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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
lA VALUABLE FACTORY for Sale at

AA VALUABLE FACTORY for Sale at
GaifS Auclon-Willb be sold Public Auction the Mer
chats Exchange III the City Of Newly ork Monday The
7,h FAY OF April at II O'Clock, A. NJ OF that day,
those premises situated in The tow Paterson State
of ewJerSey heretofore belonging Tie Monroe MaRuac
turing Company, and formerly known The Beaver Wool
Factory described follows: Beginning the north
westerly side OF Boudinot of lot here
totore occupied by Timothy b. Craze saw and grit
s lot running thence along the line ct said lot north
westwsrfy 45 feet inches 10 lot heretofore conveyed
by the Monroe Manufacturing Company to John White
thence aiosg the lima Of said lot 100 feet
street. thence along the same enthusiastically AS feet
inches the n0rikwesery line OF Boudinoi street, thence
beginning Together with The Fcc;ory Mills and buildings
erected thereon and The right OF iaeing The Canal
boud!no street. quantity OF water equal TO fifteen inches
square, ana OF continuing tail the said lot
Tie Passac River through tie lot conveyed 10 John White
above stated.
There area building, upon the above lot First the Factory
winch OF brick with solid walls and slate OF stories
high with attic, and 81 feet and inches wide by 100 deep.
with wing attached IL feet inches he 10y q feet in
ches long th.ee stories high, used achac sop Office
and packing room There also attached TO the factory
the wheel house which is brick ard has been late
erected The wa;sr wheel and in perfect order hav
ing been lately put Up very considerable outlay Sec
ond, good story frame Iweng House suitable for
the occupation OF superintendent, and bis family. Third
frame building used cotton bouse, house ard
barn. Fourth brick bndisg story high AID "a
wide by about SO feet deep which be n factory
by list II having supply Of water power rom the larger
mill.
The water power connected with the above premises is
very great and sufficient for all purposes OF the establish
artificial! CaIa or BoudnG street, aud the factory and otb
er buildings in good order. The establishment. is wei
snted 10 cot,on or WOODEN factory any other mechan
cal employment requiring power and possesses ad
vantaS.s OF location, &c. seldom with.
There viii ao be sold at the tune par; Of the Ma
chery factory, par,ieDlarsot which viii be given
on the day OF sale or can be earaed application
subscrber Part OF the purchase moaey may remain ON
bond and mortgage for a term Of years.
The sale will be made by James " Miller X Co Arc
oneers, and will positively take place The day above
stated il is made u close trust For c.her particulars
apply to CHARLES F.. BUTLER, Trustee, &c
New. fork. March ID, iea3. No. 2 Hanover st.
MO 2taWi7iNdtl7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

"A STUkE SO PEARL STREET.
E%%;; To e, from The ls of May next, the lower Floor
I1i ear OF said Store. te1eIds from Pearl to Stone
street. and has occupied nu5,r CT as DRY
Goots Store INQUIRE j. LAMB No. u Merchants E1
change wuisreel, or of EDWARD COOK, No. IS Pearl
S,-e,t MI Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

ss@ GARDEN GRoUND-To be leased
- for the term OF years, about 80 Of land at
Harlem, in lots sui! gardeners. Apply 10 CHI T. Osborn,
,i7 Mulberry Il mic 2w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
FRSflN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE


i COMPANY of NEW-YnRK-T company hay
ing undred applications fer LIE IN uraucr the
premiums which up yards of thirty three thousand
dollars wi ernni or lives upon The Mutual fn.
cpe nj their Office. No "A Wall t. Persons may elect
insurance with this Company thcir own lives or the lives
OILERS, amt either the whee duration of e or Tor
limited period.
The terms insurance favorable as those oil any
similar institution in The United States.
The profits Of the business OF his Company Will ne
divided among insured in proportion 10 tue amount OF
preo.iu paid by them BY provision in the chattr the
liabilities OF the members exenc farther Than The amount
OF the respective premiums paid by them
TRUSTEES:
Morris Robinson David C. ColGen Dennng Duer,
Jacob Harvey Rosert afip,urn RUFUS l.. Lord
MORTIMER Livingston John D Van aeursn Thee. Sedgwick,
Robert C. Cornell stacy g. Collins, Joseph Blunt,
John w LeaylL Jacob r. Graud, H. J. Anderson,
James Campbell. James S.wadsworth, William Moore,
r. Van Rensseaer, Z-beGee Cook, lr Couv WI hs,
Jonathan Miller. John L. PruyH, Fi'z g. Hai-ck,
Thomas ". O.co,l, Robert Schuyler, c. l. Livingston,
r. Romeyn Beck, John e. CTuger, Rch.V. DC Wiz
Alfred PelI, Gitecn IlaN ley, James j. ring
SAMusL HsNNAY. Secretary mis- Il
MISTcsN FosT, NJ. D Physician to the Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
XATINDoW SHADES.-.WINnon

- v ASHtDESt-Ffe Subscribers respecffrHv -. s.
their friends AID the pshc that, having leased se a..
store, No.! Sprdce stceet, a few doors from Mas
NE noT prepared 70 execute all orders for Pairdnz ~
description, with Eestness economy and despatch
All s!nds Of Sign Painting done in style sct nh.
passed by any other establishment Gold Signs x,,,
Boards always on hand. s5a
tanners, interior Decorations and Transpsrercirs
order Delns furnished and executed Ia csopero, sS.
Specimens Of pork car always be and resesrn@
by calling AZ TIE ahase place. s'es
They have 5n k:nc ard are constantly rnsnnf,.,,.,
Transparent Decorative Window Shades. Strsnysr -
city, Keepers o. hotels saiooas pa5le places Of sss G
families, can s,~1ys be supplied win Shades of The be,
scrp:ioS nc warranted The assortment csnsiszs ~
dii Italian landscapes, Wild Visne;tes. French y !
figncttes ard t:aseste Centres, Scrptural yews p
Sse.e., and Gothic Landscape Centres Tin,efn Az
All kinds OF Siases, matter bow ditien are uar.s
4 superior style a. tnis establishment
Taey would likewise cali the attention OF the puSi, :.
most splendid Gothic SLase got up n good sly e ..s
Tauied 20 please.
The trade generally supplied on liberal terms
TRAININGS furnished and Shades dYed If required
III SARrOL & Or AStTSv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
HRiNNELL, MINTURN & co, i

RiNNELL, MIN IUlsN q CU, "a
4 South.sreet, offer for sale English Sheahing Cop
per-lC0 cases from Il 10 81 OF.
Swedes IRON 60 tons, well assorted.
hin PIa;es-20O boxes, assorted.
TRY Pots--2i Try Pols l40, leo and 1870 gallons.
Gailego Fiour--l,2 200 bals. fresh
Rio Coaee--2,tt 90 bags prime Green
faYsna s,ugar--5oG boxes Brown.
Havana Sngar-5Go boxes White.
Russia Dnck--501 pieces "a and 80 inch.
Russia Ravens Dnck-Se0 pieces.
e Russia Boil Repe-l50 coils assorted sizes
Russia Diaper:-5o bales.
Russia Crasi--25 bales.
RUSSIA Sheetiegs-29 bales brown
Elorette Paper--l0 bales, entitled 10 deoent1Ie. j,
nInider,-2o ca ks prime Ombro.
Iyory-5O prime Teeth and SEQ Scrvelios
Chinese Soy-50 jars; 20 cases Chinese Vermllion
+. l. Rbubarb-20 cases. so cases Lac Dye
Ear,heuwaie--3 crates superior Tea Sets.
Olive Oil--1D pipes.
Cand!rs-S00 boxes Sperm, assorted
Winter Ol-l,OG gallons unbieacbed.
Chslk-sOe tons; 800 tons Steamboat Coafs.
Also an asserimsn. OF China Silks, viz
White Ponger,--20 cases 80 inch.
White PoRgse Hdkfi-5 cases
White Figured Ponger Hdkis-5 cases
Crimson Figured P0ngee HGkfs-5 cases
Grape Shawls-2O cases, embroidered, various faesa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

A To LET.--ln Dean street, near
S.S5 Smith street, Brooklyn the splendid three story
hDasr ised ia The best manner with lots OF gr md
attached Also coach house. stables, &c variety OF the
mos; choice srare vines Also, several ruit trees with
vel and pump Of excellent spring The premises
Tbs property wei calculated Tor the accommodation OF
respectable family, wbou, il viii be let year or
more on acc mcaota,iug terms, ny applying 20
mo JOSEPH McMURRSY. leo Pine 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
EpALDNESS and Loss of Hair is causes

E.F.iLDASLNF'J fi1e 11OS5 0t TUT 10 CdUSts
bva want Of healthy aciion of The vessels wb5a
hInw OF The precipitation from tie head When these We,
ses are weak or diseased the respiration is thick AZ,
cian.,nv and adheres the nions OF the pores, and M
hpn no and dries end forms scuri or dandrud. Less h
is ke carried roots OF the hair and for want OF
the hair aas not sufficient nonrnhmsn, and conequra
becomes dry aud bnrsh, and begins nsesb!y 10 al Il
which cpu,;nune 10 increase eventually produces badpe
Restoe The capillary vessels OF the hair TO their ior
healthy crcrlalior, and fine silky new hair vii! make
appearance which will increase IN quantity and vo1Ie
mi The hair becomes thick and healthy.
syues Hair Tonic is the only preparation that has era
beeu known to produce new Hair on Bald Heads, wh1h
has done IL inGuEerabse instances ana Will seldom tau
properly aud pcrsGveringly used
r. ep6rcd onIyby Or. JAYNE, No. sos Broadway. 2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
7E1HE, WHOLE WORLD sHoULu

fENHE WHOLE WUKLD SnU1 o 4
knoy il tia. Dr. JAYNE'S EXPECToaaiNlI ". y
certain cure fer asthma and that for coughs coa .sb
er disease Of The Lungs throat II Is sore 30 pf9pSe
most decided benefit !, is recommended by Mo srS
who haze ;rjet il, and all say thar il Is The pss
without any exception, for all Pulmonary Diseases W.
been known, s!ways give relief, and eates -"
every other nseans have taied. ~ .,ss4
Prepared only by DR.. D. JAYNE, 20 South 80
Philadelphia, and M SOS Broadway, NeW-Yoia saSiu
ha1..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

IS Peck Sip, corner OF SCUM sI!tet
TIE ROSCIUS sails from Liverpool on The 18TH OF may
af1.ding to persons wishing 10 send icr ihet tehs w
rnr,e onpsrIupy OF having them brought IN her or any
ri be rcrsr line on reasonable iers and those wiSnns
70 remit aoney can Fave drafts for any amount on
demand in all the principal loves OF "reat 6'ia'n 0"u
Ireland ,,-1 .ua .h.pos
rms 51r sa on TIE I6i!, OF priL .oI+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
yNTIII.TAM HEARN. 204 Kowerrr,, !.

NNTlLLIAM HEARN, 204 Bowery. h.
tween Prince and Spring SITS offers for sale bis ss
OF Dry Gets ~ prices much below tie ssuaraes f t
for The r,. rose o: entirely, closing I-od ring
E,gli ard Domestic Caitcoes ro Cd 20 Is Cd %, Var,
~ FrerSh DO bSt
a. Fine Scotch and English GiRghams, lisa
4 Figured Tagotls. IS
Rich Fou.ura SiltS IS and (, .
FINE blacS. white and sla,e Cotton Hose Is I'd and Is G.
LADIES' KID Gloves ) Cd hest quality, IS Cd Ard 4 81
par.
Gen.'en,en's do iSto Is
White Fannel--all wool-ls Cd, superfine imported. 4
81 s3d Is
Grape Lisses s. Colored Bonnet Lawns. q per yard
Hal silks, IS AIT, IS cd, Taria;an SILKS, s. per sert
French SiouSelse se Lanes, plain, printed and ,;ch s
broitered, 8 6.i IL As per yard. q
Rich Wstered Hat Ribbons Is Sd per yard.
Flee black and biuehlack BombaZnes, Is and IS rer ~
Cross Barred aad other Nuslins, Saaws Scsrf3 Cnn,
parasois and SUI shades, kc at very low prices.
Shawis herinosS, Ct7aks ana osaer Eau Goods, et,
reduced prices.
The whole stock for sale wholesale. mhls?s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

- TO LET-A K DOM, Bedroom, Pan
WmS try, Closet &C., suitable Tor small family. Rem
io~ and poss. sson given Immediately Also, others viii
possession on thu fir,t OF May next Inquire OF
mi I'm J. LOCKE 81 Ann street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

+a=A TO Lt,T-A Grocery and Feed Store.
IL Apply on the premises. SAG Third Avenue.
Ase-Hoorns in 9th street. Apply as above. Possession
given Immediately, # required. ml8 iVH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
u,HF NEW MIRRoR.-Au the ar

erazgessn,s ior the pabieaton OF this new ps11
odicsi heng now completed, The FIRST NUMB En-
viii be rIssued oil SATURDAY MORNING, the egnta.
of April next Each number viii be adorned WIN aA
ORIGINAL eTcHIsG STEEL, By }. G. Chapman ins ~
ing the leiter.press will contain sixteen
pages, enclosed in neat cover Those VINO 81 ~
receive The work from the OF The voinnie
and thus secure complete viii all the embel shrlsn
fa- cniy limited edition will be pria,ed) can do 50 oy
leaving directions the Office O; publication No ann
street GEAR Broadway 6 Nassau coraer OF BECK
mans City Subscribers viii have The paper left oy car
riers arG 10 those residing distance il will be ior"a 'c
ed By mail with the Utmost regularity TEREts, TasEE
DOLLARS per annun, invariably in advance New oFh
M,,cL ~ ,e.a GEORGE P MORRIS,
;ct,,e Editor and Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
sM VALUABLE REAL ESTATE 70,

Eft VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for
In. sale at private sale.-The subscribers Offer at
SALE all that valuable property situated in the town
snip of Micdlelown Monmouth Csunty New-Jersey con-
aiun1 about l00G acres OF Land, as follows. TO wit:
/. The Lloyd Farm containing about Three Hundred
Acres which will be sold all together or cut SO as TO make
two farms of about $50 each-each having
abundance OF Mari on il, and suffciency of Weed.
2. The Farm lately belonging Joseph Van Mater Sen
deceased, containing about six Hundred Acres. This
property be advaIageousy divided into hive or six
Farms, and will be sold in whole or in part-anl is well
Wooded.
3. The MIL Property, containing about Twenty Acres.
The Nj is in FIRST repair, situated extensive pro-
ducing grain region, has but little competition and IS do
ing 4 very prosperous business.
The woe property situate in the heart OF the IRos Ter
tile township in the county Of Monmouth and is well worth
the attention OF capitalists persons wishing permanent
residence, lies within about three or four miles OF sleep
navigation Shrewsbury River and about six miles from
the ourisbng village OF Key Port, where STEAMBOATS, ply
daily 10 and from New-York.
u Terms will se easy, great part OF the purchase
money bond and mortgage said property
Any person wishing 10 view said property will be shows
the same by calling either OF the subscribers living
the premises Productive property in the city OF Brooklyn
New York will be taken in part payment For further
particulars inquire of 81 DUMONr. 81 Walsueet New.
York, or of JOS VAN MATER,
HOLMES VAN MATER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

ia TO LEa'-The basement ofthe large
store No. Spruceseet and possession given lgl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

AA TO LET-The second story of the
ka!El. building no. Spruce.slree. Apply 10
- T. McELR iTH, TribuHe Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

.agA TO LET-The new building No. 5
- NF r. McELRATH Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

lsgA TO LET-Severai Offices in the Fri
- - T. aicELRATH, Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

II Tfe Caraiuai Po,si OF Controversy between
the Church Rome ard tue Protestant Hugh Church-On
Friday Morning will be published An Inquiry into
the Merits the Reformed Doctrine o! mpnati0n, con
asted with those Catholic ImpntatiOn, &c &c, with
Miscellaneous Essays on Catholic Falth: BY 1ansfugh
.y ingson. ESQ., recently member OF the Protestant.
Episcopal Church; preceded by insroducnn written
expressly for the work by the X Rev Bishop Hnghes.
mo CASSkRLv l. SONS, 1o5 Nass;u-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

ia HOTEL-Fo sale, Lease or Let, the
iMa well established Hotel situaies the conner Of
and Duane streets, New York, known as the Sbak
speare HoeI be disposed of, and very atvan
tageous For pariicu lars inquire the premises
abraham Rsmsen, Esq. Wallabout, wli;aG!sbursh;
by letter ). A. Co.'s, Esq Post Ohce Brooklyn;
r v. X smsen, no. Wall street. between the hours OF II
II O'Clock. mi lwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

Ia TO LET-Workshops of variou:
$; sizes, best lighted of any in the city, aad rent low
Possession given iws>edatey. inquire OF
mi I'm j. LOCKE, 81 Ann street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

ga TO LET.-rwo houses in Jones ST.
uGGI near Blocker street. Apply tn
nc JOSEPH McM MURRAY 100 Pine St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

WARD TO LET-The Coal Yard No.
"a l5s Monroe st. Apply to Williams / Ferguson No.
tlak & y ,,,tp DUG,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
To MANUFACTURERS

lease or for sale, f,voTahle terms, or Tor &
ior Fam ibis city, tie two eve soFy oa, ~
purpose. ApS!y II l4o Nsssausses %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

A FOR SALE in the City of Newark,
NJ IA House and q Of Land, situated in
ou, road street, No. IT, The House Is feet 'front.'
ard 50 deep l large Plaza in the rear, and well nished
throughout Also good stable fruit trees, &c., attached
10 the premises For further particulars apply TO Nichols,
n, I,,o ,,-er,;sps l0ftMlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23
- EII / INE LIVERPOOL PACK

~ ETS-Packel OF the 18Th OF MaTeh-The sp1ieS3,
49, did, well known, fast sailsg packet ship @
Gus CAPTAIN Collins ~il sail positively as ABOVE nsi
rsgciar day The ships of his line are all LOW tocs ba
then and upwards. anl the. accommodation 10, Tao
s,nrir 10 aoy other line packets For passage cary
anpIica,ion should be made on beard, or 10 ,,,ncr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

u Dr. Starltweather's Eaepntic Elixir. :
CERTIFICAI hS-InpOrtnnt TrstlG,opy.--H farther
proof CURED 10 establish the hc The nes,imsbe
value OF DR.. Sarkweahers Hapalic Elixir The following
communication from The Hon. Samuel w King, Governor
oflhe State Rhode Island, conains adequate testimony
snbs;anae beyond dispute and mus, put entirely at
the dea that this potent remedy clissed witt, br
many useless and dangerous nostrums wtch palmed
open public merely Tor The sake o, gain Please read
following nmpncaed 10 tne undersigned
by his ExceercY, under date Ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

U Mr.. S, a literary character, lately wrote to
one of his friends g An impudent fellow called me
rascal; don't wish to make disturbance, but
deter mined 70 inquire of you what you are in the
habit OF doing ia such cases"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

IL A DOCTORS OFFICE 20 Let
A has bees occupied such for seven years Apply
~ 10 fiuisonst few south Of Capals; mis- Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

AA OFFICES To LEI.-in store 6!
49, ''0H'i '"e' JosRgPa McMURRAY 100 Pine st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

were surprised to bear cries proceeding as from
under a snew-drfl on the sidewalk. Shovels were
soon procured, and at last negro ~as discovered
digging for daylight from cellar, which he hao
no sooner discovered than he inquired, % Is the
end come 7" On being assured it had not, he re-
piled, thought it was, by go-h, and they hac
forgo. dis saint altogether" Brooklyn News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

" EHzors.-A ai &c assostaent comprising NIL the
latest patterns of the NEST celebrated makers sold al
ceedinsy prices, hs following tefnS SHOULD
hey prove satisfactory after trial OF one week they
wn be exchanged t.em money returned, at -. SaUS-
DERSS, Inventor OF the Metallic Tablet, l63 Broadway
n,22
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06
1,roRrAxr IMPROVEMENTS ~ TIE MAyUrAc-

IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS II TIE MASuFAc-
TIRE OF IRoy-AIessrs Campbell, Ellison y
Co. the liberal and enterprising PropFletors OF
Mount Vernon Furnace in Lawrence County
have recently put into practical operation new
and important Improvement for the purpose OF
generating the steam necessary 10 blow a piast
tufnace and also to heat the blast TO any degree
REQUIRED, without the use Of any ytasl.
The improvement consists III placing the boilers
immediately over the tunnel head. The boilers
arc forty feet long, and extend far enough o'eI
the tunnel head to rest securely or the walls Of
te stock, SO as 10 allow room Tor the Tree ehPtii
slcn Of the inwall. a fue extends and carries
the fame from the tunnel head, the entire iengih
or tbe boilers at the end of which it passes INTO
=, ovon for heating the blast and thence escapes.
The oxen is the one commonly used at blast iur,
naces for several years past, and does not nee1
anv description The blast, after passing through
tho oven. IS conveyed through line Of cast lroh
nires lonq the side OF the boiler t}re, and IS e1,
nosod 70 the fame Wen 1T reaches the tunnei
hood i js ther conveyed N castlron pipes through
tho tack between the nwall and circle wall TO
Tho 1veer. The experiment has proved to the
s,t;sf,ct;on Of the most skeptical that the heat
nat cscanes from the tunnel head is more than
Sufficient to generate the steam necessary to blow
tho furnace and in addition, the blast is heated
~ . much more intense degree than by the ola
,oo+hod. = larre number of the practical IRON
masters Of Lawrence County nave oeen eye VII
1,csscs If the experiment since 1t went INTO prac-
;il.,,l operation. and all concur IN It's Importance
and usefulness IN melting ore. CINCINNATI Uaz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06
Fnr The Tribune
THE FOURTH OF JULY.

I i
TIE records Of the Past unroll,
or Gallant deeds IN battle done,
A,5 trace upon the brilliant scroll
The tale of war, and Freedom won,
In those dark days of blood and strife,
Columbia struggled for her life,
A nation's love has set apart
THIS dav to memory Of the Past
And proudly in a nations heart
These memories rise distinct and fast
While PRAYER and martial pageantry,
Deyo.e this day to Liberty
On every sca-by every shore
Our s,ag.ht fac waves high and fres,
And loud above the Oceans roar,
Is head the Trump of Liberty
All. brgh. DER Tyranny's dark grave,
Hopes star lights up the Western wave
On Liberty this hallowed day
Thy name is heard from every tongue;
Rich offerings on thy affairs lay,
With gar!ands bright thy courts are hung
And waving III the morning light,
Clean pennons streaming far and bright.
Not In the monarch's gorgeous hall,
Not in the warriors brilliant train,
When clarion's sound at Victory's call,
And pluudits hush the cry of Pain,
While nolding piumes, and banners red,
In cruel MOCK wave DER the dead,
But in the low and peaceful cot,
Where man unt.ammeId, happy, dwcis,
Tyrants unknown, and chains forgot,
The song Of Freedom fearless swells;
There rise the puans OF the Free,
To bless thy name, oh Liberty.
We hear thee IN the whispering tones
The sportive wind bears o'e- the PLAIN,
The billowy realm the ocean OWLS
Repeats tiny nau:e from main to main;
HILLSIDE and stream their voices raise,
And tune their notes to sound thy praise.
Oh dearest boon on man bestowed.
Thou sunlight TO the daring heart
Thou guide along rich Learning's road
Thou nurse of Science and of Art.
This Joyous day, our millions free
Devote 10 glodness God, and thee.
a shout DER free Columbia breaks,
4 shout that sweils nations breast:
The wild North hears-te sweet South wakes
And rings with joy the wood-clad West,
From mountain top-by plain and sea
Ascend the anthems Of the Free.
The soil by frcemen nobly won,
Is freedoms habitation still;
Oh! guard j, great and holy One,
From foreign and from civil i'll;
The hand that won our battles for US,
Oh! be it ever round and DER US!
Accept, oh God! nations prayer,
Accept the heartfelt of''rings given,
Thanks for Thy kind, untiring care;
Thanks for Iich fields, and smiling heaven
Happy, on Free6on's soil we live,
Ours are the thanks that freemcn give.
As changeless as the truth of God,
May this tiync.honored day return,
TO light the green and blooming sod,
Where freedoms quenchless affairs burn,
Let ceaseless lhanks ascend to Thee.
Our God !--Thc God OF Liberty!
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