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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

The OrAL: 4 Pure Gift for the Holy Days: Edited by
n. T. WILLIS: With Nine Illustrations: BY J. Z.
CHAIRMAN John c. Riker, 10 Ann.street.
1t were thanl1ess task to critcise an Annual,
and VIC shall only say of this that It's chief aim
of blending Religion with Literature seems to
have been happily realized. The papers on
scriptural Prophecy and its Symbols by Rev.
Gro. Bush, and Religious Biography, by W. A.
JONES, areof cast not often met in holiday books,
but are right worthy to be found there. 'The Tn-
umph Of Christianity (atRome in the Third Centu-
ry) is portrayed by II. W. HERBERT III sketch Of
decided power and vividness while The Mission
Unfulfled,' by Mrs. EMBURy, may touch hearts
unmoved by the thunders of the pulpit. But we
must inger no longer over these shining pages
Let the following speak for its contents:
THOUGHT OVER \ CRADLE.
n. Willis.
sADDEN when thou srnest to my smile,
Child of my love tremble to believe
That Ger the mirror Of that eye of blue
The shadow of my heart will always pass
A heart that, from It's struggle with the world,
Comes nightly to thy guarded cradle home,
And, careless Of the staining dust it brings,
Asks for It's idol! Strange, that flowers OF earth
Are visited by every air that stlrs,
And drink in sweetness only, while the child
That shuts within its breast bloom for heaven,
May take blelnish from the breath of love,
And bear the blight for ever.
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xNANTEO-A place by smart, steady man as
~ Porter, 10 mind horses any other work. Apply 2S
nit
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MORRIS THOMAS.-The undersigned received
W The 7h ins; letter enclosing draft ON the City
Bank for Macon Ga. which have been iaenseS fy
other person. MORRIS THOMAS ~
u0v9 tw- No. Hobokens.
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ROAkD.-A Gentleman and his Wife can be
- accommodated with pleasant paror with bedroom and
pantry single gentlemen with pleasant rooms with board
az tJ tnon street. NIL 3ce
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j FEW single gentlemen, or a gentleman and
his lady may obtain good board with pleasant rooms ON
Ieas0nabe terms by mourning at e John sl MI ,C
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AGEsrs-5S Bowery; 755 Broadway corner Eighth street:
;6l Broadway, Grand street; Bunker Chambe
Church streets Wm Robertson &c Baltimore street Ba III
more: {. rockingham Broadway, State Albany
T w. Newcomb Co. 3o5 River street. Troy Hart, 2e
Broadway corner Chanberstree; Mcclure 100 Fulton
Bulletin Olice Beekman and Nassau streets: Bros
Eibbard, rs JohnstTeer. s8t
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BOARD IN BOND-STREET Board, with
- pleasant may be obtained ATS Bondrevi. T. rms
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To Country Mcrchantss
~ II JSARJJN(T

TO Country Mcrchants,
G.. H. DARLING,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS,
" N MAIDEN LANE and LIBERTY street, mas
H. recently received and offers for sale on the most lib
era terms for cash complete assortment OF d., Co.,
Hair, Tooth and Shaving GIllotts and oiefs o'esi
Bn,hes Pens
Pstc"saion Can, and Powder Gold and Gilt Jewelfy
FIasEs Pen and Pocket Knives
Pn and Pearl Shirt Button, Razors and Razor Strops'
J,n! no 61Il Eved Needles She'll Ivory and Horn Combs
Steel Knitting Pins aud Bod Snuh ana ooafco 20 spAes g.
Mupcu,yrs and Pedd!ers buying for cash will ud 1t 70
their advantage TO cali before purchasn. se"Iets as a
Goods the above line Will be sod on ue most
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SOO0n WANTED.-A man who can COM
.D~OOO mand $4,000 engage business ard share the
profits which promise De uncommoply productive. line
addressed T. H. left the Tribune Office stating where an
interview be obtained will be attended and expara
tlon Of the business given. {ul0 3t-) T, H
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M MANTED--Sltuauons by two respectable
W Young Women, do Chamberwork or General House.
work, together separately, private family Best OF city
references given Apply opposite A Threenth-s nlO:4,s
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WANTED-A boy to learn the SiverPlat,ng
w BusnesS-nsar the age of sixteen. Apply 70
MO ST WIN. s. LYON la3 t;r,pS.,.
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HT CONSUMPTION CURABLE: A Practical Trea-
tise to prove Consumption Manageable Disease;
With Cases successfully treated under mode
new in this country: By J. S. Rose, NJ. D., has
lust been received by Graham & Christy Astor
House.
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BOAR ARplNG--.-UNlTED TEMPERANCE
and tbe rooms , al ,sd w ssss WI. eo aSs
amlies siGeie one Farlo the first hoo,.
Lodgings s. per week Transient board shlnrs per day
Meals EQUALLY low. Please call and see NJ lme
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NEWBORN MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER

The USIyERsALIsr QUARTERLY AsD GENERAL REVIEW.
MOL January ls44. (pp. 10, svo) Boston: a. Tomp-
kins IS Cornhlll.
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LL- KINDS OF FLOUR, at Wh0lesaIe anu
retail at the Croton Mills 2i5 Cherry nystreet:Eamny
Wheat Four Rye do; Prime Southern do: Pearl and Homny
Wheat; Graham Flour, made Of superior WheaIkse CO.,
s,antly on hand large quantities. Bakers ana
and at the lowest market prices. ~ 6e,, and
The above articles also put up small bags OF my IT,
twenty-five pounds for family use and Will pc soo a. nnnv
sale prices Kept continually fresh on hand oy aan
from ths Mills. n eLo.,, sc AZ the
Also on hand at retail-Ship Stuff Shorts. eS;, s, a.
Mills 25 Cherrystreet two doos5 Sel1w e RR9THERS.
o6 am tEChI1ls
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nTCEMOND FLOUR-5O0 bbls. Galieso anu
II sOo bbs Rutherford brands io1 sas ~ 70 southst.
noyTss GRINNELL MlNIOa.S : : ST,i,,;
TOR sALE-MULBERlk,Y?. l,?.., u dhhs Ii. ansumn At St
s1u s. per hun HUNDRED Oxford Mas b9aRBoUR
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p r F. T r [ B N e
ziterarp Notices.

~, ey MRs. JUL. H. Scorr: Together with Brief
faaI,n Memoir, by Miss S. c. EpcARToN. a Tompkins,
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JoI;S OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AND PUNCTUALITY on THE
SIS MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
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MTANTED.@C @Capltal wapted in the SILK BUsI-
W in the wayof partner partners BY sea,le.
uo owning large establishment Inquire OF the PUBLISH.
Fss or Of 7. B. WAKEMAN, Esq seeret2ryo of the Amer
whom left written fo,m the outlines of the proposed ar.
TaugementS. MO 6yy
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fTO MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, AND
4 OTHERS young man, p years of sge, wishes TO
obtain employment he has been the Hardware and Drug
business and has general knowledge of almost any kind Of
business, or he would be willing to 9pprentice himself
good Mechanic. A line addressed w this office will
eet prompt attention Good references can be given
Mo
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iio Ihat wrongcd one never brcatIcl
n.y. r.. word against her callous murderer;
l,Milii lnaSlli farewell smile for all who came
4 4sssee see, her spirit take It's upward flight,
seil'ie pressure Of her sisters hand
1 * ,ender DEL kiss on her gray fathers check,
!. S.'ssnIriiliins gaze in her pale mothers eyes,
l., whispered OF this long beloved spot,
rose 10 meet the love which eateth not
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1OO0 Ne " B TX y q HE "a a T. ,a
eghths packed in superior manner for the southern and
tasrs markets choice article and free from g or sale
an l;{,sra terms by GEORGE WELLS. j.
a,I tn-. Front
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COLLAR LAMPS AND GlRANDoL LE'o.-ln
- addition 10 former supply, has Just received some new
rstteFn bronzed gilt and sy-red Ganioe4 aud Selsr
TcmnS which with large assortment OF plated Cake bas-
tt" asoIs ivorv handle table Cutlery, Gothic Waters
silver Tea aud Table Spoons Sc &c snow Offered very low
b,- Inn ALBERI BEACH ia tndtnaIn ST.
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y r. PARKHURST, NJ. D., Office No. rs
~ Franklin-strtet. doors west of Broadway.
DR. P long and successful practice in his profession
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u9 We have received from Graham & Chris
tv. No. Astor House, No. of the PICTORIAL
HIsroRy OF THE UNITED STATEs.-It contains
the conclusion of the Seven Years War and the
Commencement of the Revolutions This num-
Der is embellished with fifteen engravings Illus
trative Of the incidents related.
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TTHE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, will
i make Surveys Estimates feost, and reports for Rn
ways Canals Roads, Docks, Wharves, Sustaining Walls
Bridges every description with paas and specifications
and when required, will supenntend their execution
or rock esmats the OF removing the same; they will
survey land and report on the best mode Of rendering water
will make drawings and Specifications of improvements IN
machines and aid procuring letters PATENT the
services OF Dr. Thomas Jones have been secured for any
business requiring personal attendance Washington
will act the sale OF Letters Patent Also OF Mills
Mines Guarries, Machinery. sc.
Address either Of the undersigned SO Mekhants TX
change New York EDWIN f. JOHNSON,
nIoSm% WILLIAM X. CASEY.
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~ Syivania Assoc1ation..Iofhfe NO. .
PIN 81 th;r story Open from 10 10 l2 a M Information
chssriullv given The Constitution glyaa. lylou
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r AIDES, DON'T USE COMMON CHALK.
IL looks bad itnuIs the skin and makes look yellow
Try Bcrrards Spanish Lily White: gives te face or nefk
american Ea So Chsthan-strs9 n " l39 Fultonstteet
Brooklyn 23 BroadstIeet Newark statereet Boston;
Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; 2O7 King-stree Charleston
OFT In
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The OpAL: 4 Pure Gift for the Holy Days: Edited by
n. F. WILLIS: With Nine Illustrations: By j. Z.
CHArMAN. John {. Riker. u Ann.street
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DRINTERS AND BINDERS WARERooMs 10
Prices RHs s aGI GREATLY REDUCE The OE" Print
ing Press Machine and Saw Maauacory IL "",
and the reduction cost Of and labor ar are pls e9s
teI and Binders materials generally will be seen by tnsf
newly printed Circular which they beg leave 70 reeI
dence of Richard M Hoe and Robe Hoe and they ASSURE
their friends that the great prices
ali articles by this Establishment. shall IftaI
the high reputation which they have hitherto sustained
Will so be thei. constant endeavor improve the quality OF
than particular They atter S"n Also b s, Ss,
Printers generally will APPRECIATE their Icet TO i0i"'n
Orders any part of the country all articles usea qJ
Printers Binders, including Type Ink Paper ETC. WIN M Se
executed with the greatest aud prompude ann on e
best terms. IN, Il, ,.o.. .,..;
Jobbng work aud repairing will be done at the lowest pe's
bic prices with every attention and expedition
NJ BAH articles manufactured by this Establishment
will be stamped r. Hoe Co., that persons from ABROAD
may be imposed upon with spurious articles made IN m
rnters Of newspapers who publish this advertisement with
this three times before the first of july next and send one
~, b,,,ing fonr tin,.s tha amount of it. ago tf
4
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DIRECTORS:
Rensselaer, Haven, Nsah Taylor Corls w Lawrence
J. Phillips Phoenix, William Couch, Micah Baldwin
John Morrison, 3. L. WooIley, Nathaniel Weed
Jos.rh B. Narnum, Faanng c. Tucker, John RaLkin
David Lee, Melgs D. Benjamin John D. Wolfe.
Caleb q. Halsead William w. Todd Eerdinspd Suydam
Henry q. Thompson, II. HAVENS, President
Lewis Secretary ,is
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GRAHAM FLOUR.
ND all other kinds of Flour and Meal, for sale
n at the Steam Mill, No. 25 Avenue D: ,oon
o2i ime WM. y. WOOO.
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hlm to say 70 his friends =
from one to al entire set of ::
producing the leas, possible {
III mastication, and the pa z:
converse, laugh and sleep 3
as with natural onas. Teeth z.
serted on pivot, and every 8
tended 70 and warranted not =
CITY for usefulness, durability
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TAR KELLEY AND HIS PATIENTS.-Dr.
~ KELLEY, who advocates the treatment OF Disease upon
pnnciple widely different from The general esabs ned prec
tire Mi be- in attendance his Office No 426 rodd"ay Tor
general consultations bnt particularly upon Affections oil the
unrs Liver Dropsy, aud all long standing complaints dnf
ING Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, The 3th ih anu i,h
r. NJ mbsrIn inst
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

MIR. ROBINSON, Fashionable Clear Starcher,
f SO Mercer.street fifth door above SpIug.st from Eliza
r,.st Embroderies Laces, Tar!ton, Muslins SILK hose
Sc made 10 look equal Shawis, Nlernos t"uard
Silks Mouseln de LANES, Table Coyets, &c cleaned
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H'HE HOWARD INSURANCE Company.-
L Capital S3o0O 900; Office No. 81 Was; This Company
continues TO make insurance against loss damage by e
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-11
THE WIDOWED MAN.

The Scotch are very inqui>itve peo
pie; fpossibIc still more so than the Yam
KEGS. Their curious questions are ire
quep'ly deemed obtrusIve, and are carried
TO great length. Two gentlemen fell
in together, both travellers on horseback
and strangers 10 each other, when the
following conversation took place:
Raw evening, sir, rather observed
the one, with an Aberdeen accent.
'Yes, rather replied the other.
You will likely be stranger in these
parts,' continued the Aberdeenian.
Hf / cam laconicaIIy replied The other
looking neither TO the right nor the left.
Perhrps, like myself, YOU may be going
to the Bauf'
Perhaps responded the other, yawn,
ing.
In that case, perhaps you will put up
at CulIen? 49,.
Imay or may not answered his COM
panion.
Pardon me the liberty of the question,
sir, may | ask if you are tachelorT
NO.
'Oh! married.
mo, no.
'Sir, pardon; may have uninten'ion-
ally touched upon painful subject; your
black dress ought 10 have checked my in
quiries. beg your pardon, SRA wild
ower?'
mo, no, no.
Neither bachelor, nor married man,
nor wdower--then what can you bep
"A dirorced man, since YOU must knowr
exclaimed The stranger, clipping his spur
10 his horse and dashing out ofsght IN an
instant.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-11
BIGOTRY.

Philips, the Irisq orator, in one of his
speeches, gives most vivid perSonitica-
ton of bigo'ry. Sa,s he: "Bgolry has
no head, and cannot think; she has no
heart and cannot feel when she moves 1t
is in wrath; when she pauses 1t is amid
ruin; her vengeance is eternity; her dec
alogue is witten in the blood of victims
and ifshe stops tor Il moment from her in
fernal flight it isupon some kindred rock
to whet her tang for keener rapine, and re
pune her wing for a more sanguinary
DIES a'ion,
This is certainly high wrought picture,
but no more 50, we think than the sui ject
requires, for, of all the whitening DISPOSE
tons which cherk the expansions Of the
mind no one is more rIinous tn n that oil
ignIry. II draws to one adam milne To-
us, the mot frigid and pertInacious ele-
ments of hum IN nature. 1t narrows down
the inrel!ert; ceadens the affections; and
con tracIs The impulses of the heart. 1t
begeis "A self righteous vanity, and through
a blind and barharous yea urges one to
do what he deems Gods service, when he
is violating his laws in his own constitu-
lion, Serving the cause of ignorance, error
and bitterness.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-11
THE GLADIAToR'S DREAM.

He'slept, as sleep the wronged and proud;
! Pale, cold, and firm, his slghs were ow
lie even sleeing scorned The loud
And vulgar plant of common wo:--
But DER that brow, SO calm, so fair,
Had passed the finger Of despair.
lie dreamed-NoT Of his conquered soil,
Nor pure chill breeze of northern cline;
Nor forest hut, nor hunters toll,
Nor aught he loved in happier time;
With him, such vision would not dwell
La bondage, in marble cell.
tie dreamed-and years had rolled away F;
The victor, and the vanquished came,
In shadowy battles dim array,
With fainting moan, and stern acclaim
Banner, and corse, steed, helm and shield,
10 dark hseps sirewn on Wars broad field.
lie saw, wild, myriads sweeping by,
The dread avengers lightning path
And stained and rr implied Eagles lie
Beneath the far.haired strangers
wrath
Then leaped his heart-the work was
Brave justice, by the Goth, and Hun.
He walked-his hour OF bitter pain,
Still to he borne-bul free and bold,
His step, as if servie chain,
Meier touched those limbs of graceful
mould,
Then smiled, as rose the suIen hum
OF crowds said, ga time ,ciH come"
One glance, one cold, keen glance around,
His high prophetic spirit cast,
One sigh, that vast arenas bound
Re- chocd--'twas the first, and last
He knew that fate had sealed each dome,
With "'rengeancc on Imperial Rome"
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-11

ed by the interest which the argument it.
sell afouses. There is passion il is true,
but it is so well trained and kept under,
that we observe it like the steam in well
regulated engine, rather in the methodi-
cal and rapid action of The machinery il
influences, than in the wreaths and puffs
Of yapor which occasionally escape
There are no intervals for us to stop and
cheer; there are no ting places by
which we cln get out for relreshment;
but we are carried onward in line ma.
dramatically straight 10 the place of destI-
nation. 1t is in this very freedom from
digressions of all kinds that Mr.. Calhoun
title to the admiration of posterity will in
a great degree rest; and we have no doubt
that in future periods, when local illusions
and personal retort have lost their effect,
when the reader seeks to trace out not so
much the private skirmishes of statesmen
themselves, as the general character of the
meisul es about which they struggled-ihe
chasle and beautiful augmentation which
distinguished him, will place him on Il
Level with the few great mines who have
been able II instruct the reason, without
STOPPING TO please the 'ancy.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-11
COQUETTING EXTRAORDINARY

A few days ago, pair of,urtles, seem
inglv anxious to become united IN the
siIken bonds of wedock. made their APP
pcarance tefore one of the clergymen Of
Glasgow, who, finding the requisite cert'-
ficales al right, proceeded wi the cere
monv, until he came to part OF it whore
the question is put to the bridegroom, il
he ''ls wiling 10 take this woman 10 be his
wife," To this necessary query, the man
alter considerable hesitltion, answered,
"Now "No!" SAID the minister, with a
Look Of surprise, for what re ,son?' Just
said the pnor embarrassed simple on;
locking Tor The door, "because Pve taken
scunner (di$gus) at her" On this the
ceremony, to the evident mort Fl alton of
the the FAR one, S broken off. aud the
parties retired. A lew days after, how.
ever. hey gain prescnted Themselves be-
fore his reverence, and the fashions
bridegr ,om, hlylng declared tha' he had
GIT ~ or his one 'ton, the cerem my wae
: lin commenced, and proceeded wlho i
interruption, til a question, similar 10 the
alb we, was put 10 The bride; when she, in
return replied in the negative.
"What is the meaning Of al this2" said
the clergyman, evidently dlspIeased at the
foolish trtl ny Of The parties. 80 naething
ava" said The u,hing damsel, tossing her
head with an air of resentment, ''only I've
Just ta'en a scunner at him." The two
ag in retired to their lonely pillows, and
lonely il would seem they had foun them,
for the reverend gentlcmln, on coming
out ut his house the following morning,
met the foolish couple once more Oh their
way 10 solicit his services. ''lt's "a made
up moo" said the smiling fur one. 10
yes" said her Intended, "lt's a Sc t ed moo,
and we want you 10 marry us as soon as
possible" 81 will do no such thing" was
the grave and startling reply 10 The impa-
tent request. 'What fort" asked they,
speaking together, in a tone Of mingled
sIr rise and disappointment. 20 naeihing
ava" i'd his reverence, passing on his
way, "bul just l'se ta'en n schnner at We
bath. "-kllmarnock Journal.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-11

ceptlOnable. Itineulcates, By somo Gifts
episodes, lessons Of charity, forgiveness,
and mercy, in strains more impressive and
eloquent than any homily. EUGENE SUE
has all the-wit and piquancy, with mono Of
the vulgarily of Paul de Kock; and his
pages are deyoured with avidity by thous-
ands who admire his brilliant genius.
The "MysTERIEs OF PARIS" has been
translated from the French Cor the Propri-
etors of the New World, by HENRY C.
DEMING, Esq, writer of extraordinary
talents, whose articles in the New WORLD
two years since, under the signature Of
"D."produced so strong sensation in the
literary and political circles. His name
alone is sufficient guarantee for the puri-
ty OF the language. and the elegance ofthc
style.
TERMS.-@THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS"
will be printed on an entire new Bour-
geo's type, which can be read with ease
by i3e Oldest persons. 1t will he complet-
ed, in not more than
TEN WEEKLY NUMBERS,
at l2s cents each. Subscribers by mai,
RENTING 81 in 49, zee Of postage,
will have the W, led to them
promptly. as fast d
GFAgents arc Requested to order with
out delay, as the first edition will be only
10000 copies. Address
J. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann street.
0rPublishers and editors, copying the
above prospectus one time loaded, with an
editorial notice, will be entitled to the
numbers.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-11
For The In iependen, Democrat.
BELSHAZZAR'S FEAST.

Loud were the noe, IF eyeIry
Within Belshazzll'S halls,
And blazing torches shed their llght
Upon the gorgeous walls.
The bravest Of his chivalry,
Arrayed il all their pride
The nobles and the counsellors
Were Teasing by his side.
The Lutte, the harp, and dulcimer,
By skiIful fingers played,
To grace the monarch's festival
Had lent their tuneful aid.
In scorn the gold and silver plate
Once hallowed TO the Lord
From Judah's holy temple torn
Were placed upon the board.
The flowing bowl went swiftly round,
And dance, and song were there.
The pealng notes Of pagan mirth
Swelled through the midnight air.
The finger ofthe Lord appeared,
And wrote upon the wall
The thunder's voice, the earthquake
shock,
Not 50 mems hearts appal.
No more the sparkling bowl Is filled,
The minstrels all are gone,
And mid the remnants Of his feast,
The king is left alone.
The trumpe.'s cIangor fills the air,
The Pcrsion's conquering cry,
The heavy tread of martial mon,
The shrieks of those that die.
Proud queen Of cities, Blbylon!
Thy Lofty towers must fail,
And DER the ruins of thy pride,
Oblivion spread its pail.
Where then the notes of mirth were heard,
The owl now boots in scorn,
And where Belshazzar's palace stood
Grow rank the briar and thorn.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-11

again the most beloved statesman of the
nation, if his character were but under.
stood through the country as it is in South
Carolina. His great popularity there, in
the language of Mr.. Senator Preston, sis
the result of his personal worth. No man
becomes acquainted with him who does
not love him 10 the bottom of h heart"
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-11
3 ER YED.

40 ~ Il GDe
ar was stolen from the sub cribers
W stable on The night OF the 2Olh Of
September, a dark bay horse, of middle
size, shod before, his right eye marked with
a nick in the lid, and branded 8. M. ON
the left flank. Any person who will eth
er return him to the owner, Samuel Ma
son, Esq, near Vicksburg, or give infor-
nation whereby he may be obtained, shall
receive suitable compensation.
s. NJ. MONTGOMERY.
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