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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

ny- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY PERMA.
NFNTLY CURED.--The Tonic Mixture prepared by
the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, the
most pow eru and nvigorator OF the con-
suon at pres, nj known to the medical faculty. IL is
extensively prescribed in all OF debility produced
by secret pleasures with the most beneficial effects IL
will also be found highly beneficial in all cases OF weak
ness OF the head complaints and all
the unpleasant feelings attending shattered constitution
sold single bottles 81 each; in containing half
Dozen S. carefully packed, and all parts the
Union. W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Office md Consulting Rooms of the College,
MI str paf-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

SNow.-There was heavy snow storm at Gale
ma, Hi lois, on the l4th inst In East Randolph,
Vermont snow to the depth of two feet, fell on the
9th inet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

sickness AT GUADALoUpr.-There was considera
bic sickness at the last accounts. Americans anc
English were the greatest sufferers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

RIOT IN NEW ORLEANs.-An affidavit was made
before Recorder Genols yesterday, by Capt. Ansel
l., Dyer OF the ship Emblem, to the effect that just
as he arrived and before his ship was moored at the
wharf, crowd of nearly two hundred men Jumped
on board and with force and arms did take away the
chests and other things of different seamen belong
ing to the ship, said ssamen being bound to remain
on board tor SIX calendar months His mate was
assaulted and beaten by some person unknown, in
the crowd, and himself grossly abused and threat
ened Nine seamen, aided by the aforesaid persons,
deserted said ship The rngleader of the crowd APP
peared to be one Charles Wentworth, who address
ed them and told them to be quick for there was
another ship coming, or words to that effect. Whit
worth was sent before the Criminal Court by the
Recorder-N. Orleans Repub Get TO-
SUDDEN DEATH Found dead, on board the schr.
Jane the morning of the 10th October inst while
at anchor opposite Dorchester, in Maurice river,
Thomas Cogswe, u sailor, belonging to the city OF
New York. Captain Pauin and the residue OF MS
crew had lett the schooner the evening before, 10
visit their friends on shore, and on their return IN
the morning, found the deceased in his berth who
is supposed to have died while in sleep.-BT,dge'
toicn, ~ j., Chronicle, Oct. Is.
New COUNTERFEIT. Tens, OF the Kingston Bank
of Kingston, were passed IN this CITY yesterday
morning-sgned VIM. Romer, Cashier, }. , Smith,
President yjgnette, an Indian gazing, astonlshed
at a train of railroad cars drawn by locomotive !;
on the LETT hand woman leaning on monument !;
on the right a train OF cars moving OIL at the bot
tom a dog watching an iron chest. Engraving
coarse. Troy Wing, FRIDAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

OHIO RIvER-Six feet of water at Pittsburgh last
Wednesday, and nine feet at Wheeling on Thurs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

1z- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TURE oI the permanent primary and secondary
Syphilis. This powerful Alternative is guaranteed
move every trace OF venerea poison from the csnstu
ton All persons suffering from the effects mercury
should this Alternative without delay. Sold In largo
bottles, 81 each. small do, 81; in containing half
Dozen S. carefully packed and sent to all parts OF the
Union. Office and consulting rooms OF the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy "a Nassau street.
VS.. RICHARDSON, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

ny- PRIVATE DISEASEs.--A CURE GUARAN.
TEED-The College Of Medicine and Pharmacy OF the
City of New York, established 'or the suppression Of
quackery is prepared to treat all diseases OF pr
vae nature and offer to all those afflicted with these dis
tressng malades advantages not 10 be met with in any
other institution in this country, either public private
From the constant correspondence and from private
rang the members OF the College and tho
most eminent professors of the medical institutions of Eu
rope all Improvements in the treatment of these diseases
forwarded to them long before they reach the mao
rty of the medical profession of this centry. With such
celebrated remedies together with the combined skill of
the first medical men Of this country the College feel
sed that the good work they have unds rtaken the
suppression of quackery" will receive the patronage
deserves from that portion of the public requiring their
servicee.
Terms for advice, all medicines, IS
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, % Nassau
street. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
NIB. Patients living distance by stating their d.
explicitly in writing, giving ell symptoms, ether
with the treatment they received elsewhere, any
obtain chest containing all medicines with full drec
ions for use with guarantee of by addressing the
agent of the college, pest paid encloTing IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

DUENOs hYRkS AND MoNTBVlDEO AT the last ac-
counts from Buenos Ayres General Urquiza, who
had recently invaded the Oriental territory from one
OF the Northern Provinces of Buenos Ayres with a
large force, in order to cooperate with General
Onbe IN reducing the city of Montevideo, was only
twelve leagues distant from that capital at place
called the Paso del Valdez, III immediate contact
with the cavalry troops commanded by his brother
ID. lsnacio. On the l4th of the same month Gene
raj Oribe lett the besleging army at Buceo for the
purpose OF concerting with General Urquiza the
plan OF the ensuing campaign. Rivera, the Presl-
dent OF the Oriental Republic, Of which Montevideo
10 the capital, concentrating his forces at place
called the Taa. There had been no engagement
worthy of the name between the contendng armies
for long time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

LATEST PROM CAMPEACHY.-By the arrival of the
Emnressario we have the following items upto the
Srh instant: Nothing OF importance had TRANSFERRED
The commissioners on the part of the Yucatan go
vernment, to conclude a treaty with Mexico, had
not yet,returned and this delay in coming to terms
accustomed great dissatisfaction at Csmpeachy. II
was confidently anticipated that early outbreak
of hostihties would ensue This feeling is greatly
strengthened by the closing of the port of Laguna,
contrary to the armstice concluded with Santa An
na-N ORLEANS BDliefit Ocf %
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
VOL. EEE. no. l72.

Then, why should not the grass be green :
And why should not the rivers song
Be merrv,-as they both have been
When was there an urchln strong
All, truc-too truc see the sun
Through thirty winter years hath run,
For grave eyes, mirrored in the brook,
Usurp the urchin's laughing look
So be it! ! have ost,-and won
For, once. the past was poor to me-
The future dim; and though the sun
Shed life and strength, and was free,
| felt not-knew no grateful pleasure:
All seemed but as the common measure:
But Now-thc experienced Spirit old
Turns all the leaden past to gold
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

l5P "THE FARMERS DAUGHTER, by Mrs,
CAMERON, Author of Emma ard her Nurse,
&c. has Just been published by the Appletons.
1t is domestic and moral story, and forms
neat lSmo of $50 pages. We object to the Por-
trait Of the heroine in the frontspiece-holdns
guitar in her hands instead of puddlng-stl'k.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
tn : PAST.


In,s common field, this little br. x,t-
~, nat IS there hidden in these two,
1hat so often on them look.
= oifener than on the heavens blue r
no oeauty lies upon the field;
mali music doth the river yield;
And yet | look and look again,
With something OF pleasant pain.
'Tis thirty-can t be thirty years,
Since last stood upon this plank.
Which DER the brook its figure re ars,
And watch'd the pebbles as they sank?
How white the stream! still emember
Its tsmargin glassed by hoar Decer nbcr,
And how the sun fell on the snow:
Ah! can it be so long ago?
1t cometh back SO blithe, so bright,
1t hurries to my eager ken,
As though but one short winters night
Had darkcned DER the world since then,
1t is the same clear dazzling scene -
Iefhaps the grass is scarce as green;
Perhaps the rivers troubled voice
Doth not SO plainly say" Rejoice"
Yet Nature surely never ranges,
Meier quits her gay and Aowery crcm1l;
out, ever joyful, merely changes
The primrose for the thistle down.
as 'oe alone who. waxing old,
Look on her with an aspectcold,
dissolve her in our burning tears.
" clothe her with the mists of years
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

rP BLAcKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE for
October has Just been issued by Leonard Scott u
Co., 1l2 Fulton-street, in continuation OF Mason S
Reprints. 1t is a fac simile Of the original, only
better printed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

q "A lighthouse which has been for some
time in course Of erection a, Cape Bonavisa Newfound
land Will be in operation from and after the 10th day OF
Sep,embcr, ls43 from sunset TO sunrise
This ligh, will revsve at regulated intervals of two
,hiuu,es exhbi,ing alternately red and white light and
will burn al an elevation of $50 feet above the level Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

CORPORATION NOTICE Public notlce 10
~ hereby given to the occupant
pants ali Houses and Lots improved unmproved Lands
affect thereby that the following Assessments have bee
completed by the Assessors and are lodged the Street Com
mssiouers Office for examination BY all PERSONS interested
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
CORK LEGS. ARMS. &c

THE Loss OF FEET AND LEGS NO HIN
L DRANCE TO THE, ACT OF WALkING.--JoHN
public that he has returned from Phiadephia 10 No 72 Wa
ter-steer corner of Pikes;7ee NwYork City where he
continues TO Manufacture Artificial Limbs, on plan the
81 invented, made rld wo ar,incia leg for 20 years
and been oI years feels confident Of giving
ARMS or the COMMON W0ODE.N .r,(; aug 3rn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
o. The Boston Daily Advertiser gives the fol-


lowing extract from French paper:
I" singular circumstance lately occurred at the unver
yersity of Bonn ia Germany. This University, like mosi
other institutions of the kind in Germany follows the old
custom of publishing the programme Of their performance
in the Latin language Those employed draw up the
programme Of for the being desrous to
announce tina, the OF languages or comparative po-
sophy would take place. because the professor OF those
branches, Mr. Rosegaren travelling IN foreign coun
lry aud wishing express this last circumstance IN the
language Of the golden age of the Latin tongue placed alter
the name Of the Professor the following words BarbGfd
teras peigras (passing through foreign ands) The d.
rector of the police who, would not We ry
strong ON what the learned called the high atny took the
word Bar5uraS in lle which the usually bHaiS
in modern languages and ecoliectng at the time thai
Mn Rosegarten travelling i'll Russia and that the Emre
rcr Nicholas was Al that moment Berlin visit to his
hcybqras tsrrGs which he supposed could nothing bur
sps to the Gar himself Consequently he ordered the pro-
rrammes winch stuck up 10 10 be immediately torn
down. and the copies remaining III possession OF the Chan
ceor of the University to be SEIZED
RAILROAD IN ITALY.-The railroad between
Venice and Padua far completed be opened for
distance of about % miles The bridge by which the Ia
road is to enter the city OF Venice the Lagunes which
Will be more than mile in lenc will be completed III
less than two wears The Lasunes in the meantime are
crossed by ferry boats specially appointed for the purpose
which occupy about half an hour in the passage The cost
Of this railway construction has been about 600 francs
per kometre, 500 900 per nile.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

BRIGHTON MARKET-N1onday Oct. %.
At Market 1900 Beef Cattle, 100 Stores $500 Sheep and
1850 Swine
PR1cEs-BrEr CArrLE.-We quote few extra ! so;
first quality S4a 2 second quality IS; third quality
5Oa3 so.
BARREllsc CArrLE.-We quote Mess 25; MOL s. ao;
No2, s.. -
SroRrs-Two wear old ssa l2 three year old sll "
SuEEr-SmalI lots sold from 75c to 81 A. Welf
ers from 25 to 81.
SwlNE.-prme lots TO pedde y for Sows and o3c loF
Barrows Ohio Hogs large 35 and 3ic At retail from
to }c.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET-Oct. -.
C,r1LE At the scales to-day were offered $50 head
Beef Cattle and 500 Of them sold at prices ranging from
81 50 30 per 100 lbs the hoof being equal to S3
Is net, Greater part Of the sales. however, were made at
prices averaging about 81 The balance $50 head were
laid over o,oo,
Hocs.-Live Hogs selling at s. 10 5o per ioo ios
and scnrce
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

HTANTED--A situation as plain cook, ana Is
w good washer and i-oas. md understand, chamber
,ors aud waiting Good city reference Apt AZ 81
Nort e o2S 2ls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
r He 7 r 7 B y n E. !.
Sarrp Gornmall's 33oems.

,,m SoNG, and other Small Poems: By BARRY
CoR,wALL q voll. PIP. 22S) New,York: Saston &
Miles 2O5 Bsosdway.
Aha there is Poetry yet-in the living, breath
,e human world, as well as on dusty and spider
.sbbed bookshcves. We have before US col
.eiop OF the Songs and brieicr Poems Of one Of
be sweetest masters of the Lyre-onc, too, who
here tells US that he has for some years past
abandoned ycrse-writlng for gravcr and to him
more important occupations" But he has kept
his Poems at hand rctouching them as oppor-
unity offered and inspiration dictated, and the
nsut is ripeness and finish which has rarely
been cxcelled.
But we had not intended to speak of the merits
Of this collection. The Songs of Barry Cornwall
are too widely known, to Justly priced, too be re-
viewed casually nov. In contemplating them,
Criticism gives place to Admiration, whose speech
silence We had intended only to introduce a
few selections from this glorious volume-selec-
ions difficult to make, because so many of these
Songs are already household words to us all To
cuotc King DEATH The Sea- The Hunters
Nng,' &c. would be supcrfuous. We will rather
choose less familiar even if less striking examples
Of the fertility of our Poets genius and the me-
loty of his Song-viz:
THE HOME OF THE ABSENTEE.
THE weed nouns on the Castle wall,
The grass lies on the chamber floor,
And on the hearth, and in the hall,
Where merry music danced Of yore!!
And tho hlOOd.r red wine no LONGER
Runs,-(how it used to run y
And the shadows within, grown stronger
Look back on the midday sun:
ANis gone; SAGE a Voice
That neuer did yetrejoice:
IT'S s,ceet and loc; t is sad and lone;
And it biddeth us loue the thing that 8 fowa.
The Gardens feed no fruits nor flowers,
But childess seem, and in decay;
The traitor clock forsakes the hours,
And points to tlmes-oh, far away.
And the steed no longer ncigheth,
Norpaws the startled ground;
And the dun hound no longer bayeth;
But death is in all around
All is gone; Sacca Voice
That neoer did get rejoice:
'Tis sweet and iOl0; tbs sad and lone:
And IT biddeM us lore the thing that .Roaoa.
The Lord OF all the lone domain,
An undescrving master flies,
And leaves land where he might reign,
For alien hearts and stranger skies:
And the peasant disdains the story,
He loved to recount of yore
And the Name, that was once glory,
Is heard in the land no more
All is gone; sapc Voice
That neuer did get rejoice:
'Tis street and low; tits sad and lone;
and it biddeth us lore the thing that IS do1pn.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

IA ANTED--l3o Nassau ST cooks, 2 chamber
" maids, SEls homework, small
oi-ls OF 2~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

II PETER ScrLEMrHL. by Adelbert Won Cha
misso: Translated by William io"ltt, mas JUS
been published by Burgess & Strlnger
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

Assessments ana who opposed the same either OF
them are requested present their objections writing ~
the undersigned tl- Street Commissioners ONCE within
Street Commissioner and Chairman Of the Assessors.
Street Coum ssioner,a Office Octnhar tth. lRl3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

NTANTtD--A place by an active man as groom
w or coachn.n He will make himse ,eful Refer
to his last employer. Apply 81 Madison
o2S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

o.! I'm WM. {. WOOD.
A LII KINDS OF FLOUR. at wholesale and
Wheat Fleur yedo; rrime Southern do Pearl and Homny
Wheat Graham Flons made superior Whea-kspt con-
sanoy on anh IN quantities. 10 SUIT Bakers ard Gocers
and IL the lowest market pgices
The above articles also put up snail bags Of fv md
twenty-five pounds for family use and will be sold z; 1h0e
sale prices hep continually fresh hand by daily supply
from the VI Ills.
Also on hand, reta-shp Stuff, Shorts, Sc. AT the
Mills 2+5 CherTy-stree two doors below Rutgers Slip.
nbs3rn- HECkER s SEOTHERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

A Systematic View of GEOGRAPHY, with
special reference to Arrangement, Classification
Conciseness, Association, and Reviews, contained
in three Parts; including a General, Particular
and Miscellaneous View of the World BY WILL
LIAM WARREN, Principal Of the Windham High
School," (Malnc,) has Just reached us in Second
Edition. 1t is accompaniedby very fair Atlas.
published by VIM. Hyde, Portland, Me-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

For regulating and paving Twenty third dsee', from the
Third 10 the Fifth Avenue, embracing all the Lots no
sides of Twenty thdstreet between the Third and Fifth
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

4 PRIVATE TEACHER-A graduate OF one
II of our first colleges residing for time in the city de-
,;ros of teaching vate capacity one or Two h9ur III
BRANCHES Latin, Greek Hebrew, German, French Nlahe-
inalcs and Natural Philosophy or stuie: preparatory of any
terms VIII be very low, provided thee reciprocal sasac
borb as to character and ability Address C. H. L. Post OF
r pos'' a. a. a. or r. ri;,rr o2 lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

iaNO BLACKSNlI HS.-W Wsnted, a good smith,
who understands hosshoerg and ceuanred with
coach work. Nonr bei an Amer NED apply Apply 10
the subscriber a, Morrsania, near HaIsm.
o25 lw- GOUVERNEUK MORRIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
WHOLE no. 1913.
I1ry1rgTT NJ GO Rr,sausv h.

HR. J. G.. HEWETT. No. 633 Broadway, be-
~ tween Houston and Bleecker streets. NeNS{ ors-t
Pracce is 10 Dislocaons Hip DISEASES, Spa2as
ContIac,i9us, Palsiet Limbs hheumMsn NeTT9Is I A,v
Dccrrned Shoulders and Naiiomaons OF the eel ana
Scroina White Swelincs Weakness of the JOINTS, and DIS
eases OF the Limbs generally.
References given application 70 Dr. H. OF I'm
I AW CARpA-JoHE III. DUFFlELo, OF NArciiEI.
4Msslssp will attend legal business tha; b con
nded 20 him In The CcUl, Courts Of Adams and the dactu
Counties and IN the Superior Courts Of the State tavor'
ole professional connecten in Louisiana vii! Enable hlm 10
.:iend TO business also the Parishes OF thar State
Na'chez He rsfprs to-
Grant Barton, Van Arsdae, Caudw Eli and
Rob. Cochran agen: for Brown Wguock
Brothers < Co. Malcoln Canl
sam. Cochran, Henry Layerty
William Kain sic D&W,v
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

pOA ARD.-A family, or few single gentlemen Of
Dood morals can have board and spacou looms in private
family; desir bl location lOl Fast Broadway House
and riment unmsra " lle,s, and ayr.eablr OPS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
COAL COAL, COAL!

CUAL! CUAL! OUAL!
rU7HE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
we'll known stand corner OF Greenwich and Chstophsrsts,
receiving and will continue Hs Ito
choicest quality OF Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal which they
sell cent than Any y n. n the c
hers ard thew solicit the patronage Of the public har old
custoncIs and fr:s:.1s. Coal by the CARO-
note through the Post Office will receive
VIM DAVIS,
nr7en JAS. FERGUSON
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
SHAKER HOSIERY.

INIT AND FLANNEL UNDER SHIRTS
n AID Drawers. Sianuflctursa BY the SHAxrRs OF Mer
rinack County, y. X Persons wishing superior article
under clohnS sutble for the coming season. combining
durability with warmth either wholesale OF ets are in
vited call the Agent where they will be of gr,
ting the genuine article; where can also b. fouad Shirts
Stocks Caps, Linen Collars and Bosoms, Cap Trimmings
Patent EDalneed and Top Leather, Umbrras Frrunery
SC. sc SC. q. ". GORUM, Agent
ol2 D&Wlm, l26 Maiden Lane between Pea. s WateEss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

"A ANTED-A situation by respectable youas
~ woman cook washer and rouer. Good city refer
can be given. Apply az a6S Bowsry. o26 y"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

= CU.H MI6SIUN fAf EN " AhEilUUSE,
NO 43 JOHN-STREET
ELLIOT, BURNAP Il BABCOCk are con.
T. santly supplied with large ard general assortment
PAPERS suited 70 all departments of the trads,
which the following Hubbards co!o-sd Papers, N
variety; Boston Copperplate Papers, of superior
quality; Book and News Printing; Cap, Letter. FolIc
Post and Blank Book Papers Printers Cothers and Garnet
Bnders and Trunk Boards; SheAthing aud Wrapping
Papers SC Sc
re
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

For tagging the sidewalks in Twenyiststree between
the Second and Third Avenues embracing Lots both SIDES
Of Tweaty s;street between the Secopd and Third Ave
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN with a good
breast OF milk, or married eopnle desops Of adopting
nfp, three months faee. Application may bs padr 10 ss
East Broadway Good references as - chacer and caps.
bilitiss viii De required o2s BE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

CROTON WATER--rhe subscriber is pre-
pared to put down the best quality Of Timed Lead Pipes
into DIS .ilugs Offices and stores the lowest rices and upon
the shortest notice Persons about having water introduced
nro their houses Will phase call and for themselves
Barfs closet, and nin< the ge attended 70 a
performed IL the neatest manner I.SAfL LOR i ~.
nI I'm JOB Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

DOARD.-Two single gentlemen can be accom-.
- modaed with board III private family. at No. y Riy.
ingtonstreet o8 3ts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

OPeac Orchard not the dock of second hand
dealers but fountain head at the mines where we get
III. first quality OF oai and i'll be delivered az the following
prlce free of ca!tase well screened from the yard sworn
segher, endorsement the back of each ckst Nut $. d.
Stove S. Egg and Broken s. 5O from he Lump; LacSa"a
% rsFd 'O' v aSn'A@''A ST. us4' GUERNSEY co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

ROAkD-Wln pleasant rooms, tuInlsh, o. uu.
~ furnished at &C Beekman o2t 2ws
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

DARK.EYED BEAUTY OF THE SOUTH.
DARK. EYED beauty Of the South.
Mistress OF the rosy mouth.
Doth thy heart desert its duty?
Doth thy blood belle thy beauty
Art thou false, and art thou cold
Art thou sworn to wed for gold?
On thy forehead sitteth pride,
Crowned with scorn and falcon-eyed;
But beneath, methinks, thou twinest
Sllken smiles that seem divinest.
Can such smiles be false and cold
Canst thou-,cih thou wed for gold
We, who dwell on Northert, earth,
Fill the frozen air with mirth,-
Soar upon the wings of laughter,
('fhough We droop the moment alter:)
But, through all our regions cold,
None will sell their hearts for gold
THE POETS SONG TO HIS WEE.
How many Summers, love,
Have been thine
How many days, thou dove,
Hast thou been mine?
Time, like the winged wind
When't bends the flowers,
Hath left no mark behind,
10 count the hours g.
Some weight of thought, though 10th,
On thee he leaves;
Some lines of care round both
Perhaps he wcaves;
Some iears,--a soft regret
For Joys scarce known;
Sweet looks we half iorg et;--
All else is ilownl
Ah!-with what tharkless heart
mourn and sing!
Look, where our childre st art,
Like sudden Spring.
With tongues all swe ct and low,
,r, Like pleasant rb ymc,
They tell how muc n owe
To thee and r mo
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

DUARU AND DkOOMS.-Two handsome unf,r
finished paro, the first floor also room, table for tbs
accommodation Of families Chose without children prpfed
aud single gent eme front basement well calculated for
physician Office. apply No lO2 Chambers i-w
doors Of Broadway. on i've