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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

ORRIs TOOTH .WAsH-Preparsd from the Original I.
" cps at No.s Gold street, New Yrok-The Uns Tooth
Wash purely vegetable PREPARATION possessing the proper
ties eesuns the teeth and mouth restoring the gums to
the mouth whether arising from decsyed teeth from def
ranged state Of the stomach.
designed be with tooth brush, aud will be found
:penede the necessity "a powder ksepipg tie teeth clean
IL particularly useful Of restoring them
healthy state and causing them to contract around the
teeth In painful affections OF the teeth and afising from
cold will be fouEd highly beneficial IL par
culay serceable the Orrs Tooth Wash atnghl
before retiring This method recommended BY
nent dentists by doing all particles Of food which
kept through night clean sweet and healthy state
Sound teeth and white the valuable portions
Of humanity but how neglect the attention
eessary for their even when surrounded By all the
and eecua than the Orrs Tooth Wash--t ceanses and
tens the teeth, the es the mouth and
sweens the breath, We recommend il all young and
The Ons Tooth Wash the best detergent we svsI used On
enamel.t Boston Transcript g.
Tor sale by die principal druggists in trseitv m4r
LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
Der GOODS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No. Wall street TIL
w subscriber has received and oilers for sale large asso
ment OF imported India Rubber Water Proof Goods. viz
Goats and Capes ofsupenor Lama Cashmers Lama. Persian
Msrno and Cotton of all eoors aud sizes. -. r,,.
Cothlndis Rubber. Water Proof super Lama Lsms rer
san and Cotton, prepsrcd 10 ftsiors. a.
"a ss sm .1'o'' weddings Tor '';TPHfn&sx
DATENT rHEATHlN0 PAPER-ao bales OF a 'sry h s"-
pcnor srticle much approved Of and well a'''o" ''
tons Of shs, roots OF houses &c loss,oGLiNs h Co,
so& 2e oo 1890.
s ;sO Eo'e'' and 81 III BRooKs. 81 Libsrv'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

TtTsUns tNrOURhUut UHIltu oCitcs, WIsIIHE uie
Agency Of this Popular Medicine will address (post paid
above Agents wanted in every city and Town in the Unit
cd Stat nd Canada IN m
, 1843-03-25
ThRLa4 Ball:
OR THE sFiGE OF foRT MoULTRlE.

OR THE sFiGE OF ToRT MoULrRlE.
a Ga the S1st Of May. l776, during
oar SIRE Ele for independence, while
Gtaonei4 Moultrie and his regiment
we're ENGAGED completing the fort
which hey had been erecting on
SuIlivsn's island, nemthe entrance OF
Charleston harbor, an officer on the
island, wearing the American uniform
appeared to be Ihlently SC inning the
distant horizon with his dark pierre
ing eyes as if endeavoring TO scrulln-
ne the iorm Of some object that loom
ed IKE a fog bunk, on the very verge
Of ihfHa<teYnense OF waves winch
rolled at his feet. eve and anon, cuu-
ing their rippling surf unheeIed over
MS military boots, SO deeply was his
attention absorbed in the contempla-
uon oil the distant and obscure OBJECT.
Shading his eve with Ills right hand,
ne darted a searching glance towards
mat point of the horizon, but so
great was the distance that the max
ed eye could as yet, discern nothing
antiacuy- dazzled as it was with
Inc light sunbeams dancing on the
crest Of the blue waves, creating a
aousand mimic rainbows.
SMalvern my glass; exclaimed
ne 10 an orderly near him, who en-
ferng a tent returned almost immedi.
elely with a field telescope. The OF,
ncer mpa,iently snatched it from
a'a', and adjusting the focus, directed
towards The evidently approaching
eelsc... Scarcely however had he
S9ae so ere a joyous 'Hurrah! burst
non DIS lips, and the glass fell upon
ne sand. Sail, no! sail, ho!!, shouted
tas ofhcer, and as the echo died a.
10y some three or four others, all
ss,f'ne the American uniform, sprang
ms SIDE with the simultaneous ex'
aemation Of swhere?' Hastily d.
e'aag the attention of his compan'
the drums Immediately beat to
tsal'ers; silently each soldier took
Pos., and The heavy guns OF For
sepllrle loomed black and grim iron
palmetto embrasures.
ia Moultrie. It's as thought,
"a a officer. addressing one who
, 1843-03-25
A Mothers Smile.
BY L. Z.

n BY L. Z. CARPENTER.
There are clouds that must o'ershade us
There are griefs that all must know
There are sorrows that have made Us
Feel the tide Of human woe;
Bot the deetest-darkest sorrow,
Though il sere the hear, awhile.
Hopes cheering ray may borrow
From 4 mothers welcome smile!
There are days IN youth that greet US
With a ray too bright TO last
Tire are the cares of age to greet Us
wien those s~sRRydsys arc past;
Bu,, The nj .cea hover DER US.
And give the hear, a~Ai's'
An that memory ess+,,ss'ore Us
In , mo,her's we.comeTahe
There are scenes and ,1nn- pisce-
On which msn'ry loves q d e.
There are mar Happy fr9s
Who have kp - and owed us we'll;
But mid Joy or r..d dsjettion.
There is nothing u beguile.
That can show ,b ind affection
Ola m,lhers eomc smile!
, 1843-03-25
Authorized agents for the Rad cal.

Authorized Agents for the Rad cal.
In. BRYsoS & Co., Louisiana, Mo
A. MAsE. P. M. Frankfort, /"
H.T. Krsr, P. M. Clarksville,
C. +. PERKINS, P. NJ. Auburn,
J. II. BRIrrox, Troy,
B. GIBsoS, P. NJ. Paynesville, Z"
Door. w. H.. NIcKLIN, New Hope, /"
P,W. OVERLY, P. NJ. Shamrock,
JoHS RAILS, New London,
A. HESDkrx, P. NJ. Spencerburg.
J.CRosrHEwAIr, jacksonville, I"
W. T. BosD, P. NJ. Sugar Grove,
l. T. Musrcx, Hickory Creek,
E. EMERSON, P. M. Louisville,
w. ". ADAMS, Marthasville, /"
TASr & BRorsER, st. Charles,
Door. ]. ADAMS, Ashley, +"
, 1843-03-25

THE Moro CAsTLE.-A young A
merican officer, a graduate OF West
Point, was recently imprisoned at
Havana for making "A drawing of
Moro Castle. Upon The Interference
of Gen. Campbell. our Consul, the
Young man was released. The Gov
ernor General politely told General
Campbell. that if the American Gov
eminent desired a drawing oil Moro
Castle, he would furnish me-. 'sThank
vou," said the General, "wlien the
American Government needs "A sketch
Of your Castle, we shall draw il Uith
our cannon! -
, 1843-03-25
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

fsr RADICAL Is issued every Saturday morn.
M, al Sa,50, if paid within six months, and
fpayment be logger delayed, Three Dollars
Yin be exacted.
TITO a club of Three or more subscribers.
N said in adpance.) Two Dollars.
No paper discontinued until all arrearapes
are paid. except al the option Of the Editors.
rPostmasters are authorized BY law TO for.
v,rd money to newspaper publishers, FREQ of
charge. All letters to the Editors, by mail,
rsst be POST PAID.
, 1843-03-25
Rates Of Advertising.

One square, of Is lines or less, for the first
insertion 81; for each subsequent insertion &c.
,y cents. A reasonable deduction made to
tihoe who advertise by the year.
Demonstrations or advertisements ofa per-
wosl nature (when admissible will be charg.
ID danble the usual rates, and payable ~invaria-
Nv in advance.
r For announcing candidates, 50 each,
Invariably in Advance.
Advertisements Except for yearly adver.
lsers,) should in all cases DO accompanied by
vritten directions, as to the number of inscr.
tons: il not. they will be published till forbid,
and payment exacted.
, 1843-03-25


TIE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY!
The Legislature has passed ap act in
-rassssaiinp This company for the pnr-
pose At c.mple'ing the Central Raii-
rodd. upon which the Stale has ex-
pended nEd;te amount; the road Con-
mrnc" n, the city of Cairo. thence
north through Vandalia. Shelhvvil:r.
Decatur. Macon and Bloomington. In
III. termination Of the Illinois AMI
Michigan Canal. with power 10 ex.
tend the same 10 G. Jena. This road
we have ever considered the mnsi
import mt TO the prosperity Of the
State. and cannot but prove very
productive 10 the company. 1t runs
through the heart nf one of the rich
est agricultural regions Of country in
the world. and uniting with the ca
nal, it opens a market eight months
in the wear to the Canadas, Boston
and New York, by water and rail-
rond communication by the Central
Railway to Cairo. and thence hv the
Mississippi river to tha Gulf of Mevi-
co. HE mhoIe &eason Of The year. BY
the construction Of these Two great
highways Il choice Of markets is thus
offered .nr the great surplouS pro-
ducts of Illinois, the value Of which.
should a reciprocal tariff b" secured
between this country and England.
will lie immense. md Don enable our
State to pay its indebtedness withou,
excessive taxation. The charter pro.
vides that the work done on the Cen
trail railroad may be paid Tor The com.
pany in the bounds and script for the
State. 1t also provides that the Leg.
stature shall not reduce the tolls as IL
produce a less income than le pei
cent. on the cost of the road. 1t au.
thorizes a contract with the govern
ment To- carry the mails FOR any peri
cd of time. Ali its other provision,
are of the most liberal kind. The
| completion Of the internal cOmmunI
/. cation between Chicago. and Cairo
will add millions Ia the vi.lur OF III,
property and tta 'e ui the nNGs, w,
. hope 10 see the railroad and the cana
I progress Together. they both offer III,
= strongest inducements To lle holder.
of our State bonds to unite aud CO
operate in their completion. We ma,
: give a copy Of the Railway ciiarte
e hereafter in our papers.
III. State Registe.
, 1843-03-25
!, MISSOURI, SATURDAY, MARCH as5, 1s4a.

NOR fr pouring ont a libatinn to the
god of battles, which. instead of vast
ing on the ground, according to the
practice Of the ancient, | shall pour
down my throat pursuant 10 the more
pleasant and economical practice Of
the mod. rns.'
Two friends descended; wine and
glasses produced, and bumpers
filled.
swell. Harry, after all this hard
fighting. being cooped up for some
hours to be made the target of excel
lent ball practice, and our ship rid
died like a seive, TO show the prof.
cheney. Here's a toast with right
good will: God save. the king, and
confusion and defeat 10 the Yankee
reb-"
The sentence was never finished. for
at that moment the stern of The Bristol
came in direct range with The gun
pointed by Marion, who was Whiting.
port fire in hand. for the moment
Of Discharge The match was appli.
ed. a sheet of fame burs, from the
embrnsure. followed by the deafning
roar of The immense piece. The oa'l.
true to its mark. spread firth ron lis
destined path, crushing through the
Brisiol's stern. at the moment the
toast was given by the midshipman.
land rs their glasses were hob-noh-
bing. preparatory TO drinking it.)
dashed the glass into atoms, left the
two friends CHASTITY and mutilated
corses, thence passing through the
hulkheads and s,eerage, struck down
two seamen and a lieutenant of ma
rines who were standing bv n of The
forward guns, burst through the bow
of the ship.
Such was the last shot fired at the
siege of Fort MnuI'rie.
, 1843-03-25

Ihis said that.however well young
may be versed in grammar, but
very few Of them can sdecline" mat
, 1843-03-25

!, four copies
copyof Ph-
;ugem Ann,
sca Carrara.
The Van o.
Reality. The
, Lord Byros,
T. Besug,Tn
.ns by Bal
mpnviatnee
nndo,, with
deryGe:us'
nj Of soxeIs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
nov II

FROM BESMUDA-we have the Hamilton Ga
zeiie oi October "a, containing howeye,. no ienis 81
news irnm The Bermudas themselves wbirh require
10 he copied. Ncihng is said Of The sickness.
From Jamica there q mnor that the Cavern
meni troops 10 be removed from all The Brlli-h
West India Islands. aud the militia TO be placed I'M
der more strict military discipline.
One Third al The 33d regiment; stationed al Der
bce. had been carred of by yellow
Eighty eight emigrauis (Nes roes) had arrived a
Trinidad. from Sierra Leone.
Sessonable rains had fallen al Barhadues.
The Collector OF the customs ai Nevis, Henry
Harding. Esq. was drowned in September. by Ih'
accidental upseiiing OF boat-lN Y Com:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
IMPORTANTCAUTION
CONSUMPTION OF THE Irrrcs

~ la
Auctions Of the Liver, Asthma, Bronchitis
[atHsor " edkncss Of the breast or LunPs.
Shrontc Coughs, PIeUrisy. iioxp orrta re o fine
Lungs, and all affections of the Pulmonary
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
=, a compound Ba'samic preparation of the
Pru,us Vtrginidna or Wild Cherry Bark
prepares by new chemical process, approved
aud recommended by the most distineuishei
Dni slcians aud universally acknowledged the
m9sS SSsTSh ss:r medIslns eyer discs vered
IMPOklANT CAUTlON.-The public sh ould
bear in mind that IL Is r WISTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY tb at p.rfsrms these
IemaIk so'e cures which afe published in every
Paftoi tue country. aud not the articles of sing
Tar name that are OCCASIONALLY pulled into ;enr-
RcIeIy n3uce. Tho % may be gocd-but We
know nOthlhg about ikem.
AFLet every Moo, Woman and Child resd
me following, and il that does not satisfy ALL
OF me great virtues of this Medicine let them 20
s sm1 zee me oniefNAL-wuh numerous ether
ts Sthohiais OF Ike ch aracter:
VAUDEVILLE, tOneida co. ~. W Septl5. 1913.
oeaI or owe II 10 The afflicted TO inform
yeu that IN January last was attacked by a
very yiolent cold, csused nv ,vorkine IN ,hs
wstet, whlcl. settled my luDgs IL was &C.
con,pan led BY a severe pain in my breast and
attendance all the best MEDICAL aid in apr v;Ilson..
p"t ater exhausiiRg their skill 40 no avail
snsy pronounced my disease confirmed con.
die After much pc rsuasion pet m. $1,000 -
81 my physician to use the paisann Of Will
E ~ prepared by Or Wistar Ipurchased OF
half of which began to ssi, strength and !, rss
very svloe,' my cough vas much EeIter and my
80. p no., "a every way imr rowing. have
Ieef nsse6nh; This. result is alone owing 10 The
sse Of ~. " wIsTAR's Baisam of Wild Cherr,
uuu axe inns method Of giving ysu the nfor,
na.'ea, arty 70 pay the debt ofeTaiitnde owe
yuu' ahu partly that others similarly affected
NAY va. acw whore TO apply for relief
nfe ~ y !. TIuai NY yours. JAMES SAGE.
,.n mhl MER Druggist. under date OF Wa
terViiie. sept "a. 1913. ,grites-rrb- -..t.....
gwen you by Mr. James Ssae il veil rsa ~
.iso DI ahls loheie comntnify. II cert inly
So ";ost Iemarkaole cure. The sale Of The
Dasam y very good. and success in e,,res fIsf.
terIng. Yours, respectfully, '' 80
r..,Lo,s D ID PALMER.
Lei me afflicted cal and see ouI certificsteu
=; tney prove conelusively thar they can be e,frsd
!, :, thsy ger the right edfcfne BE ssre and eft
81 =. ,i,ss 5aisam Of Wild Cherry Bspare
=. Sod IN wheelingby CRUMBAcKER. IN
c;nsJ , ~ L wilcox and in Oh The prin-
nov ~ em 49, eDo'HS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
EDucATION.

4 FEMALE SEMINARY, brder the super :
"a vision aud con troll of the Rector Of iunity
Church, ?arkersbuIg. Mood county. va has
been opened at his residence. Mrs Windssf,
the Principal is lady of great experience. OF
extensive travel anC ample qualifications: Sne
mas presided over similar lpsttutions IN this
country and England, and having resided IN
France for come years - enabled 10 converss
iueniy in sh. language OF una, eoun Try. re.
al the Patapscs ln~ti ute. Md. under the direc-
ton of Mrs Phelps, formerly AIRS Lincoln, and
h.,lds the testimonials of that Seminary. As
pa tronage shall Justify, other suitably qualified
assistants will be added. Over the important
items IN a good educo ron-healih. morais, and
manners the eye Of pastor neither and PEE
! ceptress will be continually thrown. Especi-
ally will this be the case as 10 the boarders, be-
tween whom and the other menhers OF ths
establishment will be ordered the rules and
cherished the endearincsts binding many into
{ one harnenons fai iy. The boarding depart.
meat will be entrusted TO the lady OF the Rev Mr.
Smith All the usual branches Of complete
Female education, both substantial and orna-
, mental, will be taught.
For board, and tuition in all the En-
glish branches, per 'ssion OF hye
months, payable IN advances $500
Washing leach boarder fading their
own towelsl per dos n 0o.36
In this school there will be no other charges
than for the languages and ornamental studies.
Music ger session Of 1--WE months $4,000
Use of Instrument for practising per
session 500
Drawing and paint ng 1909
Fancy work Of oil kinds each 400
French, Latin, and Italian, each 1000
No pupil will be taken for less term than
one sessionu1ess by previous uncers andlng,an
IL is vtry desirable 60 have them enter early in
the sessionas possible. The ation will b in the
month of September ana October. Vocal music
will be one of the general exercises OF the school,
without any charge. unless to those who require
special Lessons, when the charge will be $40 per
session.
Address Rev. Thomas Smith. Parksrsbsrs.
Wood coun ~ Va. t''',
REFEREScEs:- Nnt ri
Sobieski Brady, Esq. Wheeling. 81,
Rev WIN Armstrong, do.
Do Mr. Craik, Charleston.
RI Rev John Johns, Richmond CITY.
IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

Il is certainly little wonderful that
the various 'isms' so rife At this time in
al quarters Of the wor d, should NEE,
with ceuntenanco and encouragement in
the nineteenth century, a portion OF
which prides itself 50 complaccntly Up
on immense 'enlighiment.' So il Is,
however, ard Gfahamisn. Mormonism,
FOurierism. Animal Magnetism. md
even Miliorism, have little difficulty in
hnding disciples nov a days, ard that
TOO AMONG people with brains in their
heads The following which Ne copy
from the Eastern Ne } Argus Is simply
a specimen ofShe rOmfoolery. Of The
times.
DEvELoFENENr ~ MiLLEarsM. - The
clergy IN this city, on Sunday before
las', snoeivsd the following note, signed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
THREE BROTHERS DRowNEr.-rhe 8,

THREE BROTHERS DRowNEB.-The Bur
lingon IN j Free Press relates sad calamity that
beiel three sOns Of Mr. CulhberI last Tuesday
obonl three miles south of that village. They had
gone out 10 skate on The mill posd, when he ice
giving wav. the eldest fell in. As he rt'se he
appealed To his brothers for help George. aware of
The danger. hesiiaied and ioned William against
The n'ernP'; but the latter. regardless Of danger.
rushed 10 the rescue. followed by the younger
hrO'her-and, s0rrc~ful 10 say, the three Pcr.shed
together.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

ION 10y. HUGH 3 LEGARE.-The csrerr onisu
al Charleston IN honor of The memory of ,be /. 49,.
ied IKcARK, ere sad 10 have been yery Solemn
and imPoeing notwithstanding she inelsrosoov ~
lhe "enihsi procession was formed esrly in al.
morning' and moved of 10 the Circular Church ,bs
most spacious building IN The city. The exercise.
we're opened with an sppFoprials prsyer. iollsusd
y on enihom I'd n the choir. The Hon WILLIS
f !. ihsn delivered The eulogy, who tsays
me attention Of deeply interested audience s.,,b
one u he richest ieasis Of both mind and hear 4,
has ever been our privilege 10 enjoy.
special meeting " the City Council 49, b.id
m The afternoon. 81 which resolutions we've ,d,r,.
expressive Of The high public erniifcslon ocesso.
BY The ehasis and eloquent sulogy" Pronounced ,bs,
morning.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

RECEIPT for making superior bread. hot break
fast snj superior cakes. bnckwheat cakes. &c. No
bread can excel that made by this receipt
Half pint snur milk; half tea spoonful Of saissra-
ius, well powdered; piece Of butter large
walnut; armch " salt. aud -ihrec onrIhs ola quart
OF A'ur; put the salernrns. hner and salt into
milk. Then add the flour. and roll The dough
proper thickness.
These qnnniiiies will pro.lnce dezen superior
buiscuus. The dough may be baked Us
made, but il does net njure by Standing TWO or
three hours befofe baking it'll Boston Post.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
From lhe 49, IIn..n p IL,

From The New Haven r glitter.
DEATH OF GENERAL HINMAN.-II il ~i,b
heartfelt ssrr0w that ~e announce The death Of
Rohsson s Hinmaa, E>q Judge OF the ConrI Of
Profmie for The district ofNew Haven. and mem.
Der 81 The bar Of this county. He died at The house Of
william II. Eh;s. Esq.' in this civ. on Frida,
evening the 10Th inst, at the age Of ID.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
DEATH OF cLEvEASER THE SCULPTOR

Recent advices from Florence had informed "a
hst consumption had marked Tor I's victim this prom
isfng eeR1si and we regret TO learn q at death has
already robbed the world Of him who gave promise
Of being one Of the brightest Of the arts
lie died on the homeward passage. a, sea. the 2e,h
September on board the ship Due d'orleans. While
comIag from Leghorn TO New York ass
When We last saw clevenger ia his little wooje
shah'y in Cincinnati, with The busls Of Srorer. Bur
ne'' Morgan Neville and Others around him, his his
attempts, we thought thai bright field and rich
harvester fame was before him. Alas The grain
~a' cut TOO soon. The head was filled. hat rot ripe
The leaves are bnshr, but young Iha, nns Will
wIlheF them. .lr.t tr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
aIEEfsInElfIIEHEE!;a!t!l!f|l!S.l|fl!.II|lg!|IGDl'
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTaTE.-we
invite the attention Of the citizens the sale oI
valuable properly Main Street. and vacon, Ivlu
Of Ohio unity. this day at 10 o'clock. A. M.
HALL d wICKuAM.
nov IL Aucfioneers-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
posrorrlcE RAIL.RoAps AND ExpRss-

f<E5-,-
ES.-fI has bee" suggested, aud. the New York
Sun says.si contemplation. IL The pct fiice de-
par'ment euinrces the construction rcceutiy pnt up
on the law thai the railroad companies on the main
outcs will refuse carry The mail altogether. They
will uius fee themselves IL IN the penalty ofcarry-
ing newspapers packages and expresseshe fespec-
tise rouis M i"nger coming under the d, noinna
lion Of .mail n.utes"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

FoURIERISM.-Ths few remarks we made some
days since. Inc snbjeci Of 'Fourisrs. together
with The fact that body Of them are ahoai locaiinr
near Us, has created desire on the part Of many
Of our rSaders be informed further upon The priu
eiPles and expectations Of these men in their pro-
posed association. These are briefly summed 90
as iOllowr-They propose. generally. a re.orraniza-
lion Of society, principles assumed 10 no sufficient
TO add pleasure and dignity 10 every species Of in
dustFy; TO secure abundance happiness. anJ harmo.
ny 10 The entire Of the human race; TO Danish
large portion Of human wFelchedness degradation
and crime. which now everywhere nflicls the earth.
and TO bring forth out Of The capacities of man foil
dsvelopemeni Of bis moral. mental and physics ns-
'ure' realization Of bis bighsst possibility for good
ness for which he was adapted BY HE Creator.
All ihss woIl.i - right il !. vastly desirable; bu
u u pracicabefcan anything short Of dspsnssiios Of
providence and change Of The nature Of man effect
ihd That is 10 b tssisd II may be done. Reforms
tons vssily important 10 The human rsce have been
brought about BY in talents inferior 10 Fourier;
with less observation less concenifavenosao ss beos
violence than Fourier lie has been compsrafivslv Ia.
ile known IL s true; bur he is Of the present eener
aon, IN which books Of talent leaning IrBs ph,lo.o
ply and utility are Cot lille known Or appreciated
umong The many volumes lha, appear. sni tho rail
rod speed with which men move and think. Amonr
tho masses. Loihsr. Calvin, MADAM. FoIron. Iebio
Or any olhefs who have really benefited mankind
who have established higher soods Of morals. or
improved The physical condition Of man, are isss
knswn, though successful. Than cbariss X. N,,o,..
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NEW YORK. Monday, 2. NJ
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b'ngs of her matches Her anchors. csblss a..
nave beer brought up. bat. none Of the goods could
2 go' ai-lhe weather 80 rongh that the sea
was making complete breach over her.