra expense
c,I me- -. of tbc stove ilto all IT. merle
>. bv every III that 'r comPue'' ana al
II .t,uI, ,l ne unparalleled nud rr0hcous m every rpfoh
FISK'S STOVE ESTABLISHMENT, ~ Water ~ NJ
NR-A kind stoves Copper T'n and Sheet IRON wac con-
,.ntly on hand for saie reasonable Au'@ e'N 'A
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
IIPORT4NT TO FEMALES

WARD 3 Charnbes confines his practice the ,reamen
~ diseases children His long experience in thi.
barch profession enables him where failed
Dr. all female p,lts
effect Dr. W. operates .trabistaus or
Innts feet and all other deformies entire
Office hours from TO IL A. ". ANA P. NJ
Z ALLEN WARD, " D, Surgeon
Professor Of Diseases of Women and Children,
jysn No IIa Chamber. street, N. y.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

OrFrcE No. III WILLIAM, CORNER oF JOINS. crr
LII KINDS OF SILKS, COTTON AND WooLtN IooD< iS,.,
A DYED dressed, including ladies' and
garments .uch as Dresses Goats Sha~l Grapes 'evet htoooa
Merlnoc Hosiery Carpets Rugs Piano and Isoe oo'
ers Window Shades, &c &C M - -
EECTFs APPLIED by Mrs. SARAH E HARPER
No 4 V,,eys had years experience in The ous
nR FELIX GOCRAUD's rouDRES SuBTHt--
Personal beauty depends much on the appearance ana ah
>oohaes OF the whatever contributes 10 improve mus.
possess the advantage Lord Chesterfield e''e,
Of and certainly the pn .so
f,ur- age, must feel themselves Indebted 10 the inventor OF e
eou. chemical process which har ehectuay ufOo'e %
the upper ip check neck Of b.auu TolI
o nc rbtc, u,nrv to the which san be done oy uss
the penetrating powder. OF Dr. toursud .nd the
.oon tested where else IN New o'A ou' a. "
street one door frosi Broadway. 81 per bott - . , -
/ GoURAUpS VEGETABLE LIQUID RouGt'-,onlp u, l ,h
y from flower. and .im, imra heastiu carnaton 10 '
skin immovable by with the fingers aahAeronc' s 9
eloth or bv pcrSpraon Price - cents per battle au ~
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

; s.-for Coal or
Ncod-A ncs
pntentViih NOR
important ~.
prOvement, for
culinary pupo
sc> than ha,-
ever been -stc
hc fore, Is IS sl
lowed BY theAt
~ best Judge
q 3 ElAN We FAtI.l
lur,l here tbtt
srr sold Whni
sale and rctAd
FISH SfOIt
-fsiIIsIfAtfNI
NoeUp W steft
9nl door trl
Futon o. Bt
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

REENOUGH's PATENT LAMP s. II EN-
VI lCAL oITne subscribers have been appointed by the pro-
peor sole Of eenouzh Patent Lamps and
Chemical OIL aEd No III BroatH HIr "hee tneS
have hand mplete OF Lamps for stores
churches factories hotels Sc &c OF psrior astral s
Liverpool. man side and branch lamps, &c ms article mas
besE Eed many pracpa hotels and resPectAne a
lies, for upEsrs year atif4e not Ass
period puaa'eF
zv=ied themselves Of the ANY one 50 d
be satisfied that single burner viii emit more s ~ M
Of than three ordinary burrsT CONSUMING
sperm expense of three each Anoin ana
simplicity OF II con'truc
chemical OIL l. warranted % be lar
better cheaper artificial zh; than other II use 'et
lamp wl be warranted perfectly satisfactory cav be eif
cd Those about purchasing lamps wous 6 for their
subscribers where tier knds y
be operation. Sold OILY by PEARSON NHli hOht-
No. Ill Broadway.
y. B A supply of OIL always on hand aai, I'm
v'RSNa?iRENT ITALIAN " y Do w
ADEH-OLIYER W. WOODFORp. 90 Carhsrine L
enabled osr 1850 pairs Of Transparent Wndo~ Shades at the
following ow prlce..
-50 par. Landscapes, (orern views 81 . per PaiF
30 pairs Moonlight Scenes -------....-.>-94 10
pairs Nisnet.e Centers- <Aeu 90
20O pairs French Scroll Borders 81, do
" e. - SO on 50 10 per par Country
Merchants and Uphotrrer will reaz~ sins Of ~ per cent 0
aua i'm o. W wooDFoRp. Ct CatAorne--'.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
Nn5. EUHRErs CLGFEs.

nEAERS this article hc deceived Ii you would retain
~ your supply them with the Article which Is acknow
who tried greatly
other Nv carriage makers 7urpo' marked A. has
appearance, hardness and durability
while the Al Cloth 80 t2i yard l.
warranted every respect fully equal and generally much better
than the Cloth the ordinary and with the small old
fashioned machinery good supply hand OF the various
qualities. HORACE H. DAY, Successor = Roxhay r. Co..
auo om l26 Maiden lane.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
s4,,7,.,,.,, sseYEI SsR i.KytisvoisI.

sihtst,.:1a. fseSEN 0F i.kyEis1oisI
NOR Coughs Whoopne Cough Shortnes OF tcati
i and an Ale ons OF the Lungs leading CONSJNP
TON. Resde -, rle mrIe,nc for ISur colt & nes'
,os hi- hottc Of NOWIfLS PECTORtL HONEY OF LlNhh
HORTl Trv it, assuredy the medicine offered To ih
pubic testimonial, rendered an the nigh euosup -ven h
have taken attest nj once ~ >u'o
virtue induced to make II As PoPn
ar =. pob though increasingly received the pubic apro
balon amoipnr m thousand bottles antds no pus
or advertisement this the sufferer Tatcry col
cred medicine thereby hastnnne se
w M -rati.ntac pua alone sustaining hope, 81 the pa
..en;. until hopes gone
Tho rpaaon Hoacy of Livewort solely composer
gcta ingredients simple bal combination no.
ONLY aculnic tA mmetaz disease but to nyso"c IN
81 lem generally No medicine offered 10 the public san ec "
20 have number persons c"hsnr
ya complaint, Pectorn Honey OF Lver~eri should
m ni fanl.s upon the symptom Of cold o.
cough neglect the OF numbers osn
.hor lives especially consdmpuye cases - 49,,
h;. ricpc offered to the pubic low price of Two Sni
lng For a wholesale aud retail nj the Prlne
on Depot b; MADISON Cathcrnet; H. Bush 6l Barclay u
r. oblard orery; H. Minor 1872 BroadwRy Dr. James IL
Hart Broadway Chambers d. Mitchell 81 Church
. ayeI; rcacd by every principal cry IN The
fT,j,n vlga
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
nECT0RAL HONEY OF LIYERWOR

peencc has amply conhrmed the hIy O hs PePaFtI0H o
Coughs Splitting Blood all affection Of the Lungs, &c
The unparalleled with which tins Justly celebrated medi
induced ignorant prcenders TO attempt to
palm article the public which, outward
peance much eSembed the original easily To deceive e un
tn th miserable sposson remember the GENUINE
signature proprietor and JAMES D. NOW
Ill, I the Outside wrapper The Conntertit signed
Jose p Now and made and sold the propretors form
store, Madison and Catherine
genuine Is NOT SOLD the Madison AMI
Catherine
The may had OF JAMES D. NOWILL Sole ProPr
WIN. Wao,s Apo.hecares Hail. 80 Caherinet; Me'srs
Oco las MAIDEN General Agents iof the
untsd States.
Re:ail of OG Bovery aad 800 Broadway
Aspigwai William g. d. Coggeshal corner Pcsr and
Rose Watson 36 Catherine & CoddingtoH 27 Hudoa
81 j. Wier 2i2t Grand, c. Cougnacq 20 Chatham AIhau
Broadway Bagroye and W. p Blagroye. Brooklyn AUD I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

LrrERAruRx apt form dangerous and disconented
occupation for the But for him whose rank
and worldly comfort depend upcn it, who does not live to
write but live, its difficulties and per fear
fully increased. Few spectaces aiicting than
that OF such man, gifted and faed lostled and
tossed and fro in the rude hustle of fe the buetngs
which he little able endure. Chershing, it may be-
the loest thoughts and clogged with the meane wants
of pure and holy purposes yet driven from the straight
path the pressure of necessity the impulse OF passion
hoveng between the cmpean of his fancy and the suao
desert OF realiy cramped and oied IN his most strenuous
exertions dissatisfied with his best performances dlSguseo
with his fortune this OF letters too often spends ms
weary days in conflicts with obscure misery haraSseo
clmgrincd debased or maddencd the vcum at osce oil
aScv and farce the fororn outpost IN the war o nc
against matter Many the noble souls that have Perisneo
bitterly, with their tasks unfinished under thee
woes some in utter famine like Otway in dark IN
sanity like Cowpcr and Collins; some, like Chalterton
have sought quietus, and turning their IN
denan steps away from world which refused them wei
come have taken refuge that strong fortress where poverty
and cold neglect and the thousand natural shocks which
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

,,Teyn- STOVES. .57i BLEEChtR. ,FkEEr-A
of Stoves sutnbe for lafgr
small fniies Also Illl and Paor SIo'e' o the ''