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DALLAS Co.. Ala, F!

DALLAS Co.. Ala, Apri ]. Ic5.I.
Dr. Champion sir.-Of tho pills
wi,cl, received IIoHi you. I haze found sa'e
for II considerable quantity. | ii:ink TIA, i,
wi! .c sirkly here in consequence o: the wrl
s5Tiug Your pills give such gcnera! sa;istac.
,inn here. that | am persuaded by my neigh.
bors Is, wri,e TO yor, fur riarge suppl, "f both
kinds. IL is now known ti.ai kerp them,
and ;corle " iii come 80 or 10 miles inr them.
I',crsc s"nd ;lcin sonri. n. | rSpec; 20 sell all
that | have written for hs the time sour ageu:
Is around III July.
luurS wit, much respect.
BENAiJAI KING.
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Brought TO the Jail
NOTECE.

A Ii Persons are iorwnrncd from trading
"A for TWO Notes OF haad. given BY tuc 10
Panl.W. Conner, one due iirSi January next.
foY Five Hundred Dollars. with IE;ercsi iIom
the date. dated January 10, ls43. The other
for Five Hundred Dollars, due flrs. January,
ls.!5, daied i9,h January, 1913. The said
No,cs were giyen for land, n part Of which
belsa.ed TO another person. Tho Notes aIs
in posscssion Of Genl. q. w. Hodges, who -
,oin,ly bound with PAIL w. Conner. in bopl
10 make The title Of said laud, good. never
intend to pay the said notes
L.lRKIN GRIFFIN.
hs..rh 4. II
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THE SEASONS OF LOVE.

BY G. p. 'soRRis.
TIE spring time oflose
is both happy and gay.
For Joy sprinkirs blossoms
AID bal,a ia oI,r way;
The sky, earth aud ocean
In beauty rcposc.
And all the bright future
is coyLruR pE ROSE.
The Summer fiove
Is the bloom Of The heart,
when hill. grove aud valley
Their nriSc iaPart.
And their pnrcglow of fheavce
isseen iD fond eyes.
As lakes show the iaimbow
That's hing in The sizes.
The au;umu Of love
Is the scason Ofchecr,
Lilies mild indlan summcr,
The smi.es of the year.
Which comes when the golden
Ripe harvest is stored:
And yields its owu b'essires'
Rcposc and Reward
The winter Of !ovc
Is the beam that sc win,
While the storm howls without,
From the SUNSHINE Within.
Loves ray Is e,erh'd.
The hear. is his throne,
And he has MI seasons
or Life for his own.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05

Longepiiy.--La Sonora Maria dc Ia
Cruz Cnrvillo, was born "a. Sau Rclcal
de lbs Gandns, Canton Of Guanarc, pro.
viaee OF bariuas in Vcneznela. She was
born in the year l699,. ..Eas confirmed By
tho Archbishop Rincon q, the age of III.
she has never been iuarrici, her hnir turn
ed entirely grey, and at the ngc of lS3
returned TO its original color. black; COM
meucing at the back Of The neck 10 the
forchead,b bvl it is now turning grey egain.
She los, her sight entirely at The age of
us, and recovered i, naturally al The age
Of f3S, 10 such manner lho, she can
thread needle she is q, pres. nj little
deaf Iirr principal occupation is spin
ming and sewing. Up 10 The 3Ist of
Junuary 1913, she was still n live.-Fro,a
Ell EeneSolaro, Caracas, 26tk -1PGl, 1913.
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Ginger Pudding Take six eggs. four
milk, two spoonfuls Of Allspice, two OF
Ginger, one spoonful! Of salara,us und six
cups OF -four. Put them together accnr.
dug 10 directions. all thoroughly mixed.
and will have an cxcelien, Pudding. IL
is as good warmed aver The second or
third day, as when fresh. We give thi.
upon The authority Of slrs. d.. Saunders,
who understands making all savcury
lhinss.--A.g
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@Goetie asesss:
..r,,r = SMIIr OF INNOCENCE.

THE SMILE OF INNOCENCE,
mr. LucnsTIa MARIA Davidson
(Triaen dt the age ottj'een.J
Tbere is a sp,ile Of bitter scorn
Which curls the lip, which lights the eye;
These Is smile in beau'ys morn.
jas, rising DER tho midnight sky.
There ia sr,ile oryouihful JOY,
When Hopes bright stars the transient
guest;
There Is n smile Of placid age,
like sunse, on the pillows breast.
-rhcr. "a smile-,hc maniac smile.
Which lights ,he void which reason leaves,
Ard IKE The su,isliiae through cloud.
Throws shadows DER the song sue weases.
There is smile Of love, OF hope,
Which shines a meienr through lile's gloom
Ami ibere:sa smile. Religious smile.
Which lights the weary 10 the tomb.
There is smile, an angels smile,
That sain,cd souls behinai them leave;
There is smile which shines ihrnnsh ioh.
Aud warns the bosom. ihonghin srie';
And there's smile or naiurc's face,
When evening spreads her face around;
A peiisive smile when iwinklInS s'ars
Arc siimmerins through the vast rr'i''in''
But there's a smile, ',is swec,er still,
pris one rar dearer 10 my sonli
y, il a smile which aneels might
Upon ,l,ei, trightes; liSi elrol.
I, is the smile Of innocence.
Ofseeping nfancy's light dream
Like lightning on summers eve
I, sheds soi, and pensiye slea'n.
I, dances ronnd The dimplcd c'rel.
Aud tells Of happiness Within;
4, smiles what, IL. can. never speak,
A hu,na,, l.eart devoid Of sGl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05

The Liar.-No company is,morc dis.
agreeable than liars. In no assertion
can YOU believe him. He may affect the
most serious airs, aud confirm his asser~
,ions by>seemingly powerful reasoning
hut still he cannot be trusted. BE careful
then 70 speak the truth on all occasions,
and never devia.c from il in tic least de-
gree.
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.gORaN SHAM.

BRICkLAYER IL .PLAiSTERER.
FfENDERS his services 10 lie ciIizcns
II Of this nai The. adjoining. Districts. TO
do any work in his line, in a. worknanlike
manucr, aud a, prices suitable to The sirnes.
Having served a regular apprenticeship
TO the business, he will warrant The work
he puts together TO stand
Letters addressed to The care Of VIM. z.
Durisoe, will mce, with immediate atten-
lion.
march 20 VI s
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

i.N IiE Y to.h .hO.N L IL EiS.
a. VI. ". ID. l.. MILLER. who has been
So arrested. aud rs nov coutine,l within
lie bounds Of the jail or Edsc!i,id District. 10y
v'rtne 0 q capias Hj sa':>irrirn!un, at rhr sn',
Of James CauIlsty, iay:rs flied his pr,iion.
with schedule on oath ol his Whole estate and
effects, with yirw ot obtaining l.,r bcrri;: oi
The Acls o! the General Assembly. commonly
called The lnsoivcmt Debtors Acts
Public wo,icr i, hereby gwen. i;dl IT,. pr;i.
ton 9th. s,!d :. VI. W. ID. J., iilller wri! liz.
heard IN the Cout Of Commo,. Plea, !"r Edge.
field DI.Tici. nj ligctirid Conr House cn
"Wednesday the fourth day OF October nexi, or
on such oti.er day as the Cuua snai order. dur.
ins the term conInenc:ng on the FRS; Monday
M October neal Ut sIid place ard nj ii:c Gre.
,liturs o., said :. Vi. w. y. l.. Miller, are here.
by snmmoned either personally or by their Al
,oIney, ilren and there. in said Con.i. 10 shew
cause, II any they can, why The benefits OF The
Acts aforesaid shomId mol hn srnIled 10 The SAID
). NJ. ". ID. l.. iiiIIrr. upou lis executing tic
sssrgnnen, required ay the Acts aforesaid.
GEO. POPE. C. CT.
Edgcfsii c. r. Clerks Qeic3.
.1ith March ISi3.
Jun25 ($l7 G1D 3m %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05

Il Cute Triek.-Larse numbers Of The
gold lever watches, which have hccn sold
in all the principal cities Of the United
States, as English watches, were manu-
fac,ured in Hartford, tCt..) Mr.. Pitkin,
The maker, finding than his watches would
not'scll excep, as an English article, re-
sorted 10 the cute Yankee trick Of ma
king them with the English stamp.
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State Of South Carolina.
ADBETlLLE DISTRICT.

bpEs - cta1
~ THE COM.iON PLEAS.
TOliN ". McKEi.I.AR who is in the Gus
ep iutly of The SheG!i Of 4 Abbcvills District BY
sirtuc uf two wrils Of capias nd sa'i>facicndun,.
q, the s::lts Of James II. Giles aud Wilson s.
l.omax, having filed his petition with Il sche
dule. on SGti. OF his whrc estate. real ani per.
sonaI, for The purpose oiob,aiu'ng the benefit
the Acts of The General Assembly. com
non!y called the insol.cnt Debtors ACts
Pai'i, .No:iee Is hereby given, ,Ir! Inc pcii-
ion OF lne said John ". Mcclellan Will De-
ic.:d aud coGsd1.cd ii: the Court or Common
Pleas for Abbcvii!c District, Il, AUbaSiiie Comrt
flau.c, oa tie sidctuth day o; October next, oT
such ether day thereafter Is the Court NAY
order during the Term cnnime ncing at lhc said
place, on The Third Monday oi October next,
and all Ar creditors oi The snid John w. Nc.
Ec!!ar. ;:rc hclehy summoned personally ar 10y
their attorneys, 10 appear then AMI there III
he sr'j Cont, 10 a'irw cuiIse. 81 any they can
w!!y The bcnrii. nf The hc;s aforesaid should
not he graiilrJ 10 'hc said Juhn w. AcKclIar
upon Lis cSccutirE tie assignment required
hy the Icls aforesaid
JNO. +. LIVINGSTON, c. e. 3.
Clerks Office, lGri. MAY. isi3.
May II (SI7 62i) :'n II
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State OF Sout!, Carolina,
EOGEFiELD DISTRICT.
!.

III THE COM MON PIEAS.
F.. Ah.a,an;s IS. Dunt0n " 'Fh!e, Fl FG.
Laldnan Wi'Gmau yS the sane, e .
Starr Z: flelulJ .s The same. % "a
Bigc.ow j. Birch Vs. The sane. = :.
Vim. >. Miller Il Co. - the sane, '' ''
II. S:oddard vs. the same. e
Jordan hosely. for Chester Vaunshms-
~ vs. Hollis Dunton. % g
E n obedience 10 du "rder passed at The les,
"a icra of The Conr, Of Common Pleas for
said District: ! hereby give pnblic notice 10 the
Plaintiffs IN the above cases, scvcraIly, 10 s'rw
ca,ise at the next term Of said Cori. 10 be held
on The lir-; Monday in October next, at Edge.
field c. H.. why their respective executions
should no, be marked satisfied, aud certan
funds in my hands applied 10 executions IN my
Office jruior 10 those otsaid plain'i!s. Notice
is also given. ,h.r i, s alleged by the phiuiiis
in the junior cases. that the above stated cases
were satisfied during the term oi office Of WIN.
Thurmond, decd. late Sheriff al snid district
!. CHRISTIE, ;. T.. u.
Jnre.I9 2auI:!m 81
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEEIELD DISTRICT.

Nv FHE tOMS ON PLLIS.
EOliN MARSH, who is ia tie custody
% orihc Sheriff Of Edseiicid Dis;ric,hy virtue
ola Wi; of cap;as ad salisiacicvtium Al the su;l
oI Owens & Finley, fhT the use of 5. Owens.
having fled ed his petition IA NY Office, viii, a
schedule or oath, OF his whole rs;H,c real and
personal. inr The purpose Of ob,a:niac the
benefit Of The Acts OF General Assembly co::,-
:unn!y called tie !iSo!ceI Debtors Acts:
Public Notice is hereby gwen :ia; III, p.ri
ton oi, the SAIL John Marsh viii be heard and
considered ia tic Com, Of Cumm"n Pleas for
Eiccfeld District. Il; Ei.eiicl,i Cou.: House.
&c 81 'couL day cr oc'o5er next. or such
O'iir! day vi the next .crm fI S4id Com, u
said Coa,, uay direct; ana all lie creditors of
said john Marsh a,e hereby sur,muned ~ ap-
pear ihcn and there IN the said Court. 10 show
ca'Sr, Il any the car. w!,y he bnrciii o. the
ac:s aforesaid .houi rot be GRANTEE! % he saiI
John Marsh. np1n III, executing Tie assign.
'ncni rcqurcdhy The Ac:. oiiaycsaid.
GEO. PpTE. {. e. r.
Cie5i'S Ojiec Iunc 2i;. iSt:;'
Junc :,5 (Si1 G3I 3a -
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Eass. E,ESAISpiGT'&

snss. Sga q " E1i4tT'S
vEGEIAgLE, A>7I-BiLGus. ASTI.DYsrEr-
TiC PURIFYING AND CATHiRTIC Pills,
PpSSsssias fear i.iPor;aHi proFsdus, fnT hic
care ci GislGsiS, ea,ctaRyrad correctly eomLiHsG,
ous ar'ir'e Ia aSsisi he ,gfc: cf aasther, for ta
Ltr.ff 81 he health Of anniiad.
THIS hrJicinr il recnrmerdcd rn 'hc a,ea-
;iou Of ::uSc aiil,cred wit, Liver Complaint,
iDySrcrsia. Drur.v. Eiiiious habi's, Co,,ve-
ness. Cholera Inorhus. Rhrumaiisni. Scroiula,
ior Stomach. 6epraved appetite. Wcrms. Con
din'sca. whirli * known s,- Il siuhing sen.n-
ton nj the pit o the stomach. Iaundicr, Head.
che and :ick stomach. pa.p,tal,onAi the heart.
DIarhc'a, Dyscn;cry. of fux, Nervous aiec.
;inn Heart burn, White swelling. and all
hose diseases arising from impure blood.
rncc ~ Cts. per hnx. aud irr sale ny
FRAZIER * ADDISON,
Edg.fsM c. H.. S. e.
R!SLEY X co. Nao,LaIr, 5. L.
iiAElLiND, R!SLEY. ~ co.
Angustn, Gec.
Also, in nearly all nj the towns and Villages
and 10y numerous c"un,ry agents in al! lhc
Western aud Southern States.
June - G;n %
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State of South Carolina.

tIIE q. .. UIo IkIC CVUNI
DlsTRIcT OF SouTH CAROLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
EN the mailer Of Daniel Iioyi, Mechanic.
81 formerly Of New York. now Of .Abbcyilic
District, Soutl. Carolina, u Bankrupt.
Pursuant, to an Order oi the District Corr.
Of the urii,cd States iJr the District of South
Cnlolira, Notice is hereby gwen. tl'a, cansc be
sl,ewu before tie saio Count, at Tic federal
Court Iiotrsc in Charleston, OF the "inlh day
Of September next. al eleven O'Clock. \. NJ,
why The said Dnmici Hoy,. st:on'j not re-
ccSc his Discharge aud Certificate as Bank
rupt.
Charleston, ja,h day ofIunc. 1913.
ii. Y. GRAY, Ctcrk.
Jnnc 81 l2t u
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State Of south Carolina.
iBBETILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

IN EQUITY.
Samuel Jordan Ad'nr. Bill for MarshaIiirg
]no. 5. Ansy. Assets. aad for sale
r. fef;Reai Estate jor
Sarah sn.ly, and psymeEt Of D,tis.
CclesiitnAns!y.
EN pursuance Of an Order, made in this case,
H n, June tenn. 1913, requiring The creditors
Of the estate of John $ Ansly. TO appear be.
fore the Commissioner. and prove their dc.
nani against said eslaie, on OF before The first
Monday in January nexf. 4 hereby apPoin,
"Wednesday the 18th Of November nczi. The
creditors OF said estate will therefore lake No,
fice TO appear before me aud prove their dc.
mands, on That day, nj Abbev;o Conr, House.
"A. JONES. c. ia. D.
Commissioaer's Office, GOA Jrre, lei3.
Jup2s I'm ~
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Each han contains "a pill. - Of wl. .ch arc
snltic;cn. Ia cue my Ordinary case d: CLi'ls
aud Fever. Price II -. aud
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11

4 BALLlN Notwithstanding my stay
in the city Of Merida, a ball was given
at The Governors house. apropos Of some
political event, which did not esteem OF
moment enough to remember. AS usual
non such occasions. there were grand
preparations. The man miitincrs were
bns,ly engaged upon female i!nery, and
their shop boards were decorated with
the most unlimited gaie;y. Every door-
way along the principal streets. through
oat the day, was flied with ladies' upon
stools. CHER iavnrite pos,ur..) working
fancy articles. in anticipation ct the ap
proaching festival. Bat their dresses
gaping hchlnd, aud hanging loosely upon
their shoulders, aud their slip-s!lod feet.
nuke them appear exceedingly sloveny
Il, home, and awakened in me strong
desire 10 see them in full toilet at the
ball in the evening. On entering the
hall. passed through dense inc Of
ladies arranged along the corridors. pr!n
cipalIy mammas, and wall lowering spin
slers; garanding the corridors. The
dancing had already commenced. AT
first sight, tie display was dRzz!lng; but
after the lapse of a few minutes the .as-
cinaton dissipated. The absence OF all
conversation. even Of small talk, which
upon sach occasions is Il relief. rendered
even the ballroom, like all their othe.
domestic Institutions here, eyceedlngi
HOMOGENEOUS and dull.--During the dance,
not lip is seen to mova-l,ke Marrya.
,u's wench. they refuse to talk, because
they came here TO dance! At the conciu.
sion OF a coiilion, the ladies took their
seats separate from the gentlemen.
They dressed here in very good taste;
though a par,iality for brilliant colors
VS. rather too consplcuously displayed
ora ,,arthern eye. There was no ex-
-. = oan, display Of jewclry Or rich bro
90 .1'. ). when particular may be par
49,, a e., - ,,mon1..'ag their example to
nv osn ,,;r count; y.women. There
were nnny pretty ,~sces' ~ on, -, !.
quirrd expression to ren,.e ln .' e'''.'.'
i,ng. The skill Of the man NJ. i!nef; now
.v,~. deserves full credit. VII, aau' 'os
~. !, ,,,e>'s OF my bachelor friends, =. AZ
nv. - ,,,r., i, >t,endanee about Twelve la
a., = - ,,Io,,~.. This ,lispropor
Tomato abundance u. f;ma - 2 '.','','',''
il wnrnl cliina,cs, | ha.isv~, one = :
op Warbirton's arguments III i,.yor
poly ga,ny in Asia. Tho ladies ii. the
corridors were silently enjoying their
segars daring the wi,o.e evening, and
Only relieving tho mon"tony OF their oc-
cupaliop by carrying on te'egi pElic
CORES noadence with some OF their neigh
bors bv the aid of their fans .-NorMaa's
KeA.bira az lucatun.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11
A MANS HEAD BITTEN OFF BY A TIGER.

A MANS HEAD BITTEN OFF BY TIGER
Among the local Intelligence received
from CAYENNE, we ind the lollowing:- "a
mulatlo, named Polo Vigne, and several
other men employed OH the estate O, NJ
Vigne, at Macousta. ncov Cayenne, aile;
their days work retired to their ham
Knocks, which We're slung, according tc
the cus,om OF that climate, between two
trees in the opcn air. Some Of the neg
roes were appointed to watch by turns,
and keep fires bluzing, to keep away wild
beasts, with which the country nbounds
but i'll the middle Of the night the watch
man fell asleep, and suffered tho fires to
so out. Suddenly The whole party were
reused by Wild howiings and other fright
fol noises, and looking Cut they deserted
in the gloom tiger running away with
something in his mouth, which It was
impossible for them TO Distinguish. On
mastering their numbers y asceriaig
whether any one was missing, Pole Vague
did no. make his appearance On fe
sorting to the poor fellows hammock
his body vas found in il, but WITHOUT lis
head, which had been torn stis fapa was
no doub', the object discerncd M ne a0i
mai 5 mouth. 1.;'si
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11
GAZETTE AND ApVER TlSER
For tie Goseue and Advertiser.
A GOOD FARMER.

The true Lord aud independent sove-
reign Of republican America is THE FAR
MER Earning a living by his own indus
try, he knows what it costs and how to
take care OF it. Aloof from both polli-
cal wrangling aud mercantile speculation,
he follows lis modest but nevertheless
interesting and honorable calling. trying
to earn by honest labor, what others gain
by speculation and cunning Unforeseen
fluctuations in the price Of things affect
him least OF all, because with prudent
management he raises an abundance OF
ul the necessaries Of life on the farm,
and can therefore afford to miss the luxu.
ries.
To confirm the farmer in that most
praiscworthy undertaking at indepen,
dencc. propose to give my mite OF expe=
lience through the columns ofthis paper,
aiming as much q, eliciting as impar,ing
information, II but few are bene fted by
my advice, and their homes md the OK,
istcnce Of their families made more com.
Portable shall consider myself happy in
having been the instrument Of having
brought about such u result.
As the season is not very far advanced
YET. you can do but little work in the field
except clearing of the ground aal get
ting materials ready for fencing and re.
pairing After SO severe winter. we
may expecl spring comingln all OF sud
den, aud ought TO be ready 10 go 70 work
as soon as possible. Therefore, examine
ploughs, harrows, gears, &C.; mend what
what's impaired, Or make new onesifre
qaircd, 50 as no, to be detained from taking
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11
From The Globe
IrOW 1HP tIIVOt'.
THE Barring AND WEBS FER PRO-
POSITION.

lOSl lloN
The proposition which has now burst
full upon us--,o provide for the payment
OF two hundred millions al, State debts,
owned chiefly in Ensand--,s clearly a
proposilioa of Barring and WEBSTER orr.
gin; and some dates and facts mentioned
now. (ant' which viii! be duly established
hereatterj will show this. These dates
and facts are:
| That DANIEL WEBSTER wen. 10 London
IN NE summer of 1889, and received fl,-
OOO from the BARlNGs. for letter in re-
lation to the State debts. That al the
same time proposition was made by the
BARlNGs, IN a letter n,vN published in tho
United States, tina. the 'ssanrai Govern
mcnt should become paymasle, Cor these
debts, by giving comprehensive gesran.
~ for them.
That in December Of that year. in tho
Senate ol1he United States, Mr.. WEBSTER
lodged The question Of voting on Mr.. BEN
TONS resolutions against assuming, or
prov ding out Of the public lands for the
payment OF, these debts: and refused to
vote one way or the ether, as the journal
shows.
That immediately on The said Mr.. WEB.
sTER having become Secretary OF State, q
partner OF the BAslNds namely, Mr..
JOSHUA BATEs-and many other foreign
holders OF these debts. came to Washing.
ton c ", ;ind add essed ,cl,crs TO the Sec
retary OF State on the subject OF these
debts aud their non-payment by the States.
That to these letters Mr.. WEBSTER gave
no answer, as he himself admitted, in re.
Iply to the call made upon him by the
Senate for copy o.; these letters: his
wo.ds being. ''lhese letters appearing 10
require no aAsmer, noac a5as siuen.'
Inal, in the Summer oil 1912 Lord
AsABUaToS, the head OF the BARlNGs, and
MIR. lloRsl.EY PALMER. late governor Of
the Bank o: England, and one of tho ho..
ders Of the State debts, were both in Wash.
ii,Stcn city for several lnonths-the for.
MGR lis minister, the. latter without any
known Or oslensole business.
That, in the month Of September, i'll
the year ]942, after the departure Of
Lord .snBURToy and Mr. HoRsL1Y PALM.
Ell, Mr.. NEBsrEE, at Boston, in his Fan
cul Hol speech, advocated. for ths FIRST
,in', the payment oil the State debts out
Iol the plbic lands.
That, since this time, the payment Of
these debts out Of tho public lands, by
ncans al wo hundred millions Of scrip
has beso.ne an open measure OH the part.
o! Mr. WGDsvgl.s political aad PERSONAL
frieslds.
Tncse facts are sufficient, at present, Ia
iafn The public mind i'll the right direc-
tion, and 10 let every body see THAT this
'wo hnndgcd million scrip proposition is
Il BAKING and WEBSTER scheme, and
ha,i rs origin in l.ondoa in the summer
81 1889, aud will have its consu,n nation
,!ie.e II NJ. w Gun return Lord AsuBuR.
Tens Visit next simmer.
LENGTH OF RAILROADS. IN -lle UNITED
STarEs.-Fhe following summary of
the aggregate length OF railroads con-.
pietel aud in operation in the United
s,,,,. -, IN H.. t:,uui vorv NEAR cnrrn,t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11
+ From The Christina Jpor!d. !
v 1 0 1 A

by MRS, Amelia y. ,.FLBY.
She hath passed like bird the minstrel shron.,
.sh. las eoae 10 the land w'.erc the lovely belong
Her place is hustled by her loeers aide.
Yet his heart is tul! of III, fair young bride;
The hopes Of his spirit are crusls.l anl bowed.
As he thinks of his love in her long white shroud
For the fragrant signs OF her pcrfumcd breath,
We're kissd iron, her lips by his rival--Death.
Cold is her bosom, her thin white arms
All mutely crossed DER its icy charms.
As she lies, like statue OF Grocan art
With marble brow aud old hDsh.d heart,
Her locks were bright, but their gloss is Ind,
Her eye is sunk meath its waxen lid:
And thus she lies in her narrow hall
Our fair Dung n,instrel-tIe loved Of all.
Light birds were her springing feet.
Her heart as ioyous--her song sweet.
Yet again shall that hear, be stirr'd
With its LAD wild songs like singing bird
Never again shall the strains be sung
That in sweet ness dropped from ier silver tongue
The music is over, and Deaths cold dart
Haiti, broke the spell Of that free glad heart.
Often at when the breeze is still!
Aud the moon noats up Ivy the distant hill,
As wander alone ',ni,! the summer bowers
And wreathe my lock. witt, the sweet will lowers,
will think oil the tnic when sh. Inatrcd there
With her mild blue eyes. and her long fair hair;
will treasure tier name in my bosom core
But my heart is sad-l can SIN. no more.