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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-19

RCE-The narhe, Cor the ass week has been shsr 70.
active o"iag the ab.ence of prime Ina!hirs suitable
sh!png We notice SAILS Of .beut $50 iiercea mo'u, ~
city trad. a, from = 10 cent,. Market firm.
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NEGRO HIRING.

-NLUhU UThINU.
WE subscriber win hiring Of Negroes both pu,
- hcy and puvliry 80 '
a. - a ID m mo-. 49,.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING:
ny ALEXANDER MOSEIEN.

TERS- ~ srsscHirroSro City subscribers p-r year
ard fOr shorter period sent by mat, sIOtayab. An
all cases In advance.
Ao'ssr-S"fof square tor i..-) one ,s.,
u0n 20 cents two insertions VI re- three 81 so anI
every succeeding insertion II cents
T'anscn, advertisers mni pay advance.
III" number Of insertions of Advertisements noted on Nh.
Ms they VIII be inserted ordered IN he siot-i and r,,v
ed accordingly W Orders to stop must also be- writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 squares ana In
proportion ot ADVERTISEMENTS greater length; aud $50
square; except Aueonser and Iosy dealers charged
siO0, paper nchnsL~d)
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TO FAMILIES AND INVALIDS, !

IL ALDNESS.-BNLN OF CoLUNBIG, for the
- HAIR which VIII stop Calling out or restore II On tst
ana On emn make Il grow rapidly. have
5,- Find the Mans OF CoNsToCK 4 co on it, or pev., ,r
rheumatism s't LAMENESN positively cured a-s all
lVpI'S Nrorr'ptr EriuS ,Sp Nravr s~p Roxr Iss.s 2 ~
yer without the name Of CuNiSrOCK a GO on IT,
Piles &C. are wholly prevented governed II - attack
STOCK 4 60 my '' 'o"' YIN
Or. sPohm'S Hendaehc Remedy will sa,et.,ny cure
SICK hsld,chv. either Nerves OF I,l,s II,t ~
families are using q with great soy.
Dr. Bartholomew, Expeetornut, taken hi, finn. ,v,r
Remember ihe name and GET CONsTuCkS
DalIey'~ Magical Pain Extractor s,,y.---r,.
aui StALDS, " W. ~ MS
To ALL THE WORLD WHO UsE LEATHER IN ANY PORN
OH 90 TANNIN, o.. Leather Hc,torcr: A s,,
'nENi'tt h.coyEsv Mo- pcapl, s05,, maj -. ~, a =
converted I e1thrr 'y NE NJ r1nun extracted from erlr
weu NJ force and strength Of ,hs rannin n ,,o,, o ,,,
~ hesrne' iad hand dy hnu cracked covered win rr,.t
80 h's az tsss tJ. ssfs,ss us.-,.. .,,,s
s7a''.ss AMI remove an r, or hissr-,,..,. a.
u' .lhnte t aihe' The second ~ Rtbe
"'c virtues 81 irr thu article OF. or TNNNtN sbirb
peneiraies ~ snt sni haric,i caths Il b.. been tyr -,
n u" AMI ir't- easily with i,s fingers It unpsu II once
.fensh l'i u''ry Incredible until L. bsoas.se nsvi,a
Der 20 'u .pec with dvhsht6 safne.s sti polish a.. M.
~ 'cae' s'l-i-, ani pe,ig ., WstsIr,su,
es 'n'r. sAass toys h'rr"-- hoss api u et su
ns- 4df ~ eahef s''nE .r'ni polish even higher an new
mannc' M isstl,r i- used TiifSE ARR TtCrs
CORNS.--rls T,snsb Fha,t b. q .u,, cure,
East Indian Hnir Die, eotur.tbe hair ans, .,,. go,
wish, but Wii cll,f tts ain. IVY ~ w
Lin's SPrrad Plaster; better snt n,ots n,s, and use
''' A''e new" VI" @hd' 40 should wear rssulsty
sorsaPariiia--cuNsTOCk COMPOUND ENTRAc.r-
r o. 'hf 0f'p1raiu ~ slrapor that caurtssst 90 .
un lou are site 90 go Couiocks YOU viii ina Il IN
ouen u d'cs tcqui- puahnE
., n'Ns,@'h' Nermatuge VIII Graduate an WORMS. IN
''''' 2" N''i- WIN ceunniy qats astonishing
,o o II, s5 59a. e5ys R9s Bone spsy w Gan a., orr
y cured BY RpuFs Foundcr Otutu,..., ~ ,, '''is
h1racneu' -'''N 'u'- 'n
IN n Ntlinnnsi By fey1n Johnston and Gaynor a ty
~ .'f above The Ben Tavern Petsr.bufs Va, sv Wm
hh Co ~ Norioh. by Santos A ray d. 9s ,t,@,,
Il AIDES OVER SSEOES.-iu-t received ,no,bs, .uuri,
u'' hlnd oue Over shocs and sandas-a beautal ar =
ior M hdes-tade psteni r,bhe,
81 SAMUEL. PUrNEy.
wv" iHW SAND w. vsn-on Hams bsrrsi. ron w.,
te'-io aosus Butte, for .lisb b.,
~ John y GORDON
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BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
\. y. LYONS

hasceeyri tha ie opoulnE authors sbs,p edition u
L'FipiNGS Tow Jones 900 Ilgss So CO.
y SluoncTs Roirrts RIillpm -
pItkeus' Nsip1s Ntssly. So rts Oliver Tu.f o, .ts
Lover llan.b Mill, ,HurFte 30 &C..
Coofer' s,. 'u Two NdHua- so sf. VIM ,pi VIM 20
2vo4 each
thts l"y"I l1ft Hinton hound plate. " 90 p,r.r co.
ysf- plates. ll ri-. Do wrfrat ps,s ~ ,ts
~ 81 HtrfsT- tflfav at -f-t Noves a. q. .t. s,.b
View Nurh Nnu'1l tras and New Yeafs pre.ert o. f,
View Wofh cifnns OF hs NEIGHBOURS Frnkbp ry,p. 49,, ia.
buate fcrcval hcrn- lsuTrs oin Hanrr Wsster, f.
faune-s iac ~ Nounni, Mr1rs 81 she tu..s Of p,,.
with nntcc' n e R0Sa faynUs Nsrtcy Fru.t.ip Id .,i
each iiic uf Hrnp Gay lsl cts
Hfother ion,,n rion. ~ PuHss Hopkins tn, Nicer. p,s,
ea,h9S 90
Pa HenD ofa Asuass ii,fh Lie IS ,t.
a. " 4 LYoNs Man Street
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IEELIlES.

NEW HOOhN:#Sus'n li1ry. thv Adventure Of q Mast
Servant II American cluou purr IS Memoir. aft
Ourr NJ Fanec with n0i-c' ~ No. Fayourr by W..
foties hu- Letters ~ Man Queen and dns,i. ,,
Do 4. b. LYONS
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pf Se"al n Columbia CoIsge, city of Washington SAYS
nav carefully eXatnned Dr. A. q. Fuus aIsd Thomp
son Apparatus referred O, and consider them ss r,auy ap =
-"uillly different IN their construction
The general and eadng difference between to. st- ~ ann
anus - That whs DR. Hurs afJrd but p,tt,,t ain
l " me uterus and Other vscera AMI tins y-ry uncou,a
Que 4i'' III lhlnI~on- . calculated afford much better
support AMI d. lfey anil comfortably consider IN. ~.
o ~ nun instrument ~ Intellectual and osn regard DR.
n,"I>n A. a." 49, safe and onen highly beneficial
Having pointed important dihr-a,es DR. s..n ron
clHi.-- ~ wv
Ihoi-ohs apparatus IN. m wedge, .iopp.r pessar
winch constitutes important difference between tlr-tn
We nave 10 our foon other from Physicians
SHOWN throughout The state which inspection of
ure vi" may wish % -"e u' although physician or other
persons acquainted with il anatomy OF the parts on ~pertou
II the instrument, D. convinced o utility
&c - airy nt,v,t ~,
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ROBERT MOTT.

.ssIf d0r 70 hs gsei.-xe BasL. RaLaas-d yi,,,-tt
AZ received hiher -ippy Oh Cop. and oth.r
Narn1l-sN With P,niers Bru.ss. An As-
mo mt Of French ant Ascsn w,lpw from ssO 10
oOSHe inebeS all Of which h. 10 dero0s up
mot terms
y B-A tiss s'pfly of soap Stone Paint ale low a ~
peI,oE paint Cor Tn os shinzI.d RooG-. RN
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Transatlantic Newspaper and General Agency
Office. Liverpool.
CHARLES WILMER.
FORWARDING. IND GENER4

-'Hh NJ -tf Eh' run " HhDING, IND GENERAL
AGENT.
- TITLES IN order with promptuie regularity than
- any other house and on tbs reasonable terms IA Lnou
ndiN PAPER for t6 lO Sterling per annnn Newspaper Prce
tur'' Singing Lists Magazines. and Books parts Of the
Tinted Siae Canada. Nova New Brunswick by IA.
h steamers sailing the 9Th and each month from Il
N a. Wen A. by tose from Bristol and all
III west Inian Islands Meuco and Texas Roya Mail
Steamers sNiinc every fortnight from Falmouth
q w VIII receive Congnnlents Coos OF Small Parrs sent
s car" siu BE- punenaly forwarded destination ANY
deser rion OF Goods purchased and forwarded 10 order
Next Of Nm aud all other description advertisement. received
Tor inscftian IA all thu European publications.
y b-Nn oSiers should Dc addrssed CHARLES WILMER
i" AMI Mons VII b, aete ACCOMPANIED by remit
IipuS.. =,
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FOR THE LADIES.

IIut..
FOR THE LADIES.
very superior Quality.
L AIDES fine DTess French Morocco Lace waking sho.s
The slbsrber by W MeCurdy very be,r ~, o. a., -,
elegant and superior Shoes just received ami for .aI,
de 81 One door above Hubbard Garinsr & Co. Main .,
FOR THE LADIES.
French Morocco and Kid Dress slippers.
M 'sI ~, J''i received beautiful Dot q Ladies Dress
s p"ahul Vt "i white and black sata slippers OF
de1I one dor above rrusGsS ' ci rS rSs' 20
o>rON RIn.-Iaring from schr r-non Do brls Pei
- IONS Rum. de ~ WILLIAMS a HANALL.
{ 'ARPErs CARPETS CARPETs--giuns at yer, reduced
de 81 '''' ''F 'O' ''' season by W yrprnrru
M ARkEr PRICE gwen Tor PLAN sEED and BEEswAX by
~ "' u J. u. EUsTACE A son
WlLL be hrrd the highest btier in front OF the Ben
w Tavernon MONDAY tn, 9ni Of January the Nerro-
belonging the estate " Zachsrnb NcGrcr died consisting N
Men anil Women hrt blacksmith several wagon dv.
de y st DANNY cArTHoRx
VNNEs ENrbcT"RNNT--A valuable remedy for Cough.
- i"sis Consumption, Asthma supply always ON Ini
de- 81 Medical Emporium
NEGRO HI"nksts ANT KerscJs, rreeiysd and for
- -" ven ''Hnp by id'd " MEREDITH
Nj ACkEHEI---Pumc Maekrpl No.. J. AMI ,, in bn,
w hail ba"ei. ami quarter ar jus, received and r s b
'lo nRowN TAYLOR
FANCY DRY GOODS.
FOR DAY AND EVENING DRESSES
JtSr,Ry IL, lsll
o. "a JENkINs would invite tlis, etam,u. ,b-
~ vi1wIns ARTICLES Drv-s.
Nnt', punk AMI blue waiercd sIks
Isr.y ,oi'urrI silks an coolI.
B,.k ana blue black sris, vsro.i. .t,,.
Pins blue. ant white Taftaan Mu.Ir.
Pms blue. ans white fancy lace fyurt r..r A..
ln iof evening dr,--e beng Fltr. ans london
flsbi0ns
Ruc ami aDs U,yd Tsil'1n Muslin. new. ,f,t- IN. l,.
NafHu- new -hls ut rich and thIap marty
Htnic Tlrrsi t3trs AMI Fisinys
Heh thin Muslin f1unecs nni Other ttrnfn,ps.
long and sifru ki siIk gl-ves
Rich cap and ness Rhtor.
hor new yc Bead Ornaments. spua, ,ni .sth. The
brad " "
100 pafrhin white au fsh figured ant bt,d rnsh t u.
t'f 's thc p't ~orh 3 go, VEN rrclt t,fr,iu
lhc above aa ll new goods ant bc s'ti cheap I'd
~ no " JENKINS
1NtNILEMFNS OWN -iiOFS-Ju received /, .rt.,,bJ ,,
- i'e o'ihc Patent Rutlrr o,,s Shoes tcursul.o
~ wv sNNt. " TINY
II rTEg NfNisoN roH AND i.k,, uut., ,s
- miH oi ''y me Nsusn p-tssri,.i ar.i ~ sis by
rNERlsH a BENZI.TY
~ carr street
sNGE iNNt'Ju-t received sdne new ant hesufii p,t
s'n' cfeu ant plain Passage t,n,p, wh,h win vii WI, iry
"a JNuEs EVANS.
NJ NcKEEri.-1o bbl. No , IS d. No ? 70 Am. NO ..
" iot ale INV 90 ci,-. .as' hy
b9 SHIELDS SoNERNuIF
SulrhflfLD ArrLE MANDY
- 70 ths Apple Brandy
~ to Peach o. .ah
80 JAS Gro WINSTON
e. frtE-'o bis. rod5 C,tsHo-i.nd.us 70, at, b,
Z" " !" THOMAS PoE
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iscntIem5n'V Zine CalfskII and Il An fRr,,,,,,,
nts2, 80 30, sJtt
M .e utSHt ASSORTMENT OF t4entc "A
w Ky Brogins made -vprry 70 our order ana can b. ,r
nsed Nh,h We are eung the very low priee u
BURLINGTON 90 AIsnsinp lion. w ~" 49, n, !"
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REMOVED


BRANNAN A. cos Oh Dominion Clothing stor, ,o,h. ,
S, ae o. ih- street, and facing the Fankn John
nun Governor
We wouh embrace opportunity and method .f MAIN. ,
we constantly keep on hand Chhg knd and more eng
ally for The current and approaching We win IN A.
'peet stock wheher they the good. or not An |
- :" , ~ p Pse IN ever respect may BE- rs'nrnSd and
II EGALIA sEGARs-A superior aree Of the .so,---
~ received and for sae p JoHNsToNs
- . Medical Emporium
X oT I5', KNIFE CLEANER, very es,.s4. and
- sigA machine To be seen room.
.. 20 RorTs BURFoor
SUGAR AMI wIIIsKEY-
~ 20 hhds crop y. o. Sugar
20 DO common whiskey
10 shls oh do luI received an. Tor sale low N, ,s,
80 W. w. wOOLDRIDGE
&c - doom below the Bel
CORN AND COB GRINDER.
"EhAve received from Mr. Massey of Baltimore IA. m,esn.
the state Agricultural at AIbany iass sn me-
sold al the manufacturers prices.
DE- N-u Bolts BURFooT
SERyANTs' wANTED.-we wish to hire q, IN.
- coming year two Servants that recommended
one as NuTse ami Chamhemad ami A. Cook Far
such good situations DC had Apply to
de 30 sIiEiLDs q soMERvrIE
BELLE ISLE NAILS
VIE subseHse prepared orders for Belle I. Mn,
as usasi-an they solicit OF the paonags AZ
Seaes Their onee for the story OF the store OF
s2t-daw John R. TRPLETT son
~ DH T. NJ just %sSF AND for oe q, low 13s
o. d 9doors below the Bel.
- HnrnuIey's MIseeIiRnIes, Vol. a
usr published Critical and Miscellaneous by T. sshin
Come DranAiis, Of the Restoration
The aie Lnsd Holland.
Warren Hastings, Fredsnek Great
Lays Of Ancient Rome.
Also in separate youme-
Laysof Ancient Rome, by Thonas Eabinston Mae.ul,v
None OF Poetry ro on OF the accomplished er,tes
s ~ no'les some early Posticai Produetiousof II
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II OSI or misplaced from our Store, on Cary
- street on The night of the The TrpIett
son two boSss single kaf and of won-y
Wooly Sugar al lAfboNes u Browns Of
Barnss Co.'S Axes of Indigo barrel - ANY
iniorHIanr about said goods wiI BE- thankfully received
deg7 PApRisu !. mr. azrry
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10 Physicians.
DIR. RO. THoMPSON'S PELVIC CORSET

NIN'INNNtI, 7,
have carefully examined the terns Truss invented b R
thompson OF Columbus this confidently declare
% y uHquesonah &c uot perfect aud instrument Of
r Kind ever offered Ia Tie pablc Il essentially IN is con
Fuehon iTpnS uterine D HUI ana is IN al
respects a far superior instrument.
Ir Doctor hiss conferred ben-ht society BY the nyep
ti"n OF tins mo EBERIp N m
Professor Of Theory and Practice Of Neene Medical College
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IUNt ns'r9d Bride ans Poems D., g.Hrys Morn t0
y beautiful tngayirrs no1I original dcssu-
Handy Aui, of irsh ifc. samuel Lover "a ,u,
of Rory O'Norr
Tho Gr.iupu-RsnsJ Utsuion a. a.
Received srai f.f -li, ty
10 % SMITH uPtNErr A ,t,vv,s
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LEWIS WEBB


OFFERS FOR SALE.
0S0 RAGS PORTO RICO
H~'1O 40 do superior lava
20 DO ~. Jago
~ do Cuba -
~ d. RIO '"fFhI7
- 60 I5guira
loo DO AfIican
80 DO Maaeab0
Chocohis
Teas Gunpouder Pouehons
IIhi-. Cuba Chrhed
IIbds. Porto Rico sTcArs
Lnafa Lump, vaTious q'Iaiius.
u hhd4 Trinidad Mola-s-s
No } Macksrs
Roc Iicrnrs
Mess Pork
Tanners OIL
Lame
Tar Pitch and Ro,n
900 boS., Brown soap
Bones Nar-gasd and White Scented Soap
sp-rTn' huf- Patent and TanoW Candles
Pearl Barley
Perp>r and Pim-nin
Race and Ground Ginger
London Mustard
Sack Liverpool Blown sah
Sat- Petre
B.,Vs. English Refined TaLIe sah
A-no M and Bunch Raisins
lnn10n Porter aBi Wines Of vNf,0us k.ryts
Nader. Indigo and Coppsras
BSiInsione
Winiow Gas, sizes and k,uis
Foe Lsather variou. qualities
Russell Upper Leather Cali skH.
Shoe Thread
weaver's Bar Iron AMI Hoop lion
Blistefsd Steel
$50 k.s- Cut Nah. AMI Rrais
$50 bass Shot and Bar Lead
Sporting Powder. in kegs and can..ssEs
Hlastlng Powder
- fTNns Butter
thee-e IN casks and bo1-.
Fine Apple Cheese
Manufactured Tobacco
30 dozen Painiei Buckets
200 n-sts Wood Ware
Corn Blooms
wnring Lsuer and Wrapping PapzS
SsaR BED CORDS
Hemp
Mania Mania LEADING LINES.
n bab@s Woo
100 bales No. and Cotton oznaturFs
50 do and I Brown ShirtinE.
so do - Sb.ettns.
IL OOOIh COuon Yarns
Cotton Wrapping Irvine and Ca nde WICK
Knitting Cotton Batting
Bales Virginia Cotton
htoh~ War Of Scbernerloru's ma nnfaetarr ke
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OLD uoNoNGA'IEI.A wHI>KEY AND Wal,

IN BBfS "r OuNononrlbrl Wb.k,v
wv 10 bib nj Sweet Malaga Wilma
10 DO dD do
JuH received fr -'is JAS. 4 Gro wGNsrON
, 1843-02-25

sYou shall return" said tire American
General. "Ynu shall RETURN" re-
peated the Frenchman. as soon as
Leonard expressed the request IN
French. "These poor prisoners can
do YOU no scrvice,-restore them IN
the name of God and of humanity
"They are restored 10 lIberty!' re-
peated both the officers.
"Adieu, my brother & my friends,
said Leonard. as he carefully placed
the arm and neck bracelets of de Rem
ard in his bosom, the only relics OF
the chief not placed in his grave. 81
return to the seat of real christianity
and true civilization. 10 the bereaved
lodge of Pied de Renard.'
With a guard to see them safe over
the Missouri. Leonard Mkim and
his charge left the Fort o! ST. Louis.
and were soon lost in the expanse OF
the Prairie.
, 1843-02-25

Tur FARMERS LIFE.-Gentlemen,
allow me to congratulate you on the
happy situation in life, in which those
are placed, who are engaged IN the
cultivation of the earth. In indepen-
dence. healthlulness. in amenIty, II ex-
GELS every other. Prudence and E.
economy. and n just estimate OF his po-
sition in society. are requisite Tor a
mar in all situations; but 10 whom
are the facilities to independence so
great as to the farmer? Frvorabiy sit
uated for avoiding temptations to be
led away by the vanities OF society,
he is surrounded with every thing ne
cessarv TO comfortable existence.
His life, indeed, is a laborious one;
but labor is not evil-t condnces to
The vicor of the body and o!tlIe mind
s. certainly, it is not in idIeness that
happiness is ever found. The very
place in which his labors are carried
on is favorable to him. He lives, not
pent up in walls, and in a confined
or insalubrious atmosphere, but IN
the free airs Of heaven. with the
boundless sky for a roof, and sur
rounded by every thing that is lovely
in nature, and calculated to lead the
mind from nature TO natures God.
The sentiment oflove and admiration
Of the dreadful works OF the Creator,
leads us to see him. and to know him.
and to adore him. He who a plod
on in his fields, insensible TO these
beauties. is truly ola goldfish heart.
He is incapable of experiencing that
sublime love ofthe deity, which above
can elevate the soul above the mise
ries that envelope all worldly con-
Germs, and give him, as it were, a lore
taste OF the pure and exalted joys OF a
future state.
, 1843-02-25
Hints to sTen Of Business.

Superiniend in person as much oil
your business as practicable, and OBJ
serve with n watchful eye. the man
agement OF what is necessarily COM
mit,ed to the agency Of others.
Never lose sight Of the powerful IN
nuence of example. and be careful IN
the management of your concerns to
recommend by your own personal
practice. uniform habitsof active. in
terested and persevering diligence to
those in your instruction anb 10 your
agents, and let it be understood by
them that you expect they will exc
cute the same in strict conformity
thereto.
Let no common Imusements inter-
fere or minrle with your business;
make entirely distinct employments.
Despatch at once, if possible. what
ever you have in hand; if interrupted
by unavoidable interference. resume
and faish il as o as the obstruction
is removed.
Beware of sell Indulgence; no bust
ness can possibly thrive under It's H.
fluence.
Do not assume 10 yourself more
credi, for what you dc, than you are
entitled to: rather be content with a
little less: the public mind will also
discover where merit is due.
FamiiiaTize yourself with your
books. keep them accurately. and fire.
~quentIy investigate and adjust their
contents. This is an important item.
Cultivate domestic habits; for this
your fnmilv, if you have one, has n.
strong and ~undeninble claim; besides.
your customers will always be best
pleased when they find you at home,
or n; the place Of your business.
Never let hurry or confusion dis
tract your mind.
Under the influence of such habits
as these. with Il suitable dependence
on Providence for Il blessing on the
labor of your hands, you will have 4
good foundation 10 rest your hope up
on. for C in whatever business
YOU nav be employed in.
, 1843-02-25

BETTER TmEs.-We have touched
Boston. rs they say in Wall street.
Our prospects brighten-ihe public
mind seems o cheerful; stocks are
looking up. and the late sales of real
estate are a shade better. The bank
ers admit that there is more specie IN
the United States at the present mo-
ment than there ever was before at
any time, and the quantity oil pro-
duce here and sin transitu," and pre-
pairing for market, is enormous, not
withstanding z great exhibition dur
inc the last three months.
The elements Of prosperity then
we have in abundance, all that IS
wanted is "commercial confidence.
and this will soon come if Govern
men, will only let US alone, and moi
destroy. by bad legislation, the nalu-
raj result of our enterprise and indus
try. Then let US adopt the cheering
motto spero melcora. go heart and
hand to work. resolve to act justly
and repudiate reputation public and
private. The sun of prosperity will
again burst forth and cheer the heart
and impart comfort and content TO all
and dispel the gloom that has so long
depressed our energies ana exer.
tions.-N. Y. American.
, 1843-02-25
FIFTY YEARS PAST,
THE SIOUX CHIEF.
(Concluded.)

SWhat 4 death! Wnat 4 Ceatu! T.
iacuIated Clark. And what 4 life"
sobbed Leonard M'kim. as he clasp
ed the now inanimate body. "My
more than earthly Father. is it thus
that you have been rewarded by my
own brother;" then rising to his feet
with aii the majesty Of an Indian,e e
claimed, "bu, he died the death oil
his races" and proceeded TO perform
the dccencies due TO the dead; and
next day Pied de Renard was laid IN
a grave. long since lost and forgotten.
Bv the special orders Of the commad-
ant and General Clark, he was burr
ed with the rites of the christi IN; and
in the manner Of the Indians. his arms
were placed by his side.
As the corpse was deposited In Its
last bed. the mournful silence was
broken by Leonard M'kim. "Sev-
enteen wears and some months have
now past, since. for reasons well
known to my brother, ! plunged mic
the wilderness, and was amongst the
first white men who ever passed from
North Carolina to Vincennes. There
lost to my relatives. felt myself an
out cast aud became a savage About
1865 / was captured by a war party
of Sioux. and when dragged TO their
village, condemned 10 death. l was
At the stake, the fires were kindied'
and,the knell ofdeath rung in my ter
,i6ed ear. The tormentors approach
ed. when a most majestic woman rush
al into the throng, laid her hand on
INV head. and claimed mi for her son.
The words l could not then under
.s,.nd. but a violent tumult followed,
and nv fate seemed determined upon
by the warriors; despair was to all APP
pearance nv lot, and death before
me with all lis worst horrors, when u
g;c,n,;c Indian man, well mounted
and armed. rode up ut full speed, and
Swinging from his horse, dashed INTO
the crowd, which he hurled from h'm
like children, wrenched his knife from
it's scabbard. and my bonds were al
nv feet. THIS deIiverer was Pied de
Renard. Selling my trembllnghand;;
and turning to the woman who had
attended nv rescue, addressed me
in EogIish; s;No! poor forlorn boy,
~. -, M, diet A mothers heart
NAV vet be made glad by thy smile
This is nv wife, and until thou canst
ae restored to thy kindred, we must
be Thy parents.." .a
.By his authority my clothes ano
arms were restored; and, what was
more pleasing to me, my faithful dog
wt,o had followed me from North
Carolina. Bruised and in pain, | was
aenderly led to their hospiiable 'odge'
where i found two brothers OF De
Renard, his wife, and her brother'
wife and child; and to my utter sur
prise, though every thing in the iufni M
aure indicated an Indian lodge al
dhe family spoke tolerable Ehel'sh'
with De Renard it appeared his mounr
er tongue. With the emblem
. peace IN my mouth. and seated Dy
the generous chief, and receiving
from all around me looks oil Kindness
It is not easy to conceive the eA'e"'
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