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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-21
Z IFE LIFE. LIFE =" All that a

Z IFE LIFE LIFE =" All that
man hath will he give for his life''-so We find il re-
corded the ancient and hes, OF books but when we
thousands syng all around US, with Consumpuon,
Pulmonary Affections iedtu doubt the correct
the above assertion especially srcc II Is 20 wei
known ha, certain remedy mag be obtained which al
ways arrests those diseases.
DIR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT never fails 10 give re-
lief and always ter every other means have failed
This and has been IN thousands OF Instances
where has effected radical cures after the patient had been
given up ny his rens and physicians Ilis valuan" TX,
prerared only by DIR. JAYNE No. 20 sou III
THIRD street, Philadelphia
Sold al wholesale and retail by the Agents, A. B. D
Sands sss No. 10 Fulton OF Gold and
100 Fulton >-aso, sold D. David Sands Co No. II East
Broadway. OF Market Abraham B. Sands \ Co.
Ne rs Broadway Ceramic muildpss corneroi Chamber
sJ I'M
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OrUtON W.
THO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and
q otherS-Helded ,proas GIT Iron Tabes tor Steam, Wa
ter, Gas, &C. from oS inches diameter aud in englhs
from u feet, capable OF sustaining an nterna
pressure from 900 10000 HIS per square nchoge
iher with fittings of every description snch as bows s,
Reducing Sockets. Cocks, &c, which the Tubes are
joined by Screws, and by of which they be put
together with the greatest facility by any ordinary workman
The great strength and durability of these tubes
pared with Copper other material and their economy
render them superior 10 all Others for any of the purposes
abave mentioned For sale by
,y2S # WALwORTH 4 MASON. ST Ann.st
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ODE
.,,-,,c ny THE CONSTITUENTS OF
John QUINCY ADAMS.

JOHN QbiNCI ADAM,
On AIS retura from Consress,
September II, 1872
WRITTEN BY JoHS riERpoNr.
Nor from the bloody field,
Borne on his battered shield,
By foes o'ercomc,
But, from sterner fight,
In the defence Of Right,
Clothed in conqperor's might,
We hail him home.
Where Slavery's minions cover
Before the servile power,
He bore their ban;
And. ike an aged oak,
That braved the lightning's stroke,
when thunders round it broke,
Stood up, a MAN.
Nav, when they stormed aloud,
And round him, like cloud,
Came, thick and black,
He, single-handed, strove,
And, like Olympian Jove,
With his own thunder, dove
The phalanx back.
No leafy wreath we Irvine,
OF oak, OF Isthmian pine,
To grace his brow;
Like his own locks of gray,
Such leaves would fall away,
AS will the grateful ley
We weave him now.
But Time shall touch the page
That tells how Quincy's sage
Has dared to live,
Save as hc touches wine,
Or Shakspeare's glowing line,
Or Raphaers forms divine,
New life to give.
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tIkOM UuMN AoI.--r RON

n L w > FKOW DUVN EhS - TUHl
respectable merchant of PASSPORT Me-. Aug. 18Th,
l8il-Dr Jayne Please send me large supply nj your
valuable medicines, particularly of the Expeccrant as
have great demand for them in the British Provinces
gentleman from Windsor province OF New Brunswick
passing through here his Bottom, TO getcured
OF Bronchitis when re commended 10 him your Expeote-
!, did the Eeedul for him. and he returned home per-
tectly cured. JOHN BENZ OHD
The Expec,orant has brought life here after
his physicians had given him up, and he hal taken nothing
for three days ri, cor plant called consumption
happened 10 call in and HIM very distressed silua
tien. | recommended bis wife 10 try the EHpecoran',
thinking that might give him some ease, and be wond
expire with less agony but he recovered rs' away Inc
JOHN BEKC F0RD.
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, 90 South Third street.
Philadelphia.
cold at wholesale and retail by the agents A Is. d.
Saad. druggists, No. 10 Fulton OF Gold 81 and 100
Fulton 81 also, nv Abraham Sards Co No. 2'3 Broad
way lGranite Bulding) Chambers stree" David
Co. No. II EAST Broadway corner Market-sireet.
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6 limited STATES Tea Emporium,

1ei late 12s Chatham street. New-fork, wholesale
and rsta-The Canton Tea Company continue 10 otter Tor
..Ie nsw and fragrant Teas every variety and style
Their assortment Specially includes The most delicious and
powerful grades Green and Black Every bear
he s,a of npatness and elegance, and the Teas therein
are en- thoroughly secured om light and air that their quail
tv and power ii remain u,npaifedi in any climate Their
system Of prosecuting business perhaps seaTcey TO De tx
Of ib- customer especially with resp@c, Ia weight and
quality and unrivaed cheapness All purchasers arc called
etr sa,isfacon when the money will be cheertuiy ana
promptly refunded Country merctan ITS pnc establish
men heads families. and hp-ma ter WI mo II a.e
Coffee roasted every DAY. ;,t
Orders from all parts OF the United States executed WIN
pronptitude aud despatch.
T Tie only warehouse in America ier h' sale OF tioa
ous,s celebrated Blask Tea. aug t.Ii
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times will arouse the mos; stupid. Yet murders are
daily perpera,ed which excite very little attention. Is not
Consumption daily numbering thousands OF human beng
Asthma render life burihen and then destroy It's
victim. Bronchitis para!yze the usefulness OF
many Of our most emnen. dvneS and other public speak
er, 10 say nothing of The thousands ST all and sexes
who are swept into eternity by it, Millions OF human be-
in sink down and die by attacks OF the above and siar
affections OF the lungs and throat Fortunately Tor man.
kind, JAYNES FXPECTORANT has never been kso"n
to fail ia giving relief and has in thousands OF Instances
effected permanent after all other means bad failed
- Prepared and sold only BY Dr. D. Jayne, 70 Seuin
and retail by the agents A. g. K D. SANDS, Druggists,
No 20 Fulton corner OF Godst and 100 Ful,onsreet also
sold by Abraham B. Sands Co 273 Broadway, Granite
Bnidngs) corner Chnmbersstree and by David sands
& Co. n East Broadway. .er OF Markrtst. SIS I'm
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tn ORISON'S Hygeian Medicines
wdv New York, i. making an improper OF MessrS
Morrison Co.'S appointment for the sale of their Aed
cincs. This is therefore, 10 inform the public that ar
SananeS not authorized 10 sell MORlS0N'S PILLS
in NewYork and that Nrssrs Morrisens only Agents IN
New-York Messrs FIRTH !. HALL, OF No ! Frank
lin square, hora alone the Medicines be had
tSigned) MORISON A CO.
Dated British College o, Health, N.w Road, Lendon,
June 18th. 1872 lv9 II
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A SPECIFIC much needed-The follow

A SPEClfIC much needed-1 ne lolio !" :
"A ing true-A gentleman from Charleston came TO ms
city few DAYS since suffering terribly by orIentng CoT'
wholesale dealer al lis Maiden Lane ADVISED MN 10 ny
Sir Ashley Coopers Corn Salve, mentioning that he hai
been cured The gentleman used IT, and ioUnd II speedy
cure. He Immediately ordered ten dozen ooXes SOUTH
and paid the cash for them, DR.. Sherwood 80 broa'
way, says this saIvc is specific for corns Flenlsg o.
Newark, declares it a certain for corns. fanny
Eser found il speedy cure, may be learned BY cal
ling on Brooks, 1873 Fulton street New York Proies'
snr Elwoo, contributor 10 The Saturday Evening fosL
Philadelphia ceries that he used this Save years SINCE
and had been in the least troubled SINCE Hundreds o.
the mos; respectable ladies' ami gentlemen have testified 10
It's virtue few OF the many certificates gwen are mere
Inserted
lracted few weeks since by celebrated Corn Doctor
and never were they more painful than for three weeks
following that operation, when induced TO Try Coop
es Save which has removed all pain as well as all
appearance Of Corns. would recommend lis use.
'tf wM. C. LEMON, No. 2 wail-st.
We the undersigned having been sorely afflicted with
Corns were induced r-ake use of Sir Ashley CooperS
Corn Sa!ve, which has effected perfect cure in very
short time: ,1
H. II. SHERWOOD, NJ. D 325 Broadway.
ALFRED SMITH, 96 Broadway.
r. HAWKINS, Ids Broadway.
Mrs W. : WHITING, 4353 Broadway.
Mrs A. FISK, 3C4 Bowery.
Mrs HANNAH TUCK, 2l5 Bleeker.st.
Mrs HAYES, 1873 Futoo-st. Brooklyn.
G. c. MERRILL. 1872 Greenwich.st.
THEODORE MARITIME,
J. p. cALLENpER, Bookseler, ~ Nassau
PETER p GOOD, les Fulton.st N. Y.
ANDREW D. GALE,
II. JOHNSON q. S. Ho,el, N. Y.
Broadway; Mihaus Drug Store, 1873 Broadwayi at No.
Greenwich Lane; Mrs. Harpers Bowery; Mrs Hayes
1859 Full street. Brooklyn and the principal Drug Stores
Principal Depot in New York, Clinton Hail. 1855 Nassau
street.
wholesale and retail. SID II
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NONSUMPTlON. COUCH, sPlTTING

" OF BLOOD, &c-TO CONSUMPTiVESIFou
fths of really suffering from neglected COLDS or
an Obstruction and consequent Inflammation ot the de cate
lining those tubes through winch the air We breath
distributed every part OF the lungs THIS CONSTRUCTION
produces pain and hoar>enese cough dcny OF
breathing hectic fever aud splitting of blood matter or
phegn, which finally exhausts the strength OF me patent
and ends in death. JAINE'S EXPECTORANT NJ yer
fails TO remove this o5struc>on and prodsces The most
pleasing and happy results 1t is certain IN us GIeG ana
cannot fail relieve. Prepared and sold by Dr. d. Jayne
No outh Third street philadelphia. Sold at wholesale
and retail by the Agents, D. sands, Drugglsts NO.
70 Fulton street corner Gold and No. 100 Fulton ST.
Also sold By David Sands & Co. No n Eat Broadway,
corner Marke; st-Abrahar B. Sands& CO No rs Broad
yay &c ran;. Rnidiuyl corner of Oh ambers ST SIS I'm
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HAYNES ENPECTORaNT always

~ cures Asma,wo three large doses VIII cure The
Group children from Is minutes 10 hours
time. 1t immediately snbdus the violence OF whooping
cough and effects speedy Hundreds who have been
given no nv the phrsca3s ncurabe. with consumption
splitting blood other pulmonary affections have been
restored perfect health by H. II never fails ogve relief
Sold at wholesale and retail by the agents A. b. D.
Sands druggists 70 Fulton corner OF Gold street and
100 Fulton street, also. sold Thy Abraham B. Sands Co
No 2S broadway (;iraeite Budng} corner OF Chambers
sree David Sands Co. No n East Broadway corner OF
Market street SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-21

TT Is A MATTER of no small considera-
ton find medicine lat this 81 the year, WATCH
administered season. will prove egctuai remedy IN
the summer complaint of children and iarrhra, yscn
terry, cholera morbus &c. of adults The BLACKBERRY
PANACEA is MEDICINE OF t,is deScrlpttH, having been
tried in nunlher Of cases with complete success The
blackberry has long been held high estimation As vaaa-
bic auxiliary il The OF the above complaints and
this, combined with other well known vegetable agents IN
the form of the above Panacea all that requisite
Tor speedy and permanent Fore sale A. b. TRIP
LER Druggist Fulton and Wafer also at 6.
Chiffon, 8pj Canal street. aus Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-21

- 12s wliam-stree,, continues 10 manufacture SILVER
Ware OF the best description and Of The latest patterns
PRESERVATION Vases Pitchers, Walters, Tea and Coffee Ser
vices Cake and Fruit Baskets and Chidrens Mugs, richly
chased and appropriately designed.
Ao Dessert Fruit Kn!res and Forks silver blades Forks
and spoons king. threaded and pan-ihreaded patterns
ricn,,ursl. Horticultural and Agricultural Societies.
OrGers By letter punciually attended 10.
The whole OF these articles manufactured on tie pre-
misses OF sterling silver expense Is spared
the beauty ofthe workmanship.
NIB Drawings and estimates OF articles for presen'auoR
will Furnished in TO application JyZo 3nl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-21
NEW AlR-TiGHT STOVE, called

NEW AlR-TiGHT STOVE, called
! Z BOSwORTfPS PATENT HEAT RETAINER
This newly invented Stove upon the Albright Princi-
pie and stands unrved for It's beauty safety and temporal
iurS ofheat produced. Il is simple in constr and may
be used with without oven, which Is admirably adapt
ed all the purposes OF baking. For the SICK room ms
superior all other wood stoves and isrecoEmend-
ed the public with great confidence by The proprietor IN
have used ,hes during the las, winter The pubic are
invited 10 call and examine this stove al my store, where
JAMES F. P. DEAN, 2lO wa,er.st.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
From J. H. LnSlPy DID, President Marietta College, Ohio.
MARIETTA COLL EGE, Ohio January y, lEi2.
MT Aepieniah Bosworth-Sir-I have IN use one o your
improved at--eht Stoves. There are, believe, several
not necessary that should compare yours with others
VIII only say natl prefer other which have
seen In operation and indeed close which
have e7er seem The following among It's excclleDces
i. II throws out great anonn, OF heat. IL consumes
a very small quantity OF fuel in proportion The space
warmed s. The eonro! OF the door and the damper
Of the ROOM you please Ii the be properly
managed, the air IS never scorch-d rtqur
ed the stove IL Is admirably adapted to the sick
where steady fire q ri even temperature required.
The process consuming The fuel used that
room Is kept moderately hv yonC stick solid
dry wood from 10 10 hours Hence It's superio ity as
sick stove offices where have frequent
caSion leave fire unrencwvd, considerable
time O. The safely OF stove perfect ought per
haps tn add that The large sizes, though costly "
are the economical and exhibit the peculiar exc-en
-nci-s The best advantage because With them
yoar room Is warmed while the draugh kept al The
Is; point. Yours &c. j. II. LINSLEY.
From Rev TIL mas Wickrs
Having used the AR Tight Steve OF Mr. Bosworth during
IN. past winter cordially coscur n The above
THOMAS wIcKES
Pastor OF the Congregational Church OF
sic w Marietta, Ohio
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4 q EMS OFFICE, State Prison. ttu
bum Augusta iS;2-Notice is hereby given, tia,
sealed Proposals wi be received ct the Office OF subscri
until The ntlseDb day al October EcH, at precisely ten
o'clock 4 NJ for the services 0. less than twenty
more forty Convict ht tine option Of iko A.enf or
the OF five year. saIG term TO commence on lie SIX
day OF December 10 be employed IN
and turing Ingram and Brussels Carpetiug SAID
Prison.
Also FOR The services OF less than FIVE than
-ny Convcis IA, the option OF the Agen for the
OF five years the seventh day OF December
to be employed in The manufacture OF English Satin
Horn BuOu Suficien, shop room suitably warned and
lighted. to be furnished BY the Safe.
NoTE-Persons making proposals required to
per day offered the each convict,
aud to give the OF the persons who be.ome
suretieS in said co tracts
aul3 awtUl5 HENRY POLHFNUS Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-21

r.c.Cnt.o leeches Lecches :.
a i 1900 very fine healy German and Swedish eech
lust received and for very reasonable wholesale and
retail, carefully applied. by WILLIAM WATSON, Che
mist and Pharmaceuliss, ipothecarcs Hall 10 Catherine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-21

TsvWO SAIL BOATS FOR SALE
D The Henry Clay and General Scott, esch twenty
eet in length both t saerS-not exceeded by any boats
of their this city, fitted in superior style and in first
rate order Can be Bishop Sionspns ship yard
loot of S1thstreet. Apply
iesO # C. NJ SlMONSON ca Columbia-street.
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NATATER POWER TO LET-From
w one 10 fifty horse power, TO let. at West Farms
Saw MIL II miles The city. II is accessible by wa
ter and ha. plenty OF in The dryest season Inquire
a. the Niil or of JOHN COPCUTT, Sis Washington
10. aul5 tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-21

4a.A TO LET-2 or 3 Workshops, with a
"a 2 superior lightreAlow. Inquire of j. Locke. in
rear of No. 81 Ann.street- SID I'M
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X 20 = MORNING BOAT FOR
\ Goo RELIZABETH-PORT AND

$500 NETWORK FERRY COMPANY
Sunln,-7 ArrGn gement-Fore III Cents
The steamboats, WtTBRWITCH, CINDERELLA and
WILLIAMSBURG, ply daily from Elizabeth Porto New
York touching at ew-Brighon and Port-Rictnond, on
and a0er lth day eAugns lSi2-each trip, as follows
Leave IL is9Se y \ 0n r.. NJ and
At j. and 5. O'Clock. 2. AL 2. ami s. ececk, Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-21

C. NAGLE. Solicitor.
Evening ourual copy.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-21

| ~ FOR SALE-A fine Farm OF 81
il acres houses, barns houses and fences in good
oiutT, IS on the Chenango River and Canal. Apply to
so IL SMITH NICHOLSON, IS Lberty-st
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re FOR SALE A VALUABLE FARM

~ FoR SALE a VALUABLE ANN
- AND COUNTRY SEAT, in The OF New
Rochelle. about four miles Goth Of The village arc
about I2n OF first land 10 high STATE ~ cui'a
on, with double two story house in perfect rsPair aoooi
3 grated ru, full bearing contl'9n, o.
the approved kinds Snd ~ OF wood lan ne re-
u.ainder is about equally divided between poughes pa
meadow land :,
Tie is well fenced, mostly with stone walls and wen
watere! wish springs. and running through nc
whole len.t oft There good barns, cider null
houses, granery, and ether buildings conveaent ana
uitabie for such farm.
Apply 70 WAGER HULL, Jr., on the premises; 10 j. D.
BREWSTER, 100 Broadway New York: to 7 HOaas
4 BuRLiNG, Milton. Uster county. Terms viii b. naos
.asy au29 lnltw.
TUT TACKS, assorted from 2 l-2 to2A
" for sale by MITCHELL WIT BEKELL.
SIG 81 Jobn-st
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ss:ss Ann FOX SALE.-A valuable
it north OF New York, for the low price Of eighteen nun
dred dollars 900 dollars down, the remainder mortgage
Will be exchanged for good property Ap
ply a5 Chamber II. ~ Y 50 wv
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~ PRINCES CATALOGUES OF
*. THE LiNNEAN GARDENAND NURSERIES,
Or FLUSHING wh the reduced prices, may b. obisnsu
gratis OF T. n. CAMPBELL No 3 Piae-streei next eco,
Custom House 10 Nassau street. Orders eii al
either pace per mail will prompt attention
, 1842-07-30
MBETBO n:
OR TIE HEART OvERTAsKED
BY JOHN :. JENEISS.
CHAPTER l..

CHAPTER l.
The hour was evening. The last
lingering rays OF sunset fell in a rich
food of silver light over the bright
and gorgeous landscape. From eve
nv nook and corner of the earth;
from the tall dark mountain, the forest
of pines and NAPLES, the thlcket Of
the sheltering grove, and the deep
glen where the purllng brook echoed
its gentle murmurs; from the sunny
hillside, the grassy glade, and gay
parterre, there came swelling the
melody of Natures unwrittcn music;
that melody which fills the heart to
Overlooking with gladness; which
causes the eye to sparkle; the cheek
to glow. the bosom TO throb, and the
soul to feel that the hand is good
which fashioned these things for err
ing man; that we do not live alto
gether in vain; and that. despite the
petty annoyances which harrass and
purpIex us, there are here ten thou
sand sources of enjoyment, TO which
we can always turn when tho cares
of the world press heavily upon us.
It causes lis to know in our hearts,
that we have a mission 10 perform, a
high behest to fulfil, a destiny, tor
good or for evil, to accomplish; and
1T forces from us the often unwilling
acknowledgment that in the far be-
yond there is a future life, of which
the present is but the hopeful prom
Use!
Beneath the shade Of a lofty elm,
which reared itself conspicuously on
the Summit of a verdant knoll, at
whose base flowed the clear waters
OF one Of our fairest rivers. and care
lessly leaning against its heavy trunk,
stood a young man, whose 1.-the torn
and easy attitude, gave evidence that
, 1842-07-30

Deofand Dumb Boy.-A few years
ago, a clergyman paid a visit to a
Deaf and Dumb Asylum in London,
for the purpose of examining the chill
dren in their knowledge of Divine
truth. A little boy, on this occasion
was asked IN writing, "Who made the
world?' He took up the chalk, and
wrote underneath the question, sin
the beginning God created the heav-
ems and the earth" The clergyman
then inquired, in a similar manner,
"Why did Jesus Christ come into the
world?" A smile of delight and graf
irude rested on the countenance of
the little fellow, as he wrote, "This
is a faithful saying, and worthy Of all
acceptation, that Jesus Christ came
into the world TO save Sinners" A
third question was her proposed, en-
inently adapted to call his most pow
erful feelings into exercise. "Why
were you born deaf and dumb while
| can hear and speak?" "Never," said
an eye witness, "shall | forget the
look of resignation which sat on his
countenance as he took up the chalk
and wrote, "Even so, Father, for it
seemed good in thy sight"
, 1842-07-30
Laugh and Set Them Flying.

Let those who will repine at fate,
And droop their heads with sorrow;
/ laugh when cares upon me wait
I know they'll leave tomorrow.
Ny purse is light. but what of that
Ny heart is light to match il;
And If 1 tear my only coat,
laugh the while | patch it.
I've seen some elves. who call themselves
My friends in summer weather,
Blown far away. in sorrows day,
As winds would blow a feather.
never grieved TO see them GO.
The ~rascais, who would heed emil
For what's The use Of having friends,
If false when most you need EN-
I've seen some rich in worldly gear.
Eternally repining,
Their hearts a prey to every fear
With gladncss never shining.
would not change my lightsome hcart
For all their gold and sorrow;
For that's a thing that all their wealth
Can neither buy nor borrow.
And still, as sorrows come TO me,
land sorrows someties will Gomez
I find the way 10 make them flee,
Is bidding them right welcome.
They clanot brook a cheerful look
They're used 10 sobs and signing;
And he that meets them with a smile,
Il sure TO set them fying.
, 1842-07-30
BY HENDERSON s. ADAMS.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

THE RADICAL is issued every Saturday morn.
ing, at $3.50, if paid within six months, and
if Payment be longer delayed, Three Dollars
will be exactod.
ITO q club of Three or more subscribers,
or paid in adodnce,) Two Dollars.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
arc paid, except at the option of the Editors.
pPostmasters are authorized By law to for.
ward money to newspaper publishers, free OF
charge. All letters to the Editors, by mail,
must be POST raID.
, 1842-07-30

had visited her. Bitter and manv
were the tears she shed.
"Big. bright, and fast, unknown TO her, they
fell
But still her lips refused to send 'farewelI"'
From that hour Rosalie Hebert was
a changed woman-the barbed arrow
had penetrated deep into her soul
she nerer smiled again!
Conclusion next week.
, 1842-07-30
Rates of Advertising,

One square. of Is lines or less. for the frs
insertion 81; for each snbsequen, insertion ff
tv cents. A reasonable deduction made tc
those who advertise BY the year.
Communications or advertisements ofa per
sonal nature (when admissible will be charg
ed double the usual rates, and payable i~nvaria.
by in advance.
II For announcing candidates, 50 each,
invariably in advance.
" Advertisements except for yearly adver.
ksers,) should in all cases no accompanied by
written directions, as to the number of inser.
tons: if not, they will be published till forbid,
and payment cxacted.