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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

A wi SEMENTS.
The Magnificent Panionin, eou., d.
| THE NIGHT OWL s
The Wonderful Ravei Family.
THIS EVENING. the performance will eommOne, q. ssh,
AN!o S'Sft T|f
EERk Aei! i rsiss
In winch the ,SnIsd Lsplaodd Dwarf. viii .pps4.
n, THE .s, ITSSI$s ia Psi
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M Ma, ANA. poor Peasant. M,%s Jerome E.,si
zulu %s' c ti%ssi. Slave. .s R 9sTs's"'
The Garden hali-psst sI-Peno. M commsue
CHATHAM fHEAI KsS
rHrs Sgg'' s ;s sT' Tie,
J,e, s,.on,,, JACK SHEPARD.
Carrie. x.., EmE & & .elI'Fi' LIVERY
-. THE COULTER I'll iis ' ~ i ris OCEAN.
Door. WI at7Cuan wir.e a, quarts. s..s
sS5 os ssa osn daily from to where Tel.. may
PARK THEATRE.
THIS Mr. AND MRS. Bh0UGHAM.
rms t'ENN: rag 8s' INV 1 is WIN DE performed
81 Lusiu. o'Tnsger"' ' NV M Bouss,m
NJ. Primrose. foPsaSs The asGisaE .s NJ. ws...,
E sR,oDrsy Y. MsHssha% NJ: SSSs. NJ. Ban,
e.n ID a: RI nx cents; a:
Door. oren AZ eH o'clock and the performances win con
MrrCHELL,s OLYMPIC THEATKN.
Ht Broadway New York
THIS EVENING an aMp /, + will be presented tho
General CGun. Der Tsmsr .'- M! Raymond
GerSs:e drenaSo,' II, Graham Amie mn nss: FIN.
AIoT asisetSSF Proxy.
To The Door will Be opened at T. aad DE psroi"sas 's
commence at hal.pasl J, every evening -
BRoAnWAY opposite St. Paul's Church, under the ma
= ma '"'H' q fN & 4 Es1. .ED NOVELTIES.
''f BR Il t II X G'f!sisf H. '' con-
Ssn .s and
s%d %s e'as. sis %
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FsslS e Ssiy 5s;ss Napoleon
WI. !, M f. NEILis. BORN WITHOUT ARMS.
&c e.: Fss
engaged s asxN y;f AlfE;cHAN.cAl FIGURES,
an Of with
Y. Thy hsvs lately arrived from EurOps and
sfassi and admired d.n..u.e; Nj.
popular Ss Nd 6 e
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-13

$40 FOR NEW ORLEANr-Frnt Packet Ship, to
4H4N the l1h o tober-TIe sri, ndd 6'sr class
ks cocrered a. d cops~r fastened ship METOKA. Cap
NcLur.n will positively sail for the above the
I7h int.
Th eIee shiL oen desirable for &C.
bin second cabin ,trerase cks
Iotv and will b. ft,, the comfortable
m.on-r Thos about embark for the alb i've port
gu, examine IN ship previous their engaging else.
Pa will be- At tn lowest rates. Apply on board
w. JOHN HE,.DMAN,
ola &c 81 Sou h street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-13

WINES Liquors, PRESERVES SEG4Rs, sc,-A.
c. HUMBERr co viii sell this moTcing at io,i o.
Otad Dupuy and Chsmpagn brandy gn pine apple
mac, port cherry, madeira and wines in tiles
and demiiohns.
Also 50 baskets ansette cordial 2 assorted fruit in
IL do in brandy wine do IS
champaign imported without label do do Fox and other ayo
rite brands.
nj H,ya nI2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-13
X. Fl. TIWPSON. Auctioneer.
BY JACOB 8. PLATT,
'fn.. OF DIxk z...- n.II .f~..,

-,
Al 10 clock IT the sore 81 P'att st.
Lsrge Sale Of Ensh Bri anna Ware, German Silver and
Fire y, nders sc,
40 casks Joseph Wosenholms, best Sheffield Britannia
war; in quality ard patterns exceled by that has
come IN THIS couafrv.
The shove shipped and BY tho acture,
and sale auction ordered mpt,y aud without
serve co,e the The invoice consists r. and COT
pots and IN coffee of the fashion
Also cases Germa silver aud tsh plate cand sticks
WATERS, toast racks shutters and trays, &C.
Also 100 and Tenders, wi aud without
Aso at o'clock 100 and lots Of rifles pistols
&c consisting OF single ard double bn rel and
notified barr h real Londcn wie twist and Damascus do
tent b each, &c.; do sporting do, IN fine
Also. English belt and dueinx pistols, smooth and rifle
bore; do il mahogany cases, with apparatus compile
Also, German aud French pocket pistols, Bowie knives
diks swords, rifles &c.
~ B. In the above invoice of Guns many Of celebrated
makers and OF fine qualities and worthy the particular
attention of country well city dealers Catalogues will
of sale. oJ2 2rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-13

All koods shipped required 10 be parcuarIy marked
NV Er ~ .nr r,ss ~ the owners thereof. or
<Oyy ~ NEWARK AND NEW YORK-Fae
60 Only ish cent. The splendid and commed
being completely aud elegantly retsd her regu
trips for the season Thursday rch iO-eaving
lows
Foo, Of Barclay New York. iok o'clock A. NJ and
Centre arf, Newark, at O'Clock, A. M. and half past
O'Clock p. VI. -
On Sundays the Passac win esvs New York at lok NJ
and p. M Leave Newark A. M. and 2o'clock r.
u Freight OF every description carried reduced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-13

Domestic Imp0rtatlons.
New ORLFANs-Schr Choctaw-U cks NJ P Reed Brothers
-9oS saeks Bache90 bbs flour Boyd co-l57 sacks
corn Allen Cohitelsey-6h pigs lead Averill eco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-13
CLARKsON CROLIUs, Jr.
v LILLIAN DODGE,

RecepuOn.
1~ Evening papers please cory. olJ ltr
( CELEBRATION NOTICE The ccnsiitutlons and pied.
v gcd members OF the Marshall T A. Society, AM member,
OF other who do out IN body repectiu
sCe adway 10 join IN the procession OF The introduce
ton Of III. Croton into city There will be
o g.
RADGEs-CROTON CELEBRATION BADGEs-T,n
Aqueduct Reservoir with the fountain in the Park. and con-
likenes Of Washington Lsfay Jefferson, tsms and
9sMitt Clinton with other spprops designs FIR sale az
each. ola lt.e
BADGES. ROs ETTE 5 AM MEDALs-Tb.F Fire De-
obt.in their badges Valentines En- craving
and Plating tsb,shmtnt No 2e John street Zach COM
heir engine Sc ats &c. with cut, 70 correspond The
splendid badge mp expressly for the military anies
elegantly pned from steel VI tie sn hue white satin b
bon aud a one hall The usual n CO. Ber Resets AID IN.
York, the Croton Acqus duc'. &c. ol3 L.r
FRIEND or TEMPEHANCE-Thc Frapklis Temper
sncs Society will meet for the puos. Of Joining IN The
Of Chsmbr and Centre streets. opposite he Post Office
tsoc.ck A. NJ The Society Is IN be preceded on that day
by the md Of The New York institute far the Blind which
nnder The charge Of Mr. Ren Of the PARK Theatre Tb.
Band will furnish Of ths most interesting features Of the
Through the excellent whic they attached
hey aoe TO perform msny very dcut cmpost'on with
sp and accuracy that would Do credit @ hoe who have
studied music it'll Those advantages Of sight Of which they
gnhspp'ly AZ, deprived Is hoped and exprtte ed that all the
will be present Friends Of Tempe snce. belonging to
other BODIES respectfully requested join wit US on thu.
engaged In the Book business, will unite with rs
Conner Of Chamber and cep,rs ssrss, {. GS,oes
Asa L. sHfrnAr, Sect. ol3 hsec
90 RIBBONS AND sILKs--J. T. REYNOLDS, %
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L + HOUGH, Nuctioneer
GENTEEL FURNITUhE.-On Thursday, Oct. 18Th.
10 o'clock 81 Crosby street, all he Furniture contained
Sofa Bedsteads French mahogany and curled maple Chairs
marie and mahogsnv pier and dining Tables,
Clocks Pictures China Earthen and Glass Ware. Cooking
and Paror stoves, Beds. Bedding and Bed.teads. &C..
Also large OF Kitchen Furniture. with which
the sale will commence Sale positive ram shine.
o,.sN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-13

o. RIBBONS AND sILKs.-J. T. REYNOLDS, %
DIVISION =, has jus, ,se.ived INC most eIegagt a:se
&c be found IN the Dealers city aud country m'li
will do well 70 call before purchasing elsewhere
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AUCTION SALES
By THOMAS BELL.
Stoves Nos. % finn aud us Ftlfop street. !

bh IhUMAs BELL.
tsteres Nos % .9nn aud MS Tslfop street,
funitnre-At oS O'Clock, will be sold the enire furniture
contained ia house No. &c Gold street occupied
eei nosrunr hosse Compr'.ing articles OF all DE-
senpons in the Housekeeping line.
SATURDAY,
O'clock in the sale rooms
Inmed,,sly after n, sale N the auction rooms, say 70
clock VIII be sold at No Fuon street. tn furniture of
p'rlors bedroo-s and kitchen utensils hands ONE and la
ing.
MONDAY
At 1917 o'cloek at POI Centre street
Assgnees SaeBy order Of the the tools aud
81 OK cos'sned shop. above consisting Of sthes
Mes hxtures nc appertanng the bcksm thing bu
also the for aud morce locks also
door in complete order
BY RIELL ARCULARTUs
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND sATUR
DAY, Oct. A., 10, IA and IS.
, A. lo1s O'clock at the auction room.
v,ushle Lbar AN ex en,vs private library Of distlu
yu'hed d.etas,d citizen, embracing about 5000 Volumes
rare and valuable works comprising American History AM
Iopoghy British histo,y general history "a bosr
Ioophv enieogney and oblognphy poetry and tn diana
sspby miscellaneous ilus.stca works, sgrcul,ss med.
valuable libraries ever offer at suction. o7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-13

600 REWARD will b. paid for the No. Sruy
SO vsant place ID Of smsll brown Slut which
aged on the 9Th inst. She onv abb inches eh has
very delicate long n-s md cropped ears, and
hairs about the and The above reward will be i'd
for the Dox for such information may lead her
ry detained or secreted. ol33Arc
nR BRADSHAW has removed to u. a6 Warren street.
- oI3 lw'r
"A WANTED TO PURCHASE-A country residence
Es.B within Is miles OF New York. with from 20
49, acres Of land, near Long land Sound, preferred Ad
dress with full particulars box7 Post Office Poushkee NJ
r. ol3 lm'r
- oENTEE FURNISHED H use wsn,ed immediately
w to hlrr for six moo'ns Lete To be directed posi- ID
TO- TO y L. Urp.r Post Office. oixA
BEACON COURoE-TkOTTING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-13

TIGER bowling sALOON-s6O BROADWAY-The
Of the above The public their
establishment completed and will be opened this
the reception Of their friends. As expense
has been spared in ctng III alleys their Bar wise
lected by connossieur and conden-e fe that i'll
be disappointed in articles OF reeshment. The .xpe
and character of the whom tn pro-
rsfors have selected suern nd the saloon. sufficient
that similar establishment her
be desirable place for than Tiger
loon.
ola iwsec % CORLIs, Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-13

fltArc0.
sirs United States, Br,ton Liverpool r. Kermit; Sc
NJ NV l.at; X w Munav.5SenIs CIo,iuds, Pal
t.r k. West W. w Pratt 3sm re, Wogisrn Peters nurg
mes Hnnte Jos. Lybrnd Nicholson, Pailadelphis, A.
C'oey Coz Repeater, Fancrs, Wilmington, Nc an
Arey, frankfort Me. Brett 4 Vuse.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26
From the Phai lpla E,q ,irar.
EDUCATION OF DAUGHTERS,
MOTHERS, AND WIVES.

we have long o"en under Tie impression
thatin many cases IN 'a's country, SAD
error ex,Sts IN the bringing up OF dangH-
'cfs' Mo'hefs forget we iear' 'n't tn'y
snou'd DC educated [" lnil'i 'ne response
Ole nu''e' OF parents ana wives, ana mus
ra'ner l1a'Iiy mem 10 sl''er IA ',.o :, o "a
room or |" same IA llT gay c'rc'e % iaSa-
loh' instead H' h''l9 'hG"' ip' '''e ZONES
nc clrIiG' ana lhpsc Sen''c ahn cohs'Ih, re-
sPHhS'p!,t'''S T'nct. ar 50 essential = Il
good w'ie' no" ireqaehlly is II Inc case
I'''l t'ie 'ooAS u'eSs anu syn u young
to'la'' are a''une" % WIN TNG'ta'i"h oy
her lh''her' as embracing al 'he eiehlchtS
SUITE" 10 acorn anu otau'iiy Tue leiha''
CHARACTER 10" o,'ch, 'o'' 90 we see pa
rGht' ,olo'c'AS IN 'no lact ln"t MISS o. OF
'ilSS - mas u"AIh oeauN-'hat 'eaIcc'y "
night goes Dy' lnat 'nEco or lou, l"ur Go not
t"I--"''n"ut pay ,ns rnc s''si.'es' a,I9t-
tlon 70 me cnaTacI'f oi 'iose ocauN' 'elF
means OF il'o''nooo' or 'nelr aD.I,,S ~ rem
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26
i TURKISH BEAUTY. AND HOW
TO PROCURE A WHITE ALABAS-
TER SKIN

Auidio, in his visit 20 Constantinop!c,
says-"l enjoyed the pleasure this morning
Of being introduced to a very handsome
Turkish lady, in order to give me an oppor-
unity Of witnessing perfect specimen of
Oriental beauty. After good deal Of per.
suason, she allowed me TO copy her profile.
Her eyes and eye-Ia3hes were intensely
bIlck; though ] suspect the latter were stain
ed Of deeper die than the natural one. Her
complexion was beautifully fair, viii. the
slightest tint Of carnaton s1iiu5ed over tho
c.,eek. Her Iips sweet lips! that make Us
sigh even to have seen such. Her glossy
hair, which was hung with kaemkeir cr
Tinted handkerchief, representing whole
parterre Of flowers, fell in loose curls upon
her shoulders, and down her back; size were
short Jacket. embroidered with gold lace:
trousers Of sky blue silk; an under Jacket of
pink craze. and one Of those beautiful trans
parent shirts, which yavsa the beholder.
and half reveal the charms they fam would
hide A magnificent Persian shaw! encir-
I'D her waist. which had natures own
form. never had been compressed by the
cruel bandage Of stays Iier feet were in
slippers. and two % three ugly rings uei3--
med her white and slender fingers, ine na,Is
Of which were died with heuna. hrouul
her neck she wore double row Of pearls,
from which hung an amajet. Her SKIN was
very white and beautiful; the constant U.S.
Of the dry vapor bath having reduced j, 70
GneneSs which can only compare to Il
highly polished marble. ana it !ouaed -
glossy aud as cold. s. wos well pleased
with me drawing made, and on r,s;ng.to
90 away, she pet Ga her yellow boots over
the beautiful waite foot and uncio which it
was sin 10 conceal; then donn.ng her cash
mack and cloak. she babe us adieu with
grace and elegance winch few English ia
cs could equal, No wonder the Turks
S Oh for paradise, when they believe heaven
to be Peoped with hours such as these"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26

ness, merchants. manufacturers, and others,
cannot seek month after month, or year
after year, in endeavoring to ascertain the
disposition and tone of feeling of the lady
they may fancy. If they find her involved
in the giddy maze Of fashion or folly, they
will soon abandon the pursuit and seek
fer more quiet. reasonable and practical
object of COurtship. There is another
error TO which We have once or twice ac-
veried, but which cannot be alluded TO too
often. We refer to the false policy OF
parents who are in poor or moderate cir
cumstances, in bringing up their children
with expectations of offers of marriage
from those far beyond their station. 1t
too often happens that in such cases, the
poor girls fade year after year, and arc
compelled in the end at the dccease OF
those on whom they have heretofore de-
pended for support, TO exc out an exist
ence for themselves. How often have we
heard young ladies', the daughters Of re-
spectacle mechanics or siOrcEeepers. sheer
Jag at the very possibility Of their accept
ny the proifered hand Of any but NOR
chant or professional character, or some
such individual. This is all wrong--rad-
calIy wrong and fraught with immense dis
tress to hundreds and thousands. Far bet
ter would it be for any female to marry
reputable, honest aud active tradesman, in
Thriving business, than doctor or law
yer, with little or 10 practice. Parents
should pay more attention to these things,
as vel! for themselves a. for their children.
We think it was Ma;ac Nc.h, who once
said, that he lived over again = new lie
as each Of his children grew apace. and
proceeded onward to womanhood or man
hood. If this doctrine be true, we shonId
50 educate cur offspring as to render them
happy, and thus to secure for ourselves tie
reflected sunshine that brightens their exist,
enCe.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26

Pensioners of the United StatsS.-Thc
Commissioner Of Pensions states the num-
Der Of invalid pensioners at 3.O9G. The
number Of revolutionary pensioners under
the act of 1918, which granted pension
to all persons who served in the army or
marine. for nine months during the war
and who were in destitute Circumstances
was, at first, upwards Of 10000, and has
now decreased to 1858. Under the act
Of 1923, which gave pension, to all per
sons that had received no pension, who
had served during the war, l,l3C were
pensioned, but tic number has decreased to
1876. The Act of 1882 gave full paw, pro-
vded it not exceed Captains pay, to
all persons, not previously pensipned, who
served in the war for TO years: and to
those who served six months or more it
gave pay in proportion as the time OF service
was more or less than two years. Above
$4,000 claims have been presented underthis
Act. and nearly $4,000 have been admitted
bat the number has decreased to 1862
The act of 1886 gave q pension to the
widows who were married at the time o.
the service. and to the widows of all per
sons entitled unier the Act Of 1882, anG
who had died. These persons were calcu.
lated from March 1881, to the period OF
the husbands decease. The number OF
widows thus pepsonei, and who are still!
alive, is 1858. The act of 1888 gave FIVE
years pensions to the widows of ali rcyo-
dictionary soldiers who were married pre-
v;ous to the year 1880. The present
number of these widows is 5,S0I. OF the
nvalds who receive pensions, 49l baI"n2
TO the navy pension rolls. The annua
amount Of their pensions is S33909. Or
the navy list are also 3G3 widows, and l05
orphans. Tha amount paid to the widow
is SG7,749; that paid to the orphans i:
&l2l54. The whole number Of iDvalids
veterans, widows, and orphans, who art
included under these several Acts, is 81 .S34
y. Y. Jour. Of Com.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26
ABOLITION CONVENTION. y. YoRK.-Tae

ABOLITION CONVENTION. \. YoRK.--Tae
abotlonjsts in New York seem 70 be gov
erned by the fiorces, higotry.
The proceedings of this Convention, as
reported in the Tribune, are ultra il spirit.
and rash to madness.
They have addressed the s}9rcs Of TIE
South, recommending them 20 run away,
and 50 far MS may b essential TO their g.
cape. to sica} horse. OF boat. ar food. OF c!o-
thing. urging their friends at The South to
furnish them with pocket comPases, and To-
c1iccO U,otrheS, for this purpose
It is enough to stir Up mems Indignation
when we hear such advice, and witness
such conduct Nothing can excuse it. IL
is opposed alike TO American duty, human
sympathy and christian feeling.
The Convention closed By adopting the
following resolution by reclamation.
"Resolyed, That we Soiemniy and dehe.
rately proclaim to the nation, that no power
on earth shall compel us TO take up arms
against the slaves, should they use violence
in asserting their right for Freedom
LCmcjHn0ti Gu-etc.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26
DREAM ON!
AIE--"The Courier Dove"

AIR--"The Courier Dove"
Dr. cam on, fond fool! dream On 10 The last,
Dream on Of her angs truth.
Nor believe that the vows from her 'i7S tina: pas.
Are a. false rs the pledges Of youth.
Ay, knoe at her feet again, poor boy,
And hang upon her idle words,
And think them as sweet, in thy raN'urous Joy,
As the MARBLE Of spring, frs! birds,
Dream on! 'ill the truth :hr'l make you start.
away from her fond embrace,
And eXperieuc" lays her hard on your heart,
And looks with r sneer in voTr fare.
Then awaken to life, with your poor heart wrong,
Like tree in the winter skies,
ADD learn how complee'y wo mans tongue
Has pulled the wOy, eve. v1ar eye!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26

Every man is the maker Of his own furtna-;
and wha, is very Old 70 consider, he mus, in
'ome measure b. the trumpeter Of his own
tame: not that men are 10 he tolerated who d.
rectly praise themselves; but they n re to eHdvei
with sort Of defensive elofuence, by vhicn
they shall be always capable Of expressing tbs
rules and arts whereby they govern sh-m
>s!vss.-( Ta!s!er.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26

he wine cup hath a witchinG power,
AMI woos like NO mans rosy lips;
1t all! it wins but to devour
The victim that Us sweetness sips!
Ulike the rosy lips Of love,
1t will pang Of wo impnrt-
OF yes, the wine cup can but prove
Gel. An Upas poison to the heart!
Noe fatal than the serpent fang
. That crawled DER Eden's Graded bliss;
Il ptsons peace with many pang,
nd kills you with fatterer's kiss!
It tlats affections fairest flowers,
While vice DER virtue holds n spoil
It drons the souls exalted powers,
Ad makes the happies, heart hell!
Oh! dph to earth the damning bowl,
Fc reason flies her ruined throne
Genv, beware! ere thy proud soul
hall be eternally undone!
IT'S tal TO the child of fame,
h all the noblost gifts refined
It sins him down to sin and shame,
An murders the immortal mind!
Il nercs the dread assassn's steel,
.s When to the midnight couch he creeps,
And Silly stoopsy or de'gns to kneel
u stab the slumberer while he sleeps!
II bid him. with the mark Of Cain,
With demons only seek to dwell
Yes, ids him lift the steel again,
md rush in ruin down to hell!
Howmany wrecks the tide Of life
Is bearing, with blasted name!-
Behold the broken hearted wife
And mother, mourning DER her shame!
Upo gloomy tide Of tears
Have gone the hopes they could not save!
Con, too, the joys of younger years,
All garnered in a Drunkard's Grave!
Oh! taste the hour when every voice
70 Temperance shall the nation call,
And millions Of mankind rejoice
To see the mighty demon fall
When Temperatures banner DER the free,
By Virtues hand, shall he unfurled-
Oh! nay she stand in liberty,1
And wave il DER a sober world
"a. - MILFORD BARD.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26

Such may he he effects Of your rebukc. And
should you. by your Influence, your persuasion,
ana above all by your example, assist in hurting
from our bord"rs this progeny Of Chaos ard o.
Hell," then will misery and Sretcheduess, d,ess-
and vice be driven hack to their na.ye home
then will ali again be beautiful and br,sht--then
will one glorious triumphant accIamalion hail
The redemption OF man from the deseneraoy o.
his nalUre--and when the burning Atchany-l
from the confines Of eternity shall proclaim the
final d soluon your names shall be enrolled in
the archives Of Heaven as benefaclors Of your
race.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26
No. 30.

bu: by timely exertion Of your powers Of per.
suason, you may prevent the recurrence Of scenes
more dis Isrous than even the battle field Of
Flodden. There is not situation in life in which
the virtues Of woman burn with brighter ustre
than in olevia:ing the miseries incident 10 nor.
Ialiy.
There is on. incident in "Paradise Lost
which ! cannot orit on the present occasion
lthurieI and Z'phron were despatched Ivy Ga
bIeI 10 scour the garden Of Eden in consequence
OF a runor that Sarsn had transcribed the bounds
prescribed TO his trsnsefessions. Finding the
Serpent at the cor Of Eve, attempting 10 reach
the organs Of her fancy, z phron rebuked him
for entering Eden ard destroying the bliss Of
those whose dwelling God had made ,herein peace
AT the severe yet graceful Tebuke Of the youthful
cheruh, Milton says
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26
THE BANNING BOWL.

DEFEATED TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE BALTIMORE
10. ..-. TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.