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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-07
MIR. WEBSTER'S RECEPTION.

NJ pHSloH papers OF saturday morning
contain full account of the receDtinU oCNIP
~
EBsTaR ny me cllEehS oil ulat meUoio-
lis. The ceremony took place on Friday
D,, - q
morning At cIc'ch C'JCh. O'u i""euIl
Hall WAS crowded on the occ2Sinn tn its nj.
most capacity. he peculiar position OF
NJ, L,r,,,..-r,, ,.,,,, ,,,,,s,,,I ;,,,,.+ ., .lo
nm " ms l." -"'0 '''"'"'' ''''''' ~ ''''
CpTemnniCS and from the time of the first
e.
announcement Vi Utc meeting 10 'Ilc Jay II
was Ia take place. fine Dublic of all nartirs
hau OGen LOOKING TO 1t with the nope, and
;rlnod for ,bn most mart ,,;,L ~, ny,,,ct,,i,,
''' ~. t'''' ia az ~ ''''''"
that he would make II the occasion for a full
.: T.. 49,.
ana eAp4''' 'Ap'''''oh VI ms PoHli'ai Ftia-
tions with President Ty,er, and of the atti-
tude he hpiiS ana purposes 10 MAINTAIN to-
yards fla, ,,f,, ,-,,a, ,,,rti.s M thn corntrv
49, 49," $500
To some extent he has done this and
r.u. .u......,. $1,000,
though hot is I''II, }" an Respects "S So'"'
had ,,t;c;r,,od ,nt all .bi,gs 'lsrnl aS
"'' CIV : - '''
fully as Coul1 uprhaDS, have been reaSOQa-
blV required.
We nave not room lor luIl report OF MS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-07
TROUBLE BREWING!

The new Coalition seem 10 have much
80, go
dilculty IN arranging the terms OF their al
l;orce The Jocos ,pnear disnosaI !,
'fF'' -
consideration of countenancing the Tyler
H.. ,, .,,,.,,,,,i,, 81 49,, I,,.,,, o,,, !
rvs W 'N"0' ''o"'f''y - VIC '""''S on"
fishes. But to this the Tylerites demurr, as
.i,,,,,,l,,,. ,,,,.,,,.o,.,,J, u7,o...., 49,
a"ose'"o' "'' 0"'o.''''.' we '"'eA par
aqraph from the Madisonian. TO show the
c.i..,.,:
temper Of u'e li'Sdh's
THE NEW YORK EVENING POST
1--WE are ext6pey sorry 10 see in the Evening
Post, Of Saturday, what we consider a very i'll ma
,ured and (nendei 10 beg INJURIOUS attack upon the
President. That paper abiding 10 The rumors of
Cabinet Changes udulgoa we think, IN a most gra-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-07

ALL roR Love-Brr NOT ron FAME.-A very fine
young gentleman, named Freenen, a student at
law OF Philadelphia, but now boarding in Haddng-
ton few miles of the river Schuykl, al
tempted to commt--hut didn't succeed-suicde on
Wednesday night. We understand he had become
d separately enarmorsd Of really beautiful lady resi-
ding at that place, and he was proud to know that
his love was rcclprocaed. Mr. +. popped the qucs-
tion-the lady replied yes and both were as happy
as need be. The lady's papa learning what was
going forward, persuaded her from the course she
about pursue; she, silly, yet fondoving girl
told this to her lover, and declined accepting him a.
her llere lord. THIS she communicated to MI Free
man Wednesday evening" and no sooner had tn,
awful intelligence been dvulged, than he rushed
from her presence towards wood, apparently fran
| tic, and soon lost sight Of Several gentlemen
fearing he might do some harm to himself went in
pursuit, but traces of him could he found. Al
alarm, like that Of the discharge of pistol, causet
them to increase their speed, expecting every nstan
10 encounter his bloody and liielcss body seconc
and third fire brought them to his vicinity, whcr
they found him shooting balls through his coat ant
vest, which he had suspended from the branch of
tree he standing on the ground few PAGES off, eacl
article showing plainly the effects of two balls
The reason he gave for mutllating his clothes was
! that h. could uot muster courage enough to shoe
himself and he would shoot at something.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-14
nv THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
De.truc,iye Pfre-Escapc from the flames
ola Father and Mother with her SIX
correspondence .! the Tribune.

CorreSpOndeEce 81 the tribune.
BALrrMoRs, Tuesday, O'Clock, p. NJ
A ere broke out Yesterday morning about six
o'clock. at the corner Of Pratt-stress and Stable
Alley, in the clothing store of Mr.. William Male
The flames soon extended to the adjoining sesar
and tobacco mandatory of John B. Nicely, who
occupied the upper part of the building Is
dwelling. Before Nr. NJ. or his family could be
alarmed the flames had spread to all the lower
part of the house, and esectualy cut OF their re
treat by the stairs.
Mr. NJ thus found himself with his wife, sax
small children and several apprentice boys, con-
fined in room over raging fire which threatened
every moment TO envelope them. The shreks and
cries of the mother and children rose above the
din occasioned by the Firemen, and a ladder was
readily got and placed to the window, up which
mounted Mr. James Irwin, member of the Union
Fire Company, and succeeded in bearing of three
of the children. He was followed in his work
of mercy BY Capt Briggs of the schooner Direct,
who carried off the remaining children, and others
then removed the mother and father, the latter en-
tirely overcome by the smoke which filled the
room The apprentice boys also made good their
escape The entire contents OF MIR. Moody's store,
together with all his furniture and apparel, were
destroyed.
From Mr. Moodys house the fire extended TO
the rear of Mr. Hugh Boyle's warehouse. The loss
will not be very serious.
Mr.. Male has insurance to the amount of $4,000
in the Firemen's Office on his stock. Mr.. Moody
stock is insured for So 800 and his house for 81
500 Has also policy of 500 on his furniture
Mr. Gillett's stock of teas is covered by policies to
the amount of 100000. Inasmuch the teas
were all removed, The damage it is supposed, will
be trihing. G. NJ. Robertson, we learn, is fully
covered by insurance. The warehouses on Gay
street are insured.
1t Is No, known how the lire originated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-14

II FLYER IS of the frequent and dangerous
diseases which the human bedy Is able It's first impress
made upon the SYSTEM then the vessels OF
the skin become changed producing dyness and burning
heat After this the general system is involved and the
patient sinks beneath the attack unless relieved by appro
p.iate remedies Noxiors e1uvia and various miass
the OF fever being infused through the atmosphere
and then breahed into the lungs, when the poison
bine, with the impure fluids OF the body and is by
the circulating organs the ramihcaions of the
system. If then The animal fraae is kept in perfectly
sound and healthy state, and every organ performing It's
functions properly there be union Of the predspos
ing carse which is the noSious eluvia marsh iasu,
with the exciting which impure of the blood
and depraved condition of the general constitution, and
consequently no disease From actual experiment in vari-
Gus instances II is proved that Sands Saapsrilla is OF
Itself prophylacc or preventive agains, disease. by
moving the exciting cause when there is nothing left
o,isg on sttack It's peculiar operation is that OF an
aeratve directly, indirectly proving lasting tonic the
system BY IFS the health of the paIien; becomes fully
aosbed as invigorasss all the powers OF nature causing
increased energy to the nervous system.
and sold at wholesale rea and for export.
r E; ny a B. saods Co No 27s Broadway Ceramic
b corner OF Chambers street. New York Also sold
2 a. Sands Druggists No 7e and 100 Fulton II
ootiie, six 6o,ties fer S. A.'Ne - Pe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-14

~ For Notice of Thulia Letters
from Baltimore, Herkimer Co, Erie Co.,
Indiana, &c, see First Page.
~ For The Home Valentine, Poem
Gen. Jackson's Fine, &C., see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-14
ALLISON'S
HIS TORY OF EUROPE
IN SIXTEEN NUMBERS.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH.
No. One Is nor ready.

No. One IS nor ready.
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accommodating themselves to the times have commenced
publishing series OF the valuable STANDARD
WORKS at price low that The enterprise they canpo,
doubt Will meet with general favor and be SD aimed by
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Each work will be published entire In numbers averaging
nearly 100 pages octave size printed the best aanner
and will be sold at
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The paper will be OF the FIRST quality, and great care will
be taken that the text is all respects, mnuely correct,
Dir. ALIsoss HIsroRY OF EUROPE, FROM 1880 To 1915
admitted by unYe sal consent, be The most able
profound, and intensely interesting works ever ren and
which has rapidly passed through three editions in England
and one in France will be published ediaely-the first
number now ready 10 be followed by others at intervals
of about weeks The work will be completed in s
NUMBERS making four volumes OF about 600 pages
The cost of the English edition fifty do ar.-,he Ameri-
can reader will be put in possession the same work for
Four DOLLARS.
This celebrated work will te by others no less
important and interesting in The style and at the
same price; so that fo very moderate sum- paid in the
easiest manner Library OF tAe choicest works ia The Ian
gnase may thus in short ae he Obtained t2) dl4 2lis.
y Wards Bakery.-The subscriber informs his
cd ana the public general that has
MS wei known Baking Establishment from No l7s Green.
door above Greenwich ST. -
Having enlarged his Bakery he now enabled to supply
which well known as 10 reoure no nnf;ne h ~
tends 70 bake for the Holidays Cakes every description
.ne qaaty and cheapne OF which shall unsureassed2
Inc louo~ihs list OF prices oil some OF hi. articles
Do do. plain iced...............2s Cd. 49,
Do. DO orsamented, best style. %. 3D.
aiihond Gahe.... Is. Cd
Currant do. .....,........ Il 81 ..
na1a onies. Cd.
Seo.eI Cahe. 4d
New.fears Cakes first quality -. .0s IOd
m ma ink tho ha
ce 20 spch he would say call and Judge for yenrselyes
at N0 Zis !. alton 81 one door a6ore C;reesres st.
N D. Al otasrs Thankfully received, and purchases
" Fosf Onice.-Nep-York,D Dee. IL, lsi2-EseL,sH
MAIL--Lener Bags for England per steamer Columbia,
which leaves Boston 10th inst will close at this Office on
Thursday the 18th list, IS minutes past O'Clock p NJ
dis 81 JOHN LoRIMER GRAHAM, Postmaster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-14

nrhsre yer. several rnisprin, in article on the
Law Of Libel Yesterday (head of I'd column duly re-
s,ling, instead of driiy noble Majesty instead of
M or less sruasbes sstaad OF ono less &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-14

" Our friends who design 10 favor Us With their aave
,isevn.nts will please bear In mnd that our 'efS are
and however unpleasant il nay De ol ~ - o.,
moi hereafter permit This rule 20 Dc "'i 's 9" ''
I, fpll and we have M Collector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-14

u A performance this afternoon at o'clock, al The
New-York Muserm Dresses OF Queen Victoria and the
Duchess of Kent, Signor Blitz &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-14

r The Charleston Courier has a runner that
Mr.. Calhoun intends to withdraw his resignation
Of his Senatorial seat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-14


" Rings l1edicated Candy, for the Cured
Consum ption Bronchitis Asthma, Wbooping Cough Gods
Splitting Of Blood &c. Gc Ac.-Ths well known and pop
ular preparation OF medicine has now been three years 6
fore the public and has mol only sustained lis repuaioo
but now used more extensively than before. a
knowIedeed by all who have taken RING'sMEDICATED
CANDY that is vastly superior TO any other for the ece
or aevatoa every affection OF the Liver, LuDgs BfcS
chal Tubes aud in Winter Coughs, common in this eli
mate which lay the ouadation for tie ConsumpioHhss
fell disease which yearly carries OF its thousands Of victims
Physicians II Is well known, have been Frequently lna
bic administer particularly chdre tie valuable az
which enter ino lis composition OF ibe1
unpleasant taste and the usual employing lte
which difficulty entirely superseded by the pieaaht par
aabe fora in which IL put up by Mr.. RING, ana may&
taken without the least DANGER by The endeinist.e
the ieebest constitution aboring under any Of the ao
diseases, in any of their different stages.
Those unable TO sleep night, ewing severe Consn
cam by putting small piece in the mouth rsifas v
rest and letting it slowly dissolve obtain nights caip
pose, and in a few days be, by itsuse
RESTORED TO PERFECT HEALTH.
This candy is prepared from The formula OF one Hs
hrst medical men OF the day. who has found the psreD
very ecacious in diseases OF the lungs, buI accom-
their dsagreeable taste, in liquid form, particularly
children, could not SO generally prescribe themi ba ~
that they enter into The composition Of Rings Cough e
dy those objections removed. While this candy SEQ
sgsntle expectoran and cathar,ic will be found
eriul bracer Of weak constitutions.
Sold, wholesale and retail by C. WADLEieH ~
way, ~ Y, who has been appointed sole Agen, Tor ne
ted States Sold also a. 80 Ann street, and 6sf fpi'A
Brooklyn.
u Orders from country Agents will be promptly ~
piled, on the most liberal terms. ~ GA CIV"
" TIE POPULAR REMEDY Tor all Ihose forms Q.
which, when neglected. end IL Consumption sueo sassIe
from any cause, throat hoarsensss ana be S Gre.
Hygiene Horehound Candy-is the most popria, ~
censfu remedy, and Is nosciessy suppanuns al setss
and manufactured certificate makers. Sold waoie's'
retail az 4S2 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-14

AsorHER MgasER OF CoseREss HuRr.-We
learn from the Jonesborough (Tenn.l Wing that
the Hon. THOMAS L. WILLIAMS was on the a5,t
ult. thrown from horse near Greenville, and with
his foo, in the ssirrup, dragged some forty yards
and so seriously injured as not to be likely to re
cover for some weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-14

u There Will be fine crowd OF ladies, gentlemen and
children ct the American Museum day, see the
derfu little Dwarf and witness the splendid performances
which take place three o'clock The Dwarf Is beyond
all question the most remarkable specimen of humanity
and should fail 10 visit the little gentleman
with delay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-14

u j. era imore Cooper IS. Horace Greeley
and Thomas iBcEirath.-The great demand for
the Report this celebrated Libel Suit has induced the
dersgned 10 publish II IN more convenient and durable
Pamphlet edition. containing additions an0 many cor
rections, will be published Friday Price 81 cents
or 81 hundred copies Orders be
with the cash. GREELEY / ScELRATH,
rrihnne Ruhinps. leo Nassar-s1raaf
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" Fosf Onice.-NeaD-York Dee IL, lsi2-ESeL,sH
MAh.-Letier Bags for England per steamer Columbia
which leaves Boston On 10th iDst will close this office
THURSDAY, the 18th Inst, IS minutes pas, O'Clock
dis 81 JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM Postmaster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-14

Some may think the above prices too low for good ar,
Gle 20 snch ne would call and Judge for Yourselves
at no Il! uton 81 one door abore Gree,,.rici st.
~ B. All orders thankfully received and purchases sent
to any part OF the city, "a N p' rIIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-30
V,IlE PASSIONS, Illustrated with Ora.

u.a,c Kesdags,-Ar FITZGERALD L AsI>ihp
f. %. tn M r- c public If NewNork thst. nj he e1rIe>;
IL ta,on ct large humber OF his friends ~ pr'po-e. 10
ver bref Of THREE lecture The Carinai ras'
ms As given by Lin Win much s~csess ~ Boston Az
III the e.stern cities
Thr frt Lecture Ill ak nlac. n the Society Library
Roadway, 0n Tuesday. hs I'm Inst. >rhjeci-Love' IA
..rlon 81 which rccarCuS viii be given irurn >hsa =
mae Hamlet VI ons Psrgd>e Last R'r0n's ohiide h.-
~. Cora r. and The ian-n,oi Tas~o, ence P'eserSes
" lisul Tell. the H-Fcbback. &c. L.. 80.
Th- seconl Lecfl-~ W il asc place Oh lirT>ay NE De
.-snt Sabjec-Ir4o..y Hard aui Hsversr y nii,-
,-a'ion Of which recitation. viii he gwen rom Has'rt
one TO- Paradise Lot Poi0ck's C1ur~e o. iimr, Cao
"a rcd. Merchant of Vince. TIE Revenge, &c &c
TIE tiird Lrctlne W t-Ae Place on LAY ne LII
Ssh.ect-rrGr AID An4hlu in Il,traton a. nicA ItS
afi,ns vii De- given ilur Nacbs p. -hatt III Henry
VII Ricl. lta Moore Campbell Paradise Loaf; f0'ioe~
4 ,u-.r Of T ne. Pssr.ta.. A..
T.aeis su.iinr per % tie Gocse 90 itrer l'ct
dollar each De haJ n the Bookstores ~ htssrs
Calruan Appleton. MaeT 4 Pcnlm. Brual"ay Me>srs
LANGLEY Chatl.m street. NJ. Ncsst>. corner Wall ana
Water streets: arl DE bar OF the Eed >atcr Hotel
ique TicLsis cent, EACH he had al the doors 20 The
~scerv Library each evening ~ lecture
Lecture 90 commerce al , GcO,A precisely. No psi
t.,araleut accom-; OF -gcaier. i-i+N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-30
VIRFWORKs!.-Fourth of July

HIREWORKS = Fourth OF July
+ FlKfwORK- .-NEwi ORR LaEoRaToEY-N- oH''
NETT - Front street two doors sout % feloH
H.. ,, .xteu,.ge sGd brilliant assorn.e n o. slfeNO
- ~ ,eet - the shove place oolsistns 81 h'"-I1''
,i s,n,l Rockets. y m g1d and silver Re-, SEQ -
Palm Tr-,. P,eam IS, Perlss.' Crl>-es oc'a-"''
.. Vrriicules Nine, OF serPest. AL s'2f' ID ''o'
ia I-Ais Roman Candles lz--c a'i snail seIpr'',
Wheels. Gra.,Aoqpers, Pot Frc', Bi1r I@-hf' =. -
Nleel. T1r5Ihon,. Lne Pigeons, iorP"u'+s' -,
,.-.t n-,ll. u-aa-r. F,recraekers Canton Rockets
&c. ,.I
Country Merchant and dealers in general are rec
10 call and eran - the above stock
E-Commifiees for city and country sp..y'- Wiz
~ am. rrs.e parties, can b. supplied 90 thr mo't "'
i.r,n VIII hr above articles 'r@''G'ied-'he N
o.. lc., 90 ~. with ihe utmost care. lrlt ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-30
COUGHS. asthma, SPllllns at Blood

Ffom atki..on's ~ ial ,lit E,eoio. Post
PAU urifaiA. Aug l6, 1855
Ur s,sinssa-Dcar Sir; \ i.,s week. a-a noticed ~
vouT p1r.r accosut o. in" suprtns q. 80 - '@y
Carn'latiyc 100 restoring frcli nin'r oi p''''
y ere c,ed bv "a violent Bowel Conlsui. vas tlad
10 ~. Won notice =, kueiy, 700 DAY iN -. I" " Sc
,cr,c doe pra.- bestowed UpIn %; TIE "tl nav, ~
c,sed from h', mrdcneS more Pe.'@y ~ " - "a, -,
induces Ia state nav case 10 N"G I'D" ut'rh, "l 80
tune, ,r Ia lahor under 'ons" ana ,'.'' ~ 49,
ZION Tor ilhn halt c,tary. When slidcf in tlr
American camp IN 1885, si many rc wing 10 ", ny
expoSurel had violent alta ct d 80 o me iu'-', ~,
which was disabled from dGy tor long tine sn't nat
period WITH rse,u'ly ha'" never n,o st iron ,t'l
snugh and dmcuy ut sftai''e Year AFTER ''"I 'i.e
evprc ioraied si d oen uueh NOR, an some
ues mixed wllh hio'd for months together night ei.ri
night. have had 10 ~ or ~ ho-efed up 70 obah my
breath Tie aeaAne>s or debility caused by sneh CONSTANT
cisitiDn fsqueDy brought a. to sale bo'drlms
death !! has irsn matter al asl"" iie1t 90 Ia" i''
ii ani friend, 81 al an mere % ~rie ins !" you nave
had sAiui PLY .l as to attend me- ruJ every 'g ,o'
that thought likely G. I'VE rre without any al
effect Lat hss hsr very severe attack at ~
a-natisn of tie lungs. which iuiy expected "on.l p'
tine last. then considered my ca. ., i'sl me si' M
cine when va persuaded 10 call - Dr. Nnr " IA tie
assistance n Divine Providence through hnn was once
more raised from my he'd, tut he ,cd- a"d istt,ng
sared ne dav anil NIGHT. H. advised ne ID use BIZ a.
rcctoranl did - with strong lcpc hat a. had Sufe
many of nav acqua nj a,cc. of ,srcu, diseases oi tie lungs
II n,,bt Vi l,,st mitigate NY suhcrngs. Need say how
uIaiied feet. Il aas eirc;uaily eued me- Y soon -
commenced Gbiug il oia II reached ny el'e, sn De-
gan 10 breathe VITA more .f@aN,. iiY thpts'f"" ne
came rasy and my cough cu,rcy len le. 30" lt' II
will a, ever did in my lie. and better tian have of ne
lat siA;y years i~,t sdni"'i 'p' go "'', ~
now, thank God am perfectly cured now ~, Az, ~ n
ring long, and finding at la, such sen. rel,i from u.
Jaype', Expcctoran icc an,ou, TO inform ny Ielo"
citizens Setc rf!e may I've had y You nA IVA, "olAN
nj ol,.e is your paptT you viii obi 20 ~ noticing %.
NICHOLAS iiARKis, Sen, Lonllard-st
Mr. Harris ha, long been worthy nrmber We believe >
eacos Of The F,t Bapt, Church in tbs cy, aud implicit
confidence may be placed in his assertions.
lr,soE. are invited isl AMI src hn, ana St' ~ item
- Ives.
The above gIbe medicine may be nat wholesale aud
retail OF A. b. ID. SANDS DrU@gis's ~ 10y Fulton 81
A Iv nuxiI r. 1 ,
cracr 81 Market IT. Abraham u. Sands Co. 20 Bl"af
~ ,.r,,r ,f Cha14ber,N irl5 In
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TO PURCHASERS OF

I Good FrruitBre-S. flaming invites tn steuis 70
- n. freo.ls AMI the public To 40 - CATHERINE.
rRFFT or tie ssc1r h0sr where az he Ho1ui A. ~
,-nsive ,..nrtr>nt Of sp~ns Cabinet fOrssFe OF the
~, 80 r :, a-rro,et patterns, ane which be Val ed
nr A.. No. nj an The neat mnuifJ9y-at prrcs "a
Low VIA work OF Is quality can be bought or Il
r. vau;ae, hars offered 1r>t he s,id-lt u all TIE
-r4er. aa ase their selection ami have TIE Fsr-
re al - n good onitr 10 any part 81 the city o. al
90. .-, - - ehsrg- ic1e In
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which he passed in manhood Firmly convinced
# the reality and importance Of Christianity, b.
was, on ali fit &C asion., he 0 d aad eloquent ad
yoca,e aud defender of order. morality ard reii-
lion; and We have reason obelicve that inr rem
.on Of his f4ther. Impressed Upon bis ycU'iio
mind, and cherished and matured IN be riPs'
wears, did, under the blessing Of God. voucn'ais
to him in death its hopes, its consultations and ~
salvation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-30
THE DEATH OF JASPER.
, nrsroalcAL BALLAD by Hos. .. n. eHA'L1os'


'TwAs midst scene Of blood,
On bright auturnal day,
When misfortune like u food
Swept our fairest hopes away
r was on Savannah's PLAIN
On the spot we love 20 well
Amids, heaps Of gallant sam,
Tha, the daring JAsPAR ieh
He had borne him in the hght
like a soldier in his prime,
I;ke a bold ard stalwart knight
or the glorious ohen time;
And uslarmed by sabre blow,
And untouched by leaden ball,
He had battled with the foe
Till he heard the :rumpets call.
But lie turned him at the sound.
For he knew the strife was Ger
That in vain on Freedoms ground
Had her children shed their gore
SO he slowly turned away
With the re mnaut Of the band,
Who amid the bloody fray
Had escaped tie foeInan's hand
But his Banner caught his eye
As it trailed upon the dust,
And he saw his comrade die
Ere he Welded up his trust
To the rescue loud he cried,
" To the rescue, gallant men
And he dashed into the tide
OF the battle stream agaia.
Then fierce the costest rose
Der its field of broidcred gold,
And the blood of friends and foes
Stained alike it, silken fold:
But, unheeding wound and blow,
He has sns,ched it midst the strife,
He has borne it from the foe
But its ransom is his life
" To my father take my sword"
Thus the dying hero said:
" Tell him that my latest word
Was a blessing on his head;
That when Death had seized my frame
And upliftsd was his dart,
That nc'er forgot the name
That was dearest to my heart.
Tell her whose favor gave
Thi. fair Banner TO our band,
That ] died its folds to save
From the foes polluting hand
And let my comrades hear,
When my form lies cold in death,
That their friend remained sincere
To hi, last, expiring breath.
Ii was thus that JAsrER fell,
Meath that bright autumnal sky;
Has stone been reared to tell
Where he laid him down to die
To the rescue, spirits bold
To the rescue, gallant men
Let the marble page unfold
All his daring deeds again MAGSoLI