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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18
Commercial and Money Matters.

MONDAY I. W.
There was moderate business done the Board to-day
without material change in rates Government 6s declined
per cent; Illinois Newly ork IS improved /; Farmers
Loan !! Harlem j Paterson !. Long Island steady.
Sterling is 81 s.; Francs 5 Isl a7!. Not much
doing.
The French packet takes abou, 900 in Specie There
is no Specie. The are Mexican ;; Spanish
81 Five Francs 93 9 Patriot Doubloons Is 90 Is 49,
Spanish l6 10.
Two individual Banks under the Free Barking act
about to be put operation Que of them IS to be
tahlished at Buffalo.
The Creenwicl Savings Bank has declared the usual semi
annual dividend payable on the l7th
The Bank of roughkeepsie y per payable the LIST
OF August.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Poughkeepsie per
cent payable August LIST.
So counterfeit bills of the Canal Bank of Lockport
circulation the West One is numbered 2O37-pay
able E. IIurd and dated Sept ISL The engraving
coarse and signatures bad This is we believe the first
emission of counterfeits this Bank
The Boston papers caution the public against counterfeit
sos Of the Grafton Bank, Haver \. H. signed John
A. Page, Cashier; Mills Olcou, President. They very
plenty jus; at this time.
Tolls collected on the VARIOUS Public Works of Ohio dur.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

EXccsS OF Itecelpts on o4o OVtF Ost OF o4 U9U 80
statement OF the condition Of the Bank Of Louisville has
been published there the Sd with the
of semannual dividend Of II per The Bank ap-
pears be very strong after the payment of the dividend:
Its specie and specie round numbers S59OOOO
Bonds of the CITY OF Louisville ........... 10000
Notes discounted and bills of exchange 100000
Loans Of The branches llO,O0O
Real estate llo,ooV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

to bE SOLD On SAY RNAY o3d InS,sn1
al z @Goss II Proa- treet IN front OF the Auctio5
S5S o. "a UNI H. kiln single Horse Carasl of
WOOD & Co Csnh y new made 10 order By Campbell,
StuIs Of Rnr any previous the sale Al
,s Ancr;o lille Co.. Carminestntt, Blocker or
-- -, store ON the morning OF sale iylS5tr II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

CD REWARD.-LOST, from the Slaughter.
~ House IN hirIeents between Fifth avenus and I'M
isit faceH LAMBS, marked the back with cross
Inc above reward VIII be the finder b returning them
t,-IQ2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

MAHQlGANY AT AUCTLoN.-L. NJ. pOFF-
ocoe Cadg Mahosany Yer. Nos Is and ' IS Gsrf IL
Wood Boards Plank and Venesrs sr Rosewood and
makers carpenters and Pianomaken also Wabosaey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18
NORWICH, Conn, May 9th, 1915.

NORWICH, Conn, May 9th, 1918.
Gent The present viii inform You of the good effect of
Sar SaFsaTaniia IN the cure OF htle girl IN my family
cui Years old, and WHO h22 Cor t 9s sl years been
thead or salt ,hel which extended the whole sur
rec her head attended with continual discharge OF thick
errom the whole Sarlace, rendering II necessary to Keep
hsi hair continually shaved forthe whole time.
Ah2u; months since she commenced usn. your SaTSa-
a after which her head hc.aE 70 get better and has
t9nnae healT> until nearly the whole ssrace cured
her general health continues good and anpeasan syml
"hs have resulted Mrs FANNY NlSs.,.
Bowery-strsct, Norwic
For conclusive evidence Of its superior value and efficacy
y b; SANDS co, Druggists, iCffanise Buildings
a. s q : u is , aG GE a@a
stdway corner Of Market street Price 81 per bottle
Mes Tor 81 ormSL documents may te seen at our store
Times being hard it is Difficult, for persons aborrns
r disease 10 procure such assistance De requ
al IN such cases eGicheS coming high and money being
ry scarce bat Nest persons, II they could fad a;medcne
chap they would know what 70 at once To such would
SerecomrneId Dr. CovsRTs BALM of LIFE one so cheaI
a; none need go without itcheap because X is powerful
sai small quantity for adose Ia recommended bv
he medical faculty Clergy men and others and NAV be relied
itAPrioNs, BRoNCAiTls' or SORE iHkoAr, DYSPEPSIA
A,rRMs, JRoUP. WHOoriNG CorGH. -lNsluENzt. &c all
@Nhch satisfy an TSgn m.3 w5G9 on US at our
tcs Pa Nassau stTec, AID " Ih2sttay LOO b"WeFy, n y
The season dry and likely 10 be very siekly and il,
SDpoItan, tia; every person should pay s'Eet aenon 10
w symptom of disease and II possible check II IN us
saisase For piarrhGa and Bowel complaints DF Elem
ngs DiarrCsa Cau1y has been universally successful Is
7 from his celebrated Quaker BALM IS certain IN It's opef.
oss and perfectly pleasant. His Worm Candy IS certain
81 aal SPEEDY cure for WORMS children aud Adults II Is
I,mesS bat punsen and certain IN us elects ~" mother
91id be without Ais Candy, Children se9as ar
g. NOR or less VT ysarn .I IS tno,l ~ lrit
F use liza Tor sale. wholesale and retail, al Df. Covert
N-'Ce, 10 Nassau street, y. \.
CLiSyfD AM8ER-- Important 10 Frmiiies-t. WARNER
s LlaNip AMBER * an indispensable article ioI .ans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18
Passengers Arrived

In the ship Hel!espont, from Marseles-Dr Van Rensse
aer, lady aud two G Stevens, OF New-Yc-ks W
Chappell, Of Lyons, France, and in the Storage.
In the brig r w Brown from pos; Lecu Fla Miller
and lady, w Belden and lay, Mrs Green w Burgess,
W White. Y. ..,s, A g Clarke, H Wood, F Fowe, c
Hutchinson j Quail, NIegine,s, W Francis and
Earfnu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

NEW GOODS AT THE NEW-YORK CASH
1N TAIL ORiNG ESTABLISHMENT, l42 Fulton a.
near arriving the city and wanting
outfit, will find oE their 10 call and examine our
extensive stock Of fashionable Cloths Cassm.res tosetb
with great variety Of the richest Silks Chay and Mar
se's 'estngs selected from observation-disclosures
very desirable assortment FOR gentlemen Of and fashion 10
OF our garments challenge comparison with the
Establishments the United States and combining our
business exclusively cash. epsbs our
ver saving the purchase oi their wardrobe
Cash delivery and abatement prices Strict punc
tuaiitY observed in filing oIiers
je6 j. G. BOOTH SEQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

Gf:sA ~ LET-A House, consisting of basement,
@ ivo p2tI9r1 and bedroom; the second hocr2 bed
and The attic, Of Pike and Herr y-sreYtz-
iteo low. 4 very desirable situation for small family
SI,plv al l!2 Ful;on.street. jyl2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18
b. JOSEPH Hegeman, Auctiouesr.
1 DMlNlSTkATOk,S SALE-Of Valuable

By F. Cotton Store No. Il3 Fulton and "a Anu-,tT--
OF new and secondhand Furniture Consisting az So,
n'hos9nS s%d cnred maple Chars mahogany B-6s,esds Al.
rg Tables Clocks, Looking Glasses Carrets Cot, 8
board together with many articles enumerated 'oe
Also, about 80 kegs White Lead III OIL TIE baanc. or =
voice. "~S VI III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

J'EN DOLLARS REWARD.-Stoen from ne
snoscnhetS Pocket Book containing fifteen doll ars in
ern"9 by WaIlace payable otderoi W. c. South
ack. dated New York l3th April l83, six month"; for one
Bt4k onTt!a 5 q note drawn by W Cov,ing to order
months Tor hundred and twenty .iO0 do liar, 40 u, I
notes and papers all OF which Of To any but the
owners, payment has been stopped ~ any '"' u'o
ABOVE ward Will be for the pC< book and ma.
perN without The mo ,ey an, no questions ., Krd ~
}. W. c. SOCTHA9'k ISS Rro,d,v,v
PS-Fhs public is caut oned agaI st receiving anv nois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

). w y " SUI hACh
IEEAPESI GARPr,T ESTABLISHMENT
GEn;oS * Dsr b. now orr their whole stock Of Superior
mi,a it%e aHH Double Supene Ingram Carpeting
inttu tlttr ftnga w tndow Shades Oil Cloths Sc all Of
having oet Purchased low prices for CASH will
sou - per est lower than any other establishment In this
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30 O K s
New and Important Books roc

ST. STErHEN'S CHURCH. NETWORK.
jylS By DRS. SMITH and ANTHON. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18
AUCTION SALES.
p,>c, JOSIAH Richards, Auctioneer
6aNGS, RICHARDS IL PLATT-Storo

- le6 Broadway
Rgc,,, ,p \ TTTwE TUES 3 Aatyl., Aqsas,
h-rGL+Ah NeW-fORk FALL TR ABE SALE
IEtRrs-E t:ETH Nav YORK TsApr S,tt-I'lr MT
fsGaE Isde Sale OF Books &c VIII be held dung tn, las
week IN auGts 4nd" III De conducted heretofore updeY
he direction OF The COMMITTEE the Trade In, oier> Of
otyp Plates, and all other articles coaaeetv with RI. 81
trade, respectfully solicited.
The Catalogue press and i'll Dr. specify s..,
twill be found unusually rich embrac ing. sjticp a. IN
Invoices Of all those who have regularly contributed hereto
toa, masy from those who have withheld from The ta ss
ccdiug Sales
second Catalogue embracing additional invoices will -
published on the first morning Of sale
The Comgee hay- agreed that the sales shall Be con-
dgcte BY Sesrs Bangs Richards and fat heretofore 10
whom they recommend the trade send then; invoices,
FLETCHER HARPER,
GEORGE CARNtLL,
CHARLES :. FRANCIS COMMITTEE
SAMUEL RAINOR,
CHAS. Vi. S.tNTON.
AT PRIVATE SALE
- volume. of the NewNork Price Current and Sbinn,r
List, from lS2s TO 1871, inclusive, folio, bound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

ANDERSON DOBBS, No. 90 Bowery
jyl9 wis- the first CARPET Store above Hester =,

'I'O NOTllERS.-MRs DINGLEY would irforu
Z mothers Ia general that her Magic Save for plas tes il
sovereign remedy and highly recommended by the faculty.
Tor Wte or Milk Leg In Of The disease Refer
on appication respectable ladies' this who have
been cured by this Save. Residence No 26 Bee
where may be- had for Salt Rheum Scad Head and ali
erpons the face of children. Also cur. burn,
erticaes OF cures prom by her Universal Ointment can
BE- seen by applying 25 Beck man-st. iyIe In,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

choce selection Of Silk and Satin Scarf, Cravats Hand
kerche Gloves, SqsEenders, Hosiery Under Vests. Draw
ers Muslin Shirts Collars, &C. prices which must offer
Inducements 10 purchasers jy5 istf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

SNN 'Sso"i US. Sii,''vl'' -
The amount Of dividend declared nv - state Bank OF
soah CAROLYN. during the is ai ,e.r aaoitea to 500 600
he above only rcuaeS suoh banks have accepted the
provisions OF me act OF December Is, 1870.
ne following IS the coinage the Branch Mint IN New
June 70 the Il of July. - - "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18
MONEY MARKET.
,,,,c stock Exchange, July II.

SECOND HOARD.
% H.. Farmers, Loan 2oi $1,000 Illinois.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

the United ,taes.The Tricophsrous Nledicated Com
pound 3g The Human Hair with confidence recommended
aS The surest remedy prevent badness aud grey hair
i he most healthy dressing possibly be applied the
head rendering the hair and glossy and eeu. the sGl
from all humors and ratons. removing ever pscIe of
scWr and andn and disposng the hair carl frequent
will preserve hair hea th and beauty latest period
OF life. For infant heads invaluable 10 be had Only Al
6 Broadway corner of Liberty S. up stars, o Of e ap
pointed agents .97 lmis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18
NEW.YORK CATTLE MARKET-Jnly l,.

NEW-YoRK CATTLE MARKET-July Il.
At market $50 head of Beef Cattle fresh 50 Cows and
Calves and 2l00 Sheep and Lambs
PRIcEs-BEEF CATTLE have been very dull, with de.
cline. 81 p is the good can he quoted few
30 % akeh for Bermuda los for Boston, aud 300
left over.
Cows AND CALvEs.---All taken at SIS 4 - To 30
SHEEP AND LAMDs.-Salcs Of Sheep 81 IS s. 30 a
so, and Lambs at 81 % 81 IS. $50 msold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

~ The above wor, mag BE- obtained from REpplNG &
o. Boston IEluERS Co, Philaielph4; W H. MOORE
q Cincinnati, and from the Agents of the Tribune gene
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18
ga-rZr. FARE REDUCED. For Bridgeport.
f.-.-ss,1 and Norwalk landing ar Bedsn's Neck
sEzeGG<lS11 Fare 70 Bridgeport q cents.
NnrMtk III :"

4I+ OLD BLACKBALL LINE OF PACK
Irsf ETS FOR LIyERPC OL.-Pscks, OF The E iI ~
splendid fast sailing new pae kg. sup sso,s
her regGst day. This elegant ship has unsa}4s.d I
rc.sarions for cabin and Storage passenge' nose ss
IatI ;. ~ "a 81 ~ So.tt a.. neaY w all II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

CoRoNER's OFFtCE.-FEMALE DROWNED
The Cooner held an inquest o-da, the foot Of 36thstreet
aoth RIVER the body of unknown female aged about
L and is Years with auburn hair and her face dscurtd by
Glug by fishes who found in the OF the n
sa large figured calico rock muslin pctcoat and chemse
sbite stockings and black leather shoes. Verdict,
found drowned
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

Ma EDroas-I observe IN the Utica N. "
Gazette, an article esssn biag disease thar had
destroyed large quantities Of pink eye potatoes.
You are. probably. aware. that The same disease
has destroyed large quansiiiss Of Mercer and
psnk-sys potatoes m Baltimore county This sea-
son. have seen but fsw Of the diseased pota
toess bat those have seen. seemed 70 eouvines
ne that the disease ss fungus.-b.longing to
the sans class Of Vegetable growth. a. rusi and
.mas 10 wheat. smut 10 eeFa. mould ADD mildsw
that u 10 brought on b bot damp weather 81
the Tine the Possi0s 10 srprosek:ag maturity ;
and that . remedy may be ioand IN paiysrizs q
lime, quiek line, OF even ar sisksd. I would
recommend that ell diseased potatoes be care
fally taken out and thrown Always and that 6nsly
palvsrizsd lime. sishsF suiek OF air .lsksd, be
spnaklsd smong the healthy potatoes. jos
ssoush 10 whissn Fhsir surfaces slighty.-
This i a mere ssrgsssion. no experiment has-
ine been rnsd. TIE appearances Of he disease
clearly Indicates is ehsness.. and the remedy
seems slnlssi a. clearly matter ofeourss.
GIDEON D SMITH.
Dnaru rnon DISEASES Poraron.-Ths Unes
IN. Y .)GazsS's. notices the spPearanes, IN that
NEG hborhood, q Singular dissass among the
potatoes whieh has already destroyed thousands
of bashsls The kind called pink-syes are a.
NEST uaivsr..lly affected. Thsldisssss frat msn-
tissis iissii by black spot on the surface Of The
posasos, Which rspidly Increases al the whels
root becomes soft and worshlsss- May farmers
havs lest their sutifs crops. The diseass IN msny
casss destroying the roots whils 10 the ground
sod 10 others the potatoes, having been careful
IyHowsd 10 he cellar. apparently free from de
ssss snd sound, IN few weeks were ihrsw'
away utterly let. Some. 80 soon a. they SIS
the symptoms sppssr. IN order 70 save 80 msel
e. possible Of their crops. commenced fsedinI
hen 10 their hogs. and IN two insssneis'. whsr
tbs course Wa pursued, 10 resulted not only j
tie lo.s o. the posssoss, bss also Of the hogs
one man losing hs whole stock, fifteen 10 nan
Der. and another loar oet Of six, Which sts Of Oh
affected. food. llanimals are % soon dssroye
BY feeding 90 such potatoes, are they not dar
r,fous fooi for msni can some agricslsurali'
give any satisfactory account Of this sinesls
di,ssss. aad sasgsss soms plan Cor Pssvsa'in
is Fstursni
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07
AGRICULTURAL.



iSDEFESDKNcE or THE FARMER.
Dfsil ne seadisieas u men. and have min.
rlsd viii svsfy vanssy. bslisvs IN truth shst
nsas u - lntspsndsni ~ ihsi Of en- indusirieus.
hugai sat sstss lsrmsfi asus sasris more he
nsans ofrotsnfmsafaad substantial snisy nest
nons whefs shs sdssaiioa has ass bssa nsglset
st,plsssnn better o7pouaniuss for moral go
intsilssioai Improvement. aons calls mere load
" iur ruiEioas grsfiiadss nons 70 suited q glys
moss lively ed deeper impFss.isn 81 The
goodness 81 Cod. ssms yssn siass 10 The meat
Ragged paris q Nsw Hampshire. amosx its
rrsery shGs and fals and boid usuniaia.. I wss
tfassning On bossshaek. sad cane sadisaiy ap-
,na plaln AL mo.s-eossfsd sotiags IN he vsFy
boseus 81 . VALLEY. whsss tie brave .sulsr had
piantsd himssli - isw acres II laid whieh
aloas SEEMED sapshis 81 splsivsnsn. Every
alag about shs Esssdsnss bespoke inda.sfy aad
safs. nting iaurasd. sioppsd 70 asa refresh
meats 90 ~ hssss. A hale younr q n. shear
IS. halrbssdsd sad bsFsfooisd. BAT perfectly
motssl snd soausous. 9Th sil the rstdiasss 81
HES. snt Ell he aimbsas.s aud vigorof dana.
veni immsdistsly los IN armful Of hay and =
nsssars q cas- Ca ny hofsss add shsa indly
pp1uai mhis wlh slalh a. white - ths saow.
dnh. nnd hosI u pure nilk and brown bread
~ he rider asesr snioysd a meal mere.
easrsi ne family pay ier lhsir bo.plsalisys bu'
thsy sissdily rsfassd. saying ,hsi wss wslsesas
80 ass w,liar iAusss ,sr ,h,is kiadas-..ssd
Atfsisfs iaek sus piece oi moasy 20 give oa'
afshs shltfsa as sieod nssr. Me- said 10.
psrsan, Ne muH uos havs ni Ne have 10 ~.
~ msnsy' .Iisassn Be pfaissd,' said I, sthaf
hsss iound psopls wishoutavanes win no
souupt yusf snd giving ihsm hsauy shank
tHsilns. wishsd them Cod's b.sssinr. ana sool
~ leave. owhsrs rsrs these humbls psopl,
wnh q hsms whish. 4 y wsrs burned down q
tsY. her nslshbsn vosld rsbsgili for shsm 10
mers~-wish sieihinE made isom thsH go
Seas. ~ shsu s~a hands. ~ish bread enough
ant hssf posk .baslss cheese uik, poalsry = 90.
A.. IN sbuadsnssia rood school Co an meath
tn lhs yssr. whsEa shsif children probably ls.rn
"a noss, bssausa shsy knsw ne value of tin,
ihan hoes whs wssa driven 70 sshool every d
inths wssk. snd every wssk IN The years wit
splsln fslgious mssnng On Sunday. ~hsr'
wiihsut ssasniaiian o. psnds. they meet thsl
nsshbou % szshsaes friendly ssluraon..
hsar words e seed nsrni eoua,si, sas 70 ~ol
salp ocd 10 Ne nss s|mpls bsi uoi ne lees ..
sspisbls form I'D. sboss an. here wsrs hssr
- pssss wuh a. wofld sd ssch other. lsll
hosplssNy ssshs sssiur nrsr.one.nksssdb
sssfiss. saa~. .safbsd ~ ambisen. wAs'
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

Net many year. $50 Polish LADY. q Plsbisn
birth, bstoi srsssdiag beauty spc seeomPlish-
meats. won the sasetions ofa young nsblsman,
she. hsvinr her eosssas, solicited her from her
lashs i, ADD ~ss rsfus~d. We may easily im sgins
he sstsu ish neat 81 the naklsman. AN no"
aid be-. Vt sanie.s.t rink 70 aspire 20 your
dsurhtsr's handl' .Yos are undoubtedly Of
ths besl blood 81 Polsnd, Ard my fortuns
and rspu,shon. are they not .Your estate =
nss raifesut, sud yoaFsondues isirrsproaehabis.'
Then hsyinz your daughters consent, how
sould expect . rsfusslr This, air. replied the
father. hs ny. only child, and her happiness =
The chef sonsefa q ny life. AL the possessions
81 foriuss are prseariouss what forIuns gives, a.
Der eapfiss shs lakss sway. I see no security
ior the indspsnds nee and eomsouahle living Of
wife but oas in word, am resolved that no
oas shall bsIhs Husband % my daughisr, Who i
act a. shs sane ums MASTER ofs Trade
TIE noblcmsn bowed snd retired silently. A
year o. two after, The father vas utung AZ the
deer. and - - spprosshing his house, wagons
.5sn with baskets. AID a. the head Of The savsl-
ssds person ia The dress ofa basket maker.-
AID ~ho % you suppose "a wssl The former
suisor u bis daughisr-shs nshlsman turned
baskstmsksr. Tie vas now master Of . trade.
and brought the wares rnsds BY bis own hands
Joe inspection, add certificate from he EN-
ploysr 10 Sss,ins coy 81 BE skiIl-
The condition being ful6llsd. no further OBJ
siasls was opposed 70 the marriage. Bat the
story 70 not Jet told. The revolution came
loruass we're plundsFsd. snd lords we're scat.
tered az chat bsfsrs he four winds Of heaven.
Kings became begears-some Of them teachers
and the noble Pole supported his wife. and her
isshsr IN the iai,rmisiss Of age, BY his basket
making industry.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07
A coon ONE.

A follow IN Nsw HampshiTs. after having been
drawn into the uasshss Of love with one lsiF oae
namsd 'NAbby. afssrwards took . shine To
another. ThinAing 20 east of the 'a.me,' he 10.
died a new sPisils, 81 whieh the following l. =
espys Dear Nabby, these are to inform you
a. am isst eoming 70 ny latter end with The
ysllsF isndsn-f'om ysar dying E.sk.
Ness Bsus.-I Opsn this 70 lsi you kBo~ a. !
sn departed this life sbout two hours ego IA
great sEony. Yoor gou. Essk.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

- ] ouMcH ADAMS
whssssf sisdiss he historic page.
Andrsa he rseoFd q Departed nsne.
ahall hnd IN svsfy realm. N every az.
TIE sans retain 81 error, riso and csimss
TIE sans dramatic psfsoa On he sisrs,
o. sss.sd only - The name OF cline
shah sall bshsld TIE fair snd candid rsss.
Dspss Of The afflal. victim. Of NE base.
And yst. man eominr from his maker's hand,
cannot sxehanRs - naiars " be woslds
Ths dafk and sunnlag lhus muss ever ssand.
Ffons 70 eli evil and sverss 70 good
The viilan's heart can never ioss its bands
The hoassi heart can sever taks hoods
obi muss u prove ansil tss Judgement day.
Thaiha msnkiad was bosa the oshsr's prey
fstlsi noi. bsnes, pfssumpiion dare 10 scan
Thsssops aad compass q Almighty miad.
o. ssruuairs vita impsous dosbs ne plaza
ofwlsdom ed goodness siill combined.
sufn from ne slod 81 ssfsh, immoflsl man
To ths poof srsishsd . osid is not sonsasd
Though bui IL psn sAls sysssn bouuds bic view.
Thsfs . a. eye thas Iooks ssssiioa shfoush.
Ant flhsfs Be Rulsf q The skies.
ialiiss, sisfnal lussiss = Ma las
Aat whaiso'sf q uss ise earth dsniss.
Angelic haaia - heasea sball mead lhs aaw
Rss. hes, % nops's ssuphis pinions riss.
Ffom wosids tsyond shs gave ny somfor
dmwi
Aat deem ne wrons. Ass ,inas hsss .as
fains.
T'ooa sssi sn hlsh cod 81 jusiiss rsisn,.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

oNin M stlly niehf
Fer slumbsn shala hslh bosaa ne.
Eongs sriss irom Fsdsfal 'coons
u svsry neok sfssnd me.
Ttsy meet n lfsoPs ca svsfy haad.
Andslar ne soars q '40s
Al hal each sthsf ss ne bad
OF hat o'savhslulsg parry.
JOY burdens ~ ihsir .aae..
Whish makss ne mslanehoiys
Noi will hey eeas. she's told
That al heir wolk i folly.
whsn spproash sni say
ny iasnds. Do. pray. b dsesas."
Thsy shsas heir sldss ssd squsak-
'.Year fnsadshlp's ssfy recent"
r0i % iaks he'd - dsssni, sn,~
iay. "snd do noi pain msp
whsn. a. saefstslsl 'coons. hey laush.
AID has hey qalsk sraisn msi
"Dori lhoa fsmembsr ghss
Ths tines 81 Iaskssa shundsr,
When hickory poles End nais
Mats prcnncr knosk undsrl
''Nhan ilsaehss rsand ihsss pslss
We've brlmfai 6llst via whsksy.
Tat some might ST dssd drunk
While o,hers So iass ir'skyi
Hiilioihsrsyss mofs lstvsns Ter
GAYS wosship 10 their Capiain--
Tier. husshnn. = $50 - pole ihsy reared.
sash bliudassa wsfs ihsy wfsppsd ~.
81. ttn fsmsmbsr thss
% acis lac fhrss quite recent
fyss. hes hala lhy pssss.
AID never mere ~ 'nsssSrT
n.