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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

70 TENANTS will you be So consderate as to
hire no house for the ensuing year without fairly
agreeing aoho is 10 introduce the Croton Water
into ii 1t you hire first, the Landlord has a
perfect right to presume that you dc Mt want it or
expect to introduce il at your own cost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

p Advertisers viii bear in mind that advertisements IL
tended for Mondays paper must be sent in by 10 O'Clock
this evening, publication Office is open Sun
days The or advertising in view Of the extensive
circulation OF this paper very reasonable and n all
cases are payable in advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

GREAT REDuer.cs.-All who are Interested read NJ.
Sr~'s advertisement Tor seaesng Wiring, Rookksep
isg and Shorthand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

TAKE CARE OF YOUR HsdHwAYs.-The town
Of Weasrook in Maine has recently been obliged,
in due course Of law, To pay $500 damages for
injuries TO Geo. w. Smith, in being thrown from
a gig By heap of gravel lef. or the wheel way of
the road In the sYeang for she repair of the road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

II Godry,s Lady's Book aud Graham's Magazine, Ei
February, are received and for sale at this Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

- If the lovers Of fun don't read TIE Cur:-
osities of Literature our First Page, they ought
to cry over their own stupidity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

ckRe.-&rS Anthony sskes this method of expressing
Der gratitude tn The benevolent person who rescued her
son fzn waery grave: and also &c the persons who
acoagh; him 10 as home, No So Fulon-strees-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

II 1S43.-Lectures Daniels PropSecies-sni'' ~
sor Whiting viii lecture the seventh Chapter VI p1
THIS evening, Nibl-s Saloon, al O'clock. Eng ps
aIc Invited attend seats free. 4 COLLECTION WIN "
ken TO deifSy expenses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

% From GoDEY's LADY's Book for February
re have copied article by N. P. WILLIS, which
we regard as one of his happiest efforts. We bad
hoped 10 notice the number as it deserves this
morning, but must be content with stating that il,
is well filled and is for sale BY l. Post. sS Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21
a WhIte zzenp Wonder:

Duff Green, in note addressed to the Madiso-
MAN, among other things, says:
was authorized by Lord Aberdeen himself to that
il bis desire 10 place the commercial Telatoas
81 the countries terms OF reciprocity aBG am per-
suadee that treaty may be made providing for the adn-
SION Cotton Rice and Indian Corn INTO England and her
Dependencies q, nominal duty or GUY rse AND has Iae
ducts, may be placed on the same footing as the Ike pro-
ducts Of he coones at The same uue that our
may obtain concessions less important And that, for
granisg these svors England viii ask Us no more than
that Tariff shall be modified 10 her manufactures
tochsge thereon no higher rate Of duty than
sable 10 provide for an economical administration OF our
Government
We publish thiy significant paragraph merely
that the attention of the Friends of American In
dnstry may be called to the project it dimly shad-
ows forth. Duff Green, the relative and conEdanr
of John c. Calhoun, has been months in England,
paving the way for Commercial Treaty, whereby
American Provisions are to De interchanged for
British Cloths, Cutlery, Sc. on terms mutually
agreed on as Reciprocal. There is deiusion on
the face of this scheme and deadly mischief at the
bottom Of it. Such Trade never can be recip-
roca in its advantages until 81 900 worth of Cloths
shall wsish as much as 81 900 worth OF Corn and
Beef, and their transportation from Birmingham
to Peoria shall cost as much. But it would sesm
that Wheat and Flour are to be excluded from the
list Of staples which we to be allowed to send
free to England Working Men Of America be
not deceived! SrAsp BY THE TARIFF, and the
new channels opened by it TO Industry, the Coin
now pouring into our Country, will soon restore vi
tally to eur Currency, animation to Business.
markets for your Products, and Prosperity TO the
Country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

SANps's SARsAPARILLA Disease is produced by 500,
obstruction 10 the abdominal yscera or inactive state 9th
liver, causing deranged ,ecretons me olood nen ief
dered impure uaheahy bile Is thrown ont lndige01a
dyspepsia Immediately follows the whole system paInss
through the medium Of sympathetic action, and The p,a
sinks beneath his accommodating suferings. To ytncn
these disorders remedy has been sousht after add d.
cred which has been used in thousands Of cases, psca
and sanctioned by the highest medical authority Sat
Sarsapara will remove aad enectualy cure diseases otg
eating from distractions unhealthy action, irregular e'
atons retained perspirntion, feale arrangements er
Gus erupons various other diseases TO which the h.
man system is liable.
Prepared and sold at Wholesale and rata by A. B. SAID
CO. Druggists and Chemists, No 273 Broadway, cotasts
Chambers.sireet, New.Xork. Also sold by A. b 4 D.
Sands Druggists, Nos 70 and 100 Fplton-sreet; David
Sands& CO.. II East Broadway Price 81 per bottle Ss
bottles Tor S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

81 For Bachelor Ro5,: Disooperie,-a Sketch by N. p
WILLS and in his best veioand tribute j. Q. ADAMS,
see Last Page.
Iy Fer Notice Of Rev. Mr.. Fuaslss's Lecture, de.
.er!ption Of The Rcssn1eY Hydraulic Fire Engine
and Curw;i,ies of Lit14sGre. the Autobiography Of
Gen ARcvtAKUsdecidedly the richest thing ofthe day
E,rstP PAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

to cry over their own stupidity
"THE ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHrLoso-
Ply: embracing the General Principles Of Me-
chanics, Hydrostalics, Hydraulics, Pneuma,ics,
Acoustics, Optics, ELECTRICITY, Gslvanism, Magnet
isn and astronomy, illustrated by several hundred
eDgravinss, designed for the use of Schools and
Private Learner. by Professor GALE OF the
New-York University: new and neat edition Of
this well-known work has been issued on The plan
OF the cheap publications of the day, selling for
ty cents. l, may be had at the Office Of hi, pa
per, or OF application TO any OF its agents.
% 1t will be seen by reference to our City In
selhgence that Dinger, convicted OF the strocious
outrage or an unprotected female al the Bswery
Cottage, ha. been sentenced for fifteen gears to
the State Prison. If ever there wa. a case OF the
Just infection of extreme and exemplary punish
merr, this is one.
q TEE SoaERs MurISY.-A Psnphle. continuing the
entire Proceedings of the Court OF Inquiry IN this case
with spiri.rd view ofhe So0ers under fill SAIL Portrait
OF Commander a-e, drawing the Spar
and Decks Q: The vessel with minute descriptions OF
the same SpsneeEs Programme IN The Greek characters,
al the Testsay, Documents, &c &c just issaed from
the press and for sale II the otce OF Tue Tribune
Price lss Fosmasrrs and others reaittng 81, vii
be entitled To ls copies !, may be obtained in Paadci.
psia OF Zebcy and Burgess and Sosioa, OF Redtg Ce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

DR.. TAYLoR's BALsAM LIvEawoRr.-'rhe unprecedsrt
ed sale and OF this valuable medicine has e1ts
the avaricous and mercenay Since the expressive nav "
bel and the decision OF the Court nave prevented coGrl
teag) to get up salsaDs ami other aftces perfectly w
cautioned not 10 vase sheir time with teu bal 70
chase al once, from SIS Bowery The genGine D. Iss
Beisan Livefwort the cheapest medic. ~ sas 2ge
quantity in bottle, sold, and the only c~ 10 De rs
10. cureg Conan nption AStbnia. Coughs nr-CesdA-
eeIs In Maiden Lane, wholesale agent; lir5 Bay 10
Let US all read the following certificates:
sNEw.YosK, Oct Is, 1872
al z. A. MGnden, al Grasd-streel, ABOUT Two yan
since, troubled with severe cough, weakness, paaE
the breast, and raising OF blood. induced To st
chase bottle OF Tayors Balsam Of Liyerwors from 81,
Bowery, which relieved when nothing else would nd
my wife has since used il with the beneficial ea
cGriog the weakness IL The chest" &c.
Ihaye read the above certificate. andgiye il my htiT
approval; and recommend TO all afflicted with any y59
OF consumption or liver complaint 10 buy the gsHuR
Baisam Of Livcrwort, sold only al 375 Bowery.
"SETH VALENTINE,
(s) HCo-ner Of 9Th street and Sd AverlS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

u University Large Ghnpei.-Tbe hs icy. ~ :, :
sinie-i VIII -. VI dsiivsI Siscoulse al tie ABOVE -
Tomorrow evening" the Scope OF Prophecy, a. -,
specs Christ under tie ute OF toe Archange as
OF bis Divine Headsnip the World oi Grace ~
Redeenner, and pretending MANS FAIL and ils IT,.
Seats free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

p The BEAUTIES OF JOHN WESLEY; con-
tanning the most Interesting Passages, selected
from his whole Works with Memoir of his
Life, has just been published on the cheap plan,
aud is for sale at this Office and by all It's agents !;
the price being reduced from SO to lS4 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

y Religious Notice. psotfacied sis s.-sss
religious worship IN progress, win ose ems o.
sersytn-streeis under the direction Of The -
Bethany, and kes. J. s. Ssckus. Preaching Oh ~
bath az aaa-past go A. h., az and r. n, an r,iet
with seap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

% The NEW REFORMED Durca CHUcH in
Washinstoa-sqpnre,-o ofthe finest in our City
is advertised 10 be sold a. suction early month,
on account OF the endorsements OF its Society
enbarrassments growing entirely out Of the unlock
ed for depression OF their properly OF which they
owe heavy debts, for which the Society cannot be
blamed. There is very general solieitude felt oy
the Protestant congregations of City that thi.
Church should not be sacrificed, but preserved 10 its
Society who have struggled and sacrificed for It's
erecioni and urgent appeal is made to The Col
legiate Churches, wen private lberality, for
efficient aid. We cannot presume 20 indicate what
TIE Collegiate Churches ought to DO but we DO ear
nessy hope this Society win be enabled 20 retain its
Church, and thereby preserve and extend It's use
fitness VIII those who concur IN this hope re-
Hsmbsr thai prompt and decided action IS re-
quisise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

10 Mr. Roslssos's Lecture in Brooklyn on
Tuesday evening last, on the Union of Ireland with
England, was received with repeated marks OF
appreciation, and the audience, al the close OF his
remarks, unanimously requested him TO give an
other or Wednesday evening next, to which he has
consented. The lecture on the Union gave q
touching picture OF Ireland's suferings for seven
centuries of English misgovernment, proving tha:
she should make her own laws and govern herself
We are glad 10 learn that this lecture will be given
in this CRY, in Washington Hall, Broadway, on
Thursday evening noxr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

~ 7SA3-End OF Ihe World this year.,
Lscnfeson lnls subject TO morrow 4th) glorr1s
noon anu evening, al The usual hours, the Caaf =
ot Caiharse ana 5ieusoE-sueeis. C0lectlon 1Aea -
ray Tie expenses. The public are Invited attend =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

by the waywhy does the publisher preach Hard None
ard practice he ;ssniag ohe slippery shinpas,eIs
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II Syiynnin Aszet1zfioE.-ile els s5Ss,,srg.
Association fes subscription 20 rs stock and ibs R,
OF information. IS the Evening Post BaAclSs g.
up stairs, AID Is open every Gay uoD2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

-1 Mercantile Itbrnry Axsoeiatieasss,sxuS
Neal. ESQ Portland, Will deliver the ento iio,
the Ccofsc On Tuesday .e,enng, 2th list, a. nss
0eock, al The Broadway Tsyernac!e-
snbjecl-" TIE Rights 0. Woman II ne u
Tickets Is cent? 70 be Obtained TIE Rcc.n,
ISOLATION, Cinton Hal, tie door on The esegs
Lecture. Doors open al quarter beiorr a 81
orcer. ISAAC H. BAILEY, Rec. secEesIy' ~ /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

" Episcopaf sesvice., brooklyn DYE W..
wees VIA be cciroTated gGi-riy every snnddy
al iae seheoiiiooEi IN NaVy,isee TWO ooefs non e
Asrhae, Dy Clergyman Of The Church esssS
nseneins az O'Clock al persons Interested ere
!niiy isyiIed 10 aurnd. JZis@@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

Mess-S Black. Boardsnan Bronson. 7. J. Campbell Ca
rulheTs Cowea q. DAVIS Deberry, Eyrre, r 6 Goooe,
Hastings. anoson, Morris Osborne, Eaypor, RoasrvcI,
smith, Sany, Stnkey, John L. Smart, Taaisrre Filling
hass, Reei, Aug psiHs Young.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

~ Auusvcrsssry.-rn- Seventh AoR!sefs2iyt y -
feafi street Sdnodtn Scnoiafs' Missionary
Dc ned on neGt saoBath evening, al hatpaa oe.sT
Ia tue FeasI Charch. Addresses nay DC e11s
from Tie key. Or. AndfeMs AMI Hey Mr. AolL "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21

u The New World, Of this week, tsaturdfJ,'a
2l.) will coataia full clear, aud impartial, thoagha
SEVERE AND SEARCHING REVIEW
OF the testimony before the Court Of Inquiry, in rsloa
the awful execution OF Spencer, Cromwell and sGsT'
supposed intent to mutiny by Commander A. s. Masseps
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-19
JOE SMITH.

We learn, from good authority, tina, the
Prophe. has surrendered his office, and
annoinled his brother. Joe, for some
time past, has been in deadly fear Of the
"Go,hs and Vanlals" of Missouri. and
he verify believes that his holy person
will be more secure in performing pil
grimage TO Europe or the Rocky Noun.
iains. than j, will TO remain under the sha-
dow of the temple, protected by tina, i'm :
macn!ate body, the Nauvoo Municipal
Court. An appropriate .ext for the Pro-
pheVs valedict Try, when he cas-, his man
lie upon his brother, nigh, have been
found in the l09'h Psalm, 9th verse
Set lhona ricked man over (,hem;) and
let Satan stand al his right hand AL.
'enio,sn Telegraph.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-19
CHRISTINA COCHRAN.

The New York Tribune of yesterday,
has the following note of one Of the frs,
fruits of the late Treaty:
An order was received yesterday from
the President, directing the United States
Marshal.to surrender Christina Cochran,
or Gilmour, the young woman now in
Eldridge street Prison, charged with the
murder of her husband in Scotland, to
such British officer as may be duly au-
thorized to receive her. She will probab
" be given in charge of Capt. M'Kay who
came in pursuit of her, and BE- embarked
as early as possible in steamer or packe,
FOR Livirpool-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-19

65-The Cat,auraugus Wing gives an
account Of series Of ouuages perpe,ra-
ted IN the town of Machias, near there, u
pom family named Andrews. Fairly
last spring their house was entered a, diff
ierent times, and robbed Of many articles
the barb was set on fire and burned to
the ground-and twice an effort was made
to burn the house. week or two since
a shlngle was found in the house warning
the family to quit or they would be mur.
dered, and on Thursday night the 9Th
ult., Mrs Andrews was awoke by noise
outside of the dwelling. Looking gu,
cautiously she observed man fixing a
sort Of a scaffoid in order to reach a win
dow, and quietly. possessing herself fan
axe, she waited until the fellow had rails
ell the window and thrust his arm in,
when with one blow she nearly severed
it from his body. The thief fell back to
the ground with groan, and was carried
off by his comrades who were traced by
the fallen blood full IL miles, when all
trace Of them was lost.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-19

gTThe story Of that singular lunar
phenomenon said to have been Witnessed
recently IN some part o: the country,
wherein The moon is represented to have
repeatedly "dropped down several feet.
and Jumped back again'' as frequently, is
we lh'rS, more philosoplically account
cd Tor by supposing il to have been mere
~ "a drop IN The eye" Of the observer,
Than as some attempt 10 account for it.,
by sudden changes to greater and less re-
traction of the rays of light from the moon
il passing through moving log of dil-
lcrent degrees of density. The cause as
signed would answer very well, perhaps,
il tia, one mentioned, which looks more
probable, did no, suggest itself
Perhaps neither OF the senses is more
liable to deception thai than OF sight.
W no has not 'seen stars" in The day time
by an effect produced upon the eye not
by the reflection Of The rays Ct light from
any real stars. Wiih but a single one of
The real objects in view many 4 man has
been made to "see double" from The cl-
ec' of a "g lass" upon the sight. Beware
81 the glasses. not spertacies made for
the purpose OF aiding he sight, bat Of the
glasses which cast reflections that arr
frequently most disagreabie. All nature
apt ears to have al insticlivc abhorGeuce
Of the & lasses of which we speak.-W.
have heard of the very pavcmcn,s rising
up, from kind of natural indignation to
b9astliness, aud snining a man in The face
mlslaklng Linn for "a beast We have
heard too, Of mans very bed, hi, first
and appropriate resting place nhje
living, assuming to move and dodge Ga-ay
from him when ust about to throw him
sell upon it, and by the ungracinus act
land the poor fellow headlong upon the
hard floor, where the bed was, or where
b. The n,''ir"' illusion crea:edbv the rlass
II appeared 10 be. Many fantastic trlck
has been played upon the sight and other
senses Of its vc'aries by the glass, quite as
unexp'ainable as that mentioned concern
ing The moon, only that having become
more common We are apt 10 think less Of
hem.--BaA. Sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-19

DISCOVERY OF CAVE. The Visitcr
publ shed at Nlercersburg, Franklin coun
ty, Pa, says tina, scletific gentleman
rambling along the mountain side, in the
vicinity OF the Gap, accidentally discov-
cred one ofthe mos. stupendous Caves il
this part OF the country. The entrance
to this remarkable cavern, which was re-.
vealed by the accidental shining of a huge
sand stone, is at presen, very small, re-
curing a s!oori"g position of!he BODY on
entering, for the distance Of twenty or
thirty iee'j when it suddenly expands
and presents The appearance Of an i'm
mense ro!undo upwards of one hundred
PAGES across.--Th3 sides are beautifully
dropeGed with incruslalions Of radlated
spar, and thousands of siaIacties of pur-
est white; besides from. the cen,e Of this
prlncely driving room, sparkling foun-
tain, strongly iInpregnateI with sulphur.
bursts up from "a vast basin, and falling
back IN heaIk to gurgle along the unex,
p!ored passages that lead off in every d.
lection. The editor was to have visited
the cave some dav last week, and p.omi.
ses in his next paper full description OF
its beauties.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-19

The Hhcat Crop cfMe Countrywide
editor of the American Farmer saws tina,
after comparing the accounts received
from all quarters of tie United States, he
'ncllnes to the opinion that the " heat
crop will prove an average ore. He
adds-"The grain already IN, is of excel.
lent quality, and notwithstanding he ray
ages by winter killing, the fly and rust,
has turned out fair yield The rust
and fly which, al one time created so
much alarm, have done bu. inconsidesa-
BILE injury. Thus far, then Providence
has been bountiful 20 the lileys o; the
earth from whom an Overlooking mea-
suFes OF gratitude is due, and which we
1rus! wit be repaid in spitit to render
me Offering acceptable"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-19

.amcrica, .Nanvtac'ures in Conada.--
The Toronto ,!erait. says that the I'M
ports from the United States into liz Port
OF Toronto, from the 9th tn the 25lh OF
July, were $50 packages, the duties Oh
which will amount to bctw cen G750 and
tSO0. Some cotton fabrics of the United
States have been imported, and this is
probably trade that will Increase, un
less the Provincial Parliament aug,hen.
the duty on the present rates. The coar-
ser cotton goods of the United States arc
likely to rival the manufactures of Grca,
Britain in this market.-BaH. finer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-19

sSThe Democra; says ''there are some
who charge Cecil i,h repudia:iug, We
do no! recollecs having seen any such
charge made against her, and should we
hear it made, we would hutl it back with
indignation. Cecil nsper will repuda,e,
there is too much honor amongst her CT
tizens. There are within her borders
some renegadoes from honesty who fain
would make her rPudia,e, but they are
as poweTless as they are base. We be-
lave the editor of the Democrat to be
one of this character.
We dcnounce with equal earnes;ness,
all repudia'ors, whether they be Wings
or Locofocos, hence we suppose our
stalk" is "credi!able" in the eyes Of our
neighbor,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-19

Graham's Megas;ne for September re-
ceived. Good. The portrait of Hallcck
will oe interesting to those who have read
and admired his poetry. "My Frst Love-
and "My Flowers" are very fine engrav-
ings.
Miss Les'is's Magazine for August
Very fine. 1t has raised medallion en-
craving which pleases US much, and a
plate of Fashions.
The Lady's Hrcah for July just come
to hand. A very neat little periotical.-
1t hos page of music and fine engrav-
ing, "lhe Emigranl's Adventure"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-19
EXPERIMENTS At SANDY HOOK

On Thursday last, one of Mr.. Hubbeli's
thunder-bombs, fired by an eight pound
cartridge from 80 pound gun, al this gun
practice station, exploded the ins,an, of
impact, midway in large. the thickness
Of the side Of line Of battle ship, 1850
yards distant, and tore it in thousands of
pieces, blowing some Of them ITO fee,
from the target. A piece weighing $50
pounds was blown so fee, distant. The
destruction extended ten fee, lenglhways
Of the ,imbers of the target, and board
large. laying on the ground 30 fee. dis
tant, was also much shattered TO p,ecesb,
it. Also, one Of the 242 ID, balls, wa.
fred from the immense wrought iron gun
with grea. precision.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-19

fS-The editor Of the Democrat '',hrew
much dirt" at US las, week. Now we
have used the fellow tenderly heretofore,
but il he does not be careful we'll "hande
him wilhou, niit:cus." We will be snr-
fy If we have to take him in hand, and TO
use the language Of contemporary,
"God knows he will be sorry for it too"
One Saying" Of his las. week excited
our visibility; j. e., while speaking Of his
manly and noble course in noticing the
death ola young duck, he says we had not
independence enough to do the same
Well, now, we didn't see the fatal catas-
trophe, or we might have chronicled il
with suitable reflections and remarks
this we certainly would have done had it
been you7,g goose, OH account Of its re-
lstionship to the editor of the Democrat,
for whom we entertain feelings Of high
regard. But ,ha! word independence
with wha. grace docs iteome from him
man who has not in single instance
showed spark of independence. We
have put questions touching political mat
tiers to him directly. again and again, BIZ t
he did not dare to answer them. We
have made vital charges against him. and
the course he has pursued, but he has
studiously evaded meeting them, and yet
he wiihou, blush talks about indepen.
dence. Oh, fe! fe!