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New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

! IVANTE o-Ths ac.srtiss- ,a, had '~sa;y year.
~ experience IL conuercia. a.fsir>-,so yea,s Of
Tsich we're IN 'ae Grocery lice. He veil scausin'ed
Tth ths dates both OF tae desk asG would
IN gt.c OF situst4on either Sale,ua. or Clerk
hoi. rs understands ID. Freezes language and xcuid
dcrose the Saoe OF bis ;iinc 10 emyoye,s
As Ho objection 10 esve tie ey to. any par, Vi tbs
uHiifd S;stes. Enpcvmen, nore sbJ-ct silary
| tas1eepuouab.a references gwen. Address Dupcss
care OF Editor OF New iors Tribune a3i
" An TIE D-At 50 East Svoa!~.. !a4a.t,e. sas
" Fll9d ~iia tse best OF help .nE saarre Aasrl
can, Ecg'ish and IRISH gis nth 1s ii itersaces
| from last places AZ waiting for s!s@.il,s. d1pla
Az ANTE D->i;ua,ion, Tor -. q 80, :. tnet.caa
~ and Eng!ish nurses, ;->s Has-.as.
and coored coosS, chamber n.iGs lal ,&E4.- Az
ply st 40 Broadway dsS
1VrANTE D-Sltas,io.s tcs GOOD -.iss', win a,y
w reference for years. s>o Is, =. & .4aee> ~;
trades i-,nerS and tberers, &c Apply st46 1rast-e,
Nc charge during wistsE. ds5im
sSGANT e D-A Boy OF good Tora!s, sooat 10 years
" OF age ;- lea.r The BooS- binding BUSINESS. 6ac
Car board wiki his pas-s,, viii be preferred 'ppy
:, Is Anu street. niou
WANTED rSs-epe preference gwen to old
W hands Apply to Ell c. BLAME, l.5i Chrystie-
WANTS. q SITUATION, m,hnle as.d
~ man ct family, employment 4. Clerk. Col
ectnr or Cepyst. respectable business or factory
-1eul have no objection 20 20 South brnc sccl!nated
:" New Orlssu.. Address Prescribed Ws,chnlaG" 81
tai. office. ii 81
fNn n,ssa-sEs,S Vny 1y,\rrr, ~.
having souie Ass~ied.c the Prlnssy busnes, pre-
tstrsd \ Foasot H,aH'ond Type ne4ry new 100 lbs,
- ~ -, ~ =, -, =. -, , 'S' c'='S - pai' ne
- - ~ -" 49, (,' P uo'"'e# INsN'u"' .issest
c.. -. -, tt "t"S = "PaVef !oh' ot "rsAt
-, , ~ - utN'. usn aiso i'rse h"mae.et
-. '' '' 49, 80 Cu,S =. - NY ,US'I s"rat'
- .>"p ~ ,'ree'.
! IA cerihcaitoi l"s.Nif SHAKES OF the
IL Jamaica and BrnohlyI Railroad stock IN favor of
jGo L. Norton. jr Application viii De msie 70 the
,, ,,t,a - O> " " ' " , ''' ~, m q ne
80 Ns H'n ~
INNCEsLENt! SEAyiaS NSo s[DssSsS
~ be had ny Ladies ami Gentlemen in a ,i.l!sLtful
no,tse, stones ,hrow from BroadSa ay. Apply At ll4
's,'e' - SG!e.. ~ nea. e-o eo'ncl o' ! rt.Ge hoV u
sDAti D-\nd h,ulsome uuilrnished spsr:- ent
- can ba obalnet; ~ gentleman aud hts wife, S.
per week. II Monroe st. d5N
sSsbA3s ,st tt 10 E.a t,.an.,rs.,- ,slncct5 III, sn
- aud cheap enough. d9a I'm
t1,sss S, ~, - ,,. ,l,,.-, , -, =
Il ,oin.i n;,b pa,I h,, ,ir, :, - W. , -, ~
Rttareuccs= exchanged. DIS l,'
,..,1E,s.~s s.Er,xFs7.. ., 9s- ,,h..,ll-----
| ) ha,,,n &. -; ,,- ,, -, -, 49, - ~ 'i
m , y" ~, , - i ,". '1s1' AZ
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New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

5.NtsBi SAe. S.-rhe good viii, stock aud fixtures .;
Ia Segnr Store, situated on tho sldn OF Broad
.ay OF tho most central places, and one Of the
Oldest stands in The city and dong excellent business
.l.I-a.s Box No 7l6 Lower Post Office. d3O lw
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

u7 CAPT, E>zs. of the Creole, has recovered
ico;n his wounds, and has left Nassau Tor New Or
leans,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

WORKS OF Boz.-George L. Curry Go, l61
Broadway, have commenced the publication. in
monthly numbers, OF the=compete works OF Boz,
Mol, which Is lu-t oAt, contains fifteen chapters
of tic PieIswick Papers, is prin,c, in neat,
convenient style, and is illustrated by wood cuts
lne pricc ol each nrsr.iberi. twenty-five cents.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

tfI AN II D-At 80 East Ssoa.!~.t .a.l.ise, .as-
W Fisd ~iia tse ees, o; help .us saarre. Aasr.-
Egsh and IRISH g.I' with i1s 6cs ii
from !a.t pisces az. waiting for s.seAilE. 40 In
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

saA ONE of the most delightful places Of rr.id once
% in the rural city Of New Haven, Conn offer cd ioS
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

.,s Dwelling must be business stand and down town.
For such good tenant be had. Apply 10
II !Y. SMITH & NfIrMORE, IL John ST..
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

90 The interference of State Prison Labor with
the industry of honest mechanics begins attract
attention in Mississippi The Natchcz Free Ira
der urges that the inmates Of the Pcniteniiary be
employed in The manufacture Of cotton baggipg
from refuse cotton. No one i, now engaged in this
business.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

51EAs.-Fiae Guspovcer and imre'iA 1e~'
l che..s aud half chests. for sale sy
II GalNNELl., slSTURN & co. 70 soat5-'L
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

1NIASTE D-Sltas,io,s tcE GOOD -.iss,, win ~.
w reference for years. s>o nts,b-.. e :ae>> =:
tra.cs farmers and faberers, &c Apply st4i6 HrQs,e
No charge during wists-. dss In
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

,,s.k.ftsa Ras. a~-Kpugh and Posaed Sla.-.
= Pals ss-octs.; trod1 coo NJ. 10 tiso, Iancy and
-nmncu straps, for sale by -
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

4AfAN TE D->,;uaiions fos Se1s q -, = & xlet.cs.
W and Eng!isa nurses. ;->s PsS4s.a:s.
and coored cooss chamber I.iGs aca ~. ,Iy4s. Az
ply st 40 Broadway, Dag.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

u The sun.sm,h shop OF AIR William Watts
a, Baltimore, wa. burned with It's contents Oh The
l., Insurance sl0s0. equato abou. one halt The
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

Y.rud. :tanled.-The advertiser
ss3. 49, mall A,or nf good Liquors which be
L. rr,-s- TO eschanrs good Laads IN aesl,hy
ioeai.oH CUTLER 4 BENSON,
-. No Ann.s,.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

q William MsCaldy, deck hand on the
steamboat Hannibal, WAS drowned atNew-Oreans
on the o2d ul,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

go. Asa Wi he pad for Farm OF 10 to - acres J,
g;;:: M L hc 10 West Farms Wc>chester CO. a. Y Ap-
uIy soon 10 SMITH & WHlTEMOkE, Ii John ST. il l~
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

ZWlsKoSsAS.--The Official returns OF the election
for Delegate to Congress from Wisconsin, held on
the 9th September, 194l, show that ]. L. Ar
MOLD (W.) received 2,92S votes, HESRr DopGE
(Opp) 3,435, and thar there were scattering:
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

Z u
& dty=evru!ug, the 2tk December asl .iual! whlte
,,usa Dog six hinged ycos spot on the r,Gh, side
6i his back. Answer, 10 the name oi Carroll Whoever
,I return MN TO No L. Third street. will receive the
ABOVE reward IS 81
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

Osk.-A certificate OF TW MY SHAKES OF the
IL Jamaica and BroohlyI Railroad stock IN favor of
JGo L. Norton. jr Application viii De nae the .,o.s
-any al their office, the 18th OF Jauusy uex new
certificate ,,lf iy-
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

,3.,. aI,. 4ssEl. HING 2DE EE e.
u lDJ cns1s boyd. celebrated Bleaching to~des,Jc,i
recelysd aad fo' isc by
.~-DS SS+ L. HN'HlhS'' ''I'''S~-
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05
: On u I'D AZ I'D ROOMS - NAV be obtained In pri-
= yate family. by aenlymg at 206 ILndson-.t ie7-M

=. ~ H. W a as 4'.->totcu iruni tlc iwerins OF n
'C') subscriber No. 27 Srrinx street 2o.h Of Dee
l. Sdies SIX DsrSs, tea color silk Snort Cloak
rab color; black Lace Nril-und few ia,s previous
: Silver Table Spoons, marked F.. b. in clns.er
nd cIaall sum of money Pawn5rokers will peasa stop
iie above articles # offered. w. h. VAN BHUNr.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

=.,yG.g HOUSE no.. .1'- @-rrlni, qua
= ty S,g-r House Doa~ bnfs, tIcrccs ahd b.l.
for sale al OCKERSHAUSEhS 5 Suga: Refinery No.
-, d2. In
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

x Mrs. commences tins evening. at
the Society Library scre-=o Readings cefopri-
,ag=,ome torly different Pieces. See teG nlyer.
Isti-a:neut.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

The Canst.4 papers contradict The Te;9rt
that Ieo5 has been arrvsted tor at>'asafa.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

fEfANTE D-Ths advertise: IA, hal ~sn;y scars
experience IL conuercial stsirs-tso yeass OF
Rsich we're IN the Grocery ce. HI Is well acquainted
Sitn the d1i-s eo;h OF thc desk coulter would
1, gi.c oia siiusaon eltser Salesman. or Clerk
tolG rs understands Tho FreGca iauyuas- and would
crose the "nos OF bis nct his employer, bu.isess.
hss objection 10 esve tie ei:y f.. any par, vi tbs
uai'sd S;,,es. EmPcymen, more ebjrct thar s,a,y
tns1eepuouab.a references gwen. Address Drpcss
care Q. Editor New Nors Tribune. ..Si
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05
als d r. N1- r n Ess.Uri 80 4. Ell r-k>

a 4 d + = - r fS E u ciE = e r I. z e =
Z tas late Far Of the AmsrcAa Institute. Silver
"A sied. ~a ax.yds,! TO JOSIAH Haytsn for hrs .upe
nor Af,eeican Pers Is ccr;edei that HaydeGs
Pens pqpa 20 the best and better Of those
ilaportet. The price nuch les and the t'aae hnd II
advantageous tea IN ncra. Consumers also ~ IEd
n. quality equal thar expectations r sale to The
trade bv fnW J.ENO pls,r-st nl7
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

MANI ED D-A Boy OF good Torais, sooat 10 years
~ ot,ase, i- Learn The SooA binding business. 6Gc
board vish his pasest aiil be preferred 'ppy
\. iS anN street. nlou
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

~. Fos< salE-A splendid farn in the ylcini-
sSS nv Of Nv R,uasIick. OF III acres Of first ratio
e1e iaad Of he clay loan, =!'h story house.
itish d foonz 6z barr car houses, in good order;
y, the place plenty Of water. gosd enss, II acres
Of al KIDD. aad every thing hrs rate orner.
9tce ~ per Term; Apply ths tsy al the
lad Iice of BUTLEa BkHsoN,
81 No. Ann
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

r5 ,s'ss s4Es-2 fine loft, 70 et cheap in st0I, ;0
~ W s;er-,treet. ln1A.re Of the occupant
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

WANTS. .a sITUAraON-, Middle agsd
W man OF family, want, employment ~ Clerk. Col
!ectn or Cspy, respectable BUSINESS or factory
-roull have objection South bring scclIDated
- New OrlssL, Address Prescribed Wschma J." st
TAI. Office. IA AZ
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

rSS-ewer.; preference gwen 10 old
W hands Apply to ELI c. BLAME, l.Si Chrystie-
tree. il b.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

AlABAMA.-.Ihe Legislature, apparently deem
ing discretion the be1ier part OF yaor, has
Guided TO give up The General iicke, Law so .g-
nally, condemned By the popular vote, and enact
return to tie District System OF choosing Member
OF Congress. Any vacancy in'Fe present Congress
will be filed by geasraYo,e; but norhing farther
The Legislature is still narrowing away The rub
blsh OF their admirable LocoFeco State Bark
whichemts very offensive odor.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

u The IllGsIIioQs went 10 Sea yeste.iay--
Her des,inarloii i Berrluca
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

i1G AZ 81 Ma gentleman and his wife, or two
II single gentlemen can be accommodated uI,h good
,oard SO. 10 Fson street. Also three persona
can be accommodated with dinner. aaS II
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

% Jons S PEsDuKroS, Esq, OF Virginia |.
S Charge d,AaAirs to the Republic Of Chill, ar.
rived al Norfolk on Monday evening in the Rich,
mond boat, TO take passage in the irisate un,ed
States. which is bound 10 the Pacific.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

'HO SisANfEkS.-A BOY ltANrEu-Oue
having some AasNledsc OF the Printing buslnes, pre-
=fatred. \ Fontot Hismyud Type nr4rly new !u0 lbs,
Tor sale cheap or exchanged for other type pal. me
a!GG, anu hsit Chsses par double Eadluri Chsses.
set q Chases Tor printing neVSpaper font of Great
Primer Script; 81 Is, nearly also large nuuAs.c
Wooi and Metal Cats. that vii be sold cheap
: n ALs Gil ] DE AN y Ann.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

OHlo-The Loco-toco Of Ohio haveconcls,led
to run WILsos SHASSoS for their next Governor
He has been once chosen ana once beaten, that
It's bis turn he ncky this year. Bu, Ne hepe
Thomas CoRwls will consentto run the Wing
ticket, in which case Wilson has a poor look
The Abolitionis,sw Will also presenta candidate =
probably Leicester king-and it is thought Tyler
OF State Rights mul, ray be started.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

u tvari.ty OF TAUNTON, DIXON .; SONS,
Tea and Cofse Ur=s Tea Hc,, &c. together *a com
pic.s assortment conmon Britannia and Block I'm
Ware wich they ote. eSremeI lo- orices, wholesale
,nd .a,aiI ELISHA KNIGHT & son
tle, . Ioau-.trect. bette n Chi aad Pearl sts
B-A so Paleat Cl,t=rn PGmCs, asuoerlcr ar'ic'e
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

rs sorn- hye=or SIN prisoners Al Cleveland
and the oook->tealing LAWYER lngtam among
them. brok. ali and made tracks f.or=Taft. un-
known on the NJ. .g., Of TIE 24thdlt,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

I1oAtk,as>S EisDGCED.-The subscriber
- hsSlr- fitted up tnr large aud commohoGs house At
OF HuNar and Ein,-street> only cnc block
fn4 Broadway where seu,lcmeu have good boa n;
.nd pleasant rooms AZ 81 % per week. Also gentlemen
nj their "wes reasonable ttru by applying ut No
~ IuWRri-Strest. Els. I'm,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

ssa EARN EGE SALE, or Exchange for ci'y
Gs5S property--A Farm in Queens County u l., COZ
-" tanus between % and GU acres OF hfst rals LaAa
n aigh state OF cultivation. Tae D~enD! Anc 0
o,1,.. are Eli nsw and ~ rate oroer, WIKI
alc well f .o-d sstrr apple orchard, &C. &c os-
ancc i. ;ne e. esYork The above ssd p.ossy
: III -. S. u Ia,.Iv Ad.sess L. d. s. at this Office.
ION Yi.'!i '.+lu7' VI 3tavH
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

LxCEsLENI BOAIsB s>D a&UDNS
IL can oe ha!hy Ladies Gentlemen in d.llsLiful
mouse, stones throw from BroadSay Apply at II y
Mercer street, near the corner OF Prince. n3o Il
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

.sD-At D-->nd u h,uGsome uulrnished spsr:~ emf
- can ba obtained ~ gentleman aud hts wife, tor S.
per week ar ~ Monroe. st GM
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

N Ws;er.,treet lnqA.re of the occupant
.e--~a- i2i If
ua a E!akk,s FOR SALE of 56 acres. ~
fnT improved. good orchard tide aud ssil. PRICE
<--&a- $50 $3.50 IL cash remainder time
a 81 A y. SMtTH 70 Jehn street, up stairs
tgss i!i4<GAgNa. HARt:AH<s!--Fty
sale o. exchange 40tcacts Of handsome Land. cJn-
-'l tauin. -l each, soil of superior quality
~aered win fac streams and covered with dps timber
sch IS vate OAK hickory, beach, walnut, maple and
sycamore. The SD adapted wheat, rye corn, oats.
cotton, tobacco and IRISH potatoes. The above
lands will De sold reduced prlc,s, snd or terms TO
ait or they viii De exchanged for almost any kind
Ds.chsnd!ze. For maps, diagrams and par,cuara apply
% SMITH & MIlIrMORE. IL John 81. up sLal:s III Il
, 1842-09-03

the ear with the listIessness of a
told rale. But he, who for the first
time visits the scenes Of its struggles,
and stands on these followed spots,
rendered doubly so, as viewed
through she deepening Twilight Of
more than half a century," will find
new feelings arise, who bearing the
dignity Of men upon their %frontlets.
risked their all in our prospective hap
piness. Few fields we're more bloody
than Monmnulh-none more deserve
our gratitude.
, 1842-09-03
Rates of Advertising.

One square, Of IS lines or less, for The first
insertion 81; for each srbsequen, insertion ff.
" cents. A reasonable deduction made to
those who advertise BY the yesr.
Communications or advertisements Ola per-
.o,sl nature twhnn simissihle., VII he charg.
I'D doublc the us AL rates. and raYshle ~invlIil.
by in advance.
n For announcing candidates, 50 each,
invariably in ad anco.
IT Advertisements Except for yearly adver-
,;ser. 4, should in all cases o accompa MED br
w,;tteo directinrs, aS to the nu nher of ,nsar.
TONS: if not. they win bs published till forbid,
and payment exac:ed.
, 1842-09-03
r OF PUBLICATION,

Tgs R.picAL is issued every Saturday mcrn-
inc. al g, 50, if paid within six months, and
if p.ymen, be longer delayed. Three Dollars
will be exacted.
TrTo q club of Three or more subscribers,
If pa;d in adpaner,l Two Dollars.
No paper discontinued until all arrsarages
are paid. except at the op ion o fthe Editors.
drPost,na sters are authorized by law to far
ward money to newspaper publishers, free of
charge. All letters to the Edi.1-s, by mail,
must be POST PAID.
, 1842-09-03
.uthorized agents for the RsdicaI.


R. NJ. V. KERcHEvAL. Louisiana, Mo
4. MAsE, P. VI. Frankford,
n. T. kent, P. NJ. GAINESVILLE,
C. f. PERKINS, p. NJ. Auburn,
J. H. BRrrroS, Troy,
B. GIBSON, P. VI. Paynesville.
Door. W. H. NrcKLrS, New Hope, "
P. w. OVERLY, P. VI. Shamrock, 4"
Jouy RAILS, New London,
A. HExDKIx, P. NJ. Spenccrburg. &"
J.. CRosrHEwAIr, jacksonville,
W. T. BoyD, P. NJ. Sugar Grove, Z"
L. T. MusIcK, Hickory Creek,
E. EMERSON, P. NJ. Louisville, I"
W. w. ADAMS, Marthasville,
FAINT s. BRorHER, St. Charles,
Door. ]. ADAMS, Ashley. &"
, 1842-09-03

THE Man OF BUstNEss.-An unin.
terrupted intercourse with the world
Expresses the man of business and
ambition. The strongest spirit must
at last fill and sink under it. Ths
hapFiost temper must be soured by
incessaat returns of the opposition,
the Inconsistency, and the treachery Of
men. For he who lives always in
the hustle of the world, lives in a per-
petual warfare; here. an enemy en-
coun;ers; there, a rival suppiants
him. The ingratitude Of a friend
stings him at this hour, and the pride
Of a SUPERIOR wounds him in the next.
In vain lie flies for relief to trifing
amusements. These may afford q
temporary opiate to care, but they
communicate no strength TO the mind.
On the contrary. they leave it more
soft and defenceless when molasia-
lions and injuries renew the attack,
, 1842-09-03
For the Radical.
WOMAN.
"Heaven's last best gift 10 man."

To her mans feelings point, as
points the needle to the pole; to her
his affections tend, rs tends gravita
ton to mother earth. 1t is not the
mere external attraction of her come
ly brow, her rose-blushing cheek, her
cherry lip, her bonny eye, her flowing
tresses, nor her snow-white, swan
like neck, that concentrates the pure
and noble affections of a true and
manly breast; but her virtue-clad and
tfeasure-speaking face, the true index
other well polished mind, the reflect
ing mirror in whi:h he beholds all that
is noble, good and fair. She is the
Offering and attracting gem, tina! a
kind Providence has, in his mercy,
placed along mans pathway through
this "vale Of %iears," to cheer his dis
ponding steps; and she it is that can
bring a consoling pleasure to his care
worn and heart sick soul, while he il
beating his way through LIES check.
cred and changing scene. In her bo-
som burns kindred charities hallowed
flame, that knows no stated bounds;
but its genial influence to earth's re-
hottest verge is felt. There virtue
finds Il soft retreat. And there all the
social passions rise to swell her SYM
pathising soul.
She seems most wonderfully con.
stituted to stem bitter adversity's
whitening tide. Hence in her, man
alone frds a friend who is kind and
social in prosperity, faithful and truo
in adversely. To her he hesitates
not to tell his melancholy tale of &C.
cumu!a'ed grieis, and in her he seldom
fails TO find 4 soul which is ready to
condole with him and lend its aid to
soothe his ihickening cares. But
alas! how oft, too oft "a sad disgrace
to man)does that minis,eripg soul fall
4 prey to mans inconstant love. Oh!
inhuman fend in human shape, thus
TO wrong the heart that fain would
spend its latest breath to smooth thy
passage to the grave.
"Yes-lovely woman-yes, thou art
The star that cheers this worlds wide gloom.
Gives solace to mans aching heart
And soothes his passage TO the tomb.
'Ah! man should ever grateful prove.
To this fair angel of his peace
Rcquiie her with his purest love.
And never in his kindness cease"
Sugar Creek, Aug. 1912. ALlnk.
, 1842-09-03
STANZAS.

There are tones that will haunt US. tho lonely
Our pathway be DER mountain and sea-
There are looks which will part with Us only
When memory ceases TO be!
There are hopes that our burden may iigh'en'
Though toilsome and stsep be the way
And dreams tina, like moonlight can brighten
With 9 light that is %clssror than day
, 1842-09-03
From the Church nf England Magazine.


JEHOVAH
Father Of all! Almighty Lord!
Thy voice is in mine ear;
It comes upon the summer breeze,
To soolhs, TO bless, TO cheer.
I, whispers in the low, soft chino
or wonder silver rIll;
Il thunders in the cataract
Which dashes down the hill.
II signs among the pleasant gladss
Of forests, green and lone;
il murmurs in the wild wave, which
No vassalsge doth own.
/ hear it in each song birds note;
And, Oh. where is the spot
That spot Of fearful silencc-wherc.
Father, l hear it not
I see thy hand upon The earth.
Where towering mountains rise;
As if they soughi-,hose jiant lords
10 touch tbe deep piue ehies
see it in the olden woods
And on the young spring flowers;
And in the lone, sweet, silen nj stars,
Which gem the long night hours.
The bold. bright SUD; the pale. soft moon,
That smiles When mortals dream;
And when the willow branches bend
To kiss the laughing stream.
isee i, in the Iighining's fash.
And in The coral grot
OF ocean home. Oh, Father. whore
Where do I sec it not
Thy step is in the sunny folds,
Where waves the 6 I'm grain;
And where the graceful antelope
Bounds Ger the shadcless plain.
Trace j, in The tangled path.
Where the dark serpent g!ides;
And in the gloomy Jungle. where
The for, ST. monarch hides.
IT'S where the orange.hlossoms fall,
In swo-t and snowy shoTerE;
And fire. flies CLEAN, like sparks oil goid'
Among the myrtle.bowers.
find Thy footsteps everywhere:
No place is unforgoi;
Father. it were a strange, dark place,
Where | could trace il not!
Great God Of mercy. light, and life.
Oh, be thou with me still
Ny hope, my staff, my friend. my guide
Alike through good and i'll!
What though l kneel not to thee where
Fair sculp;ured nltsTs rise:
Ny shrine's thy fertile, blessed earth
My fame, thine own pure skles.
If 70 my share some great, good gifts
Peace. power, or wealth-be sent;
Teach me to take Nth humble heart,
And deem them only lent:
Or if. amid this ~changefal scene,
Some sorrow DO my lot;
Oh. may ] bend TO kiss the rod,
And fatbsr, murmur not!
, 1842-09-03
ALYnk.

ANEcDorE.--A few weeks since. a
lady who was present at a charity
sermon, found herself i~ndisposed to
any act Of generosity al the time,
and therefore passed the plate with
out giving any thing. While return
ing from church TO her own house,
size had occasion TO examine her peck
ct, when, TO her great modification,
she found size had been robbed Of all
her cash; upon which she made the
folio wing reflections: & perceive that
if God could not find the way into
my pocket, the devil couldr
, 1842-09-03

A HoAx.--Sone wags in Jackson.
vile, (IIl.) recently addressed a iette,
to Judge Young. Of that State, in.
forming him that he had been nomin.
ated as a candidate for Governor. 70
which the Judge responded ina prin.
ted pamphlet of trenty- four pages
The ways were properly punished,
, 1842-09-03

FREIGHT vs.. PosrAGE.-The freight
Of a barrel of -four to Boston, Newbu.
ryport or Portland, is lOa IL - cts;
the postage on a letter to the same
places is 1884 ents.-N. Y. Pleb.
, 1842-09-03
TVOL. mo. AL

place of boisterous and drunken sing
ing, there will be anthems sung TO
the Creator, in place Of four bis be-
ing paid for a drink of liquor, they
will be dropped into the poor box.
, 1842-09-03

RELIGION AMONG THE lNDlANs.-The
Arkansas lntellIgencer says: 1t is
with pleasure that we notice the ad-
vances Of Christianity in the Creek
Nation. A minister informs US tha.
a recent revival had taken place near
the Agency, the residence of Col.
Logan, and great numbers ''had Tor
saken The evil Of their ways" Our
border Indians have long been max
ing efforts towards civilization, and
religion was all that was wanting to
crown them with success. This be-
ing attained, instead of gatherings at
hor. e races, we may see even greater
a, Camp Meetings; in place Of hear
ing of tremendous night dances, We
will expect prayer meetings or d.
vine worship in some form; and in
, 1842-09-03

hdian War Down East.-It is
generally known here, says the East
port Sentenel, that our Passamma-
quody Indians are divided into two
political parties, between whom a
good deal Of acrimonious feeling ex-
lists. One party acknowledges as its
head "Gubnor John Francis," and
processes allegiance to the State of
Maine; the other party denies Fran
chs authority, acknowledges as its
CHEF Sabitis Neptune, and on 4 fol-
mer occasion sworc fidelity to the
Governor Of New Brunswick Be-
tween these two parties n pitch bat
tie was fought on the glorious fourth,
in which Sabatls' party was well
drubbed. A week or two afterwards,
they sent up The river, and mustered
some o belonging TO the party .
and took the opportunity, when the
Governor and most of his men we're
oil hunting ~porPoIses, and cut down
the flag stiff and burnt il.