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Anatomy Of Melancholy" or he would never allow
himself to fret and grieve trfies nor 80 irrtablv
date upon the extra-arduous duties he has TO per-
form. He may be sure. if he does hs du,y ~,
only his associate keepers, but every one else will
discover it-"too much Wanting of Integrity, oen.
orally justlfies doubt '-draw the parallel These
are but spots upon the sun, however Give him
time, and he will be older, aud when older, NAV be
wiser and more philosophical.
Huzza I! here comes that Paddy Power.faced son
of Erlns Isle, the engineer" of the establishment,
wrench" in hand, and knowing wink of his
eye, which seemed to say, "Pll stop your fun
ming, my boys" The reception of this functonary
by the prisoners Is hearty and welcome, or repulslve
with misses and groans-depend entirely upon The
OF discourse, and is received with cheers and acca
nation but at the approach of evening, they scout
nun as their evil genius, tor he puts stopper" on
their loquacty and that, added to the premature
visible darkness" in which they are enveloped,
very naturally exasperates them; and what with
the yells, creams and impreca ons the uckless en-
sneer is tam to absqua!ulate.. He is jolly
SOU, at all events, and favorite with f.
males, too-.hs machinery is, at all Zines.
IN appeple ORDER and he is great with the crank"
I" Though last, not least" comes the Doctor 'shuf-
ing nus slow length along" joyal visage and a
good round belly with fat capon lined . were he
not staunch adherent Of the temperance cause
should say that the ruby of his cheek gave strong de
no'ement Of the, god he worships; he is worthy
and experienced son OF Esculaplus, and is often hail
ed among the invads like bird of promise with
healing on It's wings; he has very recently passed an
ordeal, and now rejoices IN odd fellowship! Here
endeth the first lesson.''
A few words touching escapes" briber," &c :,
about which the "Tribune," and one or two other
prints following in its wake have descanted SO wise
ly. What prisoner has made successful escape I
pause for rerly. allude to the time the present
has been brbed? And for what? l know and
there are many others who know that large sums
have proved unavang. More than of the do
puIles had an opportunity Of making fortune witha
IN n me- mn oh h..tss
60. They have ALL thus far, proved faithful their
oaths; and 1t Ill becomes the editor of the "Trbune"
to permit such false and caumnious 'givings out"
as have several times appeared in the columns Of
give you few sketches of the lawyers, so called,
who hang about the purlieus of the Tombs, to rob
Eyes, that's the word) the poor, unfortunate and de-
under the pretence Of illegal advice and COUNSEL
Out upon them what precious convocalion when
together! OBSERVER.
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THE GLOBE HOTEL, NEW YORK,
in CONNECTION WITH
THE PAVILION,
,,,,,u NEW BRIGHTON. sTATEN ISLAM

THE GLOBE HOTEL, at New York. ha. for several
can the European svs having Reen In Of
of H who have
and ae Ss from .fs OF all
continuance their patronage Manv
nave beef made N the inter- Of the Hotel to he
wiz esn ed and aof ensss
Re Gass Isys advantage those
% % s. as
TSs Sas nps
ssoi: ssssV Challenge eomDafi
n ::s sSs1 Attendant, a,
@ rad With s "a
There are mir, sspSs
iached~othsrs smaller families bed for
'1s's additions the above. Globe an excellent
s s. hd the front ID s
until eleven night This luxury which every
ssss ss m If
be refreshing than warm BATH after the fsgue Of
fnd aSaHd.nss 9TH wrapping gowns 'S
h: sn # S GS % x @
about equal distance the Exchange in wall st.
asS G. SsJp Th' COZ"
The GLOBE has just concluded arrangements
"THE PAVILION"
AT NEW BR TON,
and fitting superior style of elegance and comfort
Those who have visited the Pavilion may form idea
Of extent of the when they informed that
two fry persons can be comfortably accommoda
Along The prncpa sn which is upwards hundred
and thirty feet length noble formed by lofty
columns The piazza fronts the Bav Of New York. and
mands the splendid If the Jersey shore, the
Island and the Of Staten Island nearly
Narrows.
The grand dining room. which the and
pIoporoned the United States comfortably
date three hundred and fifty guests, and ball rosm alto
There recovered CORRIDOR which the of the
establishment about fifteen feet width, and of the
length the which form admirable for
the ladies and charen either i'll weather when the
ii. poweru to permit their venfrng abroad this
ncates with the each Of which ,here cordsr Of
1876 feet length also under The whole building we'll
ventatedi the rooms are loftv spacious and light.
The wa Ks and Staten bland varied and beaut
fu From the Pavilion there excellent roads leading
mond and the Kills and through the centre of the Island by
the Glove road Staten Island feet advantages
superior those Of in the Union; and the bathing
is excellent
The Proprietor making arrangements for daily supply of
the aters from the principal Springs Saratoga the
fequeners of the Pavilion will have the advantage of drinking
these waters wi hout of performing IA
tiguing and disaereeable journey of 600 miles.
building altogether de tached from the Pavilion.
The distance from New York to New Brighton under
miles, and during the whole Of the season. good and
yell appointed steamboats, will leave Pier No the North
RIVER and New Brighton regularly hour hapa.t
in the morning, un in the evening The distance is
r BLANCARD,
NIL 2tw 3w Globe Hotel Sc Broadway.
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NEW FURNISHING STORE
WHERE the subscriber is opening flesh Paris Lon
w don ,ods OF he latest lie and best Iii
part Of Crava Sea s. plain and emblo1- red b. eks and
Linen and Silk Handkerchief Ready Made Liaen &c.,
and such other required for gentemens wardrobe
either at home or while travelling, at
CHAFFEN'S
no ln.2 No lru Q-oaI
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ana all other articles manufac
tuied at this establishments at the reduced
patterns. 49,
The Type this establishment is both IN the style of
for service IN Newspaper Printing.
All 'n5s OF ste eotypng furnished to order.
such Newspapers will copy the abo three times
will be entitled pay Type on making bill of four times
the Of the hte inser
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TO THE LADIES.
TNTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERSON
A. BEATTY eqns,dsed in with DR.. FELIX

The sculptor whose study initiate the exquisite work
broad and ea forehead T e aot only
high order of mental faculty If fine forehead is marx Of
intellect Is less essential element of personal beauty
sessed Of this prominent feature though obscured by the
coachmenu of too luHurant growth Of HAIR that
form This can be done safely speedily efectuay and,
fi
the when annoying or the short hair the back Of aes
nigh the cheek removed and eventually the
SoOSzUbs Eau u 81 TRUE WATER
. For removing frscLe, tan pnps. bIotehes burns.
neck and arms and eicns healthy juvenile appearances.
G0URApDs PROFITABLE ROUGE!
Gompo.ed materially from flowers and simpe,, impart.
uon or rubbing with handkerchief linen CLOTH 50
GOURAUD,s BLANC DEsrAaNE!
D.. to the EN- o ara white
eny entering combination for this purpose Put up in
elegant boxes at g cent, each ,.
s$;:s s iss; y:
MsI%Ss A. &C.
Goshen Eliot, COp%8 : Myers Chapel NsS Haven
passd SSS:i SG Su! Sai
NII sq:.sp; TSxs c.; ssls% iys.;
s%sss:yp: hsss New
sss.
Thomas & Co., Main street; Va, Richmond Mn Frayrer
&d B %i.nDsHs s asnee ts Alexandra G.
Within few year HI: Iem.tseIs and useful che
Ia: attained ths hs6s' pitch celebrity
tempt snatch from inventor the just eeo@pen.. for h:
labor Purchasers should therefore their guard and
ss s:
the oes S a'a the above celebrated
Co:%sse.s 81 Walker door from Broadway.
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"a FOR SALE, EXCHANG., OR LEAsT-Ihe
E:H pleasant Country Seat situated high ground,
looking Newown, four miles from WilliaMsbureh.-
s. the door three times daily from Peck slip;
taians part handsome wood mansion
front and four hall through
the panor. folding doos, Russin CRATES painted walls
snd finished In handsome and convenient
krchcn, dairy, and house filed with ice from fsh
pond On the paee well and and brick cern spacious
coach house and barn Grape aIbo Of the house fronting
the road haud.ome fence extending gardeners house.
MP may be seen, and terms liberal. Apply to
-. l. L. SCHIEFFELIN,
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TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.
TYPES, AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATERIALS
MANUFACTURED AT
CONNER'S
UNITED STATES TYPE AND sTEREOTYPE

FOUNDRY,
CORNER NASSAU AND ANN SrRyr1s
NEW YORK
CAN BE HAD AT nICHTEEN PER CENT DE-
DUCTiON FROM OLD PRICES.
under" lgned esoecrtuy informs the Old Patrons of the
Type end Stereotvn. Foundr formerly known as JAMES
CoHNERs and more recent as CONNER COOKIES and the
public IN general that tnev orders
PRINTING TYPES,
PEESES, CHASES, CASES, IMPOSING STONES,
INK FRAMES and every article necessary 10 form
Complete Prinsg Establishments favorable terms and
o. as good quality other establishment in the United
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n BROWN CO.'S One Price Hat Store I7s Chatham
qusre conner of Mott ST., where fashion. beauty dua
bitv and economy adom the head ro-
have the pleasure offer style of nat the
initial Of beaver winch closely resembles formerly
sold for IS and So at the low fixed price OF 81 those who from
incna necessity Induced study economy that
INDISPENSABLE article Dress have opportunity Of dong
Brown Co 10 presenting this hat to the puoc. think they
have reached tn ulthaum of beauty
durability and comfort the All sales for cash
therefore good the losses by
BROWN co. l79 Chatham square,
m I'M erofM
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/ ECT ~, ks on ANCIENT EGYPT.-Mr GEORGE
FIVE Lectures on Early Egyptian History Archaeology and
othsI subjects CONNECTED with Hereby Ihca LreIsus
eompanied bv appropriate Pcori Illustrations Nblo Ss
i0en on Monuay Evening 10th April hapast o'clock
Inc Lectures VIII be coa ued Thursday, TN Saturday,
3th No day. nth and Thursday, Goth April. the
The P.og,mne Of subjects ted in Course
Egvp, just published b the New Word Pres, at 30 Ann
ne Lectures take ~ Egyptian ARCHAEOLOGY where that work
The Lectures wi elucdated by copious and beautiful
series OF rSe nna vibrations, have been prep red
with ach care and great expense by several eminent Art
lists at Phaderhit They consist Of Heroglyphic Hratic
aud Denote Tablets Texts and GSnealogIc Tabes-Ch,o
noogca Tables from Sacred and poiane Histoy-Facmie
copies OF several OF me most Tabeaux existing
the Tonbs aud Temples of EgypPortr, Of the rh aohs
in their chariots or III their rohcs-Queens Egypt from
the Monuments, In their varied and elegant stumeske
OF try-eight Sov.regns Of Egypt from Amunoph
e. ls29-do IN to the celebrated Cropatrs o. taken
from ih- Scuiptureskng Princes, and royal Females, offer
ing TO the Dees Of Egyptian Mythology-Fu ength figures
snd NUMEROUS heads of Asatc OF antiquity datng
prior to e. 5o-Negroes aud other Afric nations all
that supposed rea the Hebrew capvity-Proces
sion Of various Asia'ic and African Nations beaog rbu
the Pharaohs OF Egvpt-wh other subjects,
for present pecihc 'ton and of he Valley OF the
Ne coored so as to convey correct idea Of its singular ply
scaI aspect
Tickets may be had bookstores of Bartlett Wexford
% Broadway; Carvil o. 102 Broadway and 1. Crow
Office Of the New World 30 Ann aud door of Nblo
Saloon.
Geptlcmans Ticket, Two Dollars; Lady's One Dollar for
the Cou'se. For evening, Fifty Cents. az lot
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n SPRING FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN'S HATS
-The undersigned respectfully informs his customers
and the ubc generally that he has ady for
and SAL the much admired style gen'lem us Hats
which for be- Of fin aud aud symey Of form, exceed
former effort, Ia this any othe- city.
ITO the economist they srable article, they
bne cheapne.s durabil md eleg w.tnd eq
and inef la iuui Of Hats
lenaes comp tIon; tn reore socs Of uoc patron
s would 80 call their atteuuon TO his la
of Mems Youths and chIdrens CAPS &C. ali of
his manufacture which for Of patterns be
equaed
Also ms style chdren drab and pearl coored fancy
hats trimmed with veve Of patterns, for ,pnu and
wear, much admired. call will G
icsl Of the superiority OF the bove mentioned art
ces, ready for sale the Established Of
ISAAC H ARCHER,
al, lmsr goa and go B,e en- y 1, n A. NJ Y.
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To tho Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub
hshed every day Of tho year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copyor ~ % per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishcde every Saturday
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hostages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst has the largest circulation Of any Paper in this city,
or the verd and is therefore the best channel for bsess
in the city country Prices moderatecash in cd
vance,
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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DOUBLE ACTION HARPS

WAR WAR! WAR The wig mahers ave dscl,red
w hosiies against nelgbbor DR. JAYNE, account
Of his HAIR TONIC, which knocking all their bushes.
into cooked hit. Ladies aud Gentlemen, old and young
ctius the Doctors standard Heads long dvesed OF even
the frat Of HAIR after his Hair Tonic soon a
might envied. Beardess boys with large and
bushy whkr aud ades smile again through raven
nngrts, beau u and bewitirg than Bald heads
donR their wigs, and throw ing them TO the moes and
bats ale the wig makers stand aghas hey behold the de-
iii their business What viii be the quence Of
this know the wi gies trsgeous, and the
Doctor 6msLd declares that Some things be done
we'll and that BALD H. ads we'll their
own hair as the hair Of others-l Weexly Messenger.
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, No. 3o3 Broadway, New
York, and 20 South Third street, Philadelphia.
Price 81 per bottle bottles for -. ala 3sr
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1T,WINES2uo ba es super English Bdport seiue Twne
L comprising complete assortment from 81 to pounds o
'''' ~ i. X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
al3ec - South street
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/ MrOKTANT TO OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4 AkNDEN go will draw at their Express and Foreu
Letter Occ No Wall street. small bills Of exchange
AZ fl00 suit payable sight, for the
iatos Of wishing remit ther friends Englapa
:, ssnd, Scotland.
The letter hags Tor the Hoyai Mail Steamers torLiv poo
also made Of their ONCE.
For further Information apply to
HARNDEN CO,
Wallstrse
hgeau Londor-MAiCLEAN, MARkIS co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-26
America. a quiet sober-hued taste regns su

'hiiieA4Cd' y quiet Soo6T-hued taste reignS su-
preme.
lhe Hudson is well known here and | have
frequently been asked how it compares with the
Rhlne. Qi course defend my country, right or
wrong, and give the palm most decidedly to the
Hudson, though with some misgivngs oi con
science. Our river may be sometimes monoto-
nous out 1t Is always majestic in It's whole course
OF a hundred and fifty miles The beauties OF
the Rhine are all comprised within third OF that
distance. It's fine groupings often resemble those
at West Point, but only to show their inerority.
We have no Dracheniels, but we have the Pal,-
sades Of the same basatic rock. Our river Is
wlitcned with sails, which here 50 to
be curiosties. We have no vines, but we have
bean-poes, which are equally picturesque. We
have no ruined castles, and Heaven grant that
our shores may never show these tokens OF tyran-
n.y. violence and rapine. We have few legends,
but we have poets enough to invent them If ne
cessarv. 1t is thus that | battle for the Hudson,
and in depreciation Of the Rhine, but still must
confess its exquisite beauties, nor can any one
leave it without cxclaiming with the poet
.disu to thee fair Rhine. Ho,s long delighted
The stranger fam wond iincer on his way,
Where Nature, nor soInbre, 100 gay,
Wild hut not rude, awful Yet austeIe
Is 10 the mellow earth as Autumn 20 the year"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-26

ia new opening has been made IN London
for female industry and talent, as will be seen by
the following paragraph. which we clip from "a
late metropolitan journal:
THE School of Design at Somerset House
has established a class for the instruction OF te-
males in the art of wood engraving. 1t IS al
ready we'll attended, and has added another to
the very few and limited sources for the occupa-
ton of female industry and talent which exist IN
this country"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-26
III.
sEAEs,s EIELE. HIOGRAPII Z.

From The Nerc- York Poughkeepste Telegraph
Among the multitude of Books various IN Their ch'rec'
ter as 10 their external appearance when Constantly issue
from the press pasan, 70 point 10 one oi reat rat nu
noy that w are calling public attention 70 'oH not only
IN Letter 9nd spirit bat alutfJ IA its
tendency ard influence such is the book 70 winch we
now direct the attantion OF readers and especially Chist
ian Parents and guard vyho socitons Tor The moral
slia Of their children and wards This WORK contains
mentioned in The Scriptures from Adam 10 John the Baptist
win sketch Of the human life of ths Redsrfne[, anu ns5Tt
interesting TO the Chistan the whole iiiuS1sa oy ano9'
FIVE hundred engavngs man. Of them beautifully executed
M handsomely bound in cloh and gilt, and sold at hs low
nrica Of s. 50.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-26

EDIToRs LOOKING UP.-A country paper ad-
vertises FOR a manufacturer Of Original Anec-
dotes of Washington, Incidents of the Revolu-
ton, Tales Of Deep and Thrilling Interest, Fourth
of July Oratons, Patriotic Poems, and First Rate
Dunning Articles for the benefit of Delinquent
Subscribers. To any person capable of doing up
satisfactoryrun of business in this line. he offers
board and clothes, privilege to spark his eldest
daughter, (3S years Of age and glass of cider
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-26
LITERARY ADV ERIISENENTS.
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
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Also constant supply of the new Hymn Book of various
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS
.ND A HAPPY NEW YEAR,

Ctowen sas BeaaZ and ssaSss James may be
mi of Books Stationery, Fancy Af''cle' aiH " '
lhga. lgr,eI al su;,sbie for Holiday Gifts 1.r.,o,
J. Crowen publishes Every Laayi ns ~ Pss,ry
anS 'ses ssss4 as Gss By
pse,ni W Yo,k Price IS cents aud may be had of al. the
Books sellers.
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RICH, AMUSING AND iNsIREcIlVE I S;5, Booh'
Profit with pleasure, carries al The votes
Just P5Eed he 4gsly gsne%s sn sffe rG't5a 5a Dick
SEARS, GUIDE TO KNOWLEDGE.
spendidy illustrated work comprising the nsSt seres o
establishment, presented to the American Raef u ns one
only 81 So This splendid volume comprises within itse
COMPLETE LIBRARY OF
Useful and Entertaining Knowledge,
Condensed In form familiar in style aud corious N noma
on embracing an Of subjects IN Literature
Science and Art.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-26
SEARS NEW AND COMPLETE HIS
TORY OF THE HOLY BIBLE.

From the Southern, Quarterly ReuieC for October.
We hail the appearance this work auspiclous event
IN the history OF Biblical Literature. IL Is an eIceiieht
ork-excellent in style rich material elegant IN eY-
terror and not only correct but exceedingly fascinating IN
Its contents. We have read alm0S every one must ead
-wiIh deep and kiuding interest equal 70 that INSPIRED
wrought works OF felton, IL Is not intended soeiy
for schoars-a select ebur whole IL addresses
past eyeuts-eyens OF the deepest Import'nce-fnu
Thrilling RESPONSE the breasts OF all classes o Iau hS
and low ch and goor learned and ltelate young and old
We cannot praise 90 works which ne admire SIMPLY
fer thar prouuai Earning and high literary excellence. Oh
these claims enduring popularity, II IS nor however
destitute. The most iasdIouS tASte OF the most catlo
critic can find othas IL It's pages AZ which TO cavl we
have been sunrise find, voumnGus work snch
style running throughout the wh3ie and altns lsSs ga
attraction TO every The highest recommendation
of this noble work however, 70 be menilonsd
moral atu4cops,t power 10 ensase the % sa - ~
The feelings with winch take 1t up, are OK owe
.nd .vsrence If man made pous by reading "o!H
Of such and elevated tendency ,hey dfs I ~ ,e
Religion aud Vcne. illustrated IN Ie ves oi te
paarchs the Prophets, the Apostles ana t'e me
S Tbs ChrteU Faith They may and lee the iAvaaoe
and salatry consequences which ow from obedience 70 m
Divine Laws eHempied IN the histofs oi @
Martens through the lapse Of many centuries We are sa
ed tbat the perusa and stud OF tins ttiactIe and "te
,D will do more 10 ccurm the doubtful! and Wa'-rhS IN
the truth laton than all Inc learned ostGgs
sic t. inro,nction Of Christianity It's plct0risl Illus
traous throw addtoHl! light upon the scripture histories
;no.r nsrular interest TO the work IL many respects dna
, neat and beautiful specimens ot the ART o. American en-
o,,S Ths cheapness of the work. (t belng furnished at
r. low nrica of connected Tlt It's MfSc Ftiu
ends IL 10 persons moderate circuuistancs ana 'e seH
r of .xraror and embellishments renter
i,ahI for The ;abie OF the wealthy !tls
whole LibaEle5 and beautiful and exceedingly interesting
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ELANGE TYRE IRON.-The subscribers have
JUST received from Ames's Iron Works Salisbury o1n.
p q langs Tyre for Locomotive and Rafos' 'o os.
and swsdged IS smoothly the rolled article h.aosa
Comnies and Engnees viii BE- furnished i by ada.a;
- 80 MITCHELL WITHEhELLr
dls imis 81 M0dea Lens' ~.