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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-09
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
DE 1T KNOWN, that III Ohm EMEksO in the wear
Of our lord thousand eight hundred and thirty four
then tzep cf the State Of New York. did and patent,
ed improved spiral propeng wheel by letters patent
my poresseu will more fully appeaT Therefore give public
~ peer is included my said letters patent and also no.
y all persons not TO make the said wheel
without authority ON reside present $3.50 Pearl
treet where shall be pleased receive s persons
ed either III the title or for the If Sid propeller
aG MIN JOHN D. EMERSON
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO.
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.

fNH greatest discovery in medical science that Of
Desomenux of Paris He has ertinly exploded the
rally received opinion Of the existence Of cursbls stey
BARR Excerpt indeed in of ma'fonaon when
extremely nr) The nvariibie aad universal success Of hi,
Elixir Cordial in every instance Of producing that o
ho for pned chdless loneliness has fully establish
I'd the fact that what is usually termed cub by
The of the Procreaivc Elixir Cordial II iuf labt
senarsl weakness, duor albus debility
ne various train OF complaints arising from excess illness,
imprudence Its aud nyariable
datcn The fime Of this wonderful Elixir Cerd1t is well
tabxhed sae of than fifty thousand bottles and rack
ges u.cie-t evidence OF its excellence aud the
which held 1t pleasant and agreeable to the
The undersigned is the only authorised agent for this
Price 50 bottle.
For the Of those residing of the city, the
gradients the Elixir Cordial put packages
for ranspissn BY mail with full direction for preparing
Prce Of package S., making three bottles.
mel I'm DSw sm Office i2s Liberty st.
VALUABLE REMEDIHs-For tn. Face and SKIN =
Churchs Vegetable Lotion for removing piuples botch
81 fsokes TAM sunburn ring worr &C. The use Of this Lo
ion radical wheness renders harsh and rough skin
nfniy soft and smooth. Sold in bottles IS each
RHEUMATISM GoUT, &c.-Dr. Churches Essence of Mus
ad for the Of rheumatism chbain,, gout Sc There
perhaps malady which the human frame subject that
has had applications of various kinds administered
medes than the rheumatism is there disorder that
has resisted with like force the attempts made 10 it,
those Of other remedy whatever the Of the above
complaints. Price so cents For sale
CHURCh'S Dispensary, 1888 Bowery,
me lmsec corner of Spring st.
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TO THE LANES

n.- HULL3 UTEEO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
THIS new instr1mers for the radical Of Proepsus U
or Falling Of the Womb, by external application,
edng the Of the cbiectonal feesa-y Confidently
nerded to the afflicted the of perfect
ihc most aggravated circumstances
The supporter has very high character Europe
we'll in this country It. adopted the entire dsuse Of
and al other painful surgical expedents 10 the Ly
ag n-Hosptels Of London and Paris, and il universally
commended in Europe by medical of the highest
Ia this country il sustsued BY the leading membe the
scultics Of COLLEGES sad Hospitals and BY Gil tho cscni
sriyatc practitioners. ~
Rooms have BEEN furnished exclusively for ladies No
Veey street separate entrance from the business de
amert, where lady il constant >ttcudaRee to apply
Trusses and Supporters female PATIENTS mil irpvrc
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH

3oi PEARL STREET, LATE I08 BEEKMAN
TN subscriber well known for the cheapness and durability
Of his work. de'ires to inform his patrops and the public
that he TO suit the economical tendency ofthe times
cent from former prices, and Less it is believed BY 20
cent than Of the quality made by the cheap
houses ia this city la order that gentlemen NAV understand
shat Is meant by cnepness the 9owlng b 0. pfics is So
shall be Of the first q and the fit unexcsrtionable
Superior West of England Cloth Coas ....$n to l6
Pans Of black double nied Cashmere to
Nfat4 oil silk, Satn, "a to 4
Making and Trimming the best STYLE the following
prices- " -
Pants and Vests. ~ to IN
m5 msm 1850
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$50, TO MILLTNERS, &c

-, ENGLiSH BONNETS, MILLINERY, &c.
S Maiden Llne, srleud assrient OF Ion.
Mblo consisting VI super Patents, fine kuands Albert
pIao' g &c so' s sia assortment Of Tuscan, Rib,
u-. AillnCrs and cfs espertuly invited "a call
examine the above Jhs ngih ats the carest and bst
ta et q hleiden Iage and u john street VI IL
}. L. hafl1. cOlclrf the above husne.x ,rnr
the rcsc viii Offer Inducements 10 tose who n H.
pesd canOt 10 be met with other store 10 ths
app lm-ei J. LYON.
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MAGAZly. o. PANS, LyNDOy AND NJ

MABAZlN o. PANS, LJSDON AND NEW YORK
FAsHlONj ~ LADIES' HATS ANp BONNETs.
OA Ilf l9.n day April will b. Opeed the Store No. iB
~ Droai sy two doors above Caual st ee IL designed 70
be du "a which Ladies may with confidence apply the
csrsiay Of ndng ample aud varied supply OF all the
1'iona ls be .nni. aad durble straw s's well as those
~ 0thef dscrpons Arangefnen mide to constantly
aad exhib e this establishment the latest productions
OF las ion CONFINED with economyan union which CT.
pated 70 be extremely agreeable 10 Its Patrons al W-m
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BRASHEARS IL HEWSON,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CINCINNATI, OHIO,

TT AVE ESTABLISHED themselves at No. Merchants
Row Columbia street Any gnments made them
Of Gocees Dry Good Hardware Merchndi Of de
scrpon will receive their undvideattsntion, aud m e with
prompt returns.
They refer
Nessrs. Springer d Whifeman,l
- Strader y GOrman,
Boipier y Co.,
Burro,cs g. Co., Cincinnati
Josiah Laurence Esq,
buchanan, Esq, I.tH'
II Livin Esq,
J. ~. Shoenteger ESQ.,, p;,,shu,ob
Henry Masraw, MUSEUMS"
". +. W iiliams Esq }s.l,;nore
Isa.c Munroc, N"'A''s'
Messrs. h. w. Clark X Co.,
Z. Manchester, Esq, philadelphia
Herman Cone. Esq,
Messrs. Dykers Alstvne.
" Winsow X Pe,kins, New York
j. s. x NJ. Bates Ji.,
ape 2wrc
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OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CoMPANy,}
No. 36 Wall st, opposite the Exchange. !
HlS Conpsny continues Insure against Loss and Da-
mage by Fire. goods, and merchandise, and also
against loss by inland vessels their
on DIRECTORS.
Thomas w. Thorre. Elisha Riggs
Thomas r. Woodruff, Ans0 Baker,
X Robson, NJ. D.. Joseph Drake,
Thompson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker James h. Holmes,
John X. Davidson, John z. Moore,
John H. Lee, James X Whiting,
Caleb T.. Tuns, VIA. X. Thorn,
Frapcs r. Sage, Thomas Morrell,
John T.. Merritt. tugne Bog,r.
THOMAS w. THOKNE, President
GEO. T. HOPE. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-09
TO DRUGGISTS AND PATENT MEDICINE
VENDORS.
CIRCC L Il r.

NEW YORK. March, 1874
l. e pll. TAX 'saya inform the Druggist and de in Pa.
s.i.s .s q H f"fFs M p,"s s s.r Tx IS w
ale Of PARIS e Pills in The New England States for
Thomas robert, { Co have regret that during the
Of chucery suit astuted to protect emsslye, from the
9th, al distance were disappeared by their orders
ceiyng e ,',en,isn thu. situated; ~. 49,
tie said suit, which being settled heir favor by the Acting
e e New II
The ssl,ct.itY aud business character of Mssrs Smith
Vii have TER orer, and oe BUSINESS pSompy at.snds TO-
All accounts frnerly due to George Roberts, q" 200 Ire
s s. S S sr US 81 oa oss
also those made by Mr. Jchnstone Travelling
Agss, da,ias Noysnhs. and psssTssT lat ~,
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
THE MOST blessed and wonderful remedy dis covered
Tor the GET Ia and p ornament cure ofal
pSesses aad ErupIons OF the Skin,
Pimples, Salt kheum, Scurvy,
Bntchas in fact Disagreement but the public must be on
DISHONEST CoUNTERFErTERs,
VINO s to e n o deceived x
Tor jones' italian hnical Soap IL they offer another
DO aS sqG IL u IT. or We
y warrant the above to be its real quses 1t also IN the most
Changes dark or yellow skin
10 healthy, fine cleirress.
Many may think its powers esasgsfasd tt such Try + once
sunburn mopaew also be couscienilcusly ommen
60 for 9d sores and sore heas Physcaa can be
But mind Il Is oness soap Ia. done and st effect.
cures Get where else in this city but At the sign Of ht
EaE - % s5 So ga1S
ngs Philadelphia; 2o7 King street, Charleston, s. o.: Gi,h
Pa aad MIS- Hays. 1879 Fulton street. BrooklynpL
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NEW AKIICLE FOG shAViN0--Fh,iRE'5
"A CREAM OF SAPONINE surrasses any shaving soap
and pronounced by to- wh, tired il
exceed all Others in making rich and permanent h,r Gen
men having hard beard and tender m ell
aud give fair trial an! f perfectly sat,sei the money
gill he umed. The following OF the aumbr lei
received by the manufactnrer:-
NGw YorK. Dec 1aih, 1919.
DEAR SIR-Among the ills that flesh heir ffar)
ao the least sspesiay when uave,r isaa unshven" chin
chester, Conn., stopped into store, and tAe proprietor my
excellent friend j. Wheeler. Esq irving hair.
presented of Shaving Cream With life
eyoted to ,ceutiic pursuits. am acquainted with mosto
compounds produced during The pIeert
Jury and for the purpose intended know Inch Jze
highly Cream Of Saponne hus offer yon my op,
nay hc Obtained IN this city IN Yqg1s g. 40
For sale in any quantity by the manuacurer agent No u
Maiden lanes also BY all the principal pggists and Fancy
Good dealers in the City. J. w. HULBEHVON,
ms lmsm
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DRUGGISTS GLASS WARE


Packing Bottle"
.VanhM Paper Sugar
oMauGuu a k
npauuio
i'd
Mnusuu G,sad Store War. C'on a
low FW
dsrs dsnvrd sD04.a
E i Ea OF
iusmdo ol hen
@ & him is
nmGpn rh. AIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-09
AUTHENTICATED JMPOSITTON

SPURIOUS FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
"A miserable compounds for Female Monthly Pills Eve.
ry variety of cheap pills. purchased for about
to be scd to the gnoant unsuspectng for Or
iek !. 5ssoS,s 30 Se,,u.s Msdms ss,s Ema
Monthly Pills having gained AID deserved celebrity,
tsnce thelr Introduction this country about
years aiace) it is supposed, that by initiating the name
the public will be thereby deasived. Some Of the
BThss Pills must not be used during pregna.cv Sc
THIS perfectly Tor they rectly useless If
riou, under circumstances The only safety against mpo-
sition IN urchase Female Monthly Pills"
tween Couranct and Libry Boston, No. Essex
n23 m Nrrc
LttECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES
ESIRST QUALITY SMYRNA AND SWEDISH
LEECHks constantly hand and for sale wholesale and
retail, at very low prices, by
Z. ). FERDINAND CORA,
. Importers of Leeches. lag Nassau st.
N. G J. Ferdinand x C0ppa will always the
slifies OF the Lssches sold nv them ml3 imsm
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N. B.-Cash paid for old gold and silver. m7 lm&m

CHEAP, SELECT, CHOICE AND GOOD.
p NJ. EVANS Lace, Ribbon, Hosiery and Glove Store
" Catharne street. New York and Of Oxford street.
don has Just received Caledonia 10 Nets and
Edgisg; CARTOONS Thread Edsinss SILK aud Linen Hdks
LOCO dozen Of Hosery from Is; Negdiewsrk Trimmings,
Small Wares Also 40 boxes Of elegant Ribbons from yard
sorekeepes would do well CALL his select
choice ana cheap. MEG lm+rc
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THE MOST COMMON SAYING
Is
thatI
would not
give one bottle
DR.. SwAyNE's COM
POUND SYRUP WILD
CHERRY, for haifs dozen ofany
other preparation. have tried a
the popular ones, but this stands un-
rivaled log the Of the fol,orng lis
eases, Ul: Influenza Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumption Splitting q Blood Papiption Of the
Heart Rhooping Cough, Tickling or Rising
alton in the thro,t B sonchitis. Axhma,
weakness Of the Ne yous syfrin,
impaired ruIstitut q from
cause, and To prevent persoIs
from falling into de-
cline, this meiicGe
has no. its
equal
Add when nch calnme qcipine has been ued this
isdone viii evil effects the aud
lac biiiarv 'uncous As yroof II th- above eicae
strength snd cleaGes 10 the VOICE gent ilD
~ our large uctioneer bshmen's IN Philadelphia Who
cry re Ofecurse the Minister Lewyrr who
nave their ycult b. equally benefited Reference
@i bx given to te anttifnar by cd'ing at my Office
hs Il f,o% &
WILD CHERRY cre fictitious and counterfeit. Prepared
coiner of Eight I'D Race Streets Phsdsphs.
Agen!sDr Wn q Niiaor, corner Of Broad way aud John
street. New York: X. A. saads, Lhrc,s ID r.nsuy as
Bowey cofLer efsprng street r. Wsrnr 2n3 Beecls
corner Of Minetta James Hnes, Grand a. 4h, vii
amsburah; peIsog ria rson, "a Broad It New,rt
Bsnjamin Olds, ,7s Broad str et Newark. William !.
Wood p Hars corner e ,a,h .tgcs, and = avenue
Brooklyn; w. r. Clefh. MONTGOMERY 81. Jersey City.
fl6 3msrc
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-. TIftE BRICK.
vTHE SUBSCRIBER, living IN Washington, South River
Nltdis.ek County State Of sew Jersey manufacturing
superior article OF Fire Brick that thing
prices GEO, w. REYNOLDS
Washington, South River March IS, 1874.
B-Apply TO e. Ksneuse Jersey City Iron Works.
New jersey who always have assortment OF the above
article on hand, at ell tunes, or 10 the subscriber,
u. w. REYNOLDS, Manufacturer
m28 lm'rc Washington, South River.
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REMOvAL.-FRANCIS r. CRUMP.
CGIkknnNrsUyMdETER, WATCH, CLOCK MAKER AND
and recently with Mnrquard Co. Broadway, upwards Of
three begs his friends the public that he
has REMOVED fro n 248 GRAND ST. to s. BLEECK.
En- two doors west Of Broadway where he to prac-
and known ability TO meet with that share Of patronage
which his abilities ente aim Ia thanks past
favo he would semind his friends that he repairs every
scrptlon OF watches Repates musical and duplex the
complicated that be procured Also jewery diamond
hand. '' "
NJ B.-Cssh paid for old gold and silver. mi im~m
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TO THE AMERICAN LADIES AND


A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, twenty-five years old hay
"A ing been several years TEACHER Coileye Of Fis wOult
be happy to stow day hours private
sons in the French Lsnsuage during his sooyn this city
language and to have the best Partisan accent you must write
20 the following direction and you will obtain exactly VIVA
you desire. MIR x q. DE-, CALMiJN'TikX "
ml3 lasrc az neado .tr..,
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SUBMERGED PROPELLERS


DALPH BULKLEY of the city Of New York the original
~ fatenee Of an Oblique Water Wheel" for prepeiing
vessels Of AL descriptions the principle now usd has
ceIved Letters Patent for mIro einent Their on
Propcers the improved mode may applied on the same
description oil shafts a! those for the common Sub
meged Pop Hers The Improvement called The Double
cuar action the water that propeng power will be
least thirty cent greater than than Of The ropeers now
USE without increase oil steam For of mo-
dels aud farther information, apply to ~ " ~
RALPH BULKLEY.
JOSEPH l.. GARDNER,
$3.50 Bristol, II, |. or to
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents
a1O fontiue Building
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Y n T. II I T. Il
YOUR OWN FAULT If YOU DRINK BAD
TEA.
IT, YOU CAN APPRECIATE aud want to obtsin good
Tea YOU do BY forwarding orders Catha
rtne street three dollar bill will ene you receive FIVE
Soochong Tea $500 -
Mark hse Teas the first quaty,hould they prove
otnefwic than them send the Tea back
your money which will be charfuy paid This sys-
NEW YORK and CHINA TE.q COMPANY,
No. 90 CATHAHlNE ST, N Y
~ h. 7. CHRIS HANSON, Manager,
To whom all orders be addressed post paid with re-
mltance OF orders Tor payment IN this city. m20 m*rc
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f f F! BEEF! BEEF!
IN HAND AND FOR SALE, in lots to suit purchaser,
dVALENIlNE'S, as Futon Market, $50 barrels Extra
Mess Beef choice article, all selected pieces Cry
Inspected Mess Eeef warranted and half barrels OF
Bel, very line II tended for the southern market.
he above Bsef packed careful udicious manner
and will keep good climate without getting TO salt Re
member VALENTINES OLD ESTABLISHMENTS
mil 3msrc No 4C kuItop Marker
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3oAkDING AT q COURTLANDT SrREET-Tnu
"sn. ana permanent boarding Tor snge or married gentle
MIN ~ st9nioTAble rooms, iuniaed or unfinished by
N"' % Iowuandf a. m23 1m~ec
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SNipE SHOOTING
DIAMOND GRAIN GVNpOHyDER


THE SEASON HAVING COMMENCED for Snipe
Shooting the Subscriter begs call the attention OF
Sporismsl TO the adyan claimed by using Curtis H4r
vel 5" Guppowder, II he Diamcnd Gram"
Although ths article has been but very short tim the
United STATES the testmon Of scys of the best shots
cleanliness aud strength iauces the importer ct those
who consider cleanliness and proper sensh dederaa to
give it trial ~
Sold in cani,ters Of pousd each, by Nj H. T. COOPER
i78 Broadway; JOHN CVNROY Fulton street; aud j. O.
BEkRIAN, Hardware Dealers, No 500, aud woolesnle OF
w. +. BROUGH,
n27 lmrrc Broadway
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TO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS II
WOOLLENS.

WANTED-A second and low Cslcche, French summer
w Carriage, for TWO horses, built in Europe in New
York alter an turorean. model Any willing sell
snch carrisge is to send Mr. =. Borg %
u eenwlch street, giving full descriptions Of the carnage
stalIng The prc., and whore to be ieea az M
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Sro.RMiAt 10Y WAITED OF JAMES n. MILLER. a
haye OF rev York aud Seaman by profession when last
ara from he IN Bristol, England IN 1910 Should he be
1--WE aud return 70 New York he wall hear OF something his
" street, Now York ~ N'''' D" mi ,,ndAr . ,' ns
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.St'S ~ r., s,-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-23

The interior of Africa is yet almost a
terra mcognita, We know Europe pref.
ty thoroughly. Asia has been traversed
in all its length and breadth by civilized
travellers. With the geography of Ame-
RIGA we may call ourselves familiar. But
how little do we know of the vast CONT
nen which lies almost wholly within the
tropics, and Of which .he greater parl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-23
From the Brother Jonathan.
GEORGE DAl7Eas,
Ky ELIZA s. PRATT.

where's George! said Mr.. Damer-
stout listed farmer, with black bear(
and whiskers, and muscle enough in hi.
arm for two common men--as he entered
his house one warm summers afternoon
and looked round among his group o
sturdy boys and girls, for the one in ques
tion.-But the boy was missing.
Where's George, say 2 repeated the
man in louder tone; do you know
where the young rascal is, any of ye!'
i guess he's up chamber, lather!' sa(
sweet little girl of six years, her eyes
filling with tears, and her voice trembling
T as she spoke; | heard somebody going
up real easy about two hours ago; shall
call him, father I'm sure George
wouldn't run away.
SO Mary said Mr.. Damer in slight.
ly soltened tone, tell him | want him
quick
" AS the child went out, Mrs. Damer laid
down her work, glanced at her husband
and, after hesitalng moment evidently
uneasy, rose and went after her daughter.
But the boy was not to be found. The
house was searched from cellar to garrett,
garden and barns hunted, and George,
George, echoed from youngest, to oldest,
from the fathers stentorian lungs to the
mothers mild and sweet volce-lor she
would have done any thing to save her
boy from Mrashing, which she had
good reason to expect from the storm tina,
was brewing.
always out Of the way said Damer,
clenching his fist, and rudely pushing Ma.
ry aside from the door, already black in
the face with passion, and his eyes flash
ing fire. I'll teach the young rascal a
lesson he won't forget very soon, if onct
catch him. Hid away somewhere with a
book, III warrant ye--that's always his
cut. skirking clear of every thing he can.
Mrs. Damer stepped forward, pale as
death, and laid her hand on his arm.
Don't whip him now | beg you; re.
member it was only last week you gave
him such logging, and-and--all for
nothing as it proved, for he had done his
work then; and this morning he brough,
in all the wood and water for me, every
bit of it; he's more nelp to me than all
the rest of the children put together
You needn't try to beg him off, ex.
claimed the man he never was logged
haD enough yet, the idle dog-bu, if
can catch him now, Ill give it TO him.
So saying, he shook off the trembling
hand that would have detained him, and
taking heavy horsewhip from the wag.
on at the ddoS walked off shaking it hiih.
er, as II impatient to set it to work, anC
all the time mu,tering curses between hi:
clenched teeth. The mother of the boy
turned away and wiped the tears from he
face but said nothing. Little Mary criet
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-23
THE SABBATH BELL.

Pilgrim, that hast mcekly borne
All the cold worlds bitter scorn,
Journeyng through this vale of tears,
Till the promised land appears.
Where the pure in heart shall dwell
Thou dost bless tho Sabbath Bell
Idler, following fashions toys,
Seeking, mid its empty joys
Pleasure that must end IN pain;
Sunshine that will turn to rain,
What does whispering conscience tell,
When thou hearst the Sabbath Bell!
Poet, dreaming DER thy Tyre,
Wasting health and youthful fire;
WoOing still the phantom fame,
For, at best, fleeing name,
Burst the chains of iancy's spell
Listen It's the Sabbath Bell.
Monarch, on thy royal throne;
Ruler, whom the nations own;
Captive, at thy prison CRATE,
Sad in heart and desolate;
Bid earths minor cares farewell:
Hark it Is the Sabbath Bell!
Statesmen, toiling in the mart,
Where ambition plays his part,
Peasants, burning meath the sun,
Till thy six days work are done;
Every thought of business quell,
When you hear the Sabbath Bell!
Maiden, with thy brow so fair.
Blushing cheek, and shining hair;
Child, with bright and laughing eye,
Chasing the wing'd butterfly;
Hasten, when o'cr vale and dell,
Sounds the CATERING Sabbath Bell!
Trav'Ier. than whom gain or taste,
Speedeth through earth's weary waste,
Wander from thy native land,
Rest thy steej and slack thy hand,
When thy seventh days sun-bcams tell,
There they wake the Sabbath Bell!
Soldier, who, on battle plain,
Soon may'st mingle with the slain;
Sailor, on the dark blue sea
AS thy bark rides gallantly;
Pr yer and praise becomes ye well,
Though yc have no Sabbath Bell!
Mother, that with fearful eye
Stand'st to watch thy first-born die,
Bending DER his cradlc-bcd,
Till the last pure breath has fled;
What to thee of hope can tell
Like the solemn Sabbcth Bell!
Mourner,' thus it seems TO say,
Weeping DER this fragile clay,
Lift from earth thy streaming eyes,
Seek thy treasures in the skies;
Where the strains of angels swell
One eternal Sabbcth Bell !"
, 1844-04-20
Vol. EIf.--NO. "a.

into Committee of the Whole and CO
sldered bills relating to the local a
fairs of the Territories. A whole
regiment of them were reported to
the House and passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Cave Johnson, a
resolution was adopted which pro-
vides that all debate in Committee Of
the Whole on the Army retrenchment
bill, shall cease at Q o'clock on Thurs
day.
The bill to regulate the pay Of Off
cers Of the Army was then taken up
in Committee of the Whole.
The Committee rose, and the house
adjourned without taking definite &C.
ton ON the subject.