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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

IAYNE'S EXpECTORANT.-Ih Medicine
y has already proved srf be sill thar mas b-n recon-.
,nsn- By fho4- sho hsr y fsr esI "a nj, entrT
aud he drn aad daily: We have a,t ssrd II IA
,n.pr en- ~ OF Asthma which has b~~u rrct~d By The
m n m urfghbof,Eg iGwa:thr WA Ina: 0! I,aair
,bo had ba iJr long Iim- aai- the carr oi Sh .aeAa
-, ~ .y,d 10 ri,rf aud hr considered hof
i-s. A. l.s, .he YurchA'Ta e"ss a IAf MS
r-,a c-t..i 10 rossh aea rspidly r-storng h-r
h-,Iih h.,- no saylGs that this pr-FsraI
Of ~ Iaa. Tor 81 cOGShs eotha iafurnLa asf1Iaa
cGatpa kr i, saaahl- un--Giar oticrrd Ia -
Arp~r;-sY nslic There qHaea~TJ sbOh' ItDT Jaya~
- oar e III ne kiIlfHl psseiIstag physsciAs flHsY
rta and wbr-yrl hi, FTrsrstioas hs'e bed tho
t,Se ~ ookea ar zrrai pabi'e s-a-tac'as
SoosEs< tSir-} Journal.
prpafed oalg 81 Dr. JAYNE, a5 Broad~ AZ Nes.iofs
S' - = . - " " ~ a. it<grps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

u Mr. GL,ppoN, i, will be- seen by an adver-
,semca,. commences. series Of Lectures on
Esyp, this evening, at Niblo's, He clqualitied
so peak upon ,hi. subject, and will present much
matter OF instruction and curious interest.
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RFFfNED stGNR

RI, L0"tsT upcoIu cast
I{'DDI~Il 4 WDGI.~II coniinur Ia s.!l
W r .tpn'i,rd qn,,, nlai Re6,rJ sn,t At ,a.il
Lowest Gosh Pu,r, nam.
lli utrui, ~ pound. Wlwu t.. .ui Ess lsfk,. %,
s,t-j. 20 o do Be- chssrri hill - poDad
., d~r,d. TO- Do DO Ni,ouI
Tl., pha,r packed -. follow,
Lave, = "a b.ll-, ,-Jund,,
Pow d~fr,i 10 10 - 20 do !
Arr, - lhr New-iok P,r.nt S.tg Rsio-rr ,onirf ~
South and N"grsome,5 - - Val, sitr.-f.
Y u Ord. To-, accom-. ..it- BIZ -.
nlI5 fus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

INTEREST OK CITY ST0CKS.-The interest
On the s,osks ri C'rr Of NV OK de- or ~ rs!
car OF May viii b. yaid o. tsa' DAY ~ coraeAas
e- pa nasn-fi4Ia rie city hls ocr ~ Llss SaGk
Of III Stair Il Nv Th tra1ssI books VIII y e'o-ea
"a D p fLLiANSOS 1Hr Tsilsy.
I,,,r.,roILrf, OEes Wv y5rk N,Iet - Isl ia u IAh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

plar- ul e"nhdcnce thu mad by Martha m
lin ha known her the viii chechul'i
particulars relation her thor. Mln! nN
mish farth"f information Sr. fLi/ABETH
Sunar Of the Roman ,tholt Oran lam frincr street
New YORK Drl'. II. 1884,!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

,,,,, Y.,p ppt<rtSt. OFFICE
TktBj NJ JOB mi y 49,
- StSSti-Sl NJ ?
y. sia y s,.~e1a s,so~ B,Il,.
,r,,, tsse, = - - o.
E,r,,ef spt>e s',rsS. tss-sflS.
81 ... ,>ss,,-, 81 ~ rrHtsa. y 81 >''.
..--er--,.,,.,,.. IA. f.iS
t,a,
uuss.-l s4:s ihs :, : : S..'e - N.Y.. ~ ts,.,
y>fEN INS>f Z I NlsI Al e .o&t1ss 90 - 80
/. - X. Soc sta tay tacf' fNNrsted is'v-
= -, ,,.,.S4,nall
- ~ =. ,6a>s .si " IL Aaasn iast.isiSs sss.Iy
~. - Inv sys41H nrNsr,ts q teli SsIs' $500 - A.
il, 81 ,,,.z. t,-nuY~ Nerrhssd1r sna
~ ,t. ,iaS ,snAss~ By frr IN ess
nlh:p IA. y "a Al s..ee,
rr,,r, 49,, ~ - !, M n I1a;,,ttary
TIT. ''' !" m - S,ur,,s a xs2hh { ssnsAay
.ai,ai ns,i.,Si"n.
Rtn~si,. urra W.. ''t, 5sr' ccs,. L.~reaS~
jab ba' >,a',5, a' \ i.''0 S s ..hss~ W.l.
Jt~SFh VlrnHm Ftn",nf FUCKER t'l n e NJ
D., al ,.+- N-,s> u. B-aasIs, GIN ID. VETS
,Ish u Hsl,le3 William " IniH ts. N.Y. $50 49,
E.nI> Fsteglr, S,,ru.',ye S---
,,sr\~t m, ySYN,Sfril wy f=or1I9n, Of New
u -of', M y " III ~ -, karn,tss.
y. ~, fSsif t,rseSS ~ rS ,n rsos~s sre"'n' .,
nrrrcrox.,
en,ri,> Town. C. = W Sodhali JON 80
IN per:s t.oa's E,ntk- t'N' -
|(it,srii ~IF'HliS, > y VI Afntiis Ill
1c,'sg hlS Mn. Whli-wrIshs. K "; oa.>"e"'
y, Sklilm, NJ. |, Msnh, iosi JN9issoe'
K Pax, . Ant-o SNsna wst
\ W. thi~,rii. JtD Al h.ssrfsk Siiss ~ w.
1ls,1'p' .>n'honr. Dv'isl 's-,y, P p, y -.
CHARLks TOW ~ fr'''aSai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

N,rh Coull itas Ii.- family III la tlirtern 't
md hereby thu n,' bv hers u ~
correct. Mrs. MARY Is. iLUh ID.
No. cat Broad N"~arE y }.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

fI'O SCHOOL COMMITTEES. PARLAI>,
60 svrrst Gradual u D,ft1pJlt, alL-s -r.r,
-mp1ysn,rtt T.Aevr g. 80. fh.i'i yessi
schools, p"tlie nd Fri' .ir, a'li, git str
ash IN" Ssfi.ftctcrF t-.f'ninif5i- eify i
srAhp Aad III 'anPus f~qu,sts o iih,suS i st'ni 30
s'Turfnr situation ia The ii sit4t5 N4ij p p-i-t
r-r Pi~-s- sifar-s D,nnlouth Ibusr Oh ~ ttif, f.
The I2rh ,a., s..sIs-
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All"rmln .o,i Wanl

lh,re con6drnc~ r- representation, mad. BY Martha IN.
ELIJAH +. Pt'RDI,
Alderman .o,i, Wsrl II liz city II New *
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

% The Lectures of Prof. WiSEs upon the
Civil Pohty Of the Hebrews. which were received
si,h such generul favor in Philadelphia where
they were heard with pleasure by DC. Bethune,
D.. Barton and other eminent scholars, are to be
spes.ed in this City at the Society Library The
it.t will be delivered this (aioaday) evening. We
tel sure they Viii be highly Instructive and sa,is-
siory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

uAYUEN'S PREMIUM PEN$.-A Silver
Medal Az ,r,r-i Hst len for HE ,ty, serior
Pen. bs The American Institute II, i,l Far Tia oo''n-
h,y" rh"rn th Pftren,' and % hest account
nd many II Nh, pu.is iD'titoB Wi! otl,sf fra
Tho ht,. ua3i tft.l tho hi-l,r>t .httuuh and
tury>, h '1n'ij D. ~ TIC county Tlc trade up
p.d At IA, Nrnaile uuef. Guse,s b, Ia i4.hls.
J. p n tNDFN Plat >tre.t
also Tor oi'naG ochG md counting .h,uss lnj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

" HrDsos on Tuesday elected two Wing Su-
tervisors, a Wing Common Council, &c, losing the
Mayer on local feul. Last year, almost all Loco
The Wings have gsined four Supervisors in Co
Iunbia County, so ia, as heard from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

~ The Loco.Focs General Meeting At Tam
MANY Hall on Thurdas evening resolved that
RCBERr SMITH is q man
.wboSe sole object appears &c hsve been The ataulrsnes
r.diydua! wealth and which has all OCCASIONS been
uh,rfyenI 10 tbs Rrlstoctacy Of power"
Mechanics of New York opponents of the
State Prison Monopoly is the above fair and
,us, character of Rossay SMITH IF ps may be
thu. asssiIed, who among you may be deemed
worthy Rerei the Islander at the Polls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

sANDS'S sAtstrhRIlLt Will also remote uri frf-
m,nrntly disease. hasn ri ongin IL Az inprr tr 90
i. blood ~, ,r,tc. condition. ii general rf9N
Scr5lna kIps' E!,l IA ~ ,ar'gHs hn, itf.1r
iI,m, kTuItiDns. Doi.r Bile 'H'
Pn.ul. the ftr- chronic Sow -, RlngAa't 10 -
tor Scli Head infringement and tho h"h-' 'Hd "t'
stubborn lc-f,. lnif'c ,yPua Gt"'. tl'"- g'ih 90
nIudc,op- Nrreny, ru,t- dsrns"'o~oi' "t "'hf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

NORWICH AND WORCESTER RALRoAD.-The
Duectsrs OF this road, meeting held thi. week.
voted to acccp, the loan from the Worcester and
Boston Railroad Company, TO enable them TO sA-
tend their road six miles, to Aliens Point. The
extension will cost about 800 900. and be compile
led BY September or October This is q valuable
Improvement, and will enable boats to reach the
terminus OF tho road at all seasons of the year, as
ne water very deep at that point, and the river
,rycr obs rue ted with ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10
PAPER WAREHOUSE


I,YRIS w FIELD, al tulloir street, New
~ York constantly supplied from son,e Of hs best
the ts,sr.n sal Middle Stairs with large apd
superior Of PArfRS AMI Is prepared TO ,nrr,
Stsronsrs Printers Manufacturers aud Country Merchants.
advantageous any other house "a hi. iym!S Ia
lanes G; MOFFET, LII Prlnce.st. Newly York.
u has hand and Offers for sale Wholesale and retail Of IN,
lowest market prices
German Silver IL different rh, kns surrd article.
Sheet Brass. ,io 30 do
Pla-r>' Bras, do ID
ioop-r, Bra, Pal F.,rS ,nd Rire'
,ahrella PaIlsul ana Shade f,nn,urrhch he
equal an in lha United Sar5 AID II his m,uuft'-
nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

know Marlha lnnlu and have known oil her -iins al,
nrss. jobs DUBOIS Bishop If Ne" Y0rk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

CLASSICAL TEACHER WANTED-M a
= Bo,rfns echo9 Gr Boys, The Hudson River, about
mills New York Applicants ~ competent To
prrEarr pupil, -"tr the Sophomore las at Coumh''
lirr III, satisfactory testimonial. OF
character & viii b. rrJuir,d Applications with tc>nlo-
p,i>. VIII D. c,"l and information given b II Norris;
Anil lTti AZ lw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

RlLLlNItJ ROOMS. WIN li,eor,is celrbrarcd
- itln eI.. end N,rli 7 dbl " 4. Al. ST. >, GlFni
B[%si" - ',nins the ol{nre, ~nec kALPh Bk%JA-
vi y VII = happy So. Lis il,qI-. f,hle. fyrsslr
y B.--It,csr to.ms contain Et,ITFS TtD.es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

TMPDRTANr.-l silver tn'fpan >1ilsert
L JAMES - MOEFET. ~ rnurt >lrst, <.,Ss OH, oil
frrS Too sale holni- ,nd retail o lbs nj GeTmin Sirr.
a The low c.t u,aTArt pIi,rs.
Ia consequence II manufacturing lie article hin. be
warrant ,u-of any h,, country
AID fully ~Iu,l L. rEl, imported ni ~ Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

Prepared u odd at Ito,a.. r md fr~rport!uoo
y A. b SANDS GO. Ne. ~ Bead% 49, l'','nii' b',!d'
mr. rurr Of Clr,,,t.rs .'r-r \e,s- Also odd D
A. S.nds p,ugzi,'s. - - 'H'i loo Fnii@n A. Da'd
s,nI. b. Fa.f Bf.,dvIy. u MAJ ~ str~t,
md b. p.rsst,t. g-i..ry throughout '!- n,rd stnt"s-
prr- y I-r letfl~--aiI br.itir, tor >
Nnrr-r~ arigiu,i ,Iru.it, MAJ l. ''"u hy calling n
a,,r ,i.J- W. rs BfotdN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

4 GENTLEMAN ana his wife. who will furnish
their apartments. Board with room and pantry
M i,i"d 'ith I-ctabl family VIII" will not Tho
fr,t ct Nav. BE- III. std. ii the try,
Nlnilm-,'. \ la. addressed s. lribun. oifc.
terms which be moderate, location &c VIII b.
If-,.,,i,,! 10,
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,TooTH.AcHE-TooTIl,AcHE-'rhrpun public

haynis irnce,l the stFaoinsry vowers Of thu On
entail u- ot The Styi~urh tsatGr.s lno family,
which anaby Too'hachr stns-
shrf.- sound npu- tcbi htY. rlcusy, iy
led whti- ehr htch-I prrri~r and
cpuuird,fer. 81 g"cihr af'Ar iai die the hath thai
thrin Over 800 lii-s iiDur have b,-'u .nrd ~
trouble ey-il>. lls teeth
~ b. had ,h!} 2;2 k,tHst ioof tie Dus
Pnrc .nly 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

BOARDING WANTED-By a Young man, in a
- family wher their oihe! boaTdrs b.
Prince aud Canal .irr~ west OF Broadway Address,
alinG which b. low, {. O. At the Tnbrnc Of
nr- a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

g 500 WANTED, on bond and mortgage,
c.cOO On un,ncumhcr"d aud Productive property
this CITY uorh tr-hr that Particular, nipple
mi atlsiscloN rs-ct may L. l~Iucd BY appy
10 EDWARDS &FAiERWEiGtiERI n Liberty =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

In know N,r,h, Conn and h-er- what she This
document IL br i-rectly True JOHN row tR.
VICAR GrSgP,i al Nrn-l oES.
Rrtfurut ~. Peter, hnTch
Gwen AZ N.w iolk tin, iithd,s "i Dcccml~r, 1872
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

o00 CASKS OF LIME, 81 good qaalify 20
oUO Casks of North Riyt, Lime.
I'm barrels Of good ii ydItnic cnicn'.
no hid, OF rusIarkrd Linz, tor
Any part Will h. sold exchanged erocri,ey dy
goods, cockcry, harlwet, hollow ,c clII- tnntuf-
,,.p candles AdiI,.s BARTER, al thu office
Ia. II huu. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

NILK FEfNGE> AND GIN Ps-Inot rrcstyed,
s l,.,.rir.nf ,,c o"rr-l Ani btck ~iia tfnss.
aud Cin. ~t. p ri iiI ,ry silk Batt"n,, SIX Frog,
, 1r ttn-a, l,r I1tla, dr-.s.s i,it- tud ebiirra,
.fs and i,t H. y Gloves. Dr,., 10th fr i,tl~s urrr
,lr-,. i,,s ale los, = " MORRISON
.JGf' 80 Brn.dsayr opposite Nihin',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

4 LADY wishes Ia dispos. OF Select School
and th- fixtures Of School-ronm, the y. w part
hr ,ny lady !rs,L"n> teaching viii do
wrli avg4v Immediately tO L. =. J Park p. O. az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

it,~r, larr S-crrt,ry,
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I1TANTED-A Situation bv good Cook wi,I,
~ good r-f-r-nc--. Ari,lr % Sn Tolk-. - ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

BOAR DINti-From the ,irst Of Nav neNt-.t
- gentleman and hi. Lady lew
accommodated with plea, AID board TO Orchard
,fr-rf. R.irn.nc.S exchanged. I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

em ECONOMY AND fA,fiit - f1o@e
sz3 y T.. ,fs,if f..ol -a3F - e sab -
-. H. , s,pd~4 ~. redns geri '7s - -tr
- IT,, a. 4l,.s ~ lis - - 4.
~ ,sr- ~, N sifEs, 4rss H. ,s1 2 f1ls.s -.
- ,s n ~ .abi is tho rf ssd
t-I - ,tt.-,f,s ise'l1-4 iLsS. c.ztssF
i,f a., III. HI. VI 10 -gf 1,tg l1is' Daisrt a. a. 20
-, 49, r,f- A s~a6ryts, = WIZ 81
- 60 - gssI.,fl, q. p4p4 J. ". AELLoG>j,
Tin 81 ~ C-as r.. e'so.s, q Tts2fsg.29
aT(,ST-4 slack aet'rr SIR A -,HtAble
800 rrysr4 VIII q. pad rcfzrsiHx 20 - W.isisaa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

ORNATE BOARD-A selection of Rooms may
be had superior finished three story hous- Wash
Iugton square small plivate family w thou chldren
, Address Unity sf thi. Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

The meeting was addressed by able speakers
IA inc greatest er.lhnaissm prevailed The cen
ga. a IL show that the Sixteenth Is VIDE AWAKE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

NEW PAPER HANGING, Window Shade
I 4 rl.1,ry tiou~-. Ne 81 Nsi,l-n l. tp-,
,.tfrt-T .,b>enh1r thks this method Of 1tofmls
e., .r5..rs and ta publ,r thar addition
49, I'D torr No q Maiden L,n-. they have oF~nr tt-
allow c,iab!,h"eui i3 M o~ttrr accommodation 81 is
--. and tbs especially ali h. want -
atcr- M thar cali aad thu essortneni b.
f1r- fufc h.,iuc -l>cw s-rr g.. p. X }. GRATAt AZ.
q Coanrry Merchants Landlords Afd Tenant
ticulasy ALI and ls.gr stock ot Erre
ssr Ana-cas Payer Hsaklnxs aud Transparent iado"
Shad-S. Sr 81 wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

WANTING EMPLOY MENT-tiiris, Men and
Beys city and country At the T-mTrfanc, One
3 Broadway bas-ulsnt. ~ il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10
ut.s.-.al sase in 80, oareS -, a..
yKE INStE \ ECL Al { o@tss sas ~

- ~ -. ,G,a>4 .ts WI, Anasn lasaiSi.Ss nss.I
o.. Ia ,,p ars5H ,rWsr 4 ieli lars sr go AZ
-, 81 -. t,-,fT~ sory> NerhssSiSr: $3.50 e.e7'
.gf,gaa II ,-r-vsv a. neas~ sr arre oa es
-. 80 " ali srect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

XAANTEI-By respectable Young man. sltu-
Clerk. adar-Ss John BsnS<
10y CRY Post Oshcr. IS 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

I DJk To n n HAIE
I/unrning sry' T. fasr- .t.oa1n -, ghs
yl.rt', I iin - Liif-. r..trl-.
sti,ir 1t ~ Ls,s.f",pI -f-,,t,- =
M dsfA i1..k. all a,.sOfr- i5. s.5.
.-rsN W'i"irssl. mi n-faii
WaIs.f STIR uiS door fr'r, bf,so.',
nnbT I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

CTN FTf + TNStsN ITCE Company Of Ne"
l. Sstk- OHc~ \o y W III s'r'"i-lr'arr sS''s 49,
,l.r 0y 6ry DIV ei,as uos.6 SE'~. t'asi, as ~
>l ma hs{r tsgsurS ~ r- snj tSoFe,t, err''1 =
- -.A..r-hlr ;rr1r, A. anN ,thcf ckhcx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

uYDR ArLIC. /. lNE-Cjrder, left ri box 50, Slr
Ii eiaaies Eseans, VIII proune '~n'ss" rrss
Il q AsIJAH SMITH. tie oaIy zaaas~'ersrs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

IN ANTED-A situation in store or rs an un.
w der Clerk counting house, b. who Is
with keeping and also by
double entry. Good testimonials, cha!artrt &c be
furnished. lie Will small irn,airon
hr>t. Pleas address !. z. NJ Tins ofhe-. 50 iw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

HANDSOME. FURNISHED apartments 70 let,
with full partial board, Whit-stre-r. gentle
and ih. single .sHemen-the latter preferred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

WANTED ON BOND AND NOR TGAGE-
5000 or stae on uu~ncumh-rri ponctivrf Properly IN
t" vicinity Of this city, worth SI3uQc lire addressed 10
H. II NJ ts Office requesting interview Sc Will b. at
tended ~. az ~
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18

back my ,hings-'bove all the torter sheI
homes and the air brushis-Oh deer--l'nI
sorry to say found IL out-So no more
"Ures--John Jonathan Tomkins."
Amid considerable laughter at this most
doleiul epis,e, the worthy Commissioner
asked of Mr.. Tomkins what dreadful thing
il was he ''had found out'' that SO disturbed
hm'
"Oh don't mention it," said Mr.. Tom.
kns; IL found out-thai she--that--Mi,s
Wilson had got little boy" (Roars oi
laughter.)
Miss Wilson--Oh! Mr.. Tomkins, you
ought to be ashamed Of yoursei.-( Laugh.
ter.)
"Me ashamed" said Mr.. Tomkins; me !
why didn't do H." "Immense laugh
ter.)
Commissioner Qaughing)-WeIl, my little
man, and so because there wssfn, little bay in
the way you broke off the match, eh!
Mr.. Tomkins gathering conhdence)-
Exactly so, sir; and don't want nothing
more to do with her nor the little boy nay
Their. want back my presents. (Laugh-
,er.)
Commissioner.-What do you say to all
this, Miss Wilson!
"Say, sir, indeed replied Miss Wilson.
some wha, tartly; "the tortersheIl combs, as
he calls them, was nothing bu, bone, and !
rubbed all the poma,um in my little boys
head, and made a present Of the hair brush
es to his mother!'
Illus mother" fairly roared Mr.. Tomkins;
"what then amt you his motherl' Laugh
ter.)
Miss Wson-No, you BOBBY; but I'm
his aunt, and you ought to be ashamed ol
yourself, Mr.. Tomkns, you ough,--laugh-
ter)--you jealous, Anticipated claybrains.
A new light broke in upon Mr.. Tomkins;
he tried to look imploringy at Miss Wilson.
but the Rubicon was passed, and, AS ;hr
commissioners dismissed the case, Miss VIII
son curtseyed gracefully to the court, and
again observed that Mr.. Tomkins was 90
good.for-nothing fellow, and ought to be a.
shamed of himself" an opinion in which ali
present fully conceded MIR. Tomkins
tro,ied out Of court.
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The rain it whistled, the wind it poured,
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From Grsham's Magazine.
THE FORSAKE EN-.
BY MARY L, LAWSON.

Il was q beautiful sentiment of one whom he
ord proposed to put way--''Give me, then, back ),
aid she, THAT which | brought 10 you" And tn
nan answered, in his vulgar coarseness Of soul
your fortune shall return to you" 81 though
lot of fortune," said the lady; "give me back M,
cal wealth--give me back my beauty and M
'outh-give me back the virginity Of soui-giv
ne back the cheerful mind, and the heart that ha
lever been disappointed. "-Bu!,cer.
Think not for fortunes gifts care,
Alas what are they now to me,
But give me back youths promise fair,
And every charm brought to thee;
Give me again the many years
Ger which thy hand blight has cast,
Give me the hopes unstained by fears,
Those glowing visions Of the past.
Give ne that freshness of the soul
That knew no doubt, that feared no i'll,
That ne'er had bowed meath griers control,
But fondly loved and trusted still,
And that deep fount of holy love
My heart has ever poured on thine.
Hsds, thou q power earths power above
Couldst thou restore what once was miRe!
Cculdst thou give back the cheerful mind,
As cloudless as the beams Of day,
That meier mid cold neglect had pinned,
Or viewed its fairest dreams decay!
Then tell me not of golden store!
Thy profered gift how poor-how vain
My real, my only wealth restore
Give me my happy heart again.
Yet though thsu send'st me forth, alone
To brave the cold worlds heartless scorn,
Though every trace Of love has flown
From her who is indeed forIorn,
still will proudly bear the worst
The. fate may hold in store for me;
1t cannot bring lot more curst
Than longer to abide with thee.