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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26
THE TRIBUNE.
Letters from NIr. Weed No. 2.

{. rive No of the series Of Mr.. WEEP letters IN to-
!, Journal. No. 5 VIII appear GU Thursday. 1t VIII
nj, description of Nh w, nde through the country
co,t ~ i,rbl.u "a T. journal.
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15- Ncw Temperance Boarding House on the GF-l
HAM SYSTEM at No - NsSey -st-eet.--This house is
newly fitted up aud furnished in the richest style It's table
prcae the choicest Fruits Vegetables Goshen Batter, Or
sngc County Milk SC Permanent Boarders will be accom-
nodaed the most reasonable Gentlemen and La
dies visiting the City earnestly invited TO 1t trial
and assured that they will lind quiet and neatess not
aftaiuehle in Ho;els Terms moderate a20,f
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SALT RHEU NJ.

DiNGLEY'5 UNIVERSAL OINTMENT has
~ never failed TO OF Salt Reum End all other
diseases OF the skin 4 celebrated pyscan IN this City VINO
hs used hounds Of this Ointment hl pI1cttce, says.
have never knosnit fail Of ctfrcnG speedy 'nd perfect
cure in cases e Salt Rh-um PurdoI Biotcies on the sSs
mr. ,nptons OIL the faces heads Of cidcn hoe hao o5
boxrs have been used within the last four yeas.
Reference given PERSONS III this ty who kno" us w
tues 10 be had only Of the Prepropreor. u be"kUaSeet
i,.It oS
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A FAMILY, pleasantly situated, giving 10 their
children priv ate educaou wish asoca " III theirs
Two or thc urls for whom home and similar tuition ma?
be desired they would Parentaauenon lnStWcton
embracing Music French SC, Terms moderate II desirable
companions. ,ro
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.EARTlN GAYLORD. Tailor and Draper has
~. removed from No. John to No. &C. Nassau str
wth j. X. Goodman. where he IeceIvH; hs spiInS Sgs
p,,aef goods winch he " III liz to o:'eL N fashionable
srv.c f,li!t, furnished Yply" ou rocc1 Fta3 Sieat
reduced ms exiese. M viii be enabled To- sell &C 'rdSce
rp, and l- ,0ct, the favor. of his friends and the public
vbo he fres grateful for the liberal patronage e has here
tofore fcsiyed His motto good article. punctua2 III
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BOARDING AT LONG BRANCH, \. THE
Csu5scber ha, opened her house StnsG about QUAY
Of mile from the sea.shore the aboNs place Tor ne
ta4G ard from the for the rupcse o hahYs Sc Tree
OF charge Every vyeon Will be made 10 rrne
and To ast aud a.rye3bs 10 those who III y aNor
Sar with a vi, DERCRAN SAIRS jyl5 3tAw2w~
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pREG AND MEDICINE EESTASLlSHMENI
son sAIF--TIe Dug and SsEdicine Establishment
i ,s LAT Late c. G. % i Bull o. Is offered Ia .s
coinalatag terms bel No 70 Main street Hafor1 o4h
ssi care ad 6i S first quality Cor city trade aDd ,le fur
;e ard fztures saa ery ;e1t aad arpopMis.e M .' h
oc best aG to yGn@s .In maa We'i 6es feaa rs
st- in isre:ns a. Ne term. viii be very favorable fof
Ri IGi. jABkS RIPLEY Hartford, Conn
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YOUNG WOMAN wishes situation a.
y Geek or W asher sad ors. WI .iv- good references
Is - hoiy,y and Ihi;y A.p3 at!62 ashlpgton ST. BE-
tw.-.l Llhe.,. l... o.. -m:. =. 70 q.
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,iTsii1 BANK-BOOk. belonging 10 4. Nc.
ThcIson with the Chamber-street Bank fer
~.nr. was ost, stc en- me during ,h- week end
With uly 2n INST A. ,ne Bank has been notified of the
,Irft IT, book b. oTrou any II ound Will
pay teai reward for II, al ITO Delaney 2s Wa
N.wsYork 2.,l, Joly Jy2o2t-
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DONRDlN NBROADWA Y--Gentemen and their
- wives -r single gentlemen VIII bhd good board ana
rooms al eS Bra sway exr door Constitution Hail)
pleasant patloT on iEs Toor having eacSPy & Sy IN front VITA
Rooms tor transient boar!c.: Terms moderate. Iy2o I'm
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MUSIC TEACHER WANTED--A I.ady ca
vi psble oi ,~schrs Music Ladies Seminary. n want,
cd 20 40 into the cnuutry The Seminary located in ous
II hc nos. tcdatiiul New EnGisnd sItus
non = IN err Nay Ge>Itbe- Address w. + P Boy
Pax Post Offey. !y2S Gs
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PACKET SHrp GroRcE WtsHiNcrcN, !
a; SEA. June %. 1873.
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,TOTpOE. MANSION HOUSE, corner Of
" Monroe fd Catherirests and hriI wives
may accommodated with large q small lras!nt 'front.' OF
I1.bed with beard OF l'e reasonable aso
sw single gentlemen with 'u board or beakiss! and ea
Worrn., I"a,fIs I'. of Mrs J. WILSON. js3o I'M
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!, fS6sn,, 81, t;rsr,,.>tyrs, viti the bs,t
s4, ea Vote Gtaam. Garlen,t. rasmsls 10 the city
Jy2, Sts
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OK REWAR D-;4o<t-A Purse, Ladies Cold
c} C4siu alI E.rafsld oc~ ana about rhSee Dollars
a9z y B,oatway, 5s5ses c9aal \ and Bow linz Siren
ta3 South Ferry oani2u> He inGrr viii receive thr
sa'5. ri by calling at TIE b.rot the Atlantic Hotel.
9ra.l,7sy, jy2o q.
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DOAn0lNC-A large FtoH' Paflor IN the Secon6
fo-r w, ss!yoom ap, pan,.y attached VIII he le; with
rd ssn;ln md s VIE oi = ;,osis @ s5;saes ;..
!s in the rpar Tie f,rcy u lte small aga about hiatt
;rysn tc. ;t. only will tt - ,aE,S 9t =. premise,
viii hest evltr e nett@es snd cleanliness o'
The place and of the super, O. TIE otfonm0G tuons
-, :, -. -, ,,6ce -. ''' ie2sr
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r loud AMBER.-Important 10 Famllles-A.
IL WAR>ER Co.'S Lieulp AMBER Is an indispensable, ar
c!e for family and family should be without T. u =
fecng ye few da L also esaia 70 IF
paint like from Silk oolens or 5es
he nursery II IL superior TO other arc offered 10 tE
pahc being agreeable or shaving haihns seSin G Snrn
tan eckies. pimple5 cleansing the mouth In css OF
and making the complexion wh;e aud soft Iestimonas
from the respectable soarces with Tor uss
accompany each bottle and may be al The oiee oil ts
PIoprietors. No Ii Johnst second oor IN iroh' tfcs
sad Is per bottle. n u Wv, i
Co. 46l Broadway corner Gand-street; MI Jno Cook 40
Broadway, corner Eighth-street lyt iH
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4 GENTLEMAN of IA number OF years expert
ence in teaching, who can furnish the highest certificates
of school in this city sometns between TINS ana II he s 81 o
;sp,ember ensuing Any letter that hs sent To this office
sl.s..l 10 A. s. will be pronrlY responded TO- Jyl9 Isl!
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mothers IN general thai her Magic Salye for pasters Is
sovereign remedy, and highly recommended b the faculty
rne on application 10 respectable ladies in this city who have
bssu cured By this save Rssde9ce No Is Bel
eupons on the OF children: Also cur~or buris
ecates OF cures performed by her Universal Ointment can
~ 80, hv ami yin. at % B-ek,nan-st jylS I'm
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DOAR DINl; A gentleman au;1 MS wife can be
ID accommodated with Cont pat9r and
si gle renter1snby arpiyir. at 63 Futor.s Us2 l"'
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DOARD--A family or a few single gentlemen OF
- GOOD ,aotlg can hare board and spacious N M
family yery s,rbIe location 0l East BIoaG way
House and apartments unusually pleasant and agreeable
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VILLAGE. FRI; ENGINE for sale cheap--A
small Fire Engine made the Philadelphia princife;
double acting. viii throw with equal 10 III.
Pie. $50 lnouire of y. CLARK,
iro22m Division. corner OF Kutse.s,tre-t.
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nENTAI.# #SURGEON.-Mr. BUSkEY would
~ inform his Customers and the pub c that ne continues at
his old stand q Nurrystreet door 10 the church a
continues TO supply loss OF teeth in the most durable fd
beautiful style the latest and approved plans Ih
filed cleaned Sc the best Charges moderate
Terms cash Extracting Teeth so Toothache cured
10y 3rns1i
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NTOTICE-An Election for Trustees Tor the
~ Wil.iamsbrrsh and NewYork Union Ferry ASSOCIATION
VIII be held th Office the Association ilonily the
III OF August NEXT The Poll 10 open aud close at
O'clock T. ". b. order Of the lru,;e,..
,v9ipws IOHS MILLER Jr Clerk.
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AIADDER-l5 casks prime Ombros. for sale by
lfl GElNNELL, MlNTURN Y co,
Soulli.fraet.
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NONGRESS MUSTARD-This mustard Is
~ warranted to be superior any other. II being manusc
ued from tin Durham Black Seeds By VIM r Acorn, lii
18th street, between 7th and 9Th avenues.
Merchants and andlcs solicited 10 Try this article De
purchasDc e.awherp. lF3 I'M
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FOUNTAIN rs The subscriber manufactures
z CAST I-o Forutpinl various pecfs and prices, FROM
SEQ slOfO These Fonns present style of beauty not
suasses hy OF inaib!e IN this country or EUROPE
For their superior advantages marble, TO durability.
,tstandls ost, the ns oi keeping their pea''
50, White from year 20 year. and the comparae-
i - .,ce which they be introduced into our Pleas
rs trcr,r. adding h.alth comfort and enjoyment the
,marctn ,rsins asd gold medal 70 the nanaiac actursT
~ ~ ,,,e i,St Foir d. FARNhM, 2T WateIsL
- -'t ,a -, '' New York.
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uvHE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS Office
1 is rsncv ed to 50 JohnstIeet.
rvG i'm WAI. NJ. MITCHELL, Public Administrator.
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T7OR sALE--A Bakery doing good and sale
culars appy on t premises at No 90 Mott J25 ;;
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INDIA RUB6EH HOSE: FOR CROT0N Wa
rFKTb, nnblc are resi- Nv invited TO examine the
rtrie as Inlructured by the suscbs' The suSn3tty o.
India Rubber alieady well known spd while he dotb
NOT 9rpteni 10 SAY it is better thar any oher ~ warrants e
fully equal and 10 bet the pressure Of he Co,1n y stet i
IS much .touer than the generality Of this kind o nose, and
i,iI - iov, ;rc., A far discount made 20 P.umbeIs
c. L. ROSS, Y; Maiden Lane,
ien,f between PratIa ard Watty..tr..ts.
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~ ErcuIth, ouiet. nnA Co:nsort.-'i'I

ham House B!lcIySc.i, New or prorT adyant ges
p strangers stopping few day weeks the city, such
arc rarely offered. IL is eliby located clean and
street the busis. part OF the city and IN the i'm
mediate vicinity OF The principal steamtoat bindings rs
apartments e convenient and while its table supplied
Si, best Vegetables aa Fruits that can he pocnred
clad lg entirely lni'a tood aud s:F1us,s Of al kinds
Charges moderate and c.ery effort lde - render 10arers
comfortable Shower Baths free Rememser, g Etrctayi
street. Il
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yTEEMILLION.-l0 cases Chinese, Tor sale by
Y los GRIN MILL MINTURN n co. ~ S"ifh-s'
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CROTON WATER MILLER q COATES,
SPlumbers i6 Graidsreet two door, east Of Broadway
furnish Tnnej Lead Composition and Iron Pes Hyd dran
Fountains, Bath Tubs &C. and every drc connected WIN
the se Of Cro,on Water dwellings,, warehouse. and maui
factories Orders the Introduction o! waerars irompty
rXr wv
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COX Ar THAT BOYS WHISPERS
~ Young gentlemen who feel ambitious TO sport wh!sks,
should buy ,se shilling bottle OF Jones' Coral Han kesoI
a,s Many think because this pulled IN the papers u
not gsodst them give trial X viii force he halrto
grow ANY part where intended HAIR 70 grow" It,"
New. York. or l3o Fui:rI-st. Brooklyn. iy 3 I'm
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ke;, Of Y bottle, each of ,-irior quality lust received
aud for sals by JOHN c. MORRISON, Druggist.
Iy12 lw lcS Cree " ich street
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OlICs u The Gl-rnwich Ifsnrlnct %.
NEw-Yo July 20, l8,j
TTNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this lnStltu.
J. ton have tins day declared semi annual DnIiend OF
Five per cent on tn Capital Stock Payab'. On and alter te
rhc Transfer Books will be closed unul that date.
#1yg2 2w JOSEPH TORREY, Secretary.
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w TED-Seyeral good mechanics. VIZ: g
blacksmith cabinet ard ch2ir rlkerL ssddsr and hAr
ness iksI and hce maker anI carriage maker. 70 go and
stfIe in pew village the L. l. r. X about 30 miles ftcri
bIookyn erry Terms reEy sdvantsSeous Noae bat good
Also, for sals-A BEAUTIFUL FARM II miles frout
the ,iilt.e Jtinaies l. -,e9u! - good bqdinss
ihle land In hch OF cultivation A ,erv 3..irabI.
place.. Applv W BITLEK. lla Nassau..t ,y21 4.
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HlCHMOND COUNTRY LOUti-29) bblsSu.
n re1fne, for sale BY CiRINNELL AliNTuRH L GO: IS
Iyi2
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Dhl l iStl bi>-A'h' w -it'A@ ~ -
No Spruce street.
british LOOKING-GLASS PLATES OF sl,
Dperor biancy and beauty, l20inches by p " szs AND
under-and POLISHED PLATE GLASS FOR WIN
DOWS which viii change their color or hecon: misty
ard GERMAN l. OOKING GLASS PLATES OF the size
OF lO. b. 5: 10 IS by y, for sale BY rr
m2 3m iSAAC L. fL+Al 1.
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Broadway, corner tis,rh.s,r-et. A. WARNER s. co
n2i I'M Sole Manufacturers and ProlTl.toIs.
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L:ce aud pnb!:c Services 9, tsenry Clay.

CHAPTER l. Birth and Parentace-His early eays-.T The
Miooy Of The SasheS-Stlies Lew-Hears Patrick hcn,Y
-Rrmoyes to KentuckyDebut a; a Debating s9ciesy-b-
cores successful Practltioner-C?ses IN winch he d'sn'
ri,les hiulseHe advocates the policy OF gradually En.t'
Grating TIE Sare, N BeDucy-Opposss the Alien aud Sc
Gon Laps-l elected 70 rs t-u.rsl Assemby-lnStances
r lis E.cassuceAfFar WIN t'i Dav!eSsAplear .: the
Br 5s Ucu Burr Subsequent iHterie- 18th B"r III New
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Life Of HenIY Clay tng ThIrs renIN.

Sdrgent'S Life and Fa6i:c Srriccs q HENRY
ClAY.-The publishers OF the Mex, .srk Tribune
announce that they have obtained the co:,,rpl o.;
this work, and VIII supply Clay Clubs, Wing
Committees, Country Merchants and others, with
Inc sarils at the reduced price OF tire dollars per
auadred copies. The work is printed III an Ez-
ira New World, and is subject only to ! J cents
postage. Froe for sirgIe copies 81 cents. Post
masters and others rernittng one dollar will re-
ceive so copies.
This work contains as much matter as an or
dinary .s:!tv cent Tolu,ne. Below is table otths
II, ,a,
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WEDNESDAY MoRSfNc, June :.
We have been three weeks at sea, and are stll
becalmed in the British Channel, 290 miles from
Liverpool Last evening, ali hour before sunset,
a small boat from Crook-Haven Harbor came
along side; US, with fresh fish, we supposed, but
as it turned out with potatoes only. They offer
ed to taxa passengers ashore, and Mr.. Tobln, the
old gentleman referred TO in another letter, together
with his wife and daughter finding themselves
within "a Few miles OF their native town, left the
ship Iii reply TO our questions for news, they
said that troops had arrived at Dublin, and that
O'Connell was at Skibbereen, his place in the
mountains, where he aad made speech 10 800
600 people.
II o'clock M--An Irish g Hooker" came along
side after breakfast, with whom Is emgrants
concluded to land The Captain OF the " Hook
err informed US that there was tremendous and
destructive gale here on the 7th of June, the day
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CHAPIEK SeCt-dtO The :. nateoi t- JNi5l r'Ntss
His r Speech favor o Internal ments-ls ehoss,
Speaker OF the Kentucky House q Assemby-Speeches 80
regard to puensIlak' nj; sea .e%ond ID time me
trc., Sy,ems;escho on the line OF the PeiiioL,,HrS
81 Il sss.ionhi S;ssion o 5s E!evsath C2Gfre-as q
n.so NC e Rs;rfssrptaves-I. chosen Speaker the
frs, b,itoCr;tica, .ae Of p"bc asirs7ls IN favor Of
Ws,h Great Britain esc toe bil! Tor raising troops
Sa%al E;:ablishmen.-Cgr .s r,easures-Our Ma
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17
THE BOON,s LICK TIMES.
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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17
ANOTHER NAVAL BATTLE Be
TWEEN MEXICO AND TEXAS.
Correspondence of the St. Louis New Era.
New ORLEANS, May 27th, lS43.


GBNrLEmEN--By the arrival this morn
ing Of the schooner Rosario, from Campea-
chy, we have advices of another action be-
tween the Texan squadron under the com
mand of Commodore Moore, and the two
Mexican war steamers. The particulars
take from letter written by an officer on
the brig Wharton, and dated off Campea-
chy, May l7lh, 1913, which says, that at
ii o'clock, on the morning of the 10th inst.
Commodore Moore made signal to attack
the enemy, then about 4 mile and half to
windward, or rather seward of US. This
was soon answered, and brought our long
Tom to bear on the iron steamer Guada-
oupe, the Commodore al the same time en-
gaging the MonteZuma, The action here
continued hot and heavy, for about two
hours, changing our position but very little,
and the steamers occasionally hauling off to
repair damages, OF probably to try and get
al such distance as would be too great for
our shot, but as they shortly afterwards re-
turned to the fight, am induced TO believe
they hauled off to repair damages.
On one of these occasions, when the
Montezuma after receiving brisk fire from
the Commodore, hauled of, and stood away
the Commodore finding himself within
range also Of the Guada.oup4. opened hi:
FIRE upon her, and with the first shot. car,
ried away her signal staff, which dropped
gracefully over her tafirsil The sea
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17
orchestra be filled with spectators, and


orchestra be filled with spectators, and
were not aware Of what had happened.
The horse, moreover, riderless, and fran.
tic with fear and excitement, flew round
and round, tossing its head in the air, anc
ninging aloft the dust from its heels. Sew
eral of the company and servants rushing
in from without made attempts TO catch it
in which also joined. But they were in
vain; for the affrighted creature, darling
from its course, dashed across the circle
and springng wildly over the barrier that
enclosed it, was the next instant kicking
and plunging, struggling and snoring
among the densely crowded audience in
the space called the gallery, who, mad
with terror, and screaming to heaven for
aid, crushed backwards with fierce strug.
Cling from around it, ash very demon
in palpable shape had come among them
Oh, the terrors of that dreadful night;
terrors to which the dazzling glare Of
light, the gorgeously decorated scene, and
the thrilling music, lent strange subIimity
approaching to the supernatural
As sprang after the animal with coil
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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17
ILLUSTRATIONS OF SHAKESPEARE
IMOGEN-BY MRS. CRAWFORD.

SHOW must we to her window,
lDd give some music to her ear"
TWo gentlemen Of Verona,
While softly she rcposes,
Let heavenly music speak,
And wake those virgin roses,
That slumber on her cheek
Go, tell my fond devotion,
Touch every thrilling string,
Till earth, and air, and ocean,
or Imogen shall sing.
Sweet lmogen, awaken!
The air blows fresh and free;
The spousal morn hath taken
Her bridal blush from thee;
The chaliced lilies borrow
The wilderness OF thy brow,
And, as in gentlest sorrow,
Their le1ile heads they bow.
Wake, lmogen, the fairest
or all created things;
The brightest and the rarest
That hath not angel wings
The vernal grove rejoices.
And pours, Tor thy dear sake,
A thousand tuneful voices
Wake, lmogen, awake!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17
From the London New Monthly Magaz inc.
THE EQUESTRIAN'S CHILD.
BY AN ACTOR.


II was about three years since / was
engaged to play in an equestrian company.
1t was managed by Mr.. Codoni, Of Italian
extraction, and of much responsibility.
For a short time previously had been an
ill.remunerated member of dramatic cir
cult, in which low comic parts had princi-
pally fallen to my lot. This person taking
fancy to my powers in that way. made
offer to me of the tempting salary of two
guineas week to become clown to the
ring of this exhibition. / must confess
had some qualms. The descent from the
legitimate drama was sufficiently bitter to
the feelings Of a young actor, and ] feared
that for the future my pretensions to re-
spectability would be forfeited, like those
of my quadruped fellow performers--Q
beg pardon, for shan't err a second time)--
but put the affront into my pocket, and
the two guineas into the opposite one;
when finding my equilibrium perfect, at
once deserted the boards and took to the
sawdust--threw up the sock and buskin,
and donned the cap and bells, and very
excellent fooling / made, believe me.
Mr.. Codoni's establishment was very
superb one, in fact the most so of any thing
Of the kind that ever existed in England
out of the metropolis. He travelled with
it from one to another of the great pro-
vincial cities, erecting where he could not
have access TO the theatres, immense build
ings of wood, which often in solidity and
splendor seemed more calculated for per-
manant public structures than the mere
portable fabrics of season.
The building l was engaged to play in
was Of this description, and believe the
largest he had ever erected 1t was in an
exceedingly populous and wealthy manu-
featuring town, and as the support he me-
with was very liberal, he in return made
every sacrifice to merit this, which the pos
session of a considerable capital, honestly
accumulated in his profession, enabled hin
TO do.
The extent of ground the building occu
pied was very great, for besides large
place for exhibition, il contained stables fol-
stud of fifty horses, dressing-rooms fol
biped, and quadruped performers, saloons
for the audience, and apartments for above
dozen servants connected with the con
Germ, who lived constantly there.
The circus ITSELF or place of exhibition
consisted of first the circle of arena, {
large round space, about fifty feet in diam
eter. depressed toward the centre. From
this, stretched back on two sides, wild
tiers of seats for spectators, on a level wit