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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

~ No. I44 PRATT ST, next to Bradshaw's U.
States Hotel, opposite to the Railroad Depot. Glad
tidings agan-l7 three Nos. tickets sold last week,
sho wing that Doyle can't be beat in the sold line of
selling prizes in any state of the market; therefore,
all persons who MAY chance to be i'll want of full
pocket please apply above, and purchase of the
WEDNESDAY Capital of $50 900, Sc. Tickets
$40, shares in proportion.
THURSDAY-l Capital of s20, 900, tickets $500,
shares in proportion
FRIDAY-Capital $4,000 tickets $3.50, shares ia
proportion.
SATURDAY-$4,oO 900. Tickets only 81 90, shares
in proportion.
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, share All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
1t fri Opposite B. & o. R. r. Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

U3- JOURNEYMEN PLASTERERS OF BALTI-
MORE. You are notified To attend the regular month
ly meeting of the Association, to be held on MON
DAY EVENING, the 9th inst, at T o'clock, at Mrs.
CLOUD'S, corner of South and Water streets. Those
J0urneymen, who have not received their certificate
of membership, will please he punctual in their at
tendance, to receive the same. BY order,
djsm3t EVAN NJ. FORMAN, Sec'y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

yEyHE CHRISTIAN PASFOR-ONE OF
II CHRfST'S ASCENSION GIFTS-A Discourse
by Dr. BREcKENRIDGE: just through the press and for
sale at So BALTIMORE STREET.
OWEN & SON,
Who have likewise sermon delivered at the Insalla-
ton the Rev'd NJ. P. Atkinson, by the Rev'd VIM.
NJ. Atkinson, Of Winchester, Va nl5-law4t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

a RCHITECTURE-NEW WORK. Just pub
~ lished, The American House Carpenter treat
Use upon ARCHITECTURE cornices and mouIdings,
framing DOORS windows and stairs; together with the
most important principles of Practical Geometry By
X. q. Hatfield, architect. Illustrated with more than
three hundred engavingS. Just received and for sale
by PARSONS & PRESTON Pratt street,
do adjoining Railroad Dcpot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

ONIONS AND RAIS1SS, 5000 Bunches
" ONIONS; also, bushels Onions, all in prime
shipping order.
40 boxes and half boxes best Bunch RAISINS.
For sale by KELLUM & MERRILL,
d5 cot 81 Smiths wharf, (old No)
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05
SUPERIOR BEEF. TIL

SUPERIOR BEEF. The
tf3 &yfStseS7 subscriber, thankful for favors here
u A4aks,Y tOfore extended to him by his friends
RTE W and the public generally, respectfully
49,: .s1fe informs them that he will offer for
sale FIVE SUPERIOR CATTLE,
at his STALLS Nos. 30 and 81, Centre Market, on SA-
9TH Deer. Two of them were purchased
of Thomas j. Rusk, Patapsco Neck, Baltimore co'ty;
two from DR.. Clagett Of Loudon county, Va; and
one, Durham hcfer from John Dare, Frederick co'ty
and raised bv MIR, McIlhenny, of Loudon county, Va
The above Cattle will be slaughtered day, Thurs
day. Persons wishing to lay in their Winter Beef
now have an excellent opportunity of doisg so.
d5-3t HARRY +. TURNER.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

NMIE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, UN-
w DERSHIR'rS and DRAWERS, from com
mon to extra size of Scotch Wool, Domestic Yarn,
sizes of Germantown Yarn, Lambs Wool, Merno,
Alpaca Thibet, Cotton, silk and Spun Silk; GLOVES
of super Buckskin, Cashmere, Merno, Kid and Silk;
SUSPENDERS; W0ollen COMFORTS; Wooen
YARNS, Sc, sc. All of which we will sell very
low STEARNS & SIKKEN,
207 Baltimore street,
DIST TA1 Between Light and Charles.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

VENETIAN BLINDS. VENETIAN BLINDS
v of the very best style and finish constantly on
hand and made TO order. Also, FANCY BLINDS,
WINDOW SHADES, Sc, all first rate articles, and
for sale low by JOHN G. HOLLAND,
Paper Hanger and UphOlsterer,
n2 46 Gay street, near the Shot Tower.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

THE CHEAP STORE.
A QUICK PENNY RATH Err THAN A
n SLOW SHILLING More of those very cheap
Galcoes ST. 8 and up; fresh invoice of that
colored Speos only cent; heavy Sheeting Muslin, %
inches wide, cents; yard wide white and unbeached
MUSLIN, only 6! cents; CASSINETS and plaid
CASHMERE, 81, 37i, SO and 81 cents; superb
CLOTHS, wool dyed bl'k, Invisible green and blue
Cloths, best colors, only $3.50; SHAWLS; Silk; Bon
net Silks; Cashmeres Flannels; Ticking, ETC., with
almost every other article
No. IS BALTIMORE STREET,
d3eo3t doors below Frederick street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05
.XCHANGE HOTEL,

"XCHANGE HOTEL,
~ EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
The subscriber respectfully announces to his friends
and the public, that he has purchased Mr. ERASTUS
COLEMAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishment
The Hotel is located convenient to all the principal
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAD DE-
POTS, and offers every nducement for comfort. The
rooms are large and airy and furnished in style not
surpassed by any similar establishment in the United
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management of FIRST Class Hotel, he 1atters him
self that every department of the establishment will
be conducted in style tG please those who may favor
him with a call Gd2 til JOHN WEST.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05
EGERTOns' EVER LUCKY OFFICEs.

EGERTOHS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
n Who can beat u.s. Every day that comes-every
drawing that takes place, brings glorious tidngs the
patrons of the EGERTONS. Yesterday, out of sales
not over $3.50, we had three capital prizes, amounting
to over $4,000, being over 200 per our sales.
They were-Nos, % 90 76, prize of s., 2O5 sold in
whole packages Nos. 10 80 63, sold in quarter pack
age, prize of $500; and Nos. So 70, in single
ticket, $500. We ask again, who can beat u.s.
The drawn Nos. class 49, are
p 63 % rs 10 40 2 II as So n - 8 SIS
THIS DAY will be drawn Consolidated Lottery Of
Maryland, class % rs Nos. and IL ballots. To
draw at At O'Clock
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize OF $4,000 prize Of $1,000
10000 1000
1000 10 g l,000,&c.
Tickets S5.00-shares i'll proportion
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st. and Exchange Place; or,
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

M ORTHERN LIBERTIES, WASHING
~ TON, d. C.. Persons wishing to take this pa
per in the above part of the Metropolis, will please
leave their names and residence at Mr.. ANTHONY
HOLMEAD'S Store, corner of 7th and streets, and
he will have them supplied early. n3OlW
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05
LIMITED STATES HOTEL.
u WASHINGTON CITY, D. c.

TYLER s. BIRCH, Propretors.
The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling community, that the back building, re-
Gently erected and attached to their former large c.
Enlistment, is now completed and thoroughly furnish
ed. II contains forty five elegant bed chambers, and
one of the largest dining rooms south of New York.
Having every facility and convenience that can
render an Hotel comfortable, we feel great confidence
in ability to give entire satisfaction % all who may
patronZe us. Tnl9 tf] TYLER BIRCH.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

CHEAP! CHEAPl CHEAP!
EIENRY w. COOKE. corner of HANOVER
n and LOMBARD SIS, has on hand large and
handsome assortment of
FRESH WINTER DRY GOODS,
Consistisg of ladies' genemen's, children's and ser
wants. wear, of all kinds together with large stock
of HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. For sale, whole
sale aud retail, very low, at the
DEPOT FOR BARGAINS,
Corner of Hanover aud Lombard streets.
0y- All who want to purchase good Goods and at
very low prices, can be accommodated. d.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

TLORIOUS LUCK IN THE MAMMOTH OF
w YESTERDAY. Two Prizes, each of $1,000
one in whole ticket the other in quarter, knocked
out of the wheel yesterday to lucky patronsbe-
sides of $500 in single or. to widow on the Point,
who, seeing advertisement embarked in the wheel
according to her means We say success to her with
it. TO-DAY $4,000 and $4,000. Tickets S..
L. 7. TUCKER & BROTHER,
Head of Centre Market.
Order eary-The Small Fry draws again next Sa-
turday-capita S4OOO-tickets 81, quarters 25 cents
Packages ofquarters $3.37! eighths Sl,6S. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

HLORIOUS LUCK AT SCHOOLFIELD s
IN CO.'S YESTERDAY. They sold to Nos. 10
49, prize of $20OO sold to a citizen; Nos 46 y 49,
prize of $1,000 sent to Harrisburg, Pa; Nos. % rs H.
prize of $780, and Nos. 65 76 prize of $l5e, both
sold in this city.
Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class No. 40,
drawn Dec 4--lowest ptze $40:
u 63 % Is 10 40 II 40 50 IS II 8 65
Draws TODAY, the brilliant scheme of Md, Con
solidated Lottery, class 49,
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of 100000 prize of $4,000
Z" l0Ot0 1900
&C 5000 10 l,00O,&c.
Tickets $500, halves $3.50; quarters 81 25
90 Draws next SATURDAY, Deer 7th, the beau
tfnl Frederick Female Seminary Lottery, class Al
capital S4,OOO-tickets 81, shares in propOrtion-and
in which Scheduled & Co. will sell, on certificate,
packages of
% whole tickets for only ....,.............sl35
d half g ................... 675
y quarter &c INSTRUMENTATION. 337
~ eIghtils 60 .......... ........ 10y
For the capitals, send on your orders to the ever
fortunate SCHOOLFlELD CO.,
No Calvert street,
1t Fist Office from Baltimore street.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

Protection against Free Trads.-.T The whole
amount of Foreign Merchandise imported L %
theUnited States, in 164I, was @l26s o45.0 600.
The duties charged on this amount was Sl4s-
4a7, OOO-being eleven and One hdyPer csnt.-s
The whole amount of Ameriean Produce ezPOrS
ted, during the same period TO other countries.
was @61 ,00OO 900 being one hundred and t1oeR'
a. four per cent The average valne Of To-
bacco exported IN asa 40 WAS 90 20 .0eA
Tbe Euf1n III duty claEg were - as. So
being over three hundred per cant With
these iarta before the people, the Locolocc
leaders advocaEe reduction Ofour Tariff ~
lifto cOHciiatp English and French commerce.
and call itreciproei:y - Forum.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

Evxx1Nc.-Evenihg 10 prsciona tine 6of
friends who live together. Married people
know il well, and brothers and sisteIg know y
too. Contrary to the dowerH Of natTs which
closes their chalices at the close Of tho day.
the loveliest flowers Of friendshiP-cOuddmce
loves most to expand Itself g crsalnw and
breathes forth It's fragrance most giaaly Under
the protection Of twilight and silence. Then
talk we over the questions Of the day; then
conclude we peace with our hearts, II We have
orened them befare our friendt; then seek We
reconciliation from Heaven, and offer Il % The
world, ere yet the night comes and then sleep
we 80 sound and sweetly.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01
.larlGes 8gls
..v ~HuRsBAY

IN HVHbA
mar aunum in advance.
= = sa,il the close cfa year.
P.lG ~ "tinusd unit! all dues
except at the option o. the
..,..d at 81 per square gig
p, ,Ss first insertion, and so
q. =, ssch subsequent insertion
7 ~ ,',arksd with the number
\ n 6 published until forbid
~ go and yearly or quarterly
.'.blished per agreement
|silI not be published at any
sli.hsrs, to insure attention
..,sntion done At this Once
!, Ian y the work j. performed
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

1880 The College OF Physicians.
F:seIsT1d, have declared The opinion thai psr-
son' nractisiBg medicine % The above system
e unfit u act o. medical otllcer. and ln con
senuence physician thus practising was cis-
missed from bis ONCE. So.
ss11 ar fhn EvsfeIia or meaning even ofthe word
rx,sr,snrfkss We doubt not uinsteen-fWen.
$500 II Ire people i'm tins region . wholly
and O. they must enlain 90 fer g
~ sre concerned; for The yer fact Ct I'D nay.
IN, ~ hear denounced b. efhs faculty z w0Hlt
80 e into the n0tice. repute and uses OF 9
49, anp fo,lrfh az mankind. GuK readers WI
srsssisre readily excuse ns for our enlighlen
~ ne ne uniuliahiensd On the doctrines ol Ion
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01
|'lcIHILDREN.

CHILDREN
Y ind / lady. v no u the
me Young n1Sths II tie
'.,e acquainted WI = l:ll =
n ofher friendly advlGe with
= = h have reason % know that
a the same.
+ lady used to say, that
# 4 child's existence was
ianndation ofits constitution.
hsracter through life. 9
lyes. . was always her advice
y i moderately warn, and
=. Feed II from your own
\ overload its tender stoEn-
nd unsuitable food Never
rrocure it sleep by means 0f
or poisonous drugs. Attend
|.nts. and keep il thorough
.hen it viii sleep IS much as
heni6cial. Do not udge
few months; the hve|iant
q out of hand. Do not drug
|smpt TO make il walk before
ID knowledge to guide iteell:
free and easy, and it viii liz
4 good time. I once asked
IL thought q child conld De
beearse / had heard SON . Ei0-
Of no consequence how : child
NJ first few months while Il
!, She replied, .if 4 child can
an be managed; and whatever
/ .ay about its knowing no bot
VIA any thing Is done or I, oE'
to ct hold 81 anything ID just.
har tEp child or parent shall be
You vii soon find when y0u.
] your cid. ifyon leave Of when
i day it vi cry the louder but i
"a, the hid will soon BE- quIet
nj the chilto PAIN there would
n its cryin, but washing and
roOerly dentdU not hurt ii but
-eshing to iN What can { cry
he in order toget ita own "
the very eass time for each.
.cf hovass nxsr1l syzssir3 lfiRk
It CANNOT nase ~ !. - i
ent wltn nav 1g y. .,,;S III !.
iy lnaglns MN; NV luan ..s $. - q -
bly, learned lilAA WIN = y s11's
e life, III. -.
q TINS ,s aSs obed;s and tracfa :
10 ue ,naG - & ons!.; N If one
ent a mus ND ~ ~ ogIr grsnfs--ol
laulgen ~, q ol I,ar r,,;eisnd soothes,
,g anu ~. .h;o ut i n III n1ea1 ans
'fO s,. ms sra n laz5Tfo regaft
cnhG !, = a., aas fssfs part 10 insisl
ent. ~ Il a : sie sanse5 then mother
'at 'ns clia,u, d "a abscence, ard
= Pre ess, - 1 .'eacslen1 to love aEE
!. pol sa,ha - gthis means bod
~ ! !, ,S ;.,,s:, .h.iost authority, ard
. ll,alh' end t ns,ony Is fIaair tamil
o so,,, anu aor,l y other saying ].
: vonr cbil n are born avltla ~.
s,'eu ne ns Won mus II fy ear
! ,1s,s;nr uoIsF chiIlrer
= only 3 tesebino them ID ii
IVES a,r u nd 70 and pseasufs i
aaoeae i;ke toT fll1e frre ilica
lang ~ : ti,f Wap rs aia 4
, : =. o.hE. and bapDv "a them
y 800, y S. I, h. ct ! rood exam
, ou,e e6;lAn Never san 4 won
,cu1 s th., q, v,o,,ld noE iike then
~. 30 .,1a' Isty - ,,ass,iona Ii iii eol
DC nOs lssy - 4 s';.l 81 IN {
p M9f yon = 49,: y. j. .I,FflilSf
me cnlld e. .na 49, = = ~ sseoFdm
9 action fgpInas.ss ~. ss,'8ss u ,,'l..
Il - 49, - "A, ss.,,aa Z. / If
our chlldin eenstesss -, ~.
atfectlonfe manhss ss.s 1890 s. 4
ON 9 sese ot dusy, any
vansagf M. i,
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01
THE WIDOW.

/ W
One day Zadig' 4 wife Azora returned from
walk, swelling with rage. .. hat is the
matter my. dear!' said Zadig; what can have
happened 10 put yourself 50 beside yourself
aAlae!, said she syou would be as Indignant
a. / am. If you had only seen what I have wit
messed. went TO console the young widow
Cosron who moi long since erected tomb to
her husband near the brook which flows fhros
wonder meadow. and vowed to the gods TO re-
main az the tomb so long as the waters of the
stream ahould 6ow by it,
there Is an estimable woman for you!.
said Zadip: ssshe sincerely loved her husbandf"
ssAh!,s replied A1oFas I'll ype es.sy 11zesF
szhaf She MAS 4 ginQ when visited be:
ell. Nhat! sweet kk1szas,a
NSho was laboring To- turn the couise of the
stream Azora was so vehement in hercon-
domination Of the young widow, conducts and
Overwhelmed her with 30 many hard names,
that zadIe was displayed with 50 great . pa
rade of virtue.
He had friend named CadoT, who was one
l Of those young men whom his wife thought
better behaved and more moral Than most 9TH
efs. He made him bis con6daDt and prom.
Used him .afpe sum If his plan succeeded.
When Azora, who had been passing day
/ Or two at the house Of q relation returned 10
town. the servants in tears announced to her
| that her husband had died suddenly the night
/ before, and had been hurled that morning IN The
tonlb Of his ancestors at the bottom Of the gar
den. She faved, tore her hair. and called the
gods to witness that she would not survive
him.
That evening Cador asked permissio ion 20 see
hef, and they ,wept toget her. The Iiext day
4 they shed fewer tears and diued together. Ca.
dor informed her that his friend had left him the
i areater part Of his property, and limited that i
would be his greatest happiness TO share i with
her. The lady wrpt, grew angry bnt allowed
herself to be appreaeed. ~ he conversation
hocavri,s more confidential AzoEa praised tbs
il defnief. but confessed that be bad many faults
Iron which G ador was exempt.
In the midst of the supper Cador complain
ed Of & violent pain In bis liver The anzaou
!, IIadY rang for her essences thinking that per
haas one among hem might be good ior th'
liver complaint. She regretted eeeply snaI tn'
eessn deemed to touch the eide where Cado
exbeTienced such intense pain. "Are you sue
i;ect ID this cruel eonpiaintas sad she, CON
lnassiouafely. ut sometimes nearly kills me-
srenIied Cador. s.al1l there is only one femed
I 1 winch soolhs It, and that Is 70 apply On rl
] side The nose Of D man who died the day %
~ srb,t 4 1 strong reraeay!s said AzOra.
s.rlot 50 strange 10 answered, e Dr, a
Inonies apoplezy bag IS 81 8.
hsa Eeafians and So III 4;
4 N ss.6haIS INV husband passee from the Wofl
49, s. into tlIat 81 tomorrow ov.
- sFi5es iTehirav III tile angel Asraet w
,sf rf.Isss il 4, q Omit him because his nose 8
l;FsIs sborfeE ID the second lie than ~ q
IS ssa4akinf, the razor IN her hand. she went
se Ia te,iT,l, 81 her husband. bathed Il with b
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

vas q child when my IAtheR Ieu
And child, when saw my mother die
Bdt though years have gone by I remember WE'LL
Z My fathers last lock- my mothers last sigh.
She sought the red field. where the war had boons
And she bore the where manglsd bodies lay J.
But knew not the horrors Of sueh a scene.
And. mid AIN my young heart umird-an6
Iwas gayt
On the ground saw my sire Teclined.
But Iknew not then he was dying there,
And still I prattl'd and smil'd, and tWin'd
MY RnRers around his bloody hair,
Tho 30 family be bFeathd ~my son. my COZ"
Blessing me there, with his parting breathe
Al! Iitils / desm'd, that his days were dOnot
The lock he gave WAN The look Of deatho
And there was my moihsr sizing b. ~
And haF watch beuidn my sire she kopis
4 nnt no nafhering tear had dnll'd Der eyoB
Y I fhOnrht her happy who had m0f wopes
4 Bna i w9ndard wban the might came On
They had made the cold green earth flDir bed
II nia AZ morning my m0lhsE tn0 was Runa-~
And was IN OnpuAn-- both were dond
CdEumn6a. Mins. JAms ga
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01


Womax.--Parhap more fust q hsAnl
compliment was never paid 60 woman Than
following, from Judge Story.
.s1To the honor, The eternal honor OF the Sens
be it said, that, in the path Of duty, no eacri.
fee is with them too high or too dear. NO.
thing Ia with them Impossible, but to shrink
from what love, honor. innocence andrehBioA
require. The voice Of pleasure or OF poWae
may pass by unheeded, but the voice Of atiiIe.
ton never. The chamber ofthe sick, the pla
low of the dying, the vigils Of the dead, the
affairs ofreligion, never missed the pFessnce %
the sympathiee OF woman Timid though she
be, and 90 delicate that the WINS Of heaven
may not too roughly visit her. on such oeca-
sions she looses all sense Of danger, and 90
sumes preternatural courage which knows
not and fcas not consequences. Then ehe
displays the undaunted spirit which neither
courts difficulties nor evades thems thai faf
signation which utteTs neither muImuIB nor
regrets, and that patience in guaarinR which
scenes victorious over death itssR
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

TRUE PRosPERrrr.-You talk of the uroe.
peElty ofyourcity. know but enc true pros.
peEity. Does the human soul grow and pros
per here! Do not point me to your throuped
streets. ] ask who throng theml tits low
minded self seeking. gold-worshippinC. MAN.
despming crowd, which / see xHleliina through
theml Do meet in them unlsr the female
form, the gaily decked prostitute. or the idle,
wastef1l, air1less women 0f hshionl Do
meet the young r1aB; showing of his pretty
person as the perfection Of natures works.
wasting his golden hours in dissipation and
sloth, and bearing in his cOuntenance and gaxe
the mark ola pfoliigates Do meet a eras-
ping multitude, seeking to thrive by conceal
fnents and fraud! An anxious multitude, car
ing nothing for others. II they may themselves
prosper or enjoy. In the neighborhood Of
your comfortable or splendid Dwellings are
there ahodes of squallid misery, or reckless
crime, of bestiai iatemperance, Of half famish-
ed children, Of profaneness, of temptation, for
thOughlless youtE And are these nuliipli-
ing with your prosperity. and ontstripping and
authorizing the influence of truth and virtue!
Then your prosperity is a vain show. Its
true use 10 to make better people.a
The glory and happiness Of city consist
not in the number, but the character of its
population. OF all the fine arts in city, the
grandest is the art of forming noble specimens
of humanity. The costliest productions of ouE
manufactures are cheap compared with wise
and good human being. A city, which should
practically adopt the principle, that man is
worth more than wealth or show, would place
| it at the head of the cities. A city in which
men should be trained worthy of the name,
would become the metropolis of the earth.
s 4
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

liz {. z. IS now tTansIlled if
Aomit KloiIe,
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01


But have care, that aonek -eoop
which s0 loudly sounded from tho throza cftho
fsathered tipia 18th WaksA up ths Couus and
az soon as the elmpof a q SQUAD map IN 0EaFe
he willmaire an effort that VIII psOdnes most
mechanically sQualI iionn enc on defeated COck,
Mark the prpdict,onl Cbapmanas Rooster
win cease to cfoW uHeg November nsEti-~
That same old Coon wi1 AllnnGle him e1ssts
ually, and he vii never revive from the icH
sleep 0f death. Thnyply thcughe n lanBllea
BE. What, that nmlInme animal which -
1eAO Knocked NJ Wen Barren I'D cooked
hat, capaizea Che ml1nlla Of Cox johnson
cls0kea or ihs nsrn tiEa DC Chapman end
put TO tight the wAhlnnngs oi Ec4ea Aald tBoaS
eIes, now 10 y Suhdn ~ 4 Hall killed dung
hill chickeni The i1ea "a pEeposteFona. The
l.oble dwelIersin tho NiloG Of American win
about the time &c che ALAG ID che leaves o. Che
forest, be calmly EnpnlR upon the lanle1 s.
q new xicto1es nnSs nignHI ana ulurU gloEinu
- Fnqrur71ln =
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

OxncR WoRKs - man went 20 keenGl
New .Hannuhira. called fpr pnm. ink, and pnh
nsSr-sfnrnei dEnlE ON the bank pEea1niaD ~
- feincie1 - Halninnd nnfenon ccl
miIldl ana CO. in apaRthaR thRne Agu
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

IL 81 siclss Won. and yo0 lsei ! Ilfene
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