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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

" The New observation-disclosures Of THE
ROVER new Weekly Magazine, of 10 pages with beau
tfr type supcroya octave, to be Handsomely printed on
fine white paper being selection OF tie most sterling
Tales in the English language as also TRANSACTIONS from
the most eminent French German, Spanish and Italian au
lhors, ancient ard modern
EACH NUMBER TO CONTAIN A SPLENDID
ILLUSTRATION.
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NEW TEMPERANCE HOUSE, ON

7 THE GRAHAM SfSThM.-The new aud splen-
did House No ~ Veseysreet few doors from the Astor
House. has Just newly furnished In the most ample
convenient regardless OF expense, tor transient
boarders who prefer TO test the adsan-
of Animal Food The Table will abound at all times with
the rick Milk and Butter OF Orange County, and the choi-
West India Islands. arrangement having been made
with distinguished Frulery and Vegetable Establish.
uen ut Havana, for fresh supply OF the deicacies OF
lsland5 all Every effort Will be made al
this House demonstrate the truth that vegetable Diet
conducive Happiness well as Health The To-
cateA Is central pleasant and convenient 10 all the steam
boat Landings Strangers visiting the City for few days
are invited give this system fair trial. The apart
mens large and airy. CRoToN SRRwER BATHS gratis
No efforts will be spared please and accommodate those
who may favor this house with their patronage. THIS es
,abllshment has as connection with any Other Terns
mo tpo ] IEaS1u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

" Persons wishing 10 purchase the cheap pueltea-
IONS OF the day will find them all ut the publication ONCE
Of ths TribaRs No. $50 Nssssussrees, opposite the cnS
Ball
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

GPKlNG FASHIONS Now Ready
Warranted cheap the cheapest that can be bought
in the CRY Fashionabie Hats warranted fur bodies from
81 10 81. Splendid imitation Moeskn Hats, cloth under
brim 81 80 II ~ any instance the ABOVE hats 90 not give
satisfscficn the wearer can be amply satisfied by giving
information The subscriber, where they constantly
manufacturing. J. w kELLoe1,
M Inn No. 1872 Canas cor. OF THOMPSON
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So 600 OpHEs

$4,000 COPIES
u D'Anbisne's Great Reformation has
been sold within three The cheap edition IN one
volume is published al IS cents Cheap Cash Bookstore
by SAXTON l. MILES, POS Broadway.
N. B. Booksellers and News Agents supplied al large
disconnt for cash. mi8 81
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4 MEXICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. Bar,

a
NEW AND UNEXsMPLED ATTRACTIONS
Day visitors admitted Sale evening free.
The manager IS happy the first appearance
in America OF Miss MARY DARLING. the beautiful and
charming English enchautress. pupil Of Herr Deirong
No adj cate description be given OF her wonderful
Magical Performances-they be 10 BE apprecia-
ted
Also engaged for one week, CHANG FoNG, the cele-
brated Chinese Jugger. Also, Mr. c. D Jenkins the com
c droerist, ngsr banjo player &c Last week Oh
Mis- Hood La Petite Celeste, the popular danseuSe
New Ethiopian burcsque of Dickens Us Boz The air-
odesp which plays with the sweetness and effect OF MY
performers, bno lady chronological examinations n-p
DEALE Els MUSEUM and PICTURE
IL GALLERY-C. Fl. DEvos, Manager.-Eyery day
and evening this week the sublime and beautiful exhibition
of tine TRI al OF CHRISTa group of . figures IN Siatu
airy. The Norwood Gypsy OMAN can be consulted race
TO private apartment She does not preena 70 De
ForinneT eer ouI praiesses by her knowledge OF Fhy
oiogy, Physicgnomy, Philosophy. Pbrenoogy Mesnersn
and the hidden Sciences be able TO Instruct others OF
good intellect She will! inform them If they are married OF
not giv ~ them history OF past times, the present ana the
future she knew them from BIRTH She has no connec
ton with knowledge of Madame Adoiphe, an account OF
whose imposition and runaway from Ulster appeared IN '
New-York papers receuy.-hdnission 10 the museum %
cents: children half ! ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

Xk5ILLIAM HEAkN, 2U4 BoWery, Dc
Wv tween Prince Spring offers for sale bis stock
Dry prices much below the usuaraei for cash,
for the purpose OF entirely closing it-oG.ring
English and Domestic Caiicoes from Cd 10 Is Cd per yard
~ French do Is Cd 4"
AZ Fine Scotch and English Ginghams, lssd "
A Figured Ta,.Ions, IS
Rtcii Forfars silks, '-s-' a's''ns ID d-pnd ~
Fine black white and slate Hose Is I'd and Is Cd
Indies Kid Gloves Is 81 best quality 3i 6d ana Is per
pair.
Cen,lemen's do rs 10 IS
White Flannel-all wool-ls Cd Superfns, imported So
Cd and AZ
Grape Lfsses %, Coored Bonnet Lawns, g per yard
Hal silks IS and IS CD, Turlatan Silks IS per yard
French honseli5e c LANES, piin printed aud rich en-
broidered, g 81 tn is per yard.
Rich Walrred Hat Ribbons, Is Cd per yard.
Fne black burblack BombaZines, Is and IS per I'D
Gross Barred other Ausn,, Ssawls Scar Cravats,
Psrasos and sun Shades &c at very low prices
Shaws Mernoes, Cloak and other Fall Goods, al very
reduced prices. ,xo
The whole stock for sale wholesale. mhl5 2v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

QROTON WATER-Miiller & Coates
Plumbers Il6 Grand street, doors East OF Broad
way furnish Timed Lead, Composition and Iron fipes
Pumps ydrants, Fountains Bath Tubs &c an9 eve, ar
10 rnunec ted with of Croton Water N Dwellings
Warehouscs and Manufactures Orders for the lnroduc
,i.n OF erernted. nj M
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TRINNELL, MINTURN & CO, 70

RiNNELL, MIN IURN q ", &c
VI Sorth.sreet, OFFER for sale English Sheathng Cop
per-l00 from Il 70 81 OF.
Swedes Irom- 90 tons, well assorted
lin Plales-200 boxes, assorted
Try Pots-24 Try Pots, 40, leo and lao gallons.
Gailego flour-l,2G0 bbis. fresh.
Rio Cofee-2s0o bags prime Green
Havana Sugar-500 boxes Brown
Havana sugar-50o boxes White.
Russia Duck--500 pieces "a and 50 inch
Russia Ravens Duck-Se0 pieces
Russia Bolt Repe-50 coils assorted sizes.
Russia Diaoers-50 bales.
Russia Crasir-25 bales.
Russia Sheengs-20 bales, brown
Forette Paper--l0 bales entitled TO deoenture.
Maader,-2o casks prime On,bro.
IVory-50 prime Teeth and 500 Scrlve!!os
Chine,e Soy-50 jars; 20 cases Chinese 'ermiilion.
E. l. Rhubarb-20 cases; so cases Lac Dye.
Earthsnware-8 crates superior Tea Sets.
Olive Olf.0 pipes.
Candles-3GO boxes Sperm, assorted
Winter Oil-1,000 gallons nnbieacned.
Chalk-2GU IONS; 800 Steamboat Ceas.
Also An assortment OF China Silks, VIZ
White Ponsees-20 cases so inch.
White PoBgee HdSft--5 cases
White Figured Pongee Hdk fs--5 CASES
Crimson Figured PoHgee Hdkts-5 cases
Grape Shaw-2O cases. embroidered, various patterns
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variety OF
PrirGs Cuttings
Ginghams Satteen;
Printed Lawns Hackab7ck Tswciirg
CaambrRys Gamble and Jac't Muslin,
Sesocines CHECKED and striped MnSns
Cloth BOOK and Null Musips
Casmercs Gamble ana fur. Dimitiss
Sal,inets Msrseiilss Quits
Giraffe Cloths Eeacbed huslins
Neapoitan Cloth Beduck and checks
Gaulbroons Liueu Check
Cahmaretts Silk pocket Hdkis.
Drap &c ties Cotton do.
BoEbateens Linen camb'c do.
Kent Jeans Lisens and Lawns
aapschas Diapers and Damasks
PGuet Cords Table Cloths anu Napkins
Cettonades 10 I and l.-i Sheetiags
nr,lt{,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

VKTANTED.-Ap place as wet nurse, by
w arespeclable young English woman. Please p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
ID ALDNESS and Loss of Hair is caused

DALIJTVECS and LOSS OF TUT ID CdU5tU
by a want OF healthy action of the vessels which
throw of perspra,on from the bend When these YES.
sells are weak diseased, the persprTaton Is mick ana
camny and adheres the mou ths the pores ana clogs
them up and dries forms scu dandruf Less blood
tAen carried of tie hair and tor want OF Wnlcn
the hair has not sufficient bopbmsnt and consequently
becomes dry harsh, and begins insehsbly 10 ta on
which continuing To increase eventually produces badness
Restore the capillary vessels Of the hair 10 their former
healthy circulation, and fine silky new hair VIII make us
appearance which will increase quantity and volume uh-
I'll the hair becomes thick ard healthy
Jaynes Hair Tonic the only preparation that has ever
,ee, known to produce Hair on Bald Heads "hGn
has donc in nnueranie instances, and will seldom iai
properly aud psrseverpg!y used ..,,
Pienarpd only by DR., JAYNE. No Sn5 broadway ss'Im
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
WARRANTED PURE Curled Hair

NAV AMMAN Ed UItE1 " IeU 1II11
Wv MATTR ASSES.-Southern and Western genie
well before purchasing elsewhere to call at our arehoue
and examine our stock confident that after an ex
nereuce in the Upholstery Business OF upwards OF twenty
Two wears can furnish them with Bedding oil The hr'
nuaiy as low lower than any mouse
in or out OF the city. u r. ). ShH 49, m ,,;.
Jnhosery Paper Hangings, Window Shate ana Bedding
= p mhiG 1,a Warehouse, No 81 Maidenane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

E Health, Quiet and CoEnfort.-The Ora.
lam House, 6s Barclay NewYork prefers advantages
TO Strangers stopping few days weeks in the city, such
as are rarely offered 1t eigby located clean and
airy very near the business par OF the city, and in
the immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings
It's apartments are convenient and aeat while its table is
supplied with the best Vegetables and Fruits that can be
procured excluding entirely Animal Food and stnuaus
Of all kinds Charges moderate ard every effort made
render Soarders Hfortabe. Shower Baths free. Re-
nnai,e aN.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

ID s-Htesr Works Jnss Published and for
sale at the Office OF The Tribune
BRASDEs ENccLorEDIA, No Observation-Disclosures. g
SAaGENTs MAGAZINE, (Apri Observation-Disclosures. 3
GRAHAM's MACHINE tAsril Observation-Disclosures. .
LApYs WORLD FAsHiaN, (Aprl ............ 10
AMARAsrHA Observation-Disclosures. y;
IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURE, &c. .............. IS
Travels IN THE GREAT WESTERN PsAIRrEs and in
The OREGON TERRITORY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
ANGELA OR Love AND Gurr...................... -:
PIEs1ss Observation-Disclosures. 10
u Tribune Job Printing Once, l60 VA;
s1u-stTee-
All kinds OF JOB PRINTING, such az
PAMPHLETS MAMMOTH SHOW BILLS,
CATALOGUES, LECTURE BILLS,
CHECKS, CARDS, CONCERT Bills Plain and
INSURANCE POLICIES, Fancy,
BILLS OF LADISG, POLITICAL BILLS,
CIRCULARS, CIRCULARS, (Heai) &c
Promptly executed the Office OF The TRIBUNE No. 1so
Ma,s,r-ctraat lnnrnste the parkl
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MAJ ATCHES lower than ever.--ln con-
wv sequence OF the reduction of duties by inc , lsts
tariff the subscriber is selling his stock OF Gold and Silver
Levers anchor Escapements Lepne, and other Watches
Of new and splendid paerns and Jewery at retail .,
considerable red action from 0raei vrices, being eee
the city. Gold Watches as low as &O to 80 eIea
Watches and Jeweiry exchanged or bought All xs.:1
warranted TO keep good time the money retufaeI
watches ana Clocks repaired in the best manner, ana
rsuted al much less than The usual pricea ..,.-,
g. c. ALLEN Importer Of Watches and JeWex. ~.
nI7is Il WhaIesale and etai so wsu-ss.. W -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
BY Special Appointment
TOSERH GILLOTT, Pen Manufacturer

TOSERH elliott, Pen Manufacturer
y TO THE QUEEN.-CAUTION.-Th high charac.
Ter of these Pens has induced the attempt on the part OF
Mr. Gil~tt but alse upon the pubic An Inferior af'cie
bearing misspea name TINS, Glot emitting me hna
unfinished appearance, and the common style In which
Il ~ put up.
Observe the genuine feHI all marked In full
yoseuh GtIlotrs Patent" Joseph Gllle warrantedi
and tina; each gross hears fac smile of his
The above way be had wholesale, Of HENRY Jesuit
i-,JE l., er,.r nj Gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

WARD TO LET-The Coal Yard No.
| Z 1873 Moaroe St Apply TO Williams Ferguson, NO
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F-yoRK TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 2I, 1919.

PILLIARD ROOMS, with Bassford's
Ann l4a Fron where Otis FIELD invites his frieHds
cali: at 40 Broadv ay. joining the Olympic, where
RALFH BENJAMIN viii be happy see his friends Tables
for safe.
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s,ra,, sarsanzriia will also remove and permanently
cure diseases having their ogiI impure state OF ths
blood and deprayed condition OF the general cost.toH
ism obstinate cuaneous Erupions, Bioches Biles r,m
pies or Pustuss the face chronic sore Eyes hs 1911
r Teer ScaId Head enlargement and pan OF the oones
and Joints stubborn Ulcers syphic symptoms diseases
arising from an inudcious OF ercary female derahge
nleDis and other similar complaints .-,o,
Prenared ard sold at wholesale and retail, ana f
ston by A. B. Sands Co. No. Z5 Broadway, s rnte
Buildngs corner OF Chaube street. View 101h; so @
David sands Co No II CAST Broadway, corner Of Mar.
ket.sreet; and by Druggists generally throughput uae
Iai,ed states Price 81 per bottle, SIX Sctttes Tor 3d.
Hote-The original documents may be seehpY ea.ls 9 a
nnr stnrc No 213 Broadway. u<-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

Martha Conn lived IN my family the ast 10 yeaIs
~ Sereby certify the foregoing made BY her.
s a 10 corrsct Mr.. MARY 3. LLOYD,
" " No. SOL Broad 81, Newark, NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

ORTANT.-German Silver! Ger
4 ma, Sjlvrr,-JAMES G. MOFFET, III Prince.street,
New.York offers for sale wholesale and retail, loVo IDS Oh
German Silver, at the lowest market prices.
In cons auence anusac,uring the article hiiee ne
car warrant il FAR superior ever manufacturer IN thS
country and fully dual 10 The imported u1ls I'D
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SPRING DRY GOODS.
DOREMUS. SUDAN Il NIXON,
No 50 NASSAU STREET

No. 50 NASSAU STKEET,
a +. now opening very choice assert
N OF Staple ard Fancy Dry Goods of American
Bnu>h French and 6enaa manufacture, embracing every
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

nFM0VaT-Wm. 81 Jas. Currie nave
-a..e,.d 70 No. a Merchants Exchange, william
street. =, ,ro,.s Certificates of Deposit lie. pur-
chased sas able he principal places s The u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

haye confidence in the representations made by marina
"ohiii'' ~ ~ M 49, ELIJAH F. PURDgy
Alderman 10th Ward OF the City OF He~'SeFk-
Hrc1 IS42.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

M ANTED.-A place, by very good
Wv Cook, Washer and lroner-veFy good city refer.
ances Apnly al 1871 Chrl Site street rlIO "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

,. f,,, confidence in The statement made by Martha
conIin having known her past lweaty years. WIN
cbeerty give any particulars in relation 10 her case 10
these VINO may "7+ ST. ELIZABETH,
oGPeiio. , u NJ y Dec. II, 1912.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

NKTANTED-By a respectable Protest
w young woman situation as mo, s nb or
LaunGresS, would have no objection to 90 The chaoe
yaTk and washing of small family The best OF city ref
ercnces will be eiveu Please apply al Laurens st 2Om2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

pANK NOTES of the Union Bank
Dover New jersey, wanted al bali per cent discount
- JOHN T. SMITH l. co
oyeo o,r- 81 W all street
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nO 0nA-WANTED, a silent or
bcD.CUV special Partner, with from 2;5fo 10
GNI in cash in and profitable hnsneSs aircay
established An Interview may be had by addressing D. L.
u Tribune office. ni-o u
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-21

right with lhem--eVery thing s'wrong. The
milk Of mercy s0urg upon their slomachs-
they turn up their noses Al the sweets Of
salVaiion--ihey spit IL The hand Of charity
--spurn friendly solicilude--and care no
more for. soft soap and sympathy than a deg
does for a dollar. All they wish is, TO be-
allowed the privilege Of fretling undislurb.
sd hy friend or foe-nnchecked By fear,
and unswayed by favor. They fret for fear
the morrow may not be brighter than golden
to day; they fret because others are cheer.
full and conlenIed with their lots: and they
oftentimes fret merely because they can find
nothing OF importance to fret about. Let
them 60 on fTetting till they have arrived
at the end Of life's journey, and lam in
clined 10 think they win eventually find ahat
they have fretted % no purpose. There is
no doubt but they would find fault with the
arrangements Of heaven, were they allowed
to enter,-and thus go on frelting from ever.
lasting to everlasting. As for me. put up
with the beatings and tumblings Of this NOR
tai existence as quietly as a feather bed
and ! trust that most Of you, my worthy
hearers, are blest with the same happy dis
position.
/ AOuuE tOou s--iA yOu uu0 al u|GnSlOua q
bramble of disappointment in the blossom
fringed path of youth, 'fret not thy gizzard'
flor, whatever Is, IS undoubtedly for the
best. If yonT parents endeavoUeto restrain
you from padding in the putrid poolsof in
liquity, or forbid your travelling the road thai
leads TO rum shops and ruin, 'frel not lhy
: gizzard.' IL you discover thorns amidst the
roses of love-a few bitter dregs at the
bottom of pleasures sparkling cup: If the
season of manhood brings with il irritating
solicitude and anxiety. and time tHmbles 1
cart load of cares al your door, fret not tn
gizzsrd'; for al your grumbling will have NJ
more effect than petitioning Congress 4
!, nave eternity widened. Look, my friends
upon the bright side Of every thing, anC
fancy that you are happy, Wheiher you ar,
foally so Or moi. When the hatchel teeiI
Of trouble encompass the heart, keep a
; quiet as circumstances will permit; for, the
J more nswriihe and twist, The NOR sharFl,
your are pricked. Always Try 70 keep b,
+, lamp of hope burning in the dark dungeon
of your bosoms, and the demons of doub
Twill never haunt them. Face every i'll will
; The holiness Of a lion-beaE up with chris
iian fortitude beneath the heavy burden o
, affliction-be mercifnl, kind and benevOlen
10 your fellow creatures, and angels o
3 light and loneliness will volunteer to act a
2 your pioneers through the untracked an,
!, unbounded wilderness Of the future s,
mote il be! Dow, in.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-21

Al
o IINaRR yet thou Tranquil hour,
Why wilt thou pass so soon away!
Each weeping bud and dropping howf
WoOsthee little willie 10 stay.
The breeze scarce stirs the leaves among,
The suns last beams for thee delay;
Q lisi g Natures evening song
Stay lovely twlhght-stay-oh stay!
Save where some eYe-enamOuFed bird,
Us joyous warnings still delays,
Or from the iowly cot is heard
The greatful peasanrs hymn Of praise.
The air is mute-the graves are still
Awaveiess mirror is the sea;
Al own-sea, sky and vale and hill,
The sabbath Of the day in thee.
o who would days brief absence grieve--
For, lingering when the auhis gone,
His brightest beams yestpre weave
To robe thee on thy ieweled throne.
Celestial hues to thee afe given,
Thy skies a scene OF peace disclose,
Where angels jopfnoying back 70 heavens
Might choose to taFry and ropose.
Alas! that thus the brightest skies
Should be the prelude TO decay,
That Earth should wear its fairest guiss,
To grace and shfoud the diving day.
o cast not of those gorgeous dyes,
Heaven weeps TO see thse fade away,
Tears glisten IN q thousand eyes,
As thou depauest--sta y--oh stay! -. p.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-21

4
The New York Commercial Adveriiserllas
an interesting letter from mercantile house
lin Canton, from.Which we learn that Com
niodOre Kearney, commanding in thatquaTter
has addressed letter to the Chinese. Cover
nor, asking that the American trade with
China might be placed on the same footing
with the British. The answer was very sa-
:isfactory, and states thar proper representa-
tons will be made 70 the Emperor.
The Chinese Governor states that Tie En-
Il eror Is aware, as lie the Governor IS also,
THAT the American merchants have seen bet.
ter contented and more ObserVantof the lave
than those of anyeother nation, and that
ltheTefors he is well spOsed 10 pay attention.
20 the communication made 10 him.. He ahen
informs the Commodore that as soon as the
high commissioners and Sir Henry Pottinper
arrive there and have arranged regarding The.
British trade, he, the Governor. toqefherwifh
the Lieutenant Governor and The TartaTAs
General. will consult aud make arepresenta-
ton g the Governor regarding the American.
trade and that its interests shall BE attended
70.
The letter then. goes on to say
! II 'lt Is the opinion Of many that arrange
Imenis will be made under which duties on
goods imported In British vessels, and also
iduties on tonnage, will be pad in the first
lpiace 70 the British Gonsuis 1t lhe different
/ ports and afterwards BY them 70 the Chinese
collectors Of customs, or other officers. who
lmay be appointed BY the Chinese Govern
lment. Should any such arrangements. be
l3nade by Sir Henry Poiinger, and should q
lslfnllaF one be proposed 81 the Chinese re-
Ispecllng he American trade, we hone that
lour Government vii appoint cons9ls for
China who are entirely nnconnecled with
Trade. Without reference 10. any person
s. who has been, is. Of may he Consul ia this
conntFy, American merchants will. not Be
unwilling ~ pass their business in any way
under the inspection Of consul Who IS a
merchant and en- gagged IN the same trade they
are puFsuing-nor Is II proper flat they
should be required To do 81.
Z We hope our Government viii At least. on
receipl Of Sir Henry Rotiinger's treaty take
Sufficient interest IN, what is occurring here
D TO induce them 70 send out some one iih
] sufficient qualifications. and uRincauibered
4 with commercial business. 10 look after
! American interests Is i representative ofioar
! country"
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-21
TRuRH

Truth is The. glory Of time and The daugh-
Ter of. eternity, a tile on the highest grace
and note Of divine nature. She is The
life Of religion, the light of love. the grace
oi wit and crown Of wisdom. She IS the
beauty Of Ealor, the brightness Of honor, the
blessing of reason, the Joy OF faith. Truth
IS pure gold her time IS right precious, her
word is most gracious and her viii most
glorious, her essence is in God, and her
awelling with his servants, her will in his
wisdom, and her work to bis glory.
She is honoFed in love, and gTaced in con.
stanoy---in patience admired and 10 charity
beloved; she is tie angels worship, the viz.
gins fame, the saint'sb bliss, and the martyrs
crown. She.ist the kings greatness and i
councils goodness, his subjects peace and
bis Kingdoms praise. She IS the life 81
learning and the light Of the law, the homo
Of trade and the grace o. labor. She hail
pure eye, plain hand, apiercine wit ans
perfect heart; she is.wisdom's walk IN ii,
way Of holiness, and takes up her rest bu
In the resolution Of goodness; her tongu,
never slips, her heart never taints, her hanl
Eneyer Calls, and her faith never tires He
church Is without schism, her city withou
fraud, her court without vanity, and he
Kingdom without viliiany
4 OiiUe Branch.