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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08
WASHINGTON ELIXTR-A sure and go 80;

cue Tor the Fever and Agae, Dyssser IL y s
10Y qtrTsd with confidence By be Pfepreor
o. ihifd Avenue and Fourtesnthstrst FOR ~ ssss
Alierton fsl, Alderman Of the Twelfth az q. b q
eilssd some Of your Elixir and tried II 90 an ole H.
tmr!oy, aho had E.rd q: other resGirs sa e. 10
l; e-coir so very weak ihst ne could fcarcs ~
Oe. gave nm the Elixir, and il was q
coca effects tbs old man; il revived him IN II r. b =
IN ihree days, with being le weak, NJ vi aS W
ordinary york Nv family, alter tie oa man ~ ess
soon relieved used the Elixir also, saa we're IL ss
fectually restored TO health. =, Isl
" have severe attack OF OySentery u -
checked II In using one dose Of the Elixir, ,ra,rts
poor woman IN my vicinity who had Hee -. co.
remedies without effect for Fever and Asns o. s ,,e
shading, instantly relieved after usag
full Of the kiiIlr. and has rot been ,rorcea VIZ
since.7
Extract Of letter. from J. Campbell. Jr ...l ~
81 have used the Washington Elirir iE seys ss
Diarrhesa In my family the past year witsS Sc
e'ery case have 90 hesitation In RECOMMENDING Srt
as sale and eihescious rsredy In similar
z: VI. GcIos Dear sr-Yoa will please 70 a a.sst
puhiic that haze ased The Washington E1if Io
tack OK DiaIrhdea about months sincr, ana 80 ~
ona dose III Iess than hour hsys not hae ~ sy.s
used ); IN Gaze Of my daughter, ~!o rss ssIi ~
tae ked, and oee dose cured her IN rs. than ~
has never had Il since; the last ab5u ION,
fouy obi sery't, Ah.sGN e. i
P.S.-la all cases Of worms Il nsreT fails,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

THE GUM OF HEALTH This invaluable
article mpaFts strength aud yigot 10 the LUNGS ~
VI" prove most santaTy topsrs0s Of weak conaEfdv
TEN !, relieved and renovated II also pOssestr the Stali
and agreeable virtue al rendering d.shul swrelHess % l
breath and :yifensss 10 tie Teeth. lai tal is aga
CURED to rslbsh ~ rpuation ai the price r,sand
20 sce y Rim the reach Of all classes Of society 10
GUM OF HEALTH can o1iy h- olsiued Of
iny2? 2s.- s, ID BINGHAM, Us B0wery,N3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

Sold wholesale by T. Robert, {, Co., Clarendon Hes
corner Of Duane and Broadway and retail by all lhsss
spectahle druggists In New-Yofk pAA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

nv T. f3wer grocer, !sulton st. BrookIy1s 80
we ;ouidoftef fifty other OF per5ons who az
ms all i Is iepreseatet buff the above is aos .sss
the nerican Eagle % Chatham 81, T. aud by - y.
IN rh,lsfelpnA by Zeb-r corner Third and poas 4.
Eek, % the Anencan Hotel, Washington, D. G; :a
s;Fst IA bf@oki, 80 folson ST. Agent, gated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

PArGRs OF A,SoN BuRs.-By some strange
fortune, large amount of papers which belonged
TO Aaron Burr have come among US, and are at
tracing the notice of very many of our citizens.
They are IN vessel lying al one OF our wharyes,
contained IN some halt dozen bales or sacks-we
mean 50 many OF then as have not been already
distracted by the curiosity of the citizens. They
are said TO have been sold for papes.rags, and are
here on their way to some papss.nill.
Hartford Courans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08
GREENWICH POTTERY,
Dol WEST EIGHT EESTH-srREET,
h.iic.su OH rnE lnth lr.nLLsS


5etcesn on and l0th .arenlies.
TNHE Subscriber respectfully calls the attention
of;se yGhiic TO the great vaey of are!rs maruiactule
~ IL 90. L, ,,1, p, -
HOUSE, TIKI, FLOWER Por,, O'Ea Ills lacks AD ans,
As hi. i, the ong enlistment Of the Kind IN The ety.
where the above articles manufactured, the public
suTeJ that sli oigr, viii be attesL oii. pompes4 and
punctuatg, and on h. mot t,5erai terms
y B. graf improvement rs b;en mad "a P0RrAbtr
FURNAcgs aad tis al and warranted ,tprrg
any in the ely. tm9lml wA5HiEGT0s sAlITH.
CT ~ PER ToN.-Pe4ch Orchard large
Broken Coal at s. i~r ton. WARD s Brown,
my29 III Washington, c.rler Laisht street.
IITALLS.END NEWCASTLE COAL-A SUI
I.rorar,ce fo. family mana acturps urrose
- - u '''' . '1'' ''s's GARD BROWNE,
my:9 ~ Washington, corner L4lsht 81
DEACIi ORCHARD BiOHf.N coal ct So
PER TOS.-This day tschasying Jackson ries first
quality broken Peach Orchard Goal $ per Ton delivered
Also Peach Orchard small t2 SIZE At 81 PER ton
cash, Il taken direct from the boat.
Alao d!scrarsins " ais End este or family
WARD < BROWNE,
Ua az "a.hn-toastgea,. eosaerof Lai-ht.
COAL, COAL! COAL
THE WORKING MINIS COAL YARD
having been removed is permanently located tie
well kaown 5tlad OF Glcenw ch aud Chfisto
where the pFoPrtors now Receiving aud Will continue
choicest quality Peach Orchard Red Ash oa hic. hey
-. :.
when the following prices VIII show:
zg and Broken, scre.usd and delivered s. 90
EEa arp ....,...-.. ........! =
The bssic., 6i the ard viii b conducted BY III. .ab.c.
o-r ans tsy solicit the patronage OF the public thar old
customers and friends.
note through the ro.. Once Will receive attention.
mv1sn izs. II EERG5;soN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

4 PPOINTED TO RULE By NIGHT A
a Ne,y Ler, Lamp with I'll old objections and Difficulties
obyiitcd =! subscriber offers Tor sale The
bic terms aey iuFsntion Of :. B. Terry, burning lad,
ALLOW aud e Terry. Patent Lard LAMPS may be lighted IN
te coolest weather chou; previous warning, the fixture
icr melting The material burned OEy and simple but
perfectly sure to do Tie work " 'lr Al Other lar" anr ye
invented consume amount OF time and patience which
makes ;ea useless tiere 10 uch drawback aPon they
cceEcr -rry'S LAMPS Il mats all the lard the ioul
tain quickly. and burns nil every drop Is CONSUMED.
\ 4I-e Of t!es= lamps allpte all locations
aaG al! USrS, Will ~ !e On hans aGd for sale.
Merchants and Others invited call and witness their
operrr which has excited the admiration Of al who have
seen II, (. HARRlSON'S, 253 Pearl street, y. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

60, NEW-YORh TO EAST0N. Pg.-peo
sssS! pie's Line. Eare S2.i-Leave Pier No ! North
ENsssRl River ar S! O'clock, A. NJ. daily tS1rd.ys 81.
-@Zcefei,} hy steamboat 20 Elizabeth Pogr; or cave
The loot OF touEt.adt street O'clock, A. NJ az
ssy haroaG 20 Eitxahvth,o, thsr s e-ap
OF cars fos Sosae.rei coaches tfeaee toy u,i-s} ar-
~ 81 sSsnn al O'Clock, 7. VI Fog apply 20 A
HOPE Msrcia2S Hotr, ii CoGrrianGt St
coaches, cornrn ends Itself the pablo.
Otacs removed from - TO IL Coustlaait street. ssps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

l FOR SALE in the City of Newark, \: i
HOUSE and 81 Land situated in South Bj Rs
No ~ within fifteen minutes walk OF The heii-
Tc, Deo The Hoas IS % feet front and % deep with arss
piazza III; and we'll finished hEoasnou As a sIHg
,rtcuar, apry 10 |. NICHOLS, corner OF William anu
Washing or of WI. PA Il, the PREMISES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08
BY Spsci1l Appointment.
JOSEPH GILLO.iI'. Pen Manufacturer 10 The

IOSEPH CiILLOif. Pen Manufacturer 10 the
a Queen-CAuroS.-h high character OF thesg Pen has
induced tbs attempt on The part Of sr'r[ 'sTcpnas iaers
the public An inferior article bearing the eed name
thus, Gillo the ia the market II can
readily b. detected b. unfinished APPEARANCE and the very
conInoa style IN which It is put ~.
Oserye the genuine Pens all marked IN full; joseph
GiilUs Patent JOSEPH Gl.tt warranted and that
each gross tea, sc s;Iu- Of his ssna:urr. -
The shove NAV be had w!.oe-a!r, OF HENRY JESSOF,
81 John street, cor=er of Cold Iyb "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

r,.e,.,,. NENV-l0Rh AND ERIE L RAILROAD
ssssSs,,ssSss-; EXTENDED TO MIDDLETOTN Ora2-s
ouaty.--Oa and aer Thursday. Juse III.
7->--A--Se;n1g Trims viii rEn hetwsea Nes-Yagk
anu daily Suadays eycepted) a follows:
so- passengers saSe loot OF DuareStr~es. 81 T. VI b
s;sSHs2at ARRoW caItSiR II, Schulz, taking III Cas-
al ffeE!sat an 2E1Ne ~ liHSe cccs and NIil--
town Il O'clock NJ. Retaining sa,e M:d.Isiown al A
Nj. and arrive NJ Ne,S-I OK q; II 4. NJ
IA Accommodation Lins Eei., sa Ps<sncsr leaves
\ew-Y tbovs A " and arrives AZ Ca< AZ II; O.
eee aad Aliddlstowr 4: O'Clock ?. ~ Returning lew.
Nldletown AZ )! 7. ": auc the city sbOgt -
EoT Freight, leave New crk A. u and arrive az Mid
dStown sane Say Returning, ieSve Middieiown .: P ~
and s-Tlye 10 Newly ok same nisht
H. C. SEYMOUR. susegia:eadsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

ADDER.-l5 casks prime Onbros. for sale nv
GRNNELL, MINTURN & co,
"a Solasrs>sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

AS they presented this beautiful picture to the
imagination. the gentlemen gradually Withdrew
TO bed to give the music the effect of distance:
and so it died away, and Todgers's was left toits
repose. Dickcns's Chuzzlewit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

TNHH HAIR FORCED TO GROW, STOrfftasS,
i FAILING, AND DANDRUFF CUREg S a., ~
cent nG,is Of Jones. Coal Hair Rst9!a;irs I 5 Vi.
out exception, the efcacous article icfr
ece ioi The purpose. We have lately offered s,e.E 80
OF persons Who attar using this, have found al
Seied 10 be- Let persons give il trial ts ~. sss
d1iia-'Te assure them they vii! be well SATISFIED IN D.
believe when tlsse persons give their pame ana e.
above the qualities Of Jones' Coral Hair Res!OIaaA
5r- " Hopkins. % King st. New.York.
Nj Phislfs :9s Broome, OF WoossH
he julpo J.r. ris 80 iaIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08
PURIFYING EXTRACT,

m Ponerg cons.gp@gg I Gare<'ir icsrstsd
Ss T5ysat and NoHfh Hheopins CoTgh and att Gsv
keh ea,'i5d 5 ga gst s2a af.f o. Rhsais,
Riiss PIG Lfre, Conpletnt. MelcNl1GI Diseases 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

NFw-Y 0NG, tarc u I8l3.
DIAN SIR heard Of Bant, Indian Purifying Extract"
purifying the blood and my beng troubled with
ali his limb. aud body was induced from the high r.
cOmr:cr.tstiOn it had. Obtain aud give him. and
hl, cured hirn He years old AID attacked about
sisce with eruption winch became running sores
all OYER him The cores dt,chargll mpch aattr dad seemed
to be incLgabe he HAD much medical advice end
dance is city and el,e here and was nor cured and the
dssa,. OF SO long standing fearful he would
be cured but he uo~ b. the OF BrrufS Purifying
t'fi,ar well. The RL ulcers are l hs..el ~, and
MS health Is good. Yours, Ec MILO HEATH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

TOWESTERN ThAvELERS.-Ihs
siihszi :EP H5'aF; fff5TsstRS ~ 3 (
~, .os, perfect orceT, running through :sSEsl! ~
DAYS and half witb ali taa arrangements ntceAS4's -
tie e9nl1iF q aL:'t OILY NINE DOLLARS
OFFICE y r. COR FOt fIii .sD : r. ma b Oh,
Sf,ese -Tsry information II Tei.tiSn 10 tn iie -'-
also b en5e Ne CO.'S 70 SET Of BIZ and c-y
srher, The s'at rom every "'a.a@ lMiS G A,
PHILADELPHIA, MAJ y. 1919. : -al. IN u
,r.og7 -NORNING LINE-For Allan y,
TEoT and d. i c5at Of s, 5sts s;r 1T
s's.agGss TROY Capt GorFam Leaves
The H. f fo9 ISts a e.Yo5 uz, Thur.da
and saw 5pjisE lave TOMORROW MORNING az
f fSf passage apply a, the Office foot of Baseay''es
- NOT n-T fiad Of opert1 tea shppd or Pit board
his Boat be at the k OF The owners OF such 1oeds'
aaT FOR ALBANY, TR0Y and laIs7-
%s5 e SEsFzRs 55S!=ss
Thea? The above i, substantial Boat fitted With eieS1g5 siae
Ross. and for accommodation * L.Ied on i-
a@sJ, EPEOPLE'S Line OF LEA "a NJ
E E2aTf bl E2f A 4 seaet PSI saHa >
excepted. From the Steamboat Pier between 10nEahr au
The The new and connections Steamboat ROCHESTER
the 100! o. corTland and Lilsr;ytEess Taesd'y. nus
- e.Imbost Sonth America Capt L. W BranaTt, Will
ler Monday Wsdesda sa@ dsy TTe9q T. s S8Hn
a, mediate places will ,ave Tuesday, THURSDAY enu
SATURDAY afternoon Al ) O'Clock. :, 10
Passengers taking this Line Of Boats Will nvsraeiE
AZ AIban in ample tirne;o take the Morning tram OF Cs
the E2st West The above Boats are ne" oac 9 m
are furnished with and elegant Sta,e i,99if. 14U "
speed and acc omnodations unrlraled on t HpSon
For passage on iegh arp? board, 10 r A ''
oHie. on the wharf. --------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

na>1 FOR HUDSON and intermediate
E---rxaS.~-l l.an!inss.-The Sleamboat WESTCREs-
TER, Capt WM II. MELLES, will le:fr the
foot OF Cedar the season, Monday WeGes-
day and FRIDAY At o'clock VI connecting Hudson with
III. of the boat Returning tine boat leaves Hudson on
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SUNDAY at O'Clock, p NJ
ARRIVAL .; the cars Touching both WAYS the intermediate
landings. For freight passage appy ON board.
STORRS y STEPHENSON, 70 Nest>t.
This boat hes been pC complete cIdcf, with additional
number OF State Rooms, and wall b. opnd pleasant and
comfortable boat any the nveI tbs Eost towS
barges.
THIS boar now ready receive freight and will Leave
Friay, It'll April ai,5 am
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

SEVENTH WARD BANK,
Nrw.Y'yk, May 23d 1888
THE STOCKHOLDERS ofthis Bank are hereby
notified that election for thirteen Directors for the en-
suing year aud for three Inspectors tho succeeding eec-
lion viii be held the BaHns House on TUESDAY the h'r
The pol! viii be spen at p :. and close at . P. NJ.
m2atJra =. s. FRASER, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

sa FOR SALE-A Dwelling-House and barn
with good Garden AID TWO acres Of sTonng ssin
LIZ fine ni, trees and ever requisite ioT
riIJ1ce residence or or Boarding iioGs situated IN me
plezssr; village Stafford Com, ;hre. rss dl'ta, r
inquire OF Hmm, = - " i;P,-,..-rsa,
rran 1rnnellaelr. Anriv above. M IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

SiNN1T ..MURNINN BUAI FUN HIM
rt---1ss-- SKILL. vepspck Grassy;Pont, ng;;sin
ersIB1eaksst aud Dinner On bo.j1hs and sgendii
steamer Col JTNBIiS Capt VIM. r. Frazee, viii leave
New York iIoa the foot Chambers street every mcrlns
lFd4y. excepted and gstiTF le2ye
mond street each way. Freight taken reduced rates
NoTIcEi goods freight, baggage bank bills, spscie or
other kind properly taken srie put on board ts
boat De The OF the Of such goods freight,
All persons are forbid ;,Ssting any on Of
said boat or owners nvi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

IL ROOMS To LET-Fvo well finished ll.aet , par
a woadbsi unfinished the back i! s Ssa d.4aso
r' - I,-a and references exchanged. inGuire OF A.
1RsyFRS No St Peters Place, between Barclay and =
sfrasrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

HNHE MI / u2L Liz /. INSURANCE SE'iia.,,, VI
,nnc,t;os Tor LIE Insurance the premiums which M
wards OF Thirty Thousand Do:Ts ri!r sag nsG,2nGe
e. Persons NAV effect insurance with this Company on theli
nu live, or the lives others and either 10. the whole duFa-
ton of life or for limited Period.
he terms favorable as those OF any si
ri nett .ofts Of hs business Of this Company Will be d.
viei arnon tic insured proportion 70 the amount i pre-
nnm paid by them b provision IN ,ts charter the te!t
a of the members extend aIcr than the amount OF the
w. nr4u,iu,nS paIi BIZ them,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

NEWARK r.. AMP ~, !, ~ NE z,.
Stso-.SS-., The splendid s:raneI PASSAIC, Capt. J.
Gaty. on and after June 5 viii yum IS follows:
Leave New oIk from the foot OF Barclay 10 o'clock
a Nj. and AT o'clock,P. ".
Leave Newark ro the of Centre street. II o'clock
\. NJ. and a, /! 7. y.
- Freight carried AZ vsrr low rates. Je5 e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08
REFINED SUGAR

D l. & a STUART offer tor sale the various
IL. qualities of te Refined Sugars quantities OF i've
rsc kagps aus, upwards al the following CASH PRICES
Srandtrl Double Loaf SUGAR, u cents per pound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

DIRECTORS. ;,
V Vi5t p; Ju'N Iosenb y Lord s. T. Tisdaie,
t;ao l. SiGTsr Waller r Jones. l. SEYMOUR,
Oscar IG!es. Aud. = iliiot. I'm n 'ii}iI-
IN, IN II Ill. tjan,..- Ioy.rt e. Vanderbilt,
Gerard II. Coser, HanIlion ijIi dsnonFGh, " n
James y. Cobb, Daniel tIl1iI ,o>-rstt' ';eUs'
Augustus lireee. olis Elk II. Jo-Nt>S' i'es sgt 5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

Printers OF newspapers who publish this adreltisen,o, -,
This note three tunes before the first Of uly next ara I
Of their payers 10 u.s. will be- entitled payment Of @ *
m huyinc four times the amount OIL rss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

u
- i sou and NEW YoKE-Foffre-h and lss-
and elegant steamboat y
L UMBlA Capt Thomas r New b. ~ will leave Hudson for
New York every MONDAY, "Wednesday ard Friday al SIX O.
clock r. ~ on the arrival r the Hudson aud Berkshire Rail.
road Cars and touch a, intermediate landings Retvm.ns,
leave New York every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
from the foot Cedar street. arrive Hudson the next
morning. in time 10 take the Railroad car; for Boston.
For further information. inquire IN Hudson OF II BBEL,
CLARK & CO. In New York. OF SC}DAAl, REED X
co at The 100, Of Liberty street, North River hoard at
.ithsr rlfce ais JEREMIAH BANiE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE Company
S-OIce No 81 " all s. This Company having caEsi
of s2O0N0 safely invested continues 10 IEsT DwelIns
IInS Household Furniture " AID buildings IN
general ships building rep..nH S:th -i' car o IN
mort nd all kinds personal property againsto's or al'at
y Fire on terms favorable aud security ample AZ ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08

JNRE, MARINE AND INLAND NAVlI1I-A-
r TION INSURANCE on the Mutual plan-combn='
with capital Of S2G1gG1 Together with tir accumulated
pFqqni4sF Of n O MARINE INSURANCE COMA
Ny No g " I'll street; prepared 70 sn9 Pellcs o.
FIRE Marine and land Navigation rss adjusting loses
heretofore with prom tness and lt-rallt:-
SIMEON BALDWIN President
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-28

ed among many Of the leading politicians
ia Washington, and his fanotcism contin.
ued, with occasional doublings up to 1916.
In that year,he SAID, during a severe fit Of.
sickness, he had remarkable vision
which completely dispellcd the deIuson
under which he had previously surrender
ed his faith, and ever since he had been
a firm belieyerin the truths Of Christian
ity.
| questioned him as to the "yision, and
asked him if it was mol some imaginary
working of the brain. He said "No, ii
was reality;" and to prove this, he show
ed me letter which he had written from
his chamber, addressed 10 bosom fiiend
in Virginia, in which he gave acircumstan-
'ial delail of his "conversion.' In this
letter he even gave The rery rords, which
were uttered IN his ear by this invisible
monitor.
"This letter. continued he, "contains
nothing but The truth, strange as it may APP.
pear 10 you, and it would make me missr-
able 10 doubt it," tIo uttered this las
sentence with SO much iervor,, did no,
by ether word or look, give him reason to
suppose that | doubted tho narrative; for
! hold that lutte superstition is vastly
better than even an mixing of iniidelity.''
HIS REPRooF TO AN ATHElsr.-"Short-
~ after his recovery from sickness, in
1916, he was dining al the house of pol
iiican with large and mixed company.
Amongst them, 10 use his own words was
hoary headed dehauchee, whose vice,
had completely shattered his constitution,
whose days seemed 10 BE- numbered, and
YET, sir, he hld the audacity to call in
question, the existence OF the Deity, pre-
inning, suppose, that there we're many
kindred spirits here happened to sit d-
reclly opp site to himand felt so dis gusted at
his impleiy, could not he Up saying, Il think
cir, you might better have boon silent on
the subject for ju lying from appearances
YOU will have in a short lime, ocular proof
Of the power OF that God, whose eristencc
You now boldly question: You can at-
ford to wait, sir, for the few remaining'days
of your life, and in common courtesy
should not shock the feelings Of others BY
The exhibition of your blasphemes?' He
turned pale with anger, and even trem.
blcd but made no reioinder, and the com
pany soon separated. We pet more than
once subsequently, bat lnever renewed
our acquaintance; whether his courage
'braved death cannot inform YOU"
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-28
A PROFOUND MYSTERY.

The New York Sun slys:
ave met the other Gay man some
thirty years of age, well dressed, good
looking sort of dandy even, whom we
have known for some three years. We
have never known him in that time to per.
form one hour of labor; we never knew
him to have any money; he has no for
eign resources; is aboveany suspicion
70 theft; yet lives, but how he lives, is a
living wonder. He must cal and drink,
and yet we never heard of his paying
one weeks h)ard-he is we'll clothed
yet il is incredible that he should pay
a taiIor's bill; and how the whole mat
ter, with him and a thousand like him, who
can be considered as nothing bat well
dressed vagabonds, is managed, is a pro,
found mystery"
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.ferenf stories, and strsamig along their
narrow corridors to their solitary cells.
1t was too much for the tender heart Of
poor f., This long procession Of the gangs
As they passed on in slow succession,
her lip began to CULVER; and one after
another drops of pity rolled down her
cheek. "All these" said she 10 the keep
er, "hada mother, who looked upon their
childhood and blessed their innocence!
All! how many infant feet, softer than vel
vet to the touch, have been pressed to ma
ernal lips, that now shuttle along these
prison WALSH
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE ss.,.s.f
Southern Literary Messen-

This is a monthly Magazine, devoted
chiefly TO Literature, but occasionally find
ing room also for articles that fall within
the scope of science; and protesting no
disdain Of tasteful selections, though its
matter has been, as it will continue 10 be,
In the main, original.
Party Politics and controversial Theo-
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cluded. They are sometimes so blended
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science. otherwise unobjectionable, as to
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whenever that happens, theysare incident
al, only; not primary They are dross.
tolerated only because it cannot well be
severed from the sterling ore wherewilh it
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reviewed, ito direct the reader'ss att,.n,;n,
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that by tnei: variety and multitude distrac
and oysrwt,.elm every undiscriminatin.
sluGeni impartial criticism, governed b.
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iliaries, to him who does IRISH 10 discrimi
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Essays, and Tales, hiving in view uiil
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Aud of Indigenous Poetry, enough is put
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