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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08
CHEESEaIsN7s ARABIAN BAL

S.M-FoIih The cure OF every kind OF WOUNDS, SPA us
sor-s burns COUGHS lungs NE most cooperate ?'e'
restore c.pid aad persisted limbs stu j1fis, numbaeSs,
&c, and can be depended dlon 10 'seSe soreness N aii
cases !,
for he ss zen wears bile increasing demand. the C!-
vsl satisfaction has given aud the testimony oil un'N-
tud- c -sidua OF The first Standing n tse soiinluniy
% no have tested inalbly proved Its ecacyI snow
,Io needs oy t. be used prove Us nvailaos e1cet
isncs oe3 all who have ever tired The 6.am prize II
~ iahv tba! they viii be induced cncer any CONSIDER.
anon 10 do ihcut IL This Btll ss attracted the at!sn-
ten of men OF science. ana phyScis ana surgeons o lhe
greatest scientific give II their unqoaIined
probation; while many OF them different sections OF the
United SAFES iheir prsctice and hs'e aalo-
Il I'd tie puhlics, ION OF thei. certificates
LITTER FEoM DE-. HEMIN GWAY
W:irTNrT's PoTST, 4 prii 3, 1852.
pFs7 Sr:-EeIieTin yocr Arabian Raisan se one Ct
the ia.iy r1edicIJss safe tie lcoW!nE
viz HAIRY Green, OF Triangle, ErooEe CO. acoa; ihl'ty
wears OF age daring the sumner OF l6S5 became ailctei
with the AEae ard Feyer Ihch ccntEueu rs faTaEee
more Than year and reduced him very delicate state
o: besl,. In April, iSS terminated IN supParars
trc! cT TIE back region OF TIE ElaEeysi which on
being pIpciar d, discharged sge qnsnl'y OF sao IN
besur matter, and that time II assumed hss:o.
ioa penetrating three inches INTO Ire ieSf OF toe
back Ne tried great variety oil remedies besides aaFlIg
ik- R1vic- OF the best physicians wno1t Inc !-a- est
sad p.o.ouEced iAcurahe II TIE !st Of 49, ne a
led 10 :e ard. ste. c.a,.rir The case gave him
Sc II i,oI,le q your ARABIAN saiSd. diTeG hlra 10 a-
NV htiv; aad after nc three Or Gu! nall hous De
rs cured, aid authorized 10 state iiat h health :
f-I, r,>;cey a; tia. 10 yestiee of disrSse remains
49, viii respect n, HEMINGWAY, AZ. D.
~ purchasers should inquire for the rue article BY
usIDr Ike Whole eesels1's Arabian ba!SaH!ahd
-. that has nj name written il -y cS- baa-- wiring
the Printed directions On The Sra42es o eSeTy
sold at wholesale aai retail by i. s. D. SANDS,
Drce tsts - srd FCiioo street rs SToiiSsayi ana
Easi Broadway. frtce-Sl I-.Ee STE 70 cents snail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08

FOR LlYERPOOL-Packet Of the
aSrTT 7,h Match-The splendid fast sailing ship Az
s@% l-ANTA, Capt. Raymond. now oad!ugi al pier
No IL E. r, VII! be- despached as ahoTe.
This well known shp has elegant accosoda,ons iop
ahort passengers in house deck. who VII! be 'aheh
al tie loves, rates Her cabin accommodations are also
first rate Apply to JOHN IIERDMAN, 81 south 81;
NR Passage from Great Britain and Ireland wa L,'
sual he secured a, The lowest by the
REGULAR packet slips sailing weekly and those wishing 70
remit money have Drafts for any amount paaaote on
Grt Britain and Ireland on application as abeSe MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08

IN CHANCEhY of New ersey.-Be-
tween Etmund II. Conway, complainant and Lam.
ceot Howard Adene NJ Howard bis wife. Jamcs Fuller
ans David E. Gregory defendants Ordfr tof publication
II appearing 10 this Court that the complainant has hlsd
his b in the above agHs, e above named oeienc-
ants the foreclosure sale OF certain o:gased pre-
misses in The said bill mentioned, and that process g! sub
rosa 20 appear and answer, directed 10 the defendants,
bath been regularly issued relurnahe 10 The term 81 Jan
uavv A. D. eighteen hundred and ;ortv;Te, but that the
Defendants Launcslot Howard, aaG Adene d. Howard,
hi. WIFE E. Gregory and James Fuller conld not b.
found this State be served herewith. and that ley
have not caused their appearance 10 be entered as IN case
cch had been ouly served and beng made 10
appear By affidavit 10 die satisfaction of The Chancellor mat
the said defendants reside The State OF Ee'Sefsey
10 Wit in tie OF NewIoTk II Is therefore on ins
hirtiah DAY Of January the year OF oar oId one hoE
sand eight hundred aud oEtr1te on motion OH ~ Scuu
der Solicitor OF the complainant by this order srected By
the chancellor. thai said sesGt defendants &C appear
plead Genaf 10 The compia nanrs ball an or ee
fore the first Tuesday Of pr next, ori6aI IN default there
sach decree BE- made against ihei az the Chancellor
shall think equitable and and II : ioftheT oraeFeu
tina; this order shall within ant days ereai;ef De sergeG
personally upon The said Launcelot Howard and AEene
81 Howard James Fc!lsT ann David = .'fesofT by DE-
verag copy thereof theG or he pac!lShefs within me
sid twenty DAYS The Neu!ersey Journal published N
Elizzbe ihown, this STATE AID also in TIE irihGns IL
The City OF New-YoTk conGued therein o sI weeks
successivclvt al least once N every "sss
Silsw5E~ WNi. FE-NlSGl US Ih3nceNo'.
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sM LAND WAAi'tD.-'ihe Sy!yania

60 LAND WAhi't.D.-ihe Sylgania
purchasing from tyr % iEfe Thousand OF L1fo
~hn oEc harcIe1: nrs c. hes y0! City, ia tbe stiki
OF Pennsylvania, Ne"-yeEAsy or Ne fc1A Iae -
adAp:ej 10 graZthg. grsiE growing, ad gardening -
poses CneliriFaira af:s HiIh sIall cultivated es.
adjoining, Io 6e preferred osners Of ig1cs, to q
give Gear lite. rqueS.es 10 prepare F0r si.en<
IA relation 70 such isss ,sb The csI iayora3e ~
and address .se.- el,ers (po.i patl 10 r W Lei
FGesse; OF the Sylvan, Association = PlReS Me-fs
tie aIisuton LaRd-aoIdeIs rss2e ctully Soheieo
Tie SSlva1.a ASSOCIATION inRads gong mo cpeIaG's
early as possible
kd;.ors Country New.-pers are fe'lueh,ed 70 e9gj@
ar;ite inl> as!NsrtIss.nsnt ~
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ia, TO LaI-Dwe!!ng Hou,e and Ia

i u I'D ''!'I s'VF''N ti1IEI K|'
kerry in Il chaloa., Sllen lsI7rt. ~ isJ.e i i
&C. ..-l.t franz t.ulio.rg pfr:cci o.ss asd nvE
pan,ei; good sctoo,s and enu.enr> ns uiss.e
ncighbolhood, and 10 omniD9sss pass he y-r ls; ~
tired or Tor Baker,, Ihr bz,rsRI b5ys .4sS
Tor thai hU>dess, ofec 2-rat Educea.eGgs.
Dr. low For I-rins apply Ed arr Tai or ra- Ss4es
Horse Tavern. saHd - Addi-,n oogeEFtty q
eli.slresL p !i1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08
!. C--ea IaELIZABETH-POKI AND
ErwynPE FERRY COMPANY

- NETWORK FERRY COMPANY
.-.1, - v TERwITCH and CTND ERELLA
NV aaiy frDn E-sseth-Port 10 eT-fefs oSenlns
R-sbtor and Port-Richnond, each TIP, is iouo"'
an ans zfier he I7ti Day 81 October, is4s-
ar! AND 10 o;e.oss. Al q ana oi 4 and
Al ], ans Sio'cock. + 81 a. II ana ro's~'A'
te.,e Egi,sbeth-PoT, =. O'Clock A. N and al :. ID
leave Nev-YoTt al 10 O'Clock, A M AID al !: "a;
Rpsssa1g fo- HesIheid, Scotch Plains rIiihheit
RanndB roek. Sornsryi,e, Eason Scnooieys aouataI;
ne ETi1gsth.,ow. and SoIervie Railroad Cars WI
-, Erw-York N The Sc o'clock beat IN the morning a'
!, ,ha !. and O'Clock boats il the afternoon
pasagsrs rom the 81 O'clock boat NIL iea'c
IN rt,g., Tor ason ARD FOR coolsyS MOUNTAIN On 'e d.
IVA! Of the cars AZ SoEleTTiiis ,ri 49,.
The Horse Car vii lesye The front OF The Union ho1si
ca1.ter IN hour prsy!o1s the oePal.'if Q" A OH
!. " h, y-1gp az the risk OF it, owner or,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08

- 70 Lett re spacious Store, No.
Il Diy}soI sgIsst, :1aEiGg through 10 r.as. Broad
10y. eet BY Ign, occupied IaTpe. arsLocc
possession given rhe l.oi aay E~JI On tie q Gof
g',nii7g pivisr3n sttte!, ar<s rocG suilabe Tor
tcboo d,n anG pOssrsSca sSyeH .t1r.Ieiy. Ga he q
floor, ais5 fronting ETlioa-s., arge T0Cm ad2Psl
=o1 occupied scGoo Jeonl, POSSESSION OF Tie Is
Hay Ee1t For urt5eF partacE..gs inquire 6i ThcOpsea
i6Im-
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WATEK-liiller & Coates.

" PLUMBERS. I,6 Grind streei, doors FaS, OF Brc1d
wa frT.sh Tined, lead, Corlyo-l sT.i iToi Pipes,
Pumps ydranl EocnaiI Bslh Fcbs, &c. and avery
se lie connected With tie OF CroIon SaIer DWELLING
~ srrIou.es and Manufactures Orders tie ntrusGc
rs.. NJ vz.ar promptly eT--uIaSt. mi in-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08
Ia FOR SALE-A arm OF AZ acres,

Ia FOR SALE-A + arm OF AZ acres,
-. pleasantly situated u Lyons Farms aboci mlls :
fSerari NJ tie upper road leading 10 Eliza
beth the Stone School-EcuSs, ami quarter
o. slie from The ChGrca This Farm has i acres o.
Apple Orchard, OF NocG.scd and The rest ia Meadow
and IiIabe LIND L has excellent OF
ming through the OF good HocSe Barn. Graae
w. WseoD-HoCse and CiGsr-Si4.L Appjy 10 BENJAMIN
n SAE;S ~ the said Farm 10 jesse f. OoaaiGson- S
R,caa,yl Newark. los la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08
FOR LUNDON.-Regular Packet

FOR LUNUON.-Regula Packet
~ of the 10Th OF bfarch.The very superior last san
SSSsa Ing PACKET ship QUEBEC, Capt. Williams, VII!
positively sa as above, her regular day.
Having yery superior accommodations or cabin "a GdOi
and storage passengers persons wishing 10 embark shoud
make early application board foot OF Maiden ape. CT
10 JOSEPH McMURRAi, 100 Pire 81 cor scum -.
psrons wishing 10 send Tor their friends can have them
brought on, by either the above ships or any OF ihe
regular packets by applying as above ti by leie! pos
pali.) w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08

FOR LONDON-To sail on 10Th
- ns.-rhe superior fast sailing packet ship HEN
r.raiar Her ACCOMMODATIONS tor cabin ccondc,bln
and teerage passenge unsurpass for comior, ard
Convenience Apply or beard The ship loot oi fife ST. OF
10 JOHN HERDHAN, 81 South 81.
r. & Passage from Rton or Liverpool can al all tunes
be engaged by be regular pseke:s, and drafts iu hheo
s,,i,' - ,icrs fIh7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08
@. A FARM IN NEW JERSEY FOR

As A FARM In NEW JERSEY FOR
80 SALS--.a Farm containing bat tErn,y acre, o.
iat" well STARTED the rarg OF ,iarsrr TroeE .Hdsha
IN the 10 ahIp Of a!dns.owD c0oa!y AoamauI Slaie
OF New Jersey, tying the p5oiic roic from AG6esa
to ConptoEs Greek shou. ihEeeiouTEs d Ie noni we
Landirs NteFe beats ply 20 All ..o5i Se@i OK a;as
daily Throughout ire ssasoa- On sid FA DaehSs
House AID small Earc, sEleE; 5us;y Of Meadow aae
Wccd Sor iEu2Iy Use
Also. 90 Ge sane rad within EAIj las .; C9nPtes
Greek House. rFscty Few, lJh oLe a5r OF LzEd 10
Sa.e Of g,od c-i:.sa,aoh =,
70, iar.sG f,rtra.4rs ifaairr 81 III J5Eh Hams. -
Broadway, IN /: dop2ilg, kcyPog,, Q. j5"H hspp|t'
ChsrcsylAe y. J. G.5 "a
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q FOR SALE, At Astoria, formerly

"a For SALE, At Astoria formerly
- Haiifus Cove, spirneIi CorIt-y SAT- consisting
soo1 House H o. lznI XII ss!csbis va
ter pTiyiies 'front.' >4it Ia ID e4.G ouIi garfea
xih large S1T!ey Gf rex AID ofsaGj nal trees slut
heryi &c.
The atoFe i o6e 81 lie Eost coai!sHt. sitealsos g.
Tag between the coanlTy IL General S:eEsba
aEJ Docior Alexander StsTSrS.
4 beat plies bciwrzG totis aGd Ne7 York IEice SD
stage Tire i. each y, making convenient; or es.
tieu;an CONG busiaeSs 10 New York.
Apply 20 josiah blackwell. NJ, = i ..-5u street. % "
john r!eld. NJ. -. en- .;rnadwlY. - III
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sssa PRICE 81, OU0.-A FARM for SALE

ySsgSs I 4
- containing = very pleasantly s'tra'ed Y
n!r, from village OF Westeid, Essex county n, j. on
the line OF the SCu.Fyiii- Railroad sand has :Ia
bic proportion OF woodland iru. ees, comfortable cwel
ing ell of water door, ana barn, &c Sad
farm is situated fourth mile from ue old sage read
leading from New Iofa Philadelphia. and Is IN Ihe VIZ
cg!ty oi schools stores churches and Darkes E!q8Ts OF
Ecward Tovu.ey, near he vIiiage weIhed, one,ogrh
eli mile from the Railroad Depot. Eza6eihown Of
BIR.ET D. HAMILTON
,bs,f. = 9rf-
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NR RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
Z WINE BITTERS-Tse following are Few o.

the editorial notices
From tbe Boston Morning Post
Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine B!iters arc an excellent
medicine We have bottle OF Them, and are aoout
len vess Younger On fee,ings ttan were month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08

Ssrdss Ssrssrars vii $50 rcI2o-c aud permanently
crse diseases having their origin - az 'cp2re stare o. ts
bcod aud cepraved ccdiioa q the general eS7jt;.tis
VIZ SSroala or Enss Evil lis various forms khec:la'
tisg obstinate caraDeoas ETupucns botches bfs an
nes or Pusrss on the iece chrcnIc Sore Eyes RT
or ;'seF. Scald Head enlargement and Paia o. lns pore
sad Joints Stubborn Ulcers ph!c symptoms, diseases
srx5ng ;prdcsccs OF dercury !ehiae osIanse
DHtslS and c;asr similar complaints
Pcnaret ana SOLO Al y ho,ae ard retail and 10. export
alton. - g. SartS < Co No. SIS Broadway, teTan4lt
OF Chs'ueE= street. New io!k $50 so4e
by s 3 D. sands Druggists No Is az; leo Fulton s.
David Saods Co. NJ. u East RcoasvzJ, e0I OK Mar
ke.itret; and by Druggists ssaccaay throughout lac
usiteSl Stairs Prcr per bette. SIX bottles trr -
Noac-IIe original dnclasi.:s may BE by Calling a
our SER. Ma rs ng,,,yIrrsy d2a
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an HOUSE AND LAND ct BLOOM
4 TO LET.--In Dean street, near

"a TO Lt.T,--In Dean street, near
Log Smith street. Brooklyn the splendid three story
Eosse finished 10 tbs best Will; tv'o lots Of gr und
attached Also coach house, sab.s, &c. variety OF the
most Choice grape vines Also, several Eut ees with
vel aGd pump Of excellent spring water or The ptrmts
This property well calculated Tor TIE accommodating Of
resueclabIe family 10 yboG il viii lei one year or
more on acc ulnaodaling terms. by applying II
ms JOSEPH McMUKRAY, 100 Pine 81
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@a FOR SALE "a Barsain-a hand
some Farm ct % acres, be, u;fuy situated on The
es-nga riser and county, Oxford, q. YORK. haiia
Inss Ere ample and convenient
nh7 z. A. P SMITH, Is Liberty ST,
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Martha Conln his lived in my family the las: - Tas
and hereby certify ths foregoing statement made oy a
sot: : ro-rr>t airs NARY 4. LLOYD,
Nc. s14 Broz2 =. Newark. NJ.
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1sEa OFFICES TO LEl.-ia store 50
-. --Hs- Fos EPH 5leuURRAY. 10 Pre- st.
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IN CHiNCERY-Before the Vice Chan

WILLIAM " CAMPO ELL, Master in Cliancery
= " grrEE Snii-i;nr fl0 laTsH
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GA TO LET-Iwo houses in Jones ST.
us. near Rieecker strcei. Apply TO
49, JOSEPH M1aIu kltAY, 700 PIEe q.
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But each a richer strain

Of nel0dg, ne'eT heard B? mortal, seemed
lose varied than the thoughts that ever cleaned
Along the spirit train.
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rs For SALE Or ENCHANu E.
Two yaicabe aad highly cultivated Farms near III
Ctyaga Lake, with good cuttings n perfect o'oer.
M 81, A 2. SM!fi., - l.5eny.si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08

80 To let fror the ls OF May ue1t lie lower FkS,
cellar OF said Store IL srIeafS from Pearl 10 Stoa
street aet has been occupied 81 Ytars . Orr
Goods store Inqa,e OF }. LAMB, no y meEehsu,y ST.
Grange HalEs,re-t OF EDWARD Couh, 70, 10 Par..
s,rr-r mi Im'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-16

EEects Of Millerism. The wife Of Jon
aihdn Lererldse, respectable mechanic
Of Newark, New Jersey while laboring
under arrangement Of mind caused by the
Miller doctrine, on Friday administered
arsenic to herself and tvo Of her children,
one aged three years and the other twelve
months. Before she committed the rash
acl she sent her three eldes, children to
her aunt's, in the nelghborhood. One Of
tho children died al II O'Clock, the other
al o'clock, and the wife died about G
o'clock.
Al Milleriie meeting in Providence
last week, the minister got the audience
worked up to such pitch, that they were
every momen, looking for the end Of oil
things, ebich lie told them would be- an.
nounced by the sound Of trumpet. A
waggIsh boy, taking the hint, procured a
common f,h hosn, which be blev with a
I perfect tempest Of wind, thereby producing
such a climax that some Of The fanatic
mass were frozen with fear.
The hillerites OF Providence has deci
ded that The great end Of al things was IL
come sbou, last Wednesday, and prepara
lions were made 10 meet il. Over one
hundred passed the night 10 the buryiug
( ground, on the est side; some Of whom, il
report speaks true, were dressed 10 their
ascension robes. They vent there 10 vii
ness the resurrection Of their friends, with
whom they expected to rise ia:o The clouds.
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coRRrPrIoy Ar wAsuIycroy


Oliver OdschooI," the correspondent
Il The [. States Gazette describes, IN IN.
d,gnant terms, the prevailing corruption at
W Washington. We invite the readers Ia
pernse what he says, because 1t cnaualc-
from one peculiarly entitled to hugh respect.
As to Prcsldent.mak ng, no persons m
Washington have as much of tins business
to do, or are 80 hu-lly engaged IN It, as
the present incumbent Of the office, hl-
Cabinet aud Guard Ii is their study
BY day, and their drcum hy night Not
an officer ~ removed nor an applicant 40.
pointed, but with reference to the lnnn.
encc It - to have IN the next Presidential
con'es, and, notwithstanding the uyowal
Of Mr.. Tyler, on his entering upon the
duties OF President that he would remove
no incumbent from office who faithfully
and honestly discharged the duties Of bis
Office, except IN cases where such iucum.
bent has been guilty If an actire partisan
SHIP, he has removed hundreds, and is con.
tinu'ng to remove daily, for the reason
that they will not be guilty Of an dcfire
Porfisdnsh,p IN his favor.
But a few DAYS ago. he told one of his
Office holders IN Connecticut, that he did
not do right that he must turn out and he
active N supporting the administration
that Is, m hrs own language be Gull.
IA Of an act're pdriianship. And vet.
VINO hears any complaint Of the Executive
beng engaged in Prcsideni.uakinp who
complains Of the Executive ueeIectlnr the
public business.
Never was the prongacy more shame.
less, open, and avowed, ~ any poyern.
ment, than inls a, this time. There il no,
sense OF shame enough to put on even n
show OF modcsiy and virtue: but all IL
open, bold, and unblushing. There was
corruption enough IN General Jackson's
tIHe but It ~ far more shameless now.
and there - infinitely, less pains taken 10
conceal or disguise il. shall not enicr
INTO any controversy az to whether such
practices can exist under the Administrn.
ton OF true patriot, but that they do ~.
is' and that | have not set down oucbf
IN malice; appeal to every man Mt nlI
conversant with public affairs in Wasb.
'ogton." OLIVER OLDSCHOOf.
Every man who has, within the last
two years, been unhappy enough to reside
any ieng'n oi time, ut the Seat Of tho Fed.
eraI Government, knows these CHARGES 10
DC 'fue N all respects, and sofrencd, much
so''ehod, by the amiable individual who
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-16
A WORD TO YOUNG MEN.

We have observed the increasing indo.
.ence, (s1ys the Hlil.ay Advocate or rath.
er want oil employment among tie rising
generation in this section Of our country
wi.h anxiety and sorrow. Wherever we
90, We find some young men who seem to
think It a disgrace TO work who choose
rather TO idle away their time, in frivolous
conversation, unwelcome visiting, or 10 do
ing nothing at all. Il is an old saying and
a true one, that "an Idle mau's brains is
the Devii's work shop more especially 10
IT true when applied to young men. Ou,
Of hundred youths who spend their time
10 dleness aud folly no, more than one, il
as many, will ever make a useful or thriv
ing man. When once the propensity Ia
dleness becomes a habit, and lanour 10 be
considered a disgrace, we would not give a
! farthing for that mans usefulness in hfe.-
! We do not care whether young man ha,
wealth or not. |, s decree from HEAVIER
tina, by the sweat Of the face mar shall ear
his bread. and none can slight the decree
with immunity.
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makes them. That individual !. ~,
Sargent of Philadelphia, the mos, ~ 'u''
Stunning and the most upright of men 'n''
chapter Of his history will show. n, -
at the commencement of this Adm. va
ton, the Agent of the u. States :, '.''l''
salary, for protecting the live oak -; -
in Florida. lie ascerlained his o,r ,.'u
be sinecure, and going to PresiJen, : .
Ter, told him so-that he could mo-, =
cile il TO himself TO receive a -, w
doing nothing, recommended the ALL. w
of the office as unnecessary, and ,e,,. ''0a
Mr.. Tyler highly complimenied he gao 90
otsm and observation-disclosures, prom;.ir pi"
have the office abolished, accen,oJ ! y
Sargent's resignation, but instead ,r "
pensing with the oEce, immedia,er. -
pointed some one Of his creatures r
place. The office has not been oL,g y
that We have ever heard, and the NM,
still paid by the People. .
This is Oiirer Oidschool, and wL..
publish any statement Of his, We e,re,, :,
to be believed Ilnplicitly.-Rich. n J.,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-16

Counterfeit Dollars Some Of i'f ~ =.
terieit coin which has been In'fooo'''
the cities cas-, Of US has reached b'''"'.
The Clipper Of yesterday soy'
1--WE were Yesterday shown q conn'ei ..,.i !
can dollar, which was so admirably ,,,,.,r
to be detected only upon the closest 's aoao.u
There nre two particulars in which Wv ,io .f,,
felt differs from the genuine dollar ~ ,,osba
in the eagles mouth in the coun'eIen ri III
.he 4 in the word rcpublica, whioa " ,oosisl
case with the genuine, and the bIapo" ,,oa, y
before that word is split at 'is 'ef'n."' in ID
that part Of !, goes under tho H. %,0' THE 80
genuine dollar II does no, reach the \ W,.eIc
rious dollar is deficient in weight ne''y r,t,
and half cent piece Tested by nq1.'PS,1 4.
docs no, Immediately exhibit Tho eoPpt, y,b,
ter short time the verdlgris IS PAM All 70
our citizens should keep good ,o"' ,,,py
these countcrfciY-, Ms II is probable 'na'
tirm are in cirrnldtiop'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-16

Days Of Worship. The following days
OF The week are set apar, for public wor.
ship in different nations Sunday, or the
Lords Day, by Christians; Monday, by
the Grecians; Tuesday, by the Persians
Wednesday, by the Asyrans; Thursday
by the Egyptians; Friday, by tho Turks
Saturday, by the Jews,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-16

A Soap Pldn'.-The soldiers who re-.
Gently visited the Rio Grande, found a
species Of plant which answered the pur.
pose Of soap. 1t is said that the Mexlcans
mako great quantities Of soap from the
roots Of this plant.