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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

Dg- Mnffs for the Hoiidays.-WAIsoN & w.
are selling off to up their stock BY the trs Of JSnFar
co" assortment of LYNX md other descriptions oil
~ md less than cast Call eary md secure choice at
dl7 l,yl, WATSON x Co IS l5i Chnthan.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

~ Sabbath School y rniversnry:-Ihe - IA NJ
uyernry OF the Sabbath School OF the NJ E. Chrsn, oe
FORD street.: which much sa,s'aeenv "2 dee
night Will be repeated THIS tFriday) ssE Nj IL. nen
g. with several additional Inc do3tS Ma c,sev
al o'clock: will commence AZ - $1,000 ~ Vnn
,cket OF AdmnNon 49, cents-Inay be ouianeu az ne
Beufens bookstore g3 Bicccker street: pr hey Cons
stre McDousal and ChatTn Of the school IL
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MR.. CLlREHUGH'S
First Lecture

SCOTTISH MINIS
Postponed IN consequence Of the weather0
WI t1kc place at lie
SOCIETY LIBRARY
on MONDAY, DECEMBER So 1874
Tn the cour.e of the ec,uI. will introduced Incl
dents una Anecoies connec with the following Songs
Up IN THE MoRSISG EARLY.
RosIS Is MY oSLY Jo
l'HE FLOWERS OF TIE FOREST
MsesY .AGbsR
WILL THE EwEBccHrs MARION!
TX Tx FER YER AodD Ca"AK xSoor r.
The GABERLUSzIr Mas.
MY ". WE RE, mas -. I,EI s gnI 5S o.E'
Tcke - seat,. he had at all the Music Stores. Mr.
inD Of the Lecture DIS Ats
A MEXICAN MUsErM.-THREE DAYS MORE OF
~ TIFF HHu GhASN Hf2 RpaY Nlb sarURGAY
G Rsf IN F ilR eca VA !itt
Every Evening" f4f TGgFrYR ng1 K Ss'SAy
enlarged and beaued. and capable OF holding Uo per.
Splendid Company of Performers aad IN unprecedented list
living. breathing
OURANG OUTANG
The arses, ANIMAL of the kind bough, 70 hi. country
tue S'''''l"' ~ Siadsm r FANNY,
And universally allowed the nearest approach IN hu
uniy at any animal yet d;caveed She indeed the
connecting INK between man cna Dfute,
the of the the Other she VIII be seen
throughout the day ana mag.
The Manage. hGs engaged celeb nied
PSYCHOLOGIST!
Lady Who by locking nnn Rock. capable OF foIeteins
future events revealing those that pnst descrb ng diseases,
with the Astonishing accuracy She may bepfyate
ly consulted AT all hours between 10 O'Clock A. M and III IN
the evening al n extra charge of only % cent.
The following talented Company Is engaged:
GREAT WESTERN.
The Unegualed Low COMEDIAN.
WRS. WESTERN.
An Accomplished and Tnented Artist.
LA PETITE tiARLISE,
The most accomplished pan.Qlse IN America.
Miss ELIZABETH.
The Cnequnled Juvenile Vocalist
MR. CHESEBRUUGH
The Famous KENTUCKY MlNSTRELS, sc.
Gen Tom Thumbs Court SUIT Automulon Juggsr. Rope
Dancer, Sec.
nre 1is, cent. dE
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BARK Ieazer Heay. of Thomaston 10 Us fin NpFeuns.
gar master
Bur America Wade, AZ days from nhaeLes hides, specie
and dye.woof to Z'chrlssun * Co The America has
xpe enced gales from w 10 w from the Sh 10
the - On the St INST Cape li1era bearing North 30 miles,
was blown of East 10 l-ni the sick wiih fever
tile Capain md boy lost. sillS stove. bnIwarks carried
awny. monkey fail and received considerable other damhse.
Bne Nhrceus, Mnfscn Of Gardner, III d inst MARKS, cot
ton >e.rith < Walsh.
Brig Cha;ahoocte. When of kingston Mass 30 DIS from
Aq4n Domingo, ogwscd 10 Foster Nickersen coite=to
L hartnn 49,
Ing liunah. Sargent. of sedgwck II DIS in Turks Island
salt To- Nesm,i * Wnlsh
Ing Norman, Piau 10 DIS FIN S. Marks, cotton to Nesait &
Walsh. :,
Bns Meridian. Page, Dds I'm Baltimore mLe, bound 10 New
Bs Iunn de Ca.tlagena, Keller, IDS I'm Aachas lumber 10
Bs cyrus Brazier, of Portland % ds I'm Noreans.
Schr oleron samson. . ds I'm Nocans to P Iarno
chr Eagle d. Is DIS fm Baacoa tobacco &c 10
AymnT.
sS.hr Revenue. Danlel-. Virginia, coal.
:scir Monitor, BeS>e. Phlladelphin, coal.
schr Be Smith Decker. Nirginln.
Scht Editor. Wilson, Virginia.
rSchr Merchant. Baxter. Robertson, Me- potatoes
ssrhf Vtteisa. Lines, Virginia.
Schr Elizabeth, Ensten, Bnti!ncre, coal
Sehr icharr 1uyloI, jameson, Ih"maston, lime.
Schr MBry Ann ThnniOn Chncnieague. CON-
scar Bilagssate, WlthereG Norfolk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

ISssH Third ward.-Tbs Viii v,,,,. s =.
, nsI9 are requested Friday Evsnr he 7rh
u % cIock, ~ the No..i Rise. Coffee Hnlss 2oI
'o'he Young Mems General Commiees ''e ''- a'es
-r,,,,,. :, JAMES Z. WOOD. Chairman.
Ian RrSK, 5Secfe,aret. l7-,.
X sifth W"rd.-Iu accordance with the recon-
60, ~, ~ @! - iemoctac Wing Young Mems General
I'm ~e TIE Demo Wing the Fsfi Wnrd ne 70
doe T 10 nsembie . Marion House i65 We; BrosdWay
tt,eny fNenIsS, t i;s o'clock p VI for III. ur
po,e m chon1ing Ye Deeeate represent the Ward r the
'e n ,o1o ~ oIde-, ALE8. II. SCHULTZ Chairman
NoRRls ~ PHzLPs Ssecretsr.es-
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cnr,.,ma. res,iya al md Fair.-The ladies'

al the Fe burch of the Holy Evanre,s VandeTaisf
respectfully on the friends Of be ChatGn be arsc build
ms No 4I3 foads ny. conner Of ii,penrnig NJ an each
Lpened street, TO be opened al daS snS eyenas
There Will be offered reasonable pte, nd ant
fn and fancy rrtcL-,-a assortment OF p S
IL 1901 RS,e. P,nyer Books and other books anu
for ih- HOLIDAYS, The eireshDen ta1ie WI H ,,ar for
hanGsomeis oInnuented Cakes OF NC 0eS
New Ye.rs entcTammen's .o. s., the Fair YOU Will
ny selecting your Gilt, for The season. ~ md
AID most useful portion OF Inc ."u'S de3j2 %
inf lence : solicited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

srs s,vsb Iecbe. (n sizes sale a. III ceatS
WIN Wstson Chemia &c Apo.hecares Hail. % Il inis'
street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

[1TrTT IRON-2o tons Dnnnamora" Bar Iron very
- r-Tit article for Steel, fnr sale ny - =,
as Is JOSEPH TUCkERMa.N. DC yves. 81
7-I,;1V a. TRAVAIS St;AnES. &c.-Ss1 styles Siii
IA S,n Craya.s and Scarfs with lew pieces superior
nsy s.trs si2s Paks, HdstsIIn 'seslSe 81 81 bia:d
Hsy w. 7. JENNihSS q w; s-c
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u Sixteenth War,..-In nu-s,,,cc ~ -,

Posr OIYIcE. SEw.YoRK Dec rs 1884
II si!. ,;nfi.-Let,sr Bags per steamer 5eadia
WI oe closed at the Upper ard Lower ,; Office in ts CIV
~ the Dist INST NJ - minutes past o'clock NJ
L. ctilU y. stage II ~ snre r,.-
'c pad tdZ1 az JOHN LOitIMER GRAHAM P 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
ID La a. STUART corner OF Greenwich and Chambers
N. streets have lust recevedan extensive assortment ot
FRENCH FANCY BOXES. B on BOWS, CGRNETS,
COIN BOXES, sc. sc.
Made expressly them by the best manufacturers IN Pa
norton of which are OF and extra FINISH AL oil
which will be sold at moderate prices
Alo. the usual variety of steam Refined Candy. Sugar
piums SC. of superior quality. dlS -wS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

YsNHE MESSRS. E. & J. PARAILY'S las, communication
Is IN perfect keeping with their character Ihey pTo-
statement. which appeared n ne IreuDe u e
IAN inst To t untrue Do they 2rOre 10 be so This
tbey wsl know inaccessible and hence satisfy tsrseves y
m easier way SHlian:iy GrTr GRd az tts coT.e
.rt.h ne 20 p-ure otserr,lse And yet, afflicted with
mena7y rs short as her i'll will IS lasting, they publicly
thanS r,s for an .cknow of The farz the case
As the Mers Parmly have learned, though 1t "a
thcr lse day that prudence the better PET oil vslo
their re,yspaper warfare asast re no farther, MAJ NOT
sonaby hope that they will also desIst from pnTste saEs
which have IA, greater cae 10 fear than any open attacks
they haveii in their power TO make
DIS Hr J. SMITH DODGE. u Bona ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27
no TIE ELITE OF MUSICAL TASTE IN
,I,lIJ UNITED SrATES:

THE UNITED STATES
uhRpS-IF BROWN < CO. from EEari, MAKES s1s OF
,be innrnye Patent double aud Single ACTON nap,
london and New York, established lSlg - t nonle and
nse Action Iarps The rich brlliancy oil lone snIS Ia,
"meb elegance Of nE and perfect nechnni, q me-
nG nroessiona patronage Europe ana this e1ni, ran
W., on the best principles III The celeoa'ei
are III ,hs noern improvements of London and fas.
MN M Ia bear the ;es climate, and al Euici p' si
H., rsnaitsd md for hire: Strings, Instruction booAs "
lie'is .sp''i'eo 'A +. BROWNE, Manufacturer.
SIC eS0. No $50 Broadway, ma
-, ns ,, M T3Ss ChginbcrSstrcet. n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27
Ms SSnn'

IN OUR LAST COMMUNICATION we sad tiIaf, II MI
DopCE stated things they ne should nave DO VOID
of contention frog: US b: re tod them as they were
they and pronounce his last article untrue aa
we DEFY hI and all world with him, 10 prOye otnerwlse
We snail take farther oiany ning re nay sey. anc
regret exceiInsly the, compelled. from unDy dsa
greeabe circumstances growing cut OF 70
no;ice hun at all lis ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the sc nFst pno
- by u Is what ,re wished the public 70 understand. We
therefore ake ave thanking HIM Tor = assistance ne mas
rendered: making them klowr n.,,uy
r x l.. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27
Tenth Ward Democratic lYhtc Young

81 u IiS OuA-
WIGS WE HAVE. BEEN--wHIcs WE ARR
WilG- WE WILL BE-
~ Pursuant 20 the recommendation OF IN. Youns Men
,h a ~ Clonmiitee The Democratic Wing You're Men 81 The
Nuf1 are req esicf 10 ut s. David, IIsli 9I2
pe Of t,ei h,' Srrd y E.eaiaE oci-ct
enSg term Of two yenr b order of the prsent Hale
''y IGu. =, u NAIHANlEL C. BRADFORD, Chairnsn
'- - HNFsNAs'O, Secfetafy IL
Sixteenth Wart'.-In pursuance Of a call from
VT cnocratc Shg Young Men. General Comm tee the
~ 'f ectufS of this Ward requested 10 attend n.n,inr
ST ZIG al lie aecsianic. Assembly Roorn Nc e yes
n - ms (friday) Evening, a. O'clock for the pur
NJ i chnF ~ vacnnces "a he delegation Of the Young
.Aeu tent ~ Cnmnittee from this Ward.
Jn- % ofuet Oh WASHINGTON SMITH 60
~ Chairman Wurd COMMITTEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

Eo.rdiny.-Mrx GosS having opened ane "v ,roiers
eomoou. house o. the AG5 he":f d plDS
desirable rooms TO rnsien s Tie location
y. eso a oue; and shady Terms moderate au' '''
isna Esssbsned 1875 -s0Ap Nos 81 and
STARCH. p s. W LEE meennos,"niiy on hand a large
Soncn, o he above articles which 5hey wl 70 any
lowest market prices, warranted h;nnsd without charge
manufactured in the city delveieo W p'
for boxes OF Carriage. ,>,.., "a Families, who are
Merchants, Grocsr Country e2e G 10 thei In,ero to
Ia want OF tie above articles VIII inu :" ~
cal ON ls, before purchasing esewhee' ID a. w. LEE.
ni2 BINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

- n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS forming CopartneY,hip
anu NV fiitsS ebou' establishing themselves in business.
Iepe notlcc oil the snin appear 10 any olnrv
ana w phpe', Themselves much expense tine and
.ouo 10y sending copy of the announcement n,eoded
iof publication, 10 MASON & TUTTiE'S GExrsAI An
Vs1isiS5 OFFICE, 123 Nasautreet, opposite CLINTON Hall
~ / beng agents for nil the lending paper Though
o' e United STATE and Candu, offer Their those
"o ley WISH IN ndyerte IN any section of the country.
VI 'th paper Kept AZ tbcir Office and he
sI'y zinc srath't0nSIy DIS 3, cod
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, A aSn"asss;. %, D..
" e.SfsS SIi'WigINS 4 PI.AfT.-S.oFe SH bs1ac
srsI zs .ra.s>cInen:s usse on cof>ignFaehh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

NEW MUSIC HOLIDAY PRE- SENTS
MUSICAL ANNUAL" BEAUTlES OF THE OPE-
WI RASAMUEL e JohE SO B Bro d,ssys has Jus
tanning The following admired opeIasI GIRL iu,
creza uiga Con- pasqsale, La lille du Regiment, seq.fe
de Tsnda Ppriani the Iewess CF9sigto MseLs WI WI
Brides OF Venice L fsire d'Amoe ChlaTa de Ro'enbsIs'
f.onle.ti and Nonecc, etc with many popular songs,
asd the following ,h'nHble P3sas Boheml.n, Tedona'
Retln Anna and the admired Julien Polka. with Nhnzes
Marches aud fnnasas by the most celebrated authors form:
10 va BE collection o the most popular NCSic hRfy
The most recherche and useful offering for iSo IN
enersts numbers Sc cents IS, bound n handsome
,s With TILE ce and index complete Published ana !or
sale by othlfA' ~ 'OA-A-AA1' Wv
d20 F&Sistf
J1IFGANT ARTICLES FOR PREsENTS.-We beg TO
t. invite OF our recent inpotatons coinp's
Fneh Carce Lamps Clover go mode Porcelain Bronze
Antique. Or Nouiu, sc.
Chandeliers of Porcelain and Bronze; 90,
t'nnlslsbras and Bras de Chcmlnee. Bronze and I!l
lusires for Lamps aud Candles, new STYLES,
Dresden Porcelain Shades with exquisite anaScaPe mowers
Ftsnch 'nored do for libraries. 10 be suspended.
pnpcr Shades splendid assortment.
sncb Fancy Boxes beautiful assortment. comprising eoos
hrty dlfeien, kinds ntuewest and most beautiful styes
"A'N A. DEACON * E. d. SANToN. Agents
~ Lamps. Ius1cs Brackets &c. furnished for parties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

H- The Subscribers have Just received. IN addition to their
former Elegant Assortment Variety al Figured and Plain
Velvet, Satin aud Silk Venes suitable Cor Bali and Parties:
also style OF Shrs white and fancy calo KID Gloves
Of superior quality together with every article usually called
for in Gentleman Furnishing Store.
J. c. BOOTH Il CO.
23 sr Is Rroad,yny doors below the franklin House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27
Bellows
unknown. Wind light Ut SW.
Sailed


ship Kensincton NOIleans-UaTk Isabella. MurseilIes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

TEETH, TEETH! TEETH !,
~, L. LEWIS. SURGEON DENTIST, SO Broadway.
81 donr below Masonic Hall. bes> leave 20 INFORM his
friends and the public that he has made the following great
Eth plugged with fine COLE 81 10 Do do DO TN foil or
silver Sc c;s Do cleaned 81 no extracted - c Doth
ache cured. 50 Cts q. 5ilis- --
fI7lME-SAVING ANSNER.-Fron advertisements that
frequently appear papers and from siFculsrs nct
are sen; about the city and country and @ under the doo' OF
many friends, sncs ever dng called upon ond
asked II we are not IN partnership with Nr- Dodge
In crer further mistake, and interruptions
from such calls and inquiries, beg leave 10 stns that We are
;hai we have no new superior, patent oaes either OF set
,i or fastening teeth nor do know of thai net
thoroughly understood by all well instructed Dentists and the
Doctor may be MS partner, and who has, S nIks OF
senbe our 50 that often taken for onrs have not the
leasure of knowing either BY person. profession or
49, J. PARNLY,
nd Rnnd street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

,NOOTHACHE-No pe.son need suffer this tOrTnenng DIS
hour. If hey w'll take the trouble TO eau ai y
Tooihiche Specific This remedy applied on an entirely
new principle. beng applied to the tooth ,ss NO pam
cs and il desired will be applied at the cice, and
cure guaranteed See that the signature OF the proprietor
WM D. CIuABiE. the wrapper OF each Bottle q os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

G. : FISH AucuoIeer.
DYC : FiSk-Surs No, ~ tanai-st[eet (NaoOnal HAIL.
IS AT PRIVATE SALE
~ Superior Mahogany and o'er desks and maple beJ
,s nj tar,nt styles, l50 mahogany clock second
hand ingram carpets ply; holr and mos narsses Splendid
6e brIsgs Floresce and Adelaide ns OF uperor quail
~: bras, Tenders: smoke condenser ID" lewesta use .
large quantity os Swnni ard other Canes, and Cane
Trmmlnss; na hGc<ei Swou's io canes eeinofs
ny inr assortment iof ut auction precs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

NEW YEAR DAY CALLS.-I would respectfully call
TURKEYS and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OYSTERS. pTepaLL
ed for New Yenr ny tables S.n will much bli=c. nad uf
ford the greater opportunity giving general sathcon
by iavnfing c with your unief, today.
GEO. II. DOWNING, $50 Broadway near Fourth St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

SHAKESPEARE IN 4 NEW DRESS
NEW CANE FOR EVENING PARTlFS-Ths day
on,I;sbsi hy c. s FRANCIS L CO.
~, $50 Broad way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

NTEW-YORK MUSEUM, BROADWAY. opposite tas
Y City BalI-MR. II. RESsxTr. Manager.
ATTRACTIONS UNPRECEDENTED.
OURANG OUrANG!
Fourteen Performers.
TO sE SEES Foa
O N E : n ! l. G
4 performance every afternoon at o'clock
The Manager has By offering the owner nj the Ouring or
tang an prevailed upon MIN to postpone has de-
oarure Tor Phi. Gephn for another week The NanaSer al
he same time agreeing indemnify hun for .s he may
,l,tnn keeping the this cold quarter OF the
globe nsy fr its pecuiu constitution end9nger rs ex;
ence Mr. Bennett confidently relies the be'n!i;y OF the
public the cement h has experienced upon other &C
crsons fully ~ yins INN forming Ich an opinion tG1t ne
dos not the slightest Apprehension as 10 the resd OF
the specul alon II.
In addition To the Ebsve curiosity the manager presents the
following array oftaen, and he hos hesitation N asserting
that cannot surpassed al place oil amusement IN e
CITY putting prce vi the question.
Mr. LYNCH. ths s;weiet X nliaf SnEer.
Mr. KSEtP' III KAVANAGH, J. MURPHY. the much
admired yOcsllsts.
Wr WILLIAMS. The celebrated hin-Chopper.
Nr HCNTLEY the unnvnlled AccortonsI-
Mast MORGAN. .ee Bone Caitpeiie playeE-
Ms, PHILLIPS the accomplished Singer.
Ais. JESSEYLINE. the graceful DenseuEe
Mis- CARNEY, Mes NORTON. Aiss SINCLAlK. the
Lady Neioasu.
LADY Rims TRELS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27
ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
T1EpAoY, YOUNG & ELLIS

D- Lamps. LustIes. Brackets. &c furnished IoF paft
Dig 10 ills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-27

FOR THE HUIIUA1S.
y RTTANNlA TEA SETS. new and elegant patterns ;
DCOFFEE URNS various sues and imlterns: GOTHIC
AND PLAIN TEA TRAYS, seIy salen'Id patterns :
IVORY KNIVES AND FORKS Of every DESCRIPTION;
STEEL FIRE SETS. and beautiful patterns, together
with vcy extensive assortment OF Gene a DWARF lust re-
re we'd md Tor sale b. W n. SEYMOUR & co.
d2lt.lanIs +Cbathsm Square md Cuthu'ine.st
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-05-21
SOUTHPORT, WISCONSIN, TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1874

very, would (if il did not DESTROY the inferior
by confiicts to which il would lead) reduce
II TO the extremes of vice and Indebtedness.
In this view of the subject, it may be asser-
ted, that what is called slavery, is in reality
a political institution, essential TO the peace
safety, and prosperity of those States of the
Union in which it exists. Without. then,
controverting the wisdom and humanity o f
the policy of Great Britain SO far as her
own possessions are concerned, it NAV be
safely affirmed, without reference TO the
means by which it would be effected, that,
could she succeed in accomplishing, in the
United States, what she avows il to be her
desire and the object of her constant exer-
lions to effect throughout the world, so far
from being wise or humane, she would in
volve in the greatest calamity the whole
country and especially the race which it is
the avowed object of her exertioLs to benefit.
The undersigned avails himself of this oc-
caslon to renew TO the right honorable Mr..
Pakenham the assurance Of his distingui sh-
ed considerable J. c. CALHOUN
Rt Hon. RICHARD PAKENHAM. &c.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-05-21
INDUSTRY AND CAPITAL.

The following exec lent remarks we ex-
tract All article in the Peoples Advocate,
published at Belfast, Me. Ii is worthy the
consideration Of every friend Of humani-
ty:
'sThe capital and industry Of the country
should become friends and co-laborers in
the field of productive operations. They
should be yoked up together, employed in
the same enterprise, and made to uphold
and sustain each other in the deveiopement
of our native resources. How are they
now-friends or enemies-united, or e.
stranged? Do capital and industry work
together, and produce the legitimate fruits
of so natural union? No. Much Of the
capital Of the country stands arrayed in
open hostility to industry, and. as now EN-
ployed instead Of being a benefit, is a
positive injury to the community. Capital,
out upon aSuriors interest, is most deadly
foe to industry. 1t is canker-worm up
on its fair proportions, eating out its very
v!tals. All the capital employed in shar-
ing the farmer, the mechanic, and the
laborer, SO far as the happiness and pros
perity Of the great whole are concerned,
had better be sunk in the ocean. 1t I'M
povershes the community, dscourages H.
dustry and enterp Use, and dwarfs the pro-
ductive energies of our people. Itmay en-
rich the stareor, but it ruins the shdree,
and, as the shareors are few, and the sha-
Gees many, the county is essentially injured
and depressed by its employment. The
farmer, whose farm is encountered with
heavy mortgages, the usual induces and
monuments OF usur ious interest, is dsheart-
ened, and allows his farm, or rather his
shaueor's farm to go to wreck and ruin,
and he himself, too often, becomes an idle
and useless member Of society. The me-
chanic and the laborer, who pay tribute to
the usurer, may, for Il while, stem its
whitening influence, but every year sinks
them deeper and deeper in embarrassment,
until they, too, are broken down ruined,
and become drones upon the commun ty.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-05-21
VOL w. Al.
HUMAN GREATNESS.

Sir John Mason, privy counsel or to Hen
ry WILL, spoke as follows upon his death
bed: | have ssen five princes, and been
privy counsellor to four have seen the
most remarkable things abroad, aud been
present at most State transactions for thir-
ty years. After all this experience, have
learned this; that seriousness is most COM
mendable, temperance the best phys'c, and
good Conscience the best estate. We're l
to live again, would change the court tor
the clolster; my privy couuseilor's hustle
Tor the retirement OF a hermit; and the
whole time which have spent in the pal
ace, for one hours communion with God
When look upon the tombs of the great,
every emotion Of envy dies; when | read
the epitaphs OF the beautiful, every inorbl-
nate desire forsakes me; when meet with
the grief of parents upon the tombstone,
my heart melts with compassion; when |
see the tombs of the parents themselves. |
reflect how vain it is to grieve for those
whom we must quickly follow; when | see
beings lying by the side Of those that des
pise them-when behold rival wits placed
side by side, or The holy men who divided
the world with their contests and disputes,
reflect with sorrow and astonishment on
the frivolous competitions, factions, and de-
bates of mankind; when | read the sevs al
dates Of the tombs, Of whom some died yes
terday, and some six hundred years ago,l
am reminded Of that day when all mankind
will lie contemporaries, and make their ap-
pearance together. Addison.
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Marks ON Caris:-We stated the oihe

Marks on CarlS:-We stated the other
day that MIR. ]. H. Green, a reformed gam
bier, in lecture delivered at ST.. Louis, had
announced that he could detect the suit and
number of each card in pack perfectly
new by marks upon the back made in man.
ufac:uriDg them His skill has been tested
by experiment, and the Editor of the ST.
Louis Organ, who was one of the committee
apo nied to put him to proof, says that ont
OF five different packs, in two or three he
told every card-in the other packs the grea-
ter number. These marks were perfectly
clear when pointed out by him, although they
are SO small and 50 canningly concealed
that no one could discover them except max
ers of cards and gamblers. He showed
many tricks and receptions which are prac-
t ce by gamblers.
Mr. Green states that all makers of cards
have their various private marks, which are
studied by pref sscd gamesfers- He himself
b IS manufactured cards, and he knows the
irickery of the business.