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New-York tribune., 1842-01-25
aW Nichal, President of the Bank Of Ten
.essee las declined reelection.

LEcrUREI Upon C,IviI.Iz4 ALTOS: BIZ o. 4. BRowSxoN-
The soted ana partially subducd tone o. the great po
cal parties toward each other Observable
have had .riuesce in producing reaction favor
able the highly gifted writer and ecnrer, who
Clinton Hall The last Lecture well attended, b.
penetrating and highly zra,ied audience. a. irsr,for
one conf.ss to have been little startled a, the apnun
citation lha the Priests the pioneers IN Civzaon
but Sir Bros nsou made by the history Of
Msn from the OF the Egyptian TO the Of the Rom
.h Priesthood He might also in-tanced the Of
ethro the prest OF INDIAN the land Of Judgement the
wisdom Of hose advice Moses relation the e:taa
lish of hi, Judiciary in the =ldernes may challenge
all nations saceat and modern TO exceed. The Rev.
M Robinson, TOO who accompanied the Pilgrim Fathers
10 Plymouth Rock rli-ht be ASKED appropriate
stance and long since TIA. ,ie, the Rev Manazah Gu:
le. Of Hamilton sIas. who accompanied party Ohio.
Doctor Cutler not only pous and devoted clergy
nan but statesman and philosopher OF no r,.an at
tGipuen,s IL the Sciences. The Priests. Mr Brown.oa
said would bring People standard and Try
TO keep them advancing beyond but the aspiriHs
ardor of young pupils viii press onward spite OF
all the warnings threa Jennings c.eeds and collects
Reverend Fathers, 10 hold them IN check Mr Brora.
sous Lecture will be delivered a, Clinton Hall this
TAe auditory SCARCELY fail TO be we'll repaid
for their attendance. AcAwAM
u Rev. Asa AAaAS, PresideH, oil Obcrlia Institute
Ohio has consented remain something longer and preach
this city and Se1ak - at the urgent solicitation
ofnany persons lie Is expected preach The
iags OF Thursday and Friday This week IL the Cong
tnns church, al clock Pray meetings iu the LEG
tsre Room o'clock r. a.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-25

Rlors BANKS BANKS RIorS.-Such is tho alarming
news from Cincinnati The shnplaster banks having
fasrd pay specie, the b-holders undertook to help
themselves Now il the banks had OILY provided them
selves with the COMPOUND EXTRACT Of HoARuouND and
redeemed their with this article would have been
taken at once Tho public know its value and they feel
security when they have it about their persons that
paper money cannot create. Consumption IN its fir,
stages Coughs, Colds and ailcclious Of the Lung,
when the Extract il used. Pcasc Son, ProprIetors
IL nlYisinn-.f
New-York tribune., 1842-01-25
TO CORRESPONDENTS

The Wind is declined, thosEh OF considerable mart
is sns,h is Of proportion 10 It's depth.
Well Wisher Is Informed that We ssall puolsa the
sale. OF Real Estate n ou, City. unes. they are
omitted by oversight.
We cannot publish the Isis Of Importations into our
City, or OF Cousgnees, subscriber desires or
our - coo patrons 70. ,a,a one thousand would
examine them, and nearly ali OF these take the large
New-York tribune., 1842-01-25

u For four columns OF the continuation o: Colts
Trial yesterday, see First Page.
II For an interesting Letter from Pennsylvania.
and an amusing from Illinois Litell's Museum.
&c see Last Page.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-25

Be"EKY AmPnITHgATRE.-N0vrltic Of almost every
description are offered here 0nght, including the 's
CANT classic entertainments OF the Rivers Family and The
BANJO E1travug aLHas of Sweeney. The company leaves
for Europe week after On Saturday there L
New-York tribune., 1842-01-25

ga City Meeting OF those favorable 70 the
Fiscal rlan o; the Presiden, and Cabinet was held
in Philadelphia last evening. The call wes signed
By TWO or three thousand citzeas. and among them
We notice the names Q: Thomas Bradford, Thomas
S. Smith. Thomas Cope. B. r. Me4rs, Robcr,
Norris, Jares Gregory, and other eminent Wings.
TEsNEs.EE.-The Loco-F'ocos in the Legisla-
,sre have excused ;her tactios obstruction of an
election OF O. S. Senators BY The plea that there
no lac directing the mode OF such election BIZ.
on the 18Th, Mr.. Speaker Turney (tasr Artfu!
Dodger submitted to the Senate proposition
that they should be elected BY JOINT Ballotas form
e1ly. He AID all tbs Wings voted for ii, but one,
who was out: so the vote stood IL TO u, and the
bill was lost, The absent Wing soon came in, and
a motion was raade 10 feconside: the foregoing
vote, for which al! the Wings voted, but .Nr.
Speaker Tuney ro.ed Nay, thus killing his own
bill So there is no look for an Election yet
The Senate has voted 10 enforce Resumption or
the Is, day Of January merit the House having
named an earlier day.
MlcHlGAs.-A bill repeating the Suspension
Act OF last Session has passed the Legislature
II Is very severe against Banks and Bankers. bat
there's no hope tina, the Michigan Banks can be
revived to life byit We believe the Bank Of St.
Clair is the only one which pretends 10 be
solvent
Michigan is erecting State Prison at Jackson.
The main binding is 400 feet long and contains
900 cells (They must be calculating on doing a
large business atWild Ca; Banking in thu, State }
100000 nave already been expended, and 20 cells
completed; keeping Just ahead of the demand.
there being now Just Sc prisoners. The prison
wall encoses six acres.
GEoRGlA-The Mledgevllc Recorder OF inc
18th has r.rurns from SO of the SO Cornti-. OF
that State, giving the following aggregates -:
Dougherty -. 80 1G2 Black 80, 473
Gilmer 80 $50 Colquit, 732
Wright. ---.-.29 sos Cooper 3093G
Showing majority for the Loco-Foco ticket, (as
between the highest eacf,) Of "a votes.
Five Counties remain to be heard from. viz
Chauooga, Dade, Emanuel, Gmer and Walker
which gave Gov. Mcdonald in-Oct-ber Ola ma
jor,y The Loco-Foco Congressmen are elected
by about 1900 mnjorty-a Wing gain from oc,o-
Der of about $500.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-25

American husgum-Never such u host Of novel.
Ties put iert here ns IS presented hI. week The es
hall IS opcnrG loo feet II snch containing the sus-
lIGe exhibition Of Niagara Fn!s with anda
model Of She City OF Dublin the greatest work Of artcye'
brought 20 his country No extra charge IS made. Tas
manager o.o proposes 10 so few yearly ucfets on the
ioo~ing term4- For u whole ieEIiy sl5, gcntiemaa
acd TAO ialis g. gentleman an one LADY 800 single
persos So Chea? enough AppIicatio" :h"nid be male
Sunday ScAosteackers and principals OF scaool
By applying at The 0sca Of tho Huscsm obtain sra'
tutou.iy cifc gartng terai- for schools, &c
New-York tribune., 1842-01-25

e \ sad casualty recently occurred at Kirkland
Flats, Lake Co. Ohio. FIVE children, three boys
and two girls from six 10 eleven years OF age were
sliding thu ice of q pond. when four Of them
broke in. Oac boy who was not engulted by actiy-
ity and daring saved the two other boys, but tie
girls were drowned
New-York tribune., 1842-01-25

Ct There is mistake in the new remedy whlca
throws the Doctors al in The shade by caring coughs and
colds Of every variety. Ask for the real ygrpe lloe
hound Catdy Of B. f. Howe; 1872 Broadway, cpincr u
HOARD 81.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-25

70 a great German Loco-Foco meeting was
held in Cincinnati on the Eth inst at which Hen
~ Clay, Wing measures, sc. we're blended in de-
nuncaton with ShinpIasters, and Bank Mobs were
sympathized with \ variety OF other matters
criticised in an equally summary manner.
% Capt. Alden Partridge was iecmring last
week q; Harrisburg the subjects of Military
Defence, the Causes of War &c. with great sue
cess.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-25

HossRY AMrAlrHzArRE -Bea.ft If Oil JOS Snseaey
lfeger public favori,s entitled 10 the gratitude Of
the ci;izaus Of York i, tho above named uMyc
rayore who "edacsday Evening, presents hin.eH
FOR d Benefit AZ the bo~ery Amphheat,a. No gentleman
In hi, l.se.se- nag her claims than Joe Sweeney
HIS faa:ions ot all Niger Characters uneqIaled bis
Songs and unique, and tie BAN ir his hands uu
eruasnt Of niepiiois sound adds etc, TO lis
ruefous extraysgsnZas. Let his friend. give HIM
Wednesday substantial proof of his well earned merits,
and rally round him with their usual cu,hu.iasr L.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-25

lsT.aESTIHG EXHIBITION The Panoramic View Of Je
rusa'en - ~ithou doubt, the interesting and ~
s'ruetiTe exhibition presented the public, api
,houd be seen by every man. woman ,nd child 70 Tue
city and vicinity The Rotuada open every Day aga
,sis evening there will be explanatory Lecture, coS
ncncilg AZ y O'clock.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-25

70. A notice Of Mr. Bellows Lecture is crowd.
cd out.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-25

u Friends Of American Industry, Az
tend "A meeting Of the Home L.ogAt' wall be- hes-
a! the Repository Of the American Institute over "
Maine Court on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. s1'''
commencing at O'clock. Fact, Of great importance !"
the Lato. and Production Of the Country will be 'upN
ted Hon. MALoS DcKzRsos, Secretary CT the ''5
under Gen Jacksoa) has been 'itcd, and is expeee.
be present, with other distinguished friends Of
20 American Labor. Mechanics, Hannfacturefs aai We
bsrer. especially invited to attend (2) -'l"
II sack Frost has again, keen razof' ,
.se mo.e necessary. Use Chapaans Magic etfop. .Io
ranted to please or money returned Superior raz0'
warranted ct lG2 William street
e Garments Of The first quality: fG c.o,h
Misunderstanding Surtouts. Winter fIocks, ~ rho
Coaks &C. are offered at reduced prices, in view OF NJ
advanced state of the season. 80 Broadway, cospe'
Barcay-sree,, (Amhrican Hetel) ,..sr.Gs
81 III 3!awisu wa -
New-York tribune., 1842-01-25

~ The body OF Col wy Hustler. former
ly Member of Congress from Ohio was recently
discovered in al old stable 6, Port Clinton after
he had been missing two months. No explanation,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-25

5as,S5O in Is, o2s and IS, payable at Conneaut
in currency, twelve months after date; s., 075, in
Iefaced notes Of the denomination of /. . and 3
dollar. part of the old issue; and Two Zoe dollar
New-York tribune., 1842-01-25

TIE WALL.sT FORGERY CAsE.-Francis Mel
ford, broker who was arrested on Saturday even
ing, charged with numerous forgerics to q large
amount Yesterday brought out Of prison for
examination, which he declined TO enter into, and
conessing Iii. guilt retnanded to prison
New-York tribune., 1842-01-25

20 The Miami Exporting Company Bank gives
notice that it was robbed of the following property
at the recent destruction Of their Office in Cincin
nntj viz
New-York tribune., 1842-01-25

FsoM SANTA FE.-Ihe Boonyile Observer: 4
letter from Santa Re states that the writer, who
was about 10 set out Tor chihuahua and would Of
cesrse overake the Texan Prisoners, entertained
hopes OF being able, before he started, TO procure
from the Governor order for the release Of Ken
dali of the \. Q. Picayune. Mr. Miller, OF the
Coll:sbis Patriot who went out for the benefit of
his health, died about 200 miles this side Of Santa
Fe. 81. Louis Republican.
70 ssnior Alvarez the I. S Consul a, Santa
F., arrived in this city on Monday last from indie
penGencc It's his purpose 10 visit Washington
to represent 10 the Government the treatment ne
experienced in Santa Fe from the Mexican author
tics. CSt Louis Republican.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-23

Recommended by Robert Blackwood, living
in Orange County, n. c., ID miles south
of Hillsborough and 3! sest Of Chapel
Hill, aged sixty years.
UN the first place, take quart OF Rum Of the
d best quality, and qlart Of new clean Tar,
putting the mixture in a stone jug that will con-
tsn double the quantity, that it may have room to
boil withou. bursting then cork the jug complete
y tight that the air cannot pass IN or out then
place this vessel in pot full Of water aud soil Il
btiskly for one boar and II will become eompletet
" mkt; you may swing the jug in the pot 50 as
to keep it upright Then let the patient iabc a
table spoonful in the morning, aud at night before
going TO bed if the patient be very low, take but
a tea spoonful three times day and az they
gain strength take little more ill they can bear
a table spoonful twice day, say night and morn.
ing. If this does not effect cure, make the same
quantity as before. and that will be sufficient
The patient should not drink any kind Of spirits
whatever and should be particular in his diet,
avoiding all kinds Of gross heavy food such as
salt bacon aud the like; also sweet milk also
avoid gettino act take very moderate exercise
live on very light diet, such riee soup Of fowls,
&c. carefully avoid drinking heavy draughls Of
cold water drink as little as possible.
The said Robert Blackwood has proved by ex.
pertinent tha, this remedy has cured scyers! per.
sons who were entirely given out by all the best
doctors in this section. will mention the case Of
Mrs. Thompson, near Chapel Hill She was at
the point Of death, unable TO support herself in
her bed who is nov in as good health as she ever
was. Also, Mrs. Hatch, still near ncighbor who
was very low with the consumption, and is ngw
IN perfect health. Ia the case of Mr.. lhompgon'a
wife, Dr.. Tancey considered her incurabe and
/ pronounced her lost. feel confident that by
close application II viii cure perhaps ninety mine
( in hundred.
| 9y1Mr. Blackwood thus offers the receipt TO al
J who may be disposed to make a trial Of il and i
il should effect a cure, he has no doubt il will
! be only asks in such case such compensation ai
! their sense OF justice may dictate
/ Papers throughout the United States viii render
I great service IN those who are afflicted with th
disease, by giving this publication.
ROBERT BLACKWOOD
March l6, 1912.
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New CoParfnership
IN THE
TAILORING BUSINESS.

"HE Subscribers having formed eopartner-
IL ship for the purpose OF carrying on the Tai
lofing Business in all its various branches in Con-
cord, n. C. under the firm of Price & McMls,ers,
offer their services to the people of CabaErus and
the public in general. Their shop is the same &C.
cupied by Mr.. Chas. n. Price. They iatter them.
selves that they viii be able to please all who may
favor them with cell. One Of the firm having
been employed considerable portion of his time
Is cutter in some Of the most fashionable Estab-
lishmeDts in the City of Philadelphia and having
the advantages of an extensive acquaintance in
relation to his business and the other having car
ried on a shop for considerable time in Concord,
they are sure that they can offer Inducements TO
the public in their business which they pledge to
fulfil Their work shall be done in the latest and
most fashionable style and warranted TO be supe-
rior in workmanship TO any in the country. They
hope by punclaaliiy and strict attention TO their
business to merit share Of public patronage
Their price shall be in proportion 10 the times.
CHARLES N. PRICE.
JOHN r. McMASTERS.
Concord, Eel. l, l5i2. 22tf
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&C. E0sr .fOficP.

yDEIE undersigned takes pleasure IN Offering
~ his Professional Services 10 the citizens o:
Western North Carolina, and solcits their friend.
ly patronage in the practice of Law and Equity,
in the following Courts, viz Cabarrus, Mecklen-
burg, Lincoln, Iredell, Burke Yaney, Buncombe,
Henderson, Rutherford and Cleveland. He fur.
Their assures the public, that his whole time will
be hereafter devoted exclusively 10 the Profession
Of Law, and that strict attention to his clients
interests shall be given, and regular attendance
in the above Courts may be confidently expected
Those who have hitherto conf1ed their interests
to his keeping. win please accept this a tender
of bis highest regard and best thanks for their
disinterested friendship. His office and residence
is in Lineonton, where he will be pleased to re-
ceiye any Communications addressed to him, il
his professional line of business.
Balls NJ. EDNEY.
Jan. %, 1912. tel
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TO effect a cure, or the purchase money VII 30
returned by himself or travelling agent-Fhey
comprise the fiygean or Family Pill; The liy.
geian Tonic, TO restore the debilitated or broken
down constitution; the Uterine Pill, TO cure those
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar 10 women
aud the Ague Pill, 10 cure intermittent ieyers and
agues. For further information, the afflicted arc
invited to possess themselves Of the Hygcist and
Extra Tlygeis, furnished gratis at the proprietor
office, No. ,, Astor House, New. York, and BY all
his agents These papers contain inN-nalion
exceedingly interesting 10 the sick and In7ahds,
together with twenty-five useful receipts, aud :
mass Of facts and certificates, that must convince
every reasonable miad, that the Iiygeiaa Me!i-
ciHes are invaluable.
For sale by
TUOS J. HOLTON, Agent
Charlotte, Jan. 10. lsil.
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the secre. would have preserved with =.
lice." lie then, balhed IN tears, while NJ;
cheek was scilased with crimson olar
drew from bis pocket the half Of sm,,l
brown loaf, aud morsel Of cheese.
Deeply affected, the general seized Is,
hand, again apologised for oil the pain |,
had caused him, compelled him to acrs,,
of SUN adequate TO his immediate waDl,
aud next day assembled the officers Of c !,
egimcni-declared him his profeet-ts
sired that he would resume his place !, a.
mess, become his guest OF il thai day, a,s
pledged himself (ln private. 10 c. to no
iect and patronse him whilst he had lie |.
atonemenl for the sulleriDgs lie had 50 =.
Intentionally caused him.
g. shortly after becoming possesssl Il
the means, PACED of his play debts, iea !
the regiment and his friend Confessed A /.
and, adding his fathers 10 Gen. VS. iutr.
est, obtained &. company in anGiker re-.
iment, into which he also exchanged ks.
self, and the two friends we're recently q.
ing, after having each obtained tie iis IL
rank in their profession. Reader Ir.s
not 10 appearances.
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10 COPIES YEAR FOR $40.
Tie HGRdsomest and Cheapest Periodical for III
Young.
EVERY YOUTHS GAZETTE.

ILLUSTRATED By ELEGANT ENGRAyINGs.
To Be published erry Saturday.
AN Saturday the 22d day Of January, will be
" commenced the editing aud publishing Of a
weekly paper, which will be called " Ecery Youths
Gazette" II will be Of the qaarto 'orm, contain
log eight pages similar 70 the New York Mirror
Every numbtr will be embe!lished with beautiful
Pictures of an instructive and pleasing character
The contents viii be for the n.ost part original,
and adapted 10 The wants and capacities Of youth.
full readers \ Il osly sill the exclusive services
OF an accomplished Editor be given 10 the work,
but the talents Of many popular writer's will 30
enlisted 10 iLs support.
All the ncg popular works for children which
appear 10 England wil be obtained, aud from
these the best articles sill be chosen and publish.
ed entire in the Gazstfe, together with the engrsv.
iEgs By which they may be illustrated. Thus, in
our catalogue Of Contributors, there viii be many
nance, dear aud familiar TO the young-Miss
Edgeworih, Mrs. Holland. Mary Hewitt, Miss
Martineau, Mrs Barnaell, Miss Milford. Mrs. s
G. Hall, Joanna Baiiie. Ars. Soutbcy, Miss Cole.
ridge and others. Thus at price far less than
for Which such works could be reprinted in the
shape Of books ia this county, will the most ex.
eellent treaties aud stories Tor the young be pre-
scented.
Arrangements viii also be made 10 obtain ori.
ginal ARTICLES by flyofite American authors.
A pure moral tone will perVade every sentence
Of the new periodical. Every thing like section
al sectarian, or political bias wi. BE- seduIonsly a
yoided. In 6ne the journal will be adapted TO the
iassee and capacities Of all children, and thus ner
IL lis name.
Every Youths Gazette will on and after the
god Of January, be issued on Saturday mornings
at the Office Of The Nsw WoRLD No. 80 Ann.st
New York.
TERMS.
To place Essry YOUTHS Gestue within tia
means Of all the grls and boys IN the country, i
Will be sold to subscribers at The following rates
For one copy sent to any part Of North Amer
lea, 90 years ior two copies 50; for four copie
SIS; Coz Ten copies sie--alwsys TO be paid in at
vance, When copies lor IS. or 10 copies for 81
are ordered, the remittance must be made in cur
ssst money Of Nos York Oh New Eagland-an
lie papers mast he directed toonc address
Letters on business. and sli communications {
he addressed 70 " The Editor of he YouiAis Adrs
<s.fe, 80, AMT Aes York." isassed OF p,st paid
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Wool Carding.

fUNiiE subscriber takes this method of in.nrni-
IL ing the public, that bis Carding Machine Is
now in good repair, and that he will give his at
tention TO the business at all times persons wish
ing Carding done, and he will endeayor to give
general satisfaction. His Machine is situated on
the head waters of McAlpin's Creek. s miles east
of Charlotte, near the road leading to Wadesboro.
WILSON PARKS.
Jaae 1. 1912 t29
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-23

A Dafeh Roping ia game Der Dc'n
tells good thing about a fellow she 20
into a grocery store and called for qa
Of moiasscs. The molasses was bfoass
ani the purchaser dcmauded TO hauI
poured 10 his hot. Tho gfocef'a ceih
lefed 10 lend him a measure, bot no-u
purchaser insisted upon having II POI "a
his lat, nj tho same limo latI doS'
piece Of money which required chang !
The shopman much wondering OF 50 CIV
whim, hesilaied no longer, hUl doased y
molasses into his customers old hal p
then pulled out his money drawer to @''
change. In iwIuklIng the raseal'y y
chaser dropped the ba, on the young q
Gers head, grabbed all tho money Sl''
his roach, cooIly pu, the gfocefs go'a :
on his own head, and walked out "hi''ll
while the shopkecper was blIudiog' e0'
ing md smothcriag in bath Of m''a'''
- Pic.
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Do confederation will pleeshe to .
the Won dousandth and two'ih psalm "
a Dutch pafson as he gave out The nc
Ing hymn.
There arc no, 50 many 10 The IVY
responded the chnrister.
Veil, den, plceshe TO sing so maui
'are PEI
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-23
10 EensOraL.
To silk Growers.

"AVING established a small h!ature at this
n u place, the subscriber wishes 10 purchase
C0COONS, for which he will pay fair price for
any quantity that may be offered. He also wish
es TO contract with any person who has the Null
berry Trees and Cooooneries now established for
supply for the ensuing year, or with any per-
son who wishes to engage in the production Of
Coeoons. lie has it in Contemplation 10 enlarge
his mandatory if arrangements can be made for
the supply of Cocoons. Any one having Cocoons
now on hand for sale viii find market for them
by applying 10 the subscriber at Concord. n. c.
WILLIAM jerks.
Concord, Feb. 5. 1912. 20tf
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POETRY.
Elom The Grrsnsboronrh Patriot.

A RIDDLE.
Though hidden in the dust,
Some thousand years lay,
Yet meier was touch'd with rust
Nor subject to decay.
At length. in course oftime,
(Rcvolving ages past,l
In simple modern rhyme
I'm brought to view at last.
When disinterr'd from earth
In rude and knotty spars,
| was counted OF great worth,
And glitler'd like the stars.
from a pit was brought,
From many things among,
And into form was wrought,
And had ! cloyen tongue.
No mouth at all | had,
My tongue was naked quite;
In brilliant yellow | was clad.
And shown with lus,Te bright.
a lustre like the sun
l naturally impart,
Another borrowed one,
From mental aid and art.
By using of my tongue,
Color'd black on white.
Marv'lous things are done
In spreading mental light.
By using me with skill
Combin'd with curious art,
Nv owners mind and viii
To others impart.
Without voice or sound
Thus words can convey
To distant nations round,
Or to a future day.
! aid in things divine
As well as those Of art,
Help hcav'nly light 10 shine
Abundant Gu the heart.
Come now &c learned youth,
And sprightly maldeus fair,
In plain and simple truth
This curious thing declare.
Answer: A Gold Pen.