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WI SHIRLEY. AueuopeeI.
CHINA Gt AS AND EARIHENWARE-
RICHARD Van DYKE, u, A4Gu2ass;T o,->r

TERY ELEGANT AN0 cosby HUU>E-
' HOLD sUKNlTURE---i>TRsNyJ bLEscaSk
viii on Tuesday the s6th MARCIA, al 10 cocS
1t No It he eiegcn sud costly ho9sshS
Furniture comprising us-ro@u, sei 81 tsol"ois tui'
se.b CHAIR ith carved tops, Dtv0n> and Arm
and COACHES WIKI oiea carved backs the whoie
uiys and covered with plush and twisted SILK cord e1ss
dining kisr tea card aud Tables: hdys WORK
FABLES Firr Glass msheSny DressGc-Buieaus ptessrs
Table, Wristbands win hate marble tots Iha, I'm
nan cloth s.,ts: mtps ChNs Bureaus; ash
,ttls and essGs Bureaus; Bookcase SoiaG Lami vi.
mau oand-labsa>, ghr each with shades OimoIG Asn
tel Clo,k withiyure large OH Paintings oy eminent lttisn
artists, B5ouze ludeIabrss Of Sat> each rsso ga
Tea Sets OF arsgaed Iowtr pattern Iu: Glass ptmAsA
Window Cur1iu>, Table Covers Foot Benches Stl Ire
Irons and Stands; Mant~ On2repts, BRUSSELS AID iHs,a
Carpets RUS BRUSSELS Sl,e pt: bOrdeI'd iinen oyer
u and broad Bras, Ros carved high post ana sitnsh pew
,tesiS Pssss Haic Mattresses iArwl, Feather BEDS Se'
Hall lantern cut engraved Lake Glass ana VA
hosany Hat and Umbrella stand with Loos'nS-Eis'' o'
cloth. the Kitchen Utensils, &c T. -
Also tue.toue Rosewood Pianotore By Nuns i'ies.
Catalogues may be hsi OF the AGcnoGef' on MonaSS VIC
y before the sale AZ their cics No BroSd-sr near W All
(tt) WI<S. -,
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o. the balance Of pen and pocket knives.
a h,l,nca [ oil cloth
sTOUTENBUR0 & FARR, Auc.lonerr,.

&c. No 20 anal street National Hall)
Mi ri IS,ss VA p q A SST Vr " III he sold
- " ~ .e, ~ "a o,locl ~ No 500
- ms Day lussoay warren <g w. ~ snd C6att.l
isNl street. ny virtue VI n ~ 6ytuIs,
Mortgage the coptrHts OF Porter House VIZ "a. anu &
billiard tables and rues, oyster stand two peer anu sus
pumps two zen PIN alleys balls ana pms ktss anu
chairs, tables sovss and pipes Kegs ~,
benches, bedeads. bureau curtains screen iot
brandy. gIn, wines. lot sundHes &c. nnSo ~
WA WON "a RPET FACTORY FOR SALE.
DHEronen anncations having been made 10 the Dayton
@ ,"~ Comnsnv bv citizens md stAng.rs to
hri, Factory in The city Of Dayton and being
70 onJuct an entertainment OF this kind they detrrmn
J ~ rhr, emile property At pubc sale without reserve
@ no i2, i,v of MAJ naxthe day on which the Cooper
Coffon Fac rorv i, 10 be sold
IT, ,ars !. ot Of ground with front Of 227 feet
IL tiam Canl win ali the buildings oc cupied for manu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
THE NETWORK GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
649 Broadway. near Bleecker-st.
CHARLES II. LYON, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL

'pHlS Institution lately the Classical and Eng
sh School Of Nh {. W Feeks is situated in eleva-
ted and pleasant part of the City and is accessible by stages
from the remoast sections OF the town.
The Principal having renQuished his connexon with the
Irving Institute at Tauytown, with view OF conducting a
school n the has selected this location
the most desra bis be found Being graduate Of Column
bia College and having been for years teacher N this
and during Ave the Principals of the lrvpS
Institute he refers with entire confidence his
former patrons, most OF " nom reside IN this city.
TIE school Mr. Eeeks which continued under the title
of The Ssw York Grammar School we'll aud tvorabIy
known that gentleman succeeded to Nh Shepherd JohI
Dhar
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~ Italian Chemical Soap.

U7- Italian Chemical soap.-For curing iTeckles.
pimpls, erupons, bIoches, morphew neat spots
mosquito bites, and all irritation and roughness ana sallow
remarkable of chemical discoveries lis emoent and
healing qualities spoken Of directions, and
who recommend One cake, so cents, warrant to
ali ordinary purposes and II is 10 be had genuine only
81 Walker street, ne.door from the of BROADWAY
Agents Milk street Boston 10 Chestnut street. Phadel.
pIls Gray Poushkeepe Tousey, Rochester; Myers, New
Haven Dyer, Providence Carleton, Lowell and Trip,
Newark mig miS
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l. C0ITON. Aucuonesr.

l. Merchants No ll3 Fulton spd 81 Annsreet- LIBERAL
advances made Consgpmen ans prompt etuih' iaue'
THIS DAY, March $.
BY VIRTUE AN EXECUTION 2clochis. stss n,
street, large aors cutting board win
plee one large mahogany desks one large counter
with dlawers mohsgany cloth stand mahogany Sp'Ae''
lamps mahogany hat stand with looking glass &c
Also aree copper kettles suitable Tor conecuoners per
mat dropper aud pets, cocoanut m'chne drop uos
plaster Paris mouds, heart patterns, &c
Also quantity of dry goods, consisting OF Italian eravan
chena and thread gloves, scaris, vestnss deane hheh
threads &c
Also. the balance olpen and pocketknires.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

DROGRAMME OF THE GRAND MlSCEl
I LANEOUs CONCERT. to bs girsn in 4ld q ne WIp
oWs AND ORPHANS Of the FIRE DEPARTMENT.
on whie!' occasion f0Iloras yoe-s;s have y
te klnds name! generously soure.red tF 5,'csa VIZ
ss sB9e I 5oSS 5Gta M'fs5 koGGH who boas
N4iams OTTO. having Quilted The ptoessios
Mis- EDWARD L0DER, kindly volunteers oo Ihis oe
Mss TASEoE ms aH lIj5Jsi3:sa Is
ss Ssi 'BGRKHaRPr. Fhiadflphis coaestis, has
sS5 F YAaIILA "a h, s A7fsss manner Offer
81 L. {. Hill; Leader ,.-.,-.-.-.4 .,.,.,,.,....
Co., ,,,,,,. p,.,,.-! rASr FIRST,
Grand 1n0''' o' s. he York Scared Music ses,s
AIia.From y s'sn0f a Naye
= e Romect ucclss un nsiIo 0-betsini;
Dao-D Roberto 7 so5 ss.o, r.,o,,
Romanza-,,,, L, sehlav, IN BaScaf,. =,
All. CHI gil aeitl tener'-facIHl
Ara. L. mere :, len,n'-D onir. Md'eIle Bofshe.'
D,.,-,. somo,mbpl, FAST SECOND,
OF! Heavens tempt me s S2; N - " e.,ost
AZ AZ was not my own a.ti;s ,aj'ly F BFonss
Song: sss y. ;sysAoDe MIS- .s r tsas
Met NJ M h, he wa Glen M,ams Ba.khaEs
Sons-Ey desire Love 5 Tel! rai--A Lee Miss Tallo
4tlous brow into aud rhyme, on The mpu!s
OF the momsui auy suhects proposed D. thu audlence
and sing them of Immediately Ia an astonishing MAJ
reT .......... Hafrtsou
holas and HaIl-iuab-H,ndeI y Y Sa4ed Music soeisp
Tickets. Que Dollar admttns LaJy and Gentleman ~
Ia aides tickets For sae al the gnnclJai Nus
Stogs,. (. l. II smbre, Book Store Isl Bowery officers
Of the Department OF either the committee OF AT The
door on tae evening" Of Performance ...,.,,.-,
Doors open half sst 6PsrforranCe commence bccTe
O'clock. MARTIN " ENlNI0NS. u >pIucs-sireci,
FORSYTH LABAGH, Il Ggandstrrst
JAMES FRYER bio Front-s;reet,
mh2- ta2is Committee.
VOCAL AND lNSTKU U MENTAL. CONCERT
atWashington Hail MADAME Hell BENG; FROM
Sweden respectfully informs the public OF Newly ork thai
she will make hsr first appearance IN America Al 1uesT 10
b. her Thursday 18th last NJ W ashnS
Ton Hail for which she has secured the Valuable
sistauce Of Mrs t.OW ARD LODER. elgnor DE BEGINS
VITO will appear Tor the tst time this season; MI AL
LACE who will play f,r The first time the celebrated anr
val of Venice performed By faganlui, Ole Bull ano
Vleuyemps; Mr. BARTON, who will play two solos On
he Flute Mr.. TINM the celebrated Conductor, and a
Quarteite Band.
Tickets 81 each had the Music Stores aud at the
door
The Concert 10 commepc, al O'clock precisely m23 4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
A Z. TUTTLE, Aucuoneer.

T ARGE SALE. OF SHEFFIELD GOODS
l. JACOB :. PLATr viii sell Al the auction room No. u
PttStree on TUESDAY Goth March, 10 O'clock prees,y
casks aud lots OF Sheffield CHeI{ f9ss no
VIZ James Cams genuine Edge Tools. conssmg OF tane
Irons Chise GouSts DwHg Knives &c I" packages ana
Also i6botsou Brothers Globe Works Edge Tools Pat
Also, Moul,oa Brothers Drawing Knives, Plane
Irons Socket Ch5eis, Rosewood Plated Squares I ana
London Spring Saws. ~, ..;.-
Also Thomas Turner Co and Jonathan Hunts superior
Gallery we'll Known IN this market 10 re sua not
Also, Wilson, Hawkswolth Moss Table and Pocket
Cutlery.
Also Samuel Erost's aud other Table Cutlery
Also Dixon X Sous Britannia Tea Pots. -,
Also 10 casks ought handle Sad Irons 20 cases hdostan
oil stone % dozen HAY Forks. so del Cotton Hooks cases
Pomerov's Nj. lilmblets casks Wood Screws an myoice
Of American Knob and Mortce Locks leo dozen Cut Glass
Beads, sc. VI, ,,
SesIvards Locks Butts Hinges Fire Irons &c &c oil the
NIB Thc sale viii be pefempory and positive, and woI
ty the OF the trade Terms SIX months Tor
notes for sums over 600 Catalogues at clock r. VI IN"
dav previous tlIsi. ss.S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
. The invisible Wig so closely

- The Invisible wig closely resembles the
reahead oa that scepcs and have IoH9un
The great advantage Of this novel and unique Wig Its be-
ing without sewing weaving winch causes lis ap-
parance so closely 10 resemble the natural hair both light
natural appearance TO defy detection rs texture
being beautiful porous and so free that 10 all cases Of
other Wigs avoided The scepc and oonnoisseuI
ar alike invited inspect this novel and beautiful Wig and
the method Of fitting the head the manufacturers
A. c. BARRY lac Broadway. corner of LibertystIeet up
stairs. hli<E liala
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ARRIVED,

"a, Marks, Butmau, from Charleston March 18th,
:p oop to the The ST. Marks is anchor the
~ o.s,D. willard. of Providence from Apalachicola
aI Gb with cotton the master. The O. anchcr
asJs Ike Hoos ..,.,,.. ,o-,,z.,... 6.-,..-,,.,
'Ea no yss 10 DepeyseI Whitnash The G. q is at
Si e; Bias Lamson days fom Salem with rndze TO
e, 'Eserlna s,uson, IS days from Bath, Ne with po-
e. Select, Jotnson. days from Newborn. II C.. w,h
IN tore. TO DspeysteI& Whunarsh.
~ ANTILLES STANLEY, u Gays from Thomaston. with ne
; @i Planter C4l,w.s from Sag HarboI with oil to The
gsf'
BELOW,
30 brigs unknown-WInd n. \. E with sppsarnee Of
90.
SAILED,
sis Iowa. Hayre Memphis Liverpool St. Mary, New
,asS. .-.----------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

TyDr. Felix Gouraud's POudre Subtitle
vii completely and eradicate sureiiuous human
hair from females apper lips, TIE hair conceang broad and
elevated forehead the stubborn beard of kind Of
supertous hair Be TO get the genuine at the original
ST per bottle; directions French and English
Agents Guthrie, Maiden lane, Albany Myers, New
B.ven Brown Is Chestnut street Philadelphia Jordan 2
Mksreet Boston; Gray, Poqshkeepsisi Green WorceseI
Norwch Tonsey, Rochester, n u Guild, Bangor; White,
Calais.
ard no mistake ma inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

DIED,
a,l P NJ ofa lingering illness, Mr. PHILIP
Co Nonah he sd year old and respected nhabtant OF
fSsifsti -, the les; 81 years.
- iol friends are invited TO attend hiss funeralE(rom
Us corner of Mott aud Hester streets on We'd
Is;h INST at half past O'Clock without further notice
Ss e ossas is'S NfaSs aged
gDeh Hoai If John and Ruth Mdngam
. will be n, Ssh s4b to as Sing Sing for nermen'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
MARRIED.:
DIED.

..,;nr 22d INST. Rev. Mr.. Partee, Captain AB'Ni.
friday 20 Hiss CHARLOTTE, daughter Of the late Thos
/; NrIfggss 20 all of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

ITO THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK.
j RUSSIAN KESAN SOAP.-Ths subscriber ha' lnsi y
ecsved Of The baqre Roubl- Cronssd nine cases Of
SURPASSED 20, sharing il is hose who have
used 1t, superior article now II Use II ROY
three yeaIs since this asce was INTRODUCED iIto m s u
with .e: and Is soa'ds ee M bv
he dnzsn NJ cake Tsry low by SAMUEL w. CREECH,
Hsir Dresser, No. FREMONT HOUSE, BOSTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

Franklin Typographical AssocI alton.
T., meeting of the /" FRANKLIN TYPOGRAPHICAL Asso-
,osr of the city Of New York hnd Temperance Hall
s OF White and Centre streets, Saturday evening
r 23d 1884, the following persons elected officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
THE sysrEM OF INSTRUCTION.

THE system pursued in the New York Grammar School is
not merely 10 advance aud perfect the student the
branches studied but unfold the mental powers eught
en- the judgment form correct habits and TO give moral
sd ussll direction TO the ucllatons. The object
ua kept IN view t the pupil for efficient discharge
the duties 10 which he rising IN life To qualify HIM 10
Earome useful member OF the cOmmunty-a vrtuouS, IN
IN Principal is determined that the instruction shall he
,,os thorough To this end all suhects treated prac
csy AZ possible and illustrated IN such assist
the thinking powers and TO enable tha pupil 10
Scoy- for himself the truth sought after aud the principles
on which il depends It's the aim of the Principal all his
taachpg incucac habit OF careful and uyet
cation and thus 70 lay foundation for sound and
lat. Scholarship.
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school and miscellaneous books, &C.
WILLIAM X. CORNWELL,

Beaver street, Three doors JT0H1 FedIt-St'en1'
ofa LOWEST RATES School and M,seeii a.
sttal to which he invites the attention Of Merchants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

Ard FARM AND SAW MILL FOR SALE
eA Farm Of 10 Acres dwelling hense two barns, car.
s.J We'll calculated for the growth OF hops we'll wa
tar good stream running through X upon which IS saw
might Be- APPLIED other o la ia ne Town
OF and one mile from HaItwlck Seminary, with
Shoots ehutches and mechanics OF various S.dS N t{ VI
csnity. ~ ~ - W si"nG p ~ mh26 w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

% Health, Quiet, and Comfort.-The Graham
house, So Barcsaysee., New York peeIs advantages
strangers stsp.iug few days weeks the city such
rarely offered. 1t egby located clean and airy
street the business part Of the CITY, and in the i'm
mediate vicinity OF the principal steamboat landings Its
apartments neat while its table supplied
with tie best Vegetables and Fruits that be procured
GLIDING entirely Animal Food and stmuants of all kinds.
Charges moderate and effort made render Boaders
comfortable. Shower Baths free Remember, 60 Barclay
street. jy25
H. Cotton Canvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DUCK. LIGHT RAVENS for BOAT SAILS,
AWNINGS; Sc: Also, HEAVY TARpAuLlSS. Pa
PER FEELINGS. 80 to 70 lnchss wide: BAGGING, plain
and twiiled % and a Lch Also, Grain and Meal Bags q
and ; bushels. For sale by
BRlNCKERHOFF, FOX * P6LHEMUS,
Gin Plna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

aS TO LET--The dwelling part OF Inc ouild
fs.fS u No So Catherine below Madison street De
@ rho ,tlsr upper stories and the back basement uns
The store Che House VIII be rus IN order ol sS1a
Apply 10 No 81 Wslst Sd story
rih2ii ilSe We. VI ~ ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

FOR SALE OR TO-LET-Sl1teen Lots
go and with Dwelling House, Stable, large shed &c
Of aa 80 assRes sho o
@ 49, sI,o very valuable Stone Quarry POSSESSION
ninSs' nav i,'s ISL 70 va r. L. SCHIEEFELlN,
uh25 " CnAElpcas Dr. VI 49, 1890
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, MARCH 90.
.,.,,-pr .rNaNac--rtI,S nav

-. Gry The Moon. Full SEA
Tx s Sets. e II Sets, morn, = Morn 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

Sixth NVard.-Ata large and enthusiastic meet
the Democratic WHG Electors Of the Sixth Ward,
sdst National Hall Monday Evening March 25th pur-
autto call Of the Nominating Committee, to respond TO
nominations for Charter Officers Of the said Ward
IN meeting was called TO order by Mr. OWEN w. BREN-
w upon whose nomination the following gentlemen
vcoa,ed officers for the meeting: MIR. MATHEW REED,
,irman Dr. JESSE EVERETT and JOHN P. WARE, Esqrs.,
Vie. Charme JosErH r PRISON, Jr. and HENRY FURzE.
l,r, Secretaries.
The call Of the meeting having been read, the following
natioDs announced the meeting and responded to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

FOR sALE-In the village Of Pe5moTrt RScS Iiand
y within MINUTES walk s OF o ss BY John
Is11n. deceased The house built OF oTcS ana a.,
well calculated for private residence or o9a51s ni ali
fujshe u, the modern style between and ; acies a a.
under God cultivation with number oexceen' Tm mi
Gardens barn. &C. with living spring oil waIs t
inc beautiful and extensive OF Iappan pay e'
sasv-rnade known application to MRS N.iNNlN'' Oh
the premises IT,, ia ;,o mhaS Inn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-01-05
LOVE AND PATRIOTISM;
BY PROFESSOR INsRAHAM.

ON the outskirts of the village of New
ark. in Delaware, at the time Of our story
stood neat farm cottage, with a majestic
elm growing before its door. In the dis
lance, over the fields and woodlands, coulc
be seen the spires of the town, aud silver,
! glimpse of the river Delaware, with a grouI
of vessels of war, anchored full three
leagues of. The cottage stood little back
from the dust of the frequently travelled
road, with green sward between. 1t hac
an inviting appearance of comfort, and new
er failed to attract the eye of the passing
traveller.
The sun was near setting, one pleasant
afternoon in September, l777, when q
young man. in half uniform, and half citi
zen's dress, came out of the cottage door
followed by young and interesting girl
who was clinging to his arm and evidentl,
in earnest entreaty with him. He was tall
and handsome, though sunbrowned, and
bore the appearance of young farmer
She was rustic, too, in her dress, but her
face was very fair and beautiful, and her
manners refined above the condition to
which she seemed to belong. Tears were
in her large blue eyes, and one of her
hands clasped his, while the other lay upon
his shoulder.
"Why will you go, dear George, into this
contestl Tomorrow you may be brought
home to me mangled corpse Oh, fear.
full, fearful Say you will not go, aud
fight against your own country This is
worst of ALL"
81 am loyal Kings man, Annette, and
if fight, it must be on his side. The PEG.
pie are rebels, and will yet be put down,
and heads will soon fly from the scalfold
like wheat heads beneath the sickle"
"No, never The cause is right one
"a holy one, George, heaven will prosper
it," she answered with enthusiasm | am
grieved that one so dearly love-to whom
my troth was plighted before this quarrel
broke out, and tory and rebel were I'M
known, should now be going forth, armed,
TO join the force of my and his country,
against his own brethren. If we be wrong,
yet we are your dred-your neighbors
and this should unite your sympathes
with us at least"
"Iou need not speak, dear Annette. |
am resolved in the approaching battle TO
draw my sword for my King. CORVALLIS
and Howe are now within few leagues,
marching on-W Washington and his forces
have taken ground to oppose his passage of
the Brandywiue-and tomorrow the battle
will take place, and Philadelphia be in our
hands"
The maiden was silent for an instant with
her face hid-at length she spoke, and said
gravely-
"Dear George, feel as if was called
upon to sacrifice my love for you to my
country's honor? How can l love my
bleeding country and at the same time him
whose sword is ready to pierce its bosom .
Turn, for my sake George, and be an Amer
lean in heart, as you are by birth, and as
you should be in honor"
"You need not urge me, Annette" said
the young man, impatently; Il will never
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-01-05

ties of the revolutionary struggle, he dis
tingnished himself by his valor and devo-
ton to the American cause, and at the close
of the war was married to Annette, whose
patriotism was rewarded by the fnilment
of those hopes of love which she had so no.
bly, sacrificed in behalf of it.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-01-05
From TUFTS Magazine.
LOVE STRONG IN DEATH.

nv bbbNEhEh bIIloITs
This poem is founded on fact, witnessed BY
Of death, requested his mother that she wot
give him something TO keep for her sake.l
The brother of two sisters
Drew painfully his breath
A strange fear had come DER him,
For love is strong in death.
The fire of fatal fever
Burned darkly on his cheek;
And often to his mother
He spoke, or tried to speak.
He said, "The quiet moonlight,
Beneath the Swallowed hill,
Seem'd dreaming of good angels,
While all the woods are still
felt as if from slumber,
] never could awake;
Oh, mother, give the something
To cherish for your sake
"a cold, dead weight is on me,
heavy weight, like lead;
My hands and feet seem sinking
Quite through my little bed
am so tired, so weary
With WEAKNESS ! ache
Oh mother, give me something
To cherish for your sake
"Some little token give me,
Which may kiss in sleep,
To make me feel IN near you,
And bless you though 1 weep.
My sisters say I'm better
But then, their heads they shake;
oh, mother, give me something
To cherish for your sake
"Why can't see the poplurs'
Why cant | see the hill,
Where, dreaming of good angels,
The moonbeams lay so still ?
Why can't see you, mother'
surely am awake;
oh, haste and give me something
To cherish for your sake -
The little bosom heaves not:
The fire hath left his cheek
The fine chords il broken!
The strong chord-eouid it break
Ali, yes the loving spirit
Hath wing'd its flight away;
mother and two sisters
Look down Oh lileless clay
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-01-05

A young Quakeress was married few
evenings since in Philadelphia, and her bri-
dial dress consisted of 'oOpen glass and satin,
which was imported from France, at cost
Of 81 500!
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-01-05
EQUIVALENT OF VARIOUS PLANTS
TO HAY sc

~ HAY &c.
We find the following table of equivalent:
in Smiths translation of Burgher's Econom,
of Farming
100 lbs. of good hay are equal to
90 lbs. of clover hay, made when full,
blossomed,
0S lbs. of do. made before it blossoms.
% of do second crop.
% lucerne hay.
50 sainfoin do.
4l0 green clover
467 vetches or tares, green.
215 green Indian corn.
347 wheat straw.
214 rye straw.
l64 oat straw
1913 pea stalk.
204 raw potatoes.
I15 boiled do.
339 mangel wurtzel.
5O4 English turnips.
21S carrots.
30S ruta baga.
81 rye (grain of)
46 wheat do.
80 oats. do.
64 buckwheat do.
81 Indian Corn do.
40 peas
3D. beans.
60 horse chesnuts.
OS acorns
62 sunnower seed.
60 linseed cake.
los wheat bran.
100 rye bran.
l67 wheat and oat chaff
l79 rye and barley chat.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-01-05

SQUARE UP AccouNTs. THE first of Jan
nary is at hand: prepare yourself to settle
with all you owe, and make all who owe you
do likewise. And first of all remember the
printers JW Dow, jr.' the preacher, says
somewhere in his Patent Sermons that he
never knew man to prosper in life who de-
frauded the printer. Whether this be so or
not, they only deseroe to prosper who deal
Justly"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-01-05

Novet Circumstance. - ReSuScifdtion-
The st. Louis Republican of the 9TH inst,
relates the following singular occurrence:
A young lady belonging to Jewish fam
lily in this city, died on Tuesday of ner-
vous disease. and yesterday her friends
started with her remains for nterment-
According to a Jewish custom, the body is
taken to the graveyard in square box in
the same covering in which the deceased
person has expired and there, in house
appropriated for that purpose, the female
friends of the family unrobe the body, wash
it with cold water, and annoint it for its
last resting place. While performing this
ancient custom upon the body Of this sup
posed inanimate corpse, heathful warmth
evaporated from it, and evident signs of
life became manifest; the fact was announ-
ced by the ladies, physicians were sent for,
and the sorrowiul certainty of death which
overshadowed the countenances of friends,
gave place to CLEAN of hope. On the ar
rival of the physicians the certainty Of her
being alive was established, and means
taken to fan the spark into health, in which
we earnestly hope they will succeed.