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GOURAUD'S
POUDRE SUBTITLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
EHAnlCATINfs

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
Hair from the soft down em,Ie. upper Up aud 70 the
siiss sphesa. ~ e found in hi city
sIq.i~ay-si per Sos Beware Of dsetsioas limitations
EA u ID L Is e "A U TIE
on' ssd for sr, +, ling Tan Pmps. Io!es ssew
"S" Tess.bs ssai article and
hs Sfs
.He %oEs"i.. generally ener;na so%Aas
this e 2
pYuEnks Is Js;sa ay; HG Wade d%sgi; Ha,ou
is:iss F Nss"eS %:,s
Sss !wsSs'; S' ss
s%sp s' %Sws G 1 GS sit%
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Js1ey-Newak rrippe Princeton, Dr. seab!ook Pa Phia
Gs Me v Ms e Berry
Nd Bad,aois lance. e. &e Application. Tor .seai
S%
onable Within aew year. tins remarkable aud useful che
Ia: pitch celebrity ADD soaseaasniy
sboi Purchaser. should hesre on their guard and see
Subtle .1$ saSs So saS and
nae .na ns. ON 5 sse D
Remember only office ~ Y for the above celebrated
cG :is1 81 Walker street, one door fro" Broadway
WAICHEs AND JEWtLKY VERY Iowa. die
,rd S. % Receiving al ee.srp ms Of God
and sbed
lid .sssy s.ss.i sss ri
ssSe b. @ 3
q 9. ALLYN, iIpoIsi Ct wpssh e. and JewsIn.
BEAU IFUL Head Of Hair ODD young bald gr,
"A head, and all with I'D hair read This sservat You re
here ha. bee" restored after
eyv other remedy failed Without pung
ora Hair will thus on all old Or young
,o ss
dark Tn so s , AZ
sIS:: "''s 1af a s:a,
so:H ( Power; Fulton s,sctsa r..
Of wsI CSHn' 6s the 's%s vnJGhU
The above spoesied ha,
the above pefseSy true ss'emn-L Pechover Commits
S srf 4 y Chatham AZ
it, Assn ss raos So bIoon
SIeaw', c. Agents wanted in ali ohs cities. 'I
TO AKIHITEITS;, BUILDERs, AND OTAEks-
J ..S cSps Ss S.w
prepared to execute at hi, s' bhmen e sb We eyeryds
Of n q. H ehaeh.s AID dinr
Coluuus and AnG do, all the ord- OF Architecture;
opsoi Truss Enriched MouId,nes, Roseues. PAieras,
Fleae OINTMENT, &C 10 any size tina. may be Iequitsd
Fom LONG IN the execution OF Models
Moud., and department Of the business, NJ fters
HIMSELF boldncss OF Tee general sharpness
beauty, his wok viii he found Of superior ohsr,ctr
The classic designs having been adopted, Architects
rely upon oh enrichmenu Of the beat kind the
above establishment.
For Iavols NJ return, his sincere acknowledgements
To ensure contb Of that topsge puncuaty
consulted. m Imsc
BOOKKEEPING.
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1 love" 10 his daugh,era (for l understand ,h.ra
| two or three not yet ~ The embrace Of hnsb,,I%
and they WI! be provided with N :ra,lye OFF,
soon az the hOoey moon ~ Over
The discussing exhibition f Deleyan's colossal
stomach engravlngs, has nief wi b totnidab- CT,
posltisn He has attempted 10 introduce iheu ,no
Every pubic place la tn civ, aad socct -deu vetv
NeIi, uuii, II" s~Dt them 10 t4v Medlca Co,g -
Here, tor h first time they nave been stricv .x-
,mlnsd. The medical prot, ore, who tie ouly
accurate JUDGES 1T fhe truI aud 'siihfuness Of h.s.
drawings, unqu difedly pronounce them mere Carl
cttures, not al nli resembling the human stomach III
tny stale. Doctors March, McilaushtoE, Hun,
Beck aud Enuoas, have thus publicly expre.sed
'nr'nsriv-s, and therefore REUSED Uiem public
place IN the college. The temperance cause needs
40 soch Incentives 10 reform the lnebrlafe. Truth
aud tact alone are much more efficient uxiliares
ilnf The Indignation manifested by the people
noon the r-appomt eu ot Croswel. does not IN Ire
least snhsde From every part OF the State thu, oho
II III APPRECIATION Is heard Even The LEGISLATURE
IRE IN soaie nstancrs accused corupiion 40 this
matt r, ut course NOT having been cognlzan' to the
cnnvr ssin2s ~aich were held. ] have uo ineuns e
ufstng whether Crosw-li used any other than IaIr
and honorable means, IN securing his present uc7a-
ave SITUATION. here is II certain iact, however,
connected with IL; lhe people have nor wIl they
ever raIiy th. appointment The columns OF the Ar
sc-, will never, while under his control, present be
NE course tor the dcnOcracy 10 pursue. lie IL re-
lrrn'ng % his :fsr conservative love- backed up ny
such bdukltes H. Foster Davis, Wright, Corning
Nc, who could not flourish hour, If il WASN'T
tor the banking iacllues which they command
discover from day TO day increased manifesto
ton OF Indignation al the conservative organ
lzaon. majority of the members of the Senate,
and more than fifty OF the Assembly, are now in
readiness to dissolve all Political connexIon with the
Croswelites. Strength is added TO The real demo-
Gratis, by the fact, that Young, Flagg and Barker,
are with them and the people. These three mighty
minds, combined as they are, and acting in perfect
concert, as they do, can in three months, demoish
every banking influence which Bouck and his secret
cabinet may devise. Yours, with respect,
JOE SMITH.
+"Schohaire love-" What does our correspondent
by that7 Can thee be any difference bet
in schoharr and love where else1 Or ii the kind
s love by 1chabod Crane the ankee scboo
ter predominant in the honest Dutch settlements OF
Western Pennsy lvania, denominated "bundlng7'-[EB
HERALp.
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Superior Court.
Iefore Judge Oakley

TBr GRgAr LrsrErARD Will CASE.
FFs i5.-Qute number Of witnesses we're examined
Notwithstanding some twenty thirty in allfor the
prosecution but the evidence almost entirely
lstve and developing new features OF the case.
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AGENTS.

Inc following is list of the agents for the Herald
where subscriptions will be received and single number
are found for sale regularly =
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lSp3lSENiiD
GENERAL PRINTING
Els ESTABLISHMENT,
N. w. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU SITS
Is supple every necrsary prompt
and economical execution ofevrty dvscrip ION OF
EAlNSY JOB GA8HTGS33s
pu c aeI.on Ieau sled to IBIS n 'h as,
sabS ns s,l ans ion WIZ DC ho
sommoa large or small work ch*apy and s1psd'u0asy
.M tAS9htf, !fSaa FSGLAs i 4.
sEEEEHfRSSSe 9S siIts ssf6ssSsass t ARRpSo
f aAs55i;,lss BIN So aEsDs'
THEATRES, cIRcusEs. CONCERTS. MUSEUMS.
LECTURES, PUBLIC MEETINGS,
Or any other where the LARGEST description printing
Office IN th. CITY. for beside. d. large
Pl.Al9l AMID ORNAMENTAL TYPE
Tins rsiabiishmeL 1T has the
LARGEST PASSES IN THE CITY.
ca" Be Of person.
sion loI showbs win and 1t greatly TO heradvahtase 10
size or form Of Bill can be furnished at very
CHAPMAN'S MAGIC STROP.
WE The UNDERSIGNED. Importer. aud Wholesale sal!
Wv Dealers, having used aud sold L. Chapmans Metallic
hing which has hitherto unaeI our notice Of similar
ASs willst,, importers of hardware. No 800 Ps,rlst
:. an. ~ william
s :%s. eIis i:. Of rssy Goods f IS
Esa !hS@'oa c. i%pSI' @ o. Dry Go;d IS Gsds. "
ell { Co, importers Of Stationery. II, Pearl St.
VIM 4 Gouldng. surgical Instrument manufacturer $50
For Sale at zoe William street,
out he eIy. Nj .ds i % William . - 8 In
PUBLISHED AT 1873 BROADWAY.
JoNEs,s BOuKkEEPiNG-Thisw WORK is rspieiy sffseing
important branch of td9ca'ion both N this county
aud England where il ALREADY repubished and extern
1t leads the learner full and thorough knowledge Of
From the London Atlss.l
He has struck method Of teaching the science BY
of exercises similar the plan usually adopted teach
ing arithmetic aud We have no doubt this wi, be iound very
The above are corroboraed in the report special
%eris-Is.e i.u-n.ii " '-'''N'' 'p'0''N :. "a b. &C
1yHAPr AND TENDER Flesh OR kkUrTIONs,
""red by the liza ian Chemical Soap Salt Rheum, iIeck
.eSIyy pimplss eIyspsss bo,ehs' moIphew fever
G anSa ne s &
s ssi s:ssy p .s a Of Ss
al eve3 s saS
every eiupuen Of the skin mpartng
The lace body neck arms osaSt fu hs-ba Gig yne.
cases that have baied their . myasf have seen cure
eruptions after have Tried inward and ward
hy ,a clear LOOK . 50 By bs
petoT the ssn Of the American Eagle s2 Chatham street.
ADp0in..a E Sd and PECK pills. mex!
STATE Albany; ls Fulton BROOKLYN; a07 King ;eet
st RH ss. nv ali nj S, es
fe4im.-c
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Illustrative position day of the
Spencer Small
from Caribbee Isles.
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FELH AM.
|DISOWNED
|DEvEREAUX.
PAUL c. IFFORD:
AhAM.'
LIANT DAYS OF POMPEu
TkI CZARINA
tRIENZI, The Last Of the Tnbunes.
'6k'f DEyOTION, or Katharine Randolph.
+SAB0S 3c Al y HONE o. the Return 10 England.
ALICE; or. The Mysteries; Sequel to Maltravers
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R-2oa Dbl. supc rtpc Four, iape,pa fesn sh,p Dsmss
- N~~'pl-sn., for o. y hv
b. Y COZ LiNs . on - scv,hu
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-23

by we may assist aud benefit a fellow be-
ing. To produce smiles aud gladness, IN
stead Of weeping and sorrow, IS ceralaly
a christian act. How greatly do We err,
When indugIng IN an acrimonious b'ller
temper towards those whom we ,maglhe
have injured and offended us. may he,
and probably is, true, that they are miS'a'
ken IL relation to the supposed injury
We ought not, as we too often do, seek Ia
bite aud to devour one another. II we
would reflect credit upon ourselves, ana
confer honor upon hum nifty, we must be
charitable and iorglvlng. Relieved a.
society IS, in such great measure, from
the dreadful evil and curse oilntempcrnnce.
and enjoying as We do, exemption From
one OF The most Injurious practices Ihal
ever obtained among men, II seems IL be
our dUly more THAI ever to ann al high
standard Of moral excellence. Not only
should We speak no eyll o! one another,
but we should endeaVonr TO do good 10 all.
The means Of usefulness we are furnished
With: the object upon which 'hey may be
hrought 10 bear, aud upon which good may
be produced, do constantly surround us
Let us, therefore, study 10 render our fell
low services that wlII be gratifying and
acceptable; lei Us learn 10 forgive one an
other faults that have been committed,&
10 be klDd, genie and coareous TO each
other. UuIess mutual concession is made,
and mutual lorbearancs exercised, much
4 happiness will he lost.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-23
MOBILITY OF LABOR.

IT there is, as many brhevr, Evidence
o'aa oppr aching mGrnymcnt N society.
n / To be- found 80 tn rank winch boprsr
labor Is raktHg among US. We are a,
,as' g'uNug al Of those pprnclcus NJ.
Nou,, winch owe their existence To leudtl
tla'0s 0hru the many we're slaves TO The
irw, tbt Il is gnOhIe to work. la crime,
'rtrpJlJp aud wldt spread ruin, we have
learned h. awful result OF ideness and
HAT wretched pride The father of it,
What "A ti1 rent state would we now been
IN, It tie wholesome maXlms calculated
IIly years ago had not been forgotten
ibenil was Gtemad wise Tor every young
man to have trade, by which with his
D~n arms lac could earn az honest Iivci-
h,ot Even the wealthy Obliged Their
children 10 have knowledge OF some
mechanical arl as o guarantee against the
regefses which might come upon Them
Aud II the same plan were to he adnbted
again great aud glorious would be The re.
sult.
The polite profession, as they are termed,
seem 10 have mo many charms for our
young men. Tnere are lawyers enough
IN this city 10 involve the whole world IN
legal quarrel; the profession is absolutely
crowded, and not more than one half can
possibly gam living by the business;
there are physicians enough to cup old
mother earth into chaos; there ministers
enough 10 preach The gospel to half n
million Of men, instead ofsixty three thou.
sand.
The fact is; law medicine and theology
are TOO often the sknlking places for lazy
proud people 10 hide III. They have a
profession, genteel one, and that saves
he poorer part Of them from being called
IoaEcrs, and gives the rich portion the
pIeaslog titles Of Reverend, Doctor, and
Squire. Now, ministers and doctors are
wanted, we grant. And so are lawyers,
(lIas, that il is SOY but every one who
does rot by his profession make an honest
living, Is not wanIed, and should turn hts
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-23
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

We would sngges, TO our Democratic
friends Of Holmes, the propriery of hold.
ing meeting 90 tie first Monday Of
January next, to select delegates to the
State Convention TO be held at Jackson
We have converted with good man,
who think that it would be suItabl,
time, This is an important matter, nnr
should not be overlooked. The Conveu,
lion will meet for the purpose faPpoin'iog
delegates TO the National ConvenlIon.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-23
a GALAXY OF LOCOFoCo.s-

Vt LOLOFOCOS.
Gen. Washington in letter 10 NJ,
Store Of Maryland, said:
- 20 not scrHpIe 10 declare Thai, il |
had vote ID your Legislature. II wouli
brg'yep decidedly Nc iln.t paper emis.,on
toou ne general principle Of lis uulny ~
q rtPre'enmIve Of colu, or the "a ess,l,
vt I, as medlum"
iAnno,hrr lctlcr, to Thomns Jefferson
Washington cnlls the paper system "(ool
lsh aud wicked" IL another letter. H..
sa>s'"i have never heard mud hope | shall
never hear, any serious mention of n m /.
per curreocy IN the State. | do verify
believe that the greatest foes That we have
IA Tie world could not devise mora u.
trcnd pnn tor the run Of virginia !"
Mr. Je'iarsnn vas, II possible siII more
hosiI'" 10 paper money Than Gen. Wash.
lu-lou; ana he ayows 10 h,s writings, thar
"hp5 ha-lIIly wus strengthened hy every
ycN'- rcllrcunn and experience"
Mr.. NJ olson, IN the 4ilh number of
the Fydcrolsl, one o, his acknowledged
productions, IN long article on the sub.
iect Of tho currency, has this passage:
"In addition to all these persuasive
considerations, it may be observed, that
the reasons which show the necessity Of
denying To the States The power If regu,
Iarlng coin, prove with equal force that
they ought not to be at liberty to subsli
tate paper medium in the place Oi coin"
PauIck Henry represented paper mon,
ey rs 81 uelarious plan Of spcculating."
DR.. Wl,hrrspoon was a powerful oppo-
nenr to the paper money system, and ndi-
rulrd The idea that bank made money
more plentiful he compared oil such
attempts 20 increase the currency, to
"polng water iutn n Jar Of oil" when,
as he sud, The oil would run away aud the
Hplrr remain.
Luther Martin ot MARYLAND, saws lha,
the majortly OF rhr convention thai Iormrd
the Constitution OF The Unrei States,
"Wrte so smitten with the paper mone\
dteao, that they nrgn'IVrd every prrpnai
rIon 10 permit either the States or the Gr-
rrromrnt to emIt bills 1t credr, by d vote
at moe S>ta'cs Ia two"
bauiel Webster, the god.Ike whose
9ulhonrv tue wings cann", AMI the rnl.
~eryanrrs dare not lmpeach, saws: "The
mos. rtlrcnnl Of all contrIrHnc-. lor cheat,
InI the lshorlrg classrs of mankind, and
for leitiizIng The rich msn'. fiji by The
swe,, of the pnor mas brow Is the State
banking sNsiem."
Henry Clay, tho "avsIsblr, who ~ ~
nigh aplhurily with thu WHY'S aud Cour
servarye forces ~ the go Ike himself,
said ~ the year ISL, when opposing the
bank charter:
"Whai is a corporation, such as the
bill contemp,tesl Il ia n splendid Assoc
Cta,llu OF favored individuals from the mass
81 society, anj vested with exclusive priv.
Ilrges " brre IS tie Limitation upon ihis
power 10 setnp competitions? You esrah.
lrsh one IN the heart Of State. the basis oi
whose capital shalt consist OF lanc, slaves,
personal state, aud thus The whole props
eIty WITHIN The Jurisdiction Of a State
might be absorbed by these political hod-
les. The existing bank contends thai il
IS beyond the power ui The State 10 tax il ;
aud il this preteHton he we'll founded, il
Is in the power 81 Congress, hy ch,rt.ring
companies, to dry up all he resource. OF
STATE revenue"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-23

IT'S EASY TO BE MISTAKEN. Charity
10 n christian grace aud virtue. We need
its exercise, and should be clreiuI how we
treat those who may not agree with US IN
all these things. There is much Of evil
in the disposition 10 SANDER and iraduce
the character Of others. We ought not to
give heed 10 tales that Willy aud abuse
n ncighbor. II is easy to be mistaken.
1t may be that no such thing as is alleged
against him has ever been done and inno'
cence may be where guilt is imputed.
1t is God.like TO awaken joy and re-
lieve distress; here there can be no mis-
take. Opportunities are frequent where
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-23
THE GUARD.

Joseph II. Fitzpatrick, Esq, has become
the Editor Of this paper. Mr.. X, was
for several years citizen OF this place.
He is sprIghtly writer, possessing IA
glowing Imagination, and is "A clever fcI.
low. We see he is laying about him in
the cause 0: Democracy in his usual bold
and fearless manner. He is a valuable
addition TO the press and we wish him
hearty success III his new undertaking.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-23
IIMlNGIr.

A minister in the HIghla'c'" u,
land found Que Of his par''''''",''il "a
Gated. The next day ne c'''''
prove him Tor It. -, $40
I's very wrong to gel o'o'''
Il ken that said the guilty pef''s'
,beoI dlonu drink as much IS yO ,.,..
what sir! how is lhalF ''A''
in surprise. ,od tho ~
why, gin ilye, co0''", ), '"b,.kc'
.dinna ye aye lAken glass . ""''''
water after diuneIY IN
way yes, sAuny' 70 BE- 'a ms,cIyui
hule whl,key alter dI""e'' ~"
digestion" ,.t., clnadi
key loddy at every n's"'' O''
10 DpO ,.Laa III
dy a, "ism to help @s 'lot .r,,,.bioss
swell" continued The p %.@s. apilI
is Just fourteen Glas''s = aa ME- rpl yd'
sixty 81 every month. ! O",S "a d lapS
on "s a month, and then ! d,odl
class glasses, i ~nd make I ~ 's'e l,r'
a week; now the only ''''''''''
' Tni. IS pretty much the ,,,,r, ''.' ndI
drinker may talk TO ~ Aol he vii q
toner's ill doOms day. Ioua 40 b %
make him q sober man % ''''
himself. a.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-23
IL MI IL U M ID " !.
Saturday, December %, 1919.

0~r In order to give the boys at work
in our Office an opportunity of enjoying the
Christmas Holydays, there will be no
paper published next week; during the
time an advertising sheet will be pub
jished. We wish our readers a merry
Christmas.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-23

OF BY reference 10 our advertising
columns, it will be seen that The second
Fair of the Ladies of the Yd2oo City Seq,
ing Society, for the benefit of the Presby-
terlan Church OF that place. will COM
mence on Monday [Chrisimas.l We be.
speak for the noble exertions Of the La
dies Of Yazoo City, good benefit.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-23

shouI% IN 70 o, Something eI,e j.
, he sn,a "I no greater l tse i, M~
", a Ieech sucEip pp|lGIa a on r's'
e"n'hu"''y' For ali ''larlerIe.a
~h,cb " "Y O ,ie il mind, p,tpl a'p'
~ no, ra'se house M, ,''na0d. n
b." "" o. as sn'p' nor weave a" frt, &,
4" 'bs.a IS 'hemerhpnic an, a'S a. Ihs
b,r absolutely needed. AII aao"oet'
others indus,rv "" wien y drnklh..I 4, %.
The worId is brp,n;nr return wv
''I,' 'T TSn. The law { c !" " !.
s s""., o. Thy bro" !. d, r'm ra''a vida,
y Se".,"a n'. ~'de obedience ," "n '@&
who la"ors with his 'v y Every rs
o r"n that benefits himss, ,'a ~ u sp,
% ""~' :, = IT, no1leman, ur he p .ra .
, ';rs! lie who builds "pciI, it, Guy a!, . p
'reasnrers Of the soul. H. '' gathers b
greater than all tho ~ us labor, /.
pres him. Ia the epr r"p'Sp h ,'te
Message. ''' '00l'''y,-Gs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-23
AUNT PEGGY
Aunt Peggy resided

ANU
Aunt Peggy resided
10 a snug lulIecor,
by the SIDE of Goose Rive,
Content with her lot;
Shed ducks, and she'd chick,
A cat aud a deg;
A nice Ofi"dIe heller,
a ""n''rOus TAT beg.
T"""sh forty and nsI,,
She wasn't arfAld
Clever hccoming
A deserted old NAV
For she'd GOLDEN atrfsun
To so6'h not a lew
Aud a nost of admirers
But no Que SCOUT do.n
Old Time at length SHATTERED
On nrr capul grey b,u.,
Aud her face became snrk,d
With yean-noI nnh ears
As she looked Ia her mumr
And found 'gr cprpuo. On.
She thought Of her Iovrrs,
Bot 'bhhty we're gone.
Twas night; and ssd.1em'rd
TuNet \oneOsG@e uVG
Whereshr slsfJ, andsNy sawN'i
b1' 0etr a Wink HeP'
There she vowed IN Orr N""m,
The 0''' "'l'' '''' d ''S'i
And vowed Mat '"' promise
sue o'''' "OO'" ''''"'
Tbara ,no,,r-d o(,snaj4n,
As .hr woke lrum DOE,
Adark coImca srnr
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-23

=
IRON here. ia the third block and on l'l'
left side"
"rave YOU sent Tor physcian?"
"No SIR" SAID the boy sorCoWinIIr,
shnDlug ms head. 81 tai ~ moocy /"
pay Tor "a pnys,clan nor Tor the mod'lnr. "
"Hrre.n said the stranger, drwngsomr
/ pieces Of silver lrom hl, pockr', "Oere are
three dollars, mke them aud run rmmed''
aIcIy for physlrnn"
Hcnry's eyes flushed ri'h gF'nade-
he received The moaey NlDh Saumer
ing and aIuod uaudbIe VOICE, Dot with n
look OF The warmcs, gratitude and vanish
cd.
The benevolent stranger Inundated,
soughl the dwelling of the SICK widow.
! lie enlereda IUle room, 10 which be could
see nothing hut a lrV Implements OF lc.
male mbol~--l miserable table, an old bur
rea0, and hur bed winch stood u one
corner, on @hlrb lhe lnyalll lay.
She appeared weak, and almost exhaust
cd and on HE bed at her feet sat ltlllc
boy CRYING as il his heart would break.
Deeply novel at tins sight, the sIrau.
Ger draw near the bedside Of the IGvald,
and flaming 10 bca physician, inquired mo
The nature of her disease. The symptoms
were explained ~ few words, when the
widow, with deep sigh, added, 20, SIR,
my sickness has deeper cause, ana one
which is hey ond the art Of The physician
to cure. ] am mother ii wretchrd
mother ! see my children sinking dguiy
deeper 10 misery aud want. Whrh have
~ means oi relieving. My sickness IS
OF the helrl, md death alone eau end my
SORROWS; hn even death Is dreudlu Ito me,
ior it aWakeus the thought OF the MISERY
lnJO whrh my children would br plunged
f" II re cmoriun ked her ut
Ieraucc, and the lcars flowed uo,r,ronrd
dawn her cheeks. Bul the pretended
physician spoke 81 cuu,ohng 10 h,r, aud
~ ,nIIrsled So warm a sympathy lur her
coudulun, that the heat Of he poor NO.
mau lbrnhbed with pleasure INV onDed
"Do not des1au," sild he benevolent
Stranger "'o''!" o"il 81 recovery and col
preserving "A lite iha, Is soIr'rlous 10 your
'",ia''"' can ! "''''' iF's't,P'iE mere!
Nv poor VINO" 700" I.He prayer
oooH '''" We "1"a %. a1f '"ii1 "HN sat
win hcf q" ihe hs", ant lrailrg "nt %
o'"'N ''''' Il maze 3d." oih'r phrer,' SAM
sue 'uu' perhaps 'b's VIA d"''
Inc stranger took pencil from hls
PocNe', ana "To'e lew INES on TIE pa
per-
"This prescriptions" said he, "vou will
find Of great service 10 you. Ifurs nee
esslrv will write YOU second. nave
great hopes Of our recoyerv.n
lie !aid the paper on the abIe and ls,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-23

or The Presidents Message has been
received here, but we have not received il
in any of our exchange papers.