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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09
TIE UNITED STATES TO BE AGAIN
COLONIES.

The famous General Duff Green, famous
d lthe days of Jacksonism,) has according TO
bis own account Of the matter, been flourish
ing at London, a selfappoinied Ambassador
near the throne Of Queen Victoria. lie has
written a letter TO some eastern paper giving
an account of bis performances in that line ;
and really they are somewhat extraordinary.
In il IS the following paragraph:
"When Tread Sir Roben Pcel's able speech
introducing hls new Tariff, looking to the pc
c0liar relations which The United States bear
to the mother country, and especially after
my conversation with Ministers upon the sub
jeci of Treaty, was induced TO hope, that
the commercial relations between the Unit
cd States and England, so far as the products
Of their respective labor is concerned, might
be placed ON very much the same footing as
those between the mother country and her
Colonies. Is there any substantial reason
why il should not be doneg Would not
such an arrangement promote the interests OF
bothg''
So, our commercial relations with Eng
land, il is proposed 10 place on s'the same
footing,n as those Of s-her Coloniesrn This
is one Of the greatest pieces Of impudence
we ever saw written out! The General must
be either the greatest blockhead in the world
himself, or he must suppose bis countrymen
TO be so But no, greater than he, Web
sier) proposed something near Of kin 10 the
same project He has, however, duly and
properly taken back the scheme. The read
er, however, may see in this idea, Just what
the Va. Buren, party win do, if they ever get
foot-hold in this govcmmeni,-barter away
the Manufactures, the Agriculture may, tho
very independence of the nation, that they
may importthei goods from the workshops q
Europe" But they may depend upon il, the
American people viii not 90 back % Coloni.
Al bondage, whoever may propose H. We
have policy Of our own 10 pursue, and one
important pan Of il IS to keep clear Of al
these commercial gllarccs.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09

We abhcr men Of little souls. Every ,li,.
they DO u performed in a smoking manner. IN
you trade with them. the trouble lllov Z anso ,o,,
is worth double your profit They will ssand
an hour. and conirve dozen ways 10 sponos
yon out Of halt cent; aud II they cannon a..
comPlish ", they will 90 ofas mad as meat AKA.
muttering 20 themselves about our hard ,vorl,i'
depnvity, sc. slfmch men have bills 10 coilec,
Of you. they will give no peace as long az thev
are unpaid. They track yonr steps wherever
you go and haunt you day apd night, tn nv
debt is cancelled. II they Toso Iarthine Nv
you niFude. they never forget h, bur will tren.
sure the supposed wrong youhavo douo them
20 the close Of lite. and when your name il men
Toned m Their presence, they will throw out sus
picions and insinuaiioHs. Go destroy your rsputn.
lon. With all this meannese-swhag IA vnrv
singular. such chancters are not aware Of thefr
conduct aud deem themselves beloved and re-.
pccted. when every who knows dospses them
They walk the streets. talk by the waysld~. AMI
drive inio any thing they please. with az iitte
regard iOr another, Ne II they were created 10
bargain and make money, while you we're tn du-
~ bound 20 look on. aud encourage and rrrr,
yourself IA their behalf. Bound up IN self mem
OF such principles cannot see the rights OF osh-
ers, when they come ~ composition with thaiv
Interests. 50 long az they hoard up treasurer.
ana the winds and waves are favorable 10 hem
they are contenteo-no matter how doleterioun
20 others IL would not move them hair 40 zee
the whole property OF a neighbor sunk IN the ga
provided n would Gauss a demand for An articls
Of which they had quantity on hand. Sueh
men 1--we, move and aci IN our midsi--foY ,y,a,
purpose exceptto hoard up riches and 20 distress
the poor. we cannot tell. Certainly they ara no
benefit 20 mankind. They have a kind word
aud smile for none, and they never make heart
TO rejoice, except when they die. aud the de-
voted preacher gives out TO be sung a their fu-
neral, the aPProP rate hymn OF Watts, commcnc.
Jog;
Believing we rejoice
To see the curse removed
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09
believing we rejoice
To see the curse removed
FARMERS.

"There is one class Of men on whom We can
yet rely. Il 10 the came class that stood upon
The h.tle green atLexington, that gathered on
the nights OF Buuker's Hill, and poured down
from The hills Of New England. and which was
the life blood OF the nation when. the English
Lion was ready 10 dsvour ii. mean farmers.
They were never found ,rampiinR on law aud
right. Were 10 commit my. character 20 arr
ciass Of men. family and my counuy's shietvas
would be the farmtrs They are q clnGs 81 men
such % the world never saw for honesty, inteni-
pei Of God. And then whenahis nation a,akes.
they and their sons are those that viii sand bv
the sheet anchor OF our lbeTlics, snd hold the
snip y her mo0rngs ull she cvaides tho
storIn.n
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09
DARK HOURS.

Oh. there are some dark honrs IN life,
When the heart seems charged 70 brcaking;
The quick'ning pulse with fever ufe.
Marks the slumbering passions wakingi
When the rapt soul in burning chains,
Seems writhing in its madnessi
Yet scorns the show Of mortal pains,
And smiles Ia reckless madness.
SO lightni ng mocks the storm clouds cover
To dim its vivid flashing;
And rcvels most when Tempess lower.
With he eehoing thunder crashing;. 81.
Or the wild laugh Of maniac fenrs.
That rings from PASSIONS Struggle.
Thus hlls the soul with guef aud tears.
lm Wanted sirength-a babhlel
Yes. there are times We love 10 feel H4
A loneliness in sorrow,
When from The worlds bright charm wcsisal,
And shades from memory borrow.
'Tis ,hrn We feel that keen remoft6-
Tbs bliss wf've mndly hiiahiej
For Time, whilst on thie ceneelena course,
eascs bach no moments alighied.
HOPE ssrews our path with runny ncw..a,
And leres uHwith bright snsalinfs
Yet ihorns Viii sprng m iaifsst bowers,
And wake the soals swes, tfeaming.
Life giyes 40 Joy without pain.
Twin-born win every pleasures
Once losi. We meier may hope again
To clasp the yanish'd Treasure.
The mo ie we love-the more our ftas
Arc mingled with lie sweetncass a
Iis evanscing bliss appears
To mock es with ils leolnean
Yes, there are hours. when haggard lhoueht
VIII crowd our troubled sonls .4
When joys OF lie seem dearly bought. -
Beneath lie dark control.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09

TASSo'S WlSH.-Tssso btiar told dad b.
had an opportunity 81 taking atsta.are Ola gtrr
bitter cnemy-s'l wish not & pl.llts An I.
said he. -but there are thinas / wish 70 take
from hlmi nct his honor, his wtallh, nor lis Tie
-but his Ill WILL
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09
AN EDITORS TROUBLES.

The "niseRiEs" connected with an edifofin
occupation are faithfully Get forth IN the follow-
ing article from the Kennebec Iournalf
"fhose who conuol presses alv A. hao a. aill.
cult 10 sieer clear OF all snAas, WHISTLER they 70
straight ahead 81 not They have ohRhi ihelr
own battles. and those Of oil their political
friends. and moreover are very often obliged 10
differ with those friends and 10 reject advice mr.
gently aud sincerely offered One good trend
will advise one course, and another will advice
exactly the opposite. he will ofIcr q c0mmu-
nicatioa which he thinks first rate. cniunR %
semsbody IN grand style, aud though the wiiinr
not wiling 10 lace the music himself. or have
HE own name known, he 10 quite angry " the
editor will not publish his philippe and nland
the brunt Of the battle. What business has ~
"a have any scrnplca about huflno aHv sor n
missiles % any bodyf One tells him thr ihiid
party politicians. assisted BY men in lho nuipl.
are misleading great many mel, and ihat -
ought 90 set them nights anoshcr saYs be does
wrong even 10 notice lhom az all. One anvahr "a
Fnihef 100 euveFe upon Cnp,asu Tylofs ano1er
srff V dali't lli the raacally ualior bel. hard
tltItt& s. ..It .t1tt... f.. 4< ID.
aa sft Gan. tsiH iuIelahn naHy tonss snEt ....
anxious only lest We commit SOME arfaf AZ g.
ment whereby We may inlufe the good canss IN
which we are engaged. Political ccniroversy
certainly 10 apt 20 generate bnternocs Of feeling.
but u ought 60 be 90 managed a. 10 produce
none IA liberal acd generous minds Whoever
has tired this, however, IN an excIina conteat.
will bud u easier TO preach than pfncuca. e.
Peeialy with ardent friends goadinq him on p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
L. CHANDLER BALL.
Hoos'ck FALLS, jan 10, 1913. liz 4wD3mW
- VALUABLE REAL EsTATE for

ae sale al private sale.-The subscribers now o6er at
sale all that valuable property the
ship oil Mddleown, aoansaah County NewJerseJ, con-
ianing about Geo acres Of Land follows 10 wit:
!. The Lloyd Farm, containing about Three Hundred
which VIII be sold all together cut 50 rs to make
two farms OF about l50 eaeh-rach having an
abundance OF Mari on il, and suficiepcy OF Wood.
= he Farm lately belonging Joseph Van Mater Sen.
deceased, containing about Six Hundred Acres. This
property can be advantageousy divided into hve
Farms and viii be sold in whole in part-and is well
Wooded.
3 he Mil Property, containing about Twenty Acres.
The Mill IN FIRST repair, situated extensive pro-
dscng grain region, has bu. little competition, and is do.
ing very prosperous business.
The wkee property ia the heart of the most fer.
Tile township The county Of Monmouth, and well ror,
the attention OF capitalists or persons wishing permanebt
residence lies within about ,hrse or four miles of seon
navigation on Shrewsbury River and about six miles ro,
The ourishing village Of Key PORT where seumsoas Div
daily 70 and from New York. ~
u Terms VIII De easy, as great part of the purczoe
money can remain on bond and mortgage on said property
any person wishing to view said property win be
The same by calling on either the subscribers living nea.
The PREMISE Productive property in The city Brookyn
particulars inquire Of WM DUMoNT 81 New.
York, or OF JOS VAN EATER
HOLMES VAN MATER.
M!ddletowu, Feb. IL, 1888. III Iawsm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
17opMs m cH1LDREN.-of all

wv diseases 10 which children exposed, none are
so fatal TO them as Worms. Unfortunately, chdsca are
seldom free ro hsn a. They initiate neoncp aasn o.
almost every other complaint they osh poaues a
Of disease themselves but ,he. Irritation 81 gh Is
all other diseases, wandering from one pai Of he ooy
structing The bowels and frequently the throat causing con.
WILSON'S and often death. The desired remedy WIN oe
will very soon destroy the Worms, and invsoaie the pow
ers OF digestion 50 as prevent return OF Them
sos Broadway, NewYork Price SO cents per bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
From Graham. Magazine for March
ybe Gromosp street.


Ey w!Lt1an cuLLEs BhYAH
~ ,oor. s,ov.iy through the street,
E;,,.d n,;,h an evershifung tram,
AID The .ound OF steps that beat
The rsprmsring walks like autumn ram.
~. f.., the fitting figures come
bow Sss, ia ,o;IJ the fierce. she stony face;
u: ;..;ah. with thouentless smiles. and sons
oo aWbe,e secret tears have left their trace.
they pass-ic toll, to strife, to resti
70 halls in which the feast is spread;
To chambers where the funeral guest
In silence sits beside the dead.
And some to happy homes repair, LII
Where children, pressing cheek 10 cheeR'
With mute caresses shall declare
The tenderness they cannot speak.
And some, who walk in calmness here,
Shal! shudder as they reach the door
Where one who made their dwelling dear
It's hower It's Lights seen no more.
Youth. with pale cheek and slender frame,
And dreams of greatness IN thine eye!
Goes, thou to build an early name,
Or early in the task to die?
Keen son of trade, with eager brow
Who is now fultering in thy snare
Thy golden fortunes-,ower they now
Or mel, the gittering spires in cir
Who of this crowd, te night. shall tread
The dance Til daylight CLEANS again!
Who sorrow DER tn unlmely dead
Who wri,he in throes of mortal PAIN
Some, famine struck, shall think how long,
The cold, dark hours-how slow The light!
And sorne, who Haunt amid the throng,
Shall hide in dcns of shame tonight.
Each, where his tasks or pleasures call,
They pass, and heed each other not
There is who heeds-who holds them all
In His large love and boundleSs thought.
These struggling tiles of life that seem
In maynard, aimless course 10 tend,
Are eddies of the mighty stream
That rolls to its predeslined end.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
Country Seat Ter Sale
- THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale
his Residence al Hoosick Falls Rensse ser Conn

YIN. Y.
The dwelling House of brick high 50 oy 81
teet, with wings SO by "a cehe Whole elegantly turn
Ished and npnled with every possible convenience The
and the grounds around the house. embracing three
have be-n laid out with much planted with fine
shade iees snd ornamental sLrub-togelher with hum
pies pears peaches, prals cherries, apricois, ounces &C.
Tie dwelling Is situated gentle eninence overlook.
Ing the village and commands view OF the TO.
mantle valley of the Hoos,ck. ANY Quantity of choice i'm.
proved land iroD 10 li9 acres wall be sold with The pre-
misses The above property IS situated in rich and highly
cultivated Agricultural region 81 miles Troy miles
from Bennington on The road leading Lebanon 10
taste and leisure.
Terms reasonable and payments suit the purchaser
FOE niofIaon inquire OF James s. Thayer Esq
New-fork City, or On the PREMISES of
l.. CHANDLER BALL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
EHINE BOOTS, for Three Dollars, q

retail made of Calf Siin sewed with fair stitch in
fashionable style, In quality and durability those
usually sold four asd five dollar The manufacturer
possessing great advantages and having made recent i'm,
provements enabled offer better article for the price
than be sold by any other large supply rs received
for sale al lis Maiden Lnnc, door FROM Psar-s by
rs lns GEO. B. GRANNLS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16


4 lor-Inth matter of the Hope Insurance Company.
IN pursuance o! order OF this Court made in above
entitled cause, will be sud Public Auction, by Halliday
jenkins, Auc;ioncers, the Merchants Exchange
City of NcwYork the Goth day Of February next at Il
O'clock noon, on that day
All the right title and interest OF the Trustees OF the said
Company TO the certificate OF award OF The Commissioner
appointed under the act of Congress- passed The 7 day
June 1885 entitled "An Act to carry ato effect The Con
venton between the United States and Spainn concluded
al Madrid on The 18th of february, lS34-by which said
certificate awarded 10 the Trustees OF the Hope Isu
rance Company-claisans entitled 10 indemnity under
Convention the of twetyonc thousand hundred
and sixty. mine dollars and ninety cents 1921 1863 90)
And notice hereby given, in pursuance oil lhe order OF
the SAID Court that after making .uch sale, the said Trus
will proceed TO make distribution of the proceeds
such sale, together with the already in their hands,
among sucG OF the Stockholders holders The
stock OF the said Hope Insurance Company The time OF
the making Of the last dividend the said stock and
Case any Of those who nj that time stockho ders in
" said lrsu'anc Company have since sold parted with
"her interest in said stOck in ignorance Of rights as
stock holders OF the value OF said stock under the above
" mentaned treaty or convention and the award of ,aG
g Commissioner that they their legal representatives
may apply hi, Court order directing said Trus.
lees pay such stockholders their or e
gal representatives their pcpoonate par, said ard
" or The proceeds thereof"
Terms, cash on the day OF sale when the transfer
made JOHN II. TRACY, Solicitor
j36 5wD' Is Merchants Exchange
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

IA FOR SALE-In the village of Ger.
sGsA monb Columbia County the properly owed sna
;iaI built brick House 40 feet square, stories hg
with kitchen attached number oubuildpgx asd ahoas
81 OF choice quality land which geoi p
pie Orchards, and variety Of lruL The above plc
perry pleasantly located, convenient with reefras
10 PostO Office, sore, DC. There is also ncofporaRa
Academy 10 the village with chapel for religious wo
ship, &c To gentleman of some fortune who WISHES "
who will be satisfied with moderate but good practice,
this offers an eligible situation. Ia
For terms or further particulars, reference may oe @
to HM. II. WILSON Etq Clernuni, or to The Subscips'
SO areeBe street, Aibaay. I'D
N B-Tbe above property, il not sold, will be reneO'
rs I'm '' De1s % . P. VAN BUREN,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
IMPORTANT TO MEcuANIcs ana

heIa-warranied cas-, steel edge Tools NAV be mad
al the SUBSCRIBERS old establishment IS A,tornsy or a,
dueed prices TO su the Res. 10 per to dealers
ny Sm' JOHN COEGEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

XAT INDOW SHADES WINDOW
Wv SHADES.-The subscribers respectfully Inform
their friends and the public that having leased the spacious
store, MOI Spruce street, few doors from Hassau they
are prepared all orders for Painting every
description, with neatness, economy and despatch.
All kinds OF Sign Painting done in style not 10 be sur,
passed by any other establishment Gold Signs, warranted
not To fade. large assortment of well seasoned siga
Boards always on hand.
Banners Interior Decorations and Taasparencies done 10
order Designs furnished and executed in superior style
Specimens Of work always be and references geH
by calling the above place.
They have on band and constantly manufacturing
Transparent Decorative Window Shades Strangers in the
city, keepers of hotels saloons public places Of resort and
families always be supplied with Shades OF the best de-
scrpon and warranted The assortment consists OF splen-
did Italian Landscapes, Wild Vigneites French Scrolls,
Vignettes and oseite Centres Scrptura Views, Fancy
Sketch and Gothic Landscape Centres Tntsrn AbbeyS-
All kinds of Shades no matter how dheut are painted IN
a superior style al this establishment
They would likewise call attention Of the public 10
splendid Gothic Shade up in good STYLE and war
raned TO please.
The trade generally supplied on liberal terms:
Trimmings furnished and Shades fixed If required.
BARTOL u DE MAUNY.
SAMUEL F. BARToL
LEWIS F. De mAunY. jill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
C REENWECEE POTTERY:

GKEEN w HUH PUEHE NT,
Pol WEST EIGHTEENTH-sTREET,
betYee, 9Lh and l0ti 1venues
FNHE Subscriber respectfully calls the at
Il ieniou of the public the great variety OF articles
manufactured at this eStab smenl-such as SToNsWA
EARTHES.wARE, PORTABLE FURNACES. CHIMNEY PoTs,
GKEEN-HousE TILE FLOWER PoTs, OVEN TILE, BACKS
AND JAMS, FIRE BRICK, &c Gc.
AS this is the only establishment Of the kind in the city,
where The above articles manufactured, the public are
assured thar all orders will be attended 10 with promptness
and puncluaiiy, and o the most liberal terms.
~ 3. great im provement has been in PORTABLE
Furnaces and the sizes enlarged and warranted superior
20 any sold in This city. WASHINGTON SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
- COUNTRY SEAT

Ia COUNTRY SEAT az Auction.
Jun Will be sold at the Hudson House. in tie cry o.
Friday, the thirteenth day OF January, l2f a.
0ociock in the forenoon, under foreclosure SUIT 10 Snsn
the best scrpiion Tor farming and in an highly improved
state. On The premises is substantial story 6fk
Dwelling House, 60 by 4s feet, with large Barns, hso
3ranary lceHouse, &c and fBe well OF water. IGeie
IS also moderate sized Orchard, part OF which produces
GOOD Fruit
The premises situated the Columbia Turnpike,
the village oil CIavsrack about three miles from the CITY Oh
Hudson and Homestead recently In The occupaton@
William B. Ludlow Esq. Claycrack For the coDdiicp
qaaiy and OF the premises, purchasers rt9ue
ed to Inspect iof themselves. q. k J. BO~DOIN,
Assignee OF WIN. b. LUDLOW,
Newsueet, New.York.
The above sale further postponed to The 10Th of March
next 6. X, J. BOWDOlN, assgnee. lOf Ia85Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
NNTAh! WAR! WAR THE Wig

w Makers have declared hoslities against neigh
Dor DR.. JAYNE, on account of his HAIR TONIC which
knocking all their business into cooked hat Ladies
and Genemen, old and yonag, are fochng 10 he Doctor
standard Heads long Invested Of the first r1dimeBS
OF har after using hi, Hair Tonic soon appear with new
and flowing locks, which Absaom himself might have
We'd; Beardess boys are seen with large and bushy
whiskers; and ladies' smile again through their raven
rngc,s, beautiful and bewi,ching than Bald
heads doing their wigs and throwing them TO the
they behold The demolition of their business What will be
The consequence OF this know not, the wggies
outrageous and the Doctor remains firm and declares
thai" some things can be done we'll Others" and that
Bald Heads may well their hair the hair of
others. Weekly Messenger.
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, No sos Broadway, New
York, and 20 South Thrd.street Philadelphia.
Price 81 per bottle /; s bottles Tor s.. [ 10 lm+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

RTORlSON'S Hygeian Medicines
I'VE NOTlCE.-Whereas, A. A Samanos, Of 81 Broad
way, New York, is making improper nse Of Hessrz
Morrison Co.'s appointment for the sale of their met!-
cneS This is, therefore, TO form the public that Mr.
Sanlanos is authorized TO sell MORISON'S PILLS
IN NewYork and that MeSsrS. Morrsens only Agents in
New-Tork ars Mcssrs. FIRTH HALL, o. No. Frank
lin square, from whom alone the Medicines had gen.
uine {Sgpedl MORRISON co
Dated British College OF Heath, New Road, Landon,
June 18TH is49. ivo tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
LOOPING COUGH AND GROUP,

I q TO PARENTS -JAYNE'S EXFECToRANT,
WITHOUT exception the valuable preparation IN use
above Diseases 1t converts Hopping Cough INTO
mild and tracabe disease and shoranS its duration more
than one-af produces certain and speedy recovery
From half 10 spoonful will certainly cure Group IN
infants and Young children in half hours time. The lives
of hundreds of children will be saved annually, by always
keeping il hand ready for every egency Prepared
only by Dr.. D. JAYNE, SOS Broadway Newly ork frce
al 0n-S bottles for SIS co. lot lns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

Was The pathetic exclamation OF the prophet Of Israel
he hehed the degradation and mcres OF his people
and dos the heart of The phaDhropt with
tors censera ion and be witnesses The hope
and helpless condition OF thousands dying all around
him with Consumption, and other pulmonary affections,
and 70 as, there balm that can heal hen ~ ply
sicia. rescue them from death? Yes there IS balm
thai will heal thel, and those fatal diseases
and restore them 10 health Ii found in JAyNES EX.
PECTORANT, which never fails 10 relieve.
II is prepared by Dr. D. jayne sos Broadway, New. York.
and % South Thrd-s;reet, Philadelphia.
Price, 81 per bottle. 1afln*