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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07
Legislature.


The Normal School bill was debated in the Sen
ate and passed, % TO 5. The Assembly aiterward
concuned in the Senate's amendments, go that the
bill is passed.
The Excise Bill was again up in Senate in Com
mitee of the Whole, and Mr.. BurLham moved 10
amend so as TO submit the question of License or
No License to the People at the next State Eec-
tion No question was taken. Adjourned.
In the Assembly, humber OF private bills were
passed. Mr. Lees bill appropristlng $4,000 year
for three years to an Agricultural College at Fair
field, Herkimer Co. was debated and carried 10 a
third reading.
The bill authorisiug sale of the State Geologi-
cal Reports at 81 volume to colleges, academies
and Libraries was debated but not reported
A bill granting $500 year for five years TO the
College of Physicians and Surgeons OF this city,
was discussed and laid aside TO be reported. Adj.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

Sweet MAJ come with airs from Tn. soft sopp'
so wrinkles shoulj oD the face be ssel-
No sprOurng hairs above a isdy 5 mouth:
But dIuplrd smiles and aspect all serene.
When all the earth il gay. Oh! sure tie far
Should OF ti.eIr beauty take especial care.
Hail TO Gsuraud whose fine inventive mind
Produced Italian Medcaed Soap,
Which. used leaves ffrcks SPOT bshiDd.
And makes the ysizr with pure marble COPS
His Pohdr, Subtle bid. each hair depart
With ite trouble, aud without smart.
Y-whod have beardisss lips and brows offnow.
tluickiy 70 the store Of Dr. Go1raGd 60.
DR. Ffz Gouraufs chemical preparations for b'as'if3ihf
The complexion found only GT Walker stet lst soo
from Broadway ,,,
Agsnis-7 Chesnut street. Phla1slpha; Jorisn, hhf
street Boston. Carleton Co Lowell. Myers, SeF Hsy-h
Bull. Hartford; Perc- Albany; Backus Ball Troy Ie'
,-y Rochester.
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- $500 Yos CHARITABLE IrCT1oN-Ne hereby
nd ou:se!v., par t- above Tor public charity hr
CITY n cE - proved that The following not trre
l,-e The Dscpn-tDrs Of Daley Pam Extractor
rot mp and eIFnfed ~ - donE, c"eitlsns, &c
e-h thosisard dollars. We proved i enrrr.
d-Da.ey bad artice called I'll he stole The
from i- above We were agents fer
DalIey.
gan zeal n,ues made valuable bv o.hes
teefa.> they npply those stuff net made By The
persons > whom ths gsn1e psuuss.
ih- VINO hare had tins save ot Us for have the
place. warranted genuine, under the above
peralry. and at hall former pncRs.
5th-We s.srciIze ali had from Is base ira-
non. which bs held responsible Those who
know wei knov they depend what say. and
caEuG against =. except that from q C-uanEt-
FOR The prvpet1 Of the genuine PAN Eaco,
COASTOCk &c CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

- Two PERvoRMaNsES take plare to-day at tho Amsri-
can Museum 81 and quarter before O'Clock, by he
Dancing Figures. Anslese4 Singer Spenkns Au,onaton the
Great Witch of Endor and whole hos, Of Others Of
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Court Cnlendar-THrs D.

Court Cnlendar-THls DAY.
Ckcrrr CopKT-Sos. 4. ls, l9, 3+o 3ll, -, Is, "a %
&c. -.
couAos rLzAs-NOs >, 5, TO- 81 IS. So 81 90, a. 80.
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g Nrw Dr.covrRY-By which ell ,tove pipes CRATES
may be Kept j.; sack. with beautiful polish coach
body by one rppcat-n II keeps and pipes from
.,St.ns. Sold ONLY ar2I Courtland street,
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DIED,

In h. city, this morning. 9Th instan c eonsnmpu'h'
II LEN MARIA wife OF Henry l. Pisr,on.
Her remains VIII be taken 10 Ramapo Works, hocAEa'
County for intermsp'.
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= Lox@LTr'. WEsrER7 IypiAs PASaor.. Is warranfea
any asthma dypep-l indigestion coeiise
nes,, sc. Sold ~ q Cou-tlandt-street-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

SouErsIyS NIw c0NLs Every DAr.--Tbe uost novel
:hrg ". have Of lss article put pp Of
Uaeys asiclI Psa Er-ac0r with rcd. and blHe
~rarper sxred ri-Efy Dalsy with b- OF f,onsiock
< CO prupnrtor, IL We would caution the public
aclis; purchasing tbs article er geuuiue without
the not prntecl sIgnatu.e Of 4 Daley
wrapper Of each box r=vessed coior- ak We have
eeivsd lev boIe, Of The roeEtee ,,ele which
6a5ys ass;e pam EE:5setor Al No rs Ful;pp, t,un
care OF ns Frost; LIS Fulton tsun Building ~ Y.
r1yT 3lDkitW
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

IxplANA.-Hon Thomas j. Henley has been
unanimously nominated ior reelection to Congress
by the Locos of the lid pis,rc, of Indiana. Hon.
John Pettit do in the With District by i6 TO -
for r. D. Humphreys.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

TEMPERANCE IN Ono The Courts of Harrison
and Tuscarawas Counties, Ohio, have refused TO
License any Sale of Ardent Spirits for the next
year.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

O. H.vr Yor Ro,cHEs Or Bsr Bue, in yoar house ?
e1rIu:naIor or h may b- had az q Court
Lad street. priee 25isnd 20
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

SOUTHERN METHODIST CoSvENTloN.-Th,s body
was TO assemble al Lousve the instant The meet.
ing called Of the action oi the late Cen
eral Conference IN the case OF Bishop Andrew
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

East Txrr. HAIR DYr-s chemical preparation viii COL
or the har any ssde from light brown Jet black, and
not nue the h stain the skin. Sold a. q Ccuandst
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

n.- TrrraN's Venus will al the solicitation OF a
r.hr of gentlemen be on exhibition AZ the Gallery, lse
Broadway. this day frO a. NJ. TIL P NJ for ladies e1-
clusivsly,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

= THz IxpIiy V.nErAsLE ELIXIR ASo LISTrEsT;
fnH g Courznd,srcei, warranted TO cure any case OF
hem mats or
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

CO. Hon. DAVID w Dickinson, late M c from
Tennessee, died at his residence in Williamson Co,
on the 9th ult.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

y Gorc.sd-s Nedics,ei Soap, ,ot q courtaad-s'
wAkKANTEp GESCISE-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

o. Gen. WINFIELD scorr is proposed for next
President by the Cadz Republican. Ohio What's
AZ hurry
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07
MAY.

" See CoMSroCks Cs's entertainments on The oa,,''
Of thu pap-t the first psgs si' !"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

&C. Gen. TowsoN, U. 5. Army. had partial
shock of paralysis at Washington on Tuesday He
has fully recovered.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

&C. MACON B ALLEN, colored man, has been
admitted to the Bar OF Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07
Subscribers Received TO the Weekly
Tribune.


Not Hcludiag any received IN the City Of Sew-Yors
TIE cd.h IN all eGSes accompanying the order
TUEsDAY. ays. DalbaD. Cor: .........i !
FastIne, Ne. Waterloo,
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r.,r-York Appointments.

The lIndisouian rejuvenesced under the title OF
sUnited States Journal indulges in the following
rhapsody on the new appointments for our City,
which, irresstioly reminds us Of that quondam pub
lie humorist, dear John Jones:
"These appointments will be hailed by general out
burst OF applause em end Of the Republic TO the
o,her They will meet with the unqualified approval Of
every patriot in the land We have never experienced
higher degree Of pleasure, than do in recording ths
Our fortunate fellow citizens will hear with plea
snre that their fame is so vivid and their popularity
go intense in Madawaska and dNatchitoches-among
tie timber steaers OF Florida and the coppersmelt-
ers on Lake Superior We are afraid the Cour,
Poets have ndulged IN little license on this occa-
sion Admiral Hoffman is a very good selection
for Naval Officer, and will perform the duties Of
that station faithfully y-Mayor Morris has not been
celebrated for energy and industry, and must get
I'D earlier and work harder than he has been ac-
customed to if he means TO be good Postmaster
and justify his wonderful popularity (cide the u ,
Jourla) among the Suckers OF Illinois and the
'Pukes' OF Missouri. However, he has talent
enough, and common sense TO back 1t; and II ne
don't know already that he has dropped into very
responsible and arduous station, we shall take the
liberty TO remind him of it occasionally y.-As 10
Ely, we msst say that his astounding Preeminence
in popular regard was not generally known In this
City until the Madisonian kindly gave the iniorma-
ton Had il been communicated a few months ear
lier, he would ofcourse have been sentto Congress-
instead of being beaten, he has been at the last
two Election, in a strong Loco-Foco District. But
perhaps he has the gift of prophecy, and was laying
back for something better, like the Marshalshp.
He has been out of office four years-a dreary while
for man who has no taste for getting living
otherwise The Marshalshp being fat and lazy
berth, will suit him exactly. We hope he will suit
Il also, bat that remains TO be SEEN
We hear that the Cabinet stood to (Ban-
croft) against removing Van Ness.
Extract from lst,. dated WAsHsGToS, 5,h May, lSi5
1t is rumored, and believe correctly, that Mr..
LEHMAN has been appointed Postmaster al Phlla-
delpha in place of Mr.. Hoy, removed Thus are
the friends Of John Tyler, who so strenuousy sup
ported and recommended all his friends to go for
Mr. Polk, one after another cut down, until Doctor
Miller, his brolher-in-law, liz almost the only one
left 10 tell the tale that Tyler party existed
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07


the b. careful 80 lbs Of copper ore gave II lbs
Large pieces copper and silver oesi es the wash
igs assay that yielded t62 grains oi pure siver,
or equal 70 - ?-llths Of silver % 1 ton Of ore
J. stated his observations tempe ratnre. On
Lake Superior, August, The air 80 si0 FAINT. az
noo1 the 10 2lo, .ht IN lat 81 North On
Lake Huron, July 23, the air COZ Fah,. and
the wafer 63 Fah both observations taken while The
winds were slowing pretty ffesh.
Prof Shepard expressed great doubts whether
the copper OF Lake superior would no. be afure
al. He thought t formation analogous TO the
red sandstone OF TIE Connecticut Valley Coeper
founi in places aorg This valley tsed through
quartz suf bar. les spar ard entangeh with uap the
contact surface Of the prnarv and secondary rocks. II
secoutisy al kecky Hil Hartford, AID Enfield
Falls Here found native copper red oxide block
oxide u copper copper pyTites &C. Gil washed down
their original IatTf n'o the ysey. ad washed into the
crevces the sand lie conceived this VALLEY to
have been ske- a. the bottom CT which iase
masses sheets and Soulters cop2er Then caroe the
tap kes flsng the surface and brought up the
copper through which they passed. the copper resting on
both sides OF The trap Mount Carmel He conceived
Lake Superior 20 have been originally primitive srma-
tion the red sand fsand either side
the Lake: and the copper found ;here swept by
lno the vertical chnk Of the then as the
came through melted the copper producing result.
anal gus 20 tho-s In the Connecticut Valley; and thus ne
concluded that the Lake superior copper ore IS merely
superficial formation reduced from copper pree1sng
IL he sandsiore TIE presence Of silver could be
coanted for; In TIE great copper regions Germany w
exists em the coast OF the Eibe the banks the Kline
h the rch copper mine wrought Rottengen IN coo
tors Of COPPER there and 2or00 marks Of sver
equiv to 10000 lbs. weight OF silver.
Dr.. Jackson said he had doubts before he went
up 70 Lake Superior, but he Is nowassd ha copper orss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

- ALL PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
THE TRIBUNE must te paid 10 the Agents, ZiebeT Co.
Ledger Buildings, Sd and Chr1nu, whrr sags sePes
MAJ sso be obtained dsilv O'clock t2l fI7snd "
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

o. Hon. HENRY w AuLnRp, late Charge to
Belgium, has been selected by the Wings Of the
Montgomery Qldl District, Alabama, as their can
didate for Congress. We hope he will be elected
tHe was formerly the able Editor OF the Mont.
xomery Joursal) The District gave last Nov
$3.50 for Clay 10 $3.50 for Polk. Judge B, S. BIBl
was proposed for Governor
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

- Antl-SlnTery Anniversary.g,The. hSnoA n 4.
Meeting Of the Eis'ern New Yo'k Ast ayerJ y cey lo
-fiy Party VIII he held the Apollo Saloon. 42 Bfoadwa5
0 Wetne.iay, Nay 7h. nj 10 A. VI.
The bu-nes meeting VIII be held 81 the same pafe ~ 's
day. t2P II. winch hoped ell friends VIII 70
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

The snnunl exhibitor ard examination Of the pup,
be held hs afternoon at O'Clock. at the sbefnsee o''
way. a..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

- American and Foreign Anti-slassrs
Society Annual Meeting of the Society VIII Ss hs
THIS EVGNING the Apollo Saloon. No. sia bfosaNt5'
al haiFpass o'clock. Addresses will he made Sy Js
Bmsy, C. Jacksoa Aivsn Stewart. and otheIs ne s
lie aTe invited attend. LEWIS TAPPAS,
u. eee1stifT,
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Spicnls Of Spongilla,
Suriliclla splcndila.
:. ,,' r,ertipg then adionrncd TO dinner.
Afternoon Session.

After some trifliug preliminary business, such s'
arranging the order of Committees, Nc. the P'esl.
dent said that the subject for The afternoon was
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

P5el ant Dr. Brsogre aud n T. Carpet OF CoEotsa
Church Troy ard other d,ngulsed fend, o; the ere'
will lie present and address tire audience. II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07
Tysenty-Ninth Anniversary of fhe new
York Sunday School Union

nerva Rooms.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

The N;nr;e-nth Annver,sry Of this Ia,tutoa will e osa
this rvening the adaay Tabernacle Ad fss>s o h
Clark of Boston. T. Thosnpson Of lbi, ei'y 1.
Hopkins Of 3uflla and Dr. LYMAN Bescher Of Oh ~
II oeinok precisely. hiute oy -
Chor Of the Broadway 'fah~rnarr my II
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24
@ss St a4n0rB @Bts.
0RmE0USAs, AA,
THURSDAY MORNING, ApRlL a, ls45.

Towx PoLicE.-4At q meeting Of The Board Of Police
Of the Town OF opctoasas, held on the DIST inst, the
believing oaiesfs were elected Tor the year Is45:
EsARIsrE DkBAlkLoN, President.
GUY III. EEAh, Clerk and Treasurer.
AapRsw 1. ~sfncMrscNs Town Constable. Collector
and Assessor.
EDMCND HI MAsriS, Attorney.
E4sssfHtendaats ef Streets, and Health Wdrdeas.
AsWard-Gustavp Cahaniu, from P~fudhomme's limo
to and including Grole street.
"a Ward--Peter Colixs, sFom Grols st. to North st.
80 Ward-Emi,e J. Bignon, from North to Bellevue,
4th Wara-Bcnjj' ii Andrsls, from Bellevue to Landry
Slh Ward--Egariste DeBaillonS from Landry toVine.
9Th Mard-Eamund III Martin, from Vine to South.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24
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THE NEW ORLEANS WEEKHa
B III Il Il i M
Published every Saturday, from The o6Fes y
New Orleans Commercial BulletIn-b

NEW OTNdlS SOihlleFCial ouHetIn.-P%sa
THREE DOMAINS a gear.
WITH a view to give this publication greaieE vss
Vv for circulation in the interior, and ~especssfgS
recommend it 10 the PLANTING INTEREsT, the plouaS
has engaged a distinguished chemist and profe;aa
science TO furnish a series Of essay on the adap{s
of Chemistry and the kindred scierccs to The iiHes
lncnt Of AGRICULTURE. This subject is awakenih8
traordinary interest both in Europe and America
the discoveries which have been made bid fair tVss
q revolution in rural pursuits. The essays ahoys
ken Of, arc designed to be practical in their ~charasss
and especially adapted to the southwest. The Bill
cation of them has already commenced, and WAL
continued at short intervals.
A series or letters on the general PRooRgss 6f
TIFic DiscOYERY, from . gentleman whose pursuit. n
entirely of a scientific nature, have also been eI6asza
These letters it is proposed to publish at intervals 4
month or six weeks. They are designed to furaiS5
historical and connected account of all importa~F
provemcnts, inventions and discoveries, as tbev ttss%
pire. The publication Of these last named panefssS
probably IN about the 18th of MAY nelt
The valuable and interesting essays above sDoks
are intended, of course, TO be IN ddditionto lie ordTss
contents Of the paper, which comprise d full and
rate chronicle Of all events of Importance: p6I6Ssa
commercial, shipping and miscellaneous iafelIeca$
public ~documentsof Importance, both state andM atSSS
al reyiewsof the home and FOREIGN markets. &cs
An abstract of the DEcisioNs OF THE SurREMR Ccor5s
o. LOUISIANA, prepared by The Reporter of The Cont
still published in the RuLLErIs,5 as the decision II NJ
delivered and become final. Attention il also piiyen 4
important decisions in the Federal corFts, aiainAAl
superior courts Of the different states.
The price of the WEEKLY BULLErIa is Three DefF~
q year, when payment is made in advance Mt the cHNl
or RENTED without expense osthe publisher. InollI
cases, Fire Dollars is charged, April ~, lS493E
~ E4A- aWN &H MFFLN Isl EM aEWE FE & FNt
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24
FRnMTEXA

BY the arrival of the steam packet NeW York,
we have received advises from Galveston to the
9th inst. They contain little news and are
mainly occupied with the subjected Annexation.
Meetings in favor of Annexation continue TO
be held. One at San Augustine was a very
large gathering, and was attendedby the Vice
President of Texas. General Henderson, Mai.
Kaufman and other leading men of the country.
In Nacogdoches, out of900 voters. it is stated,
there are not 20 opposed to the measure.
Much anxiety is experienced to ascertain the
opinion OF Genl. Houston in regard to the an.
nexation law. The Galveston Meas SAYS that
he is bending under the whirlwind Of popular
opinion whiclsis speaking with a voice of thun.
der around him. He does not oppose the mea.
sure. and his non. committal course has induced
his friends 10 declare positively that he is snow ii
favor Of it.
The following paragraph from the Galveston
Gazette ofthe 9th confirms the statement recent.
~ communicated to us by letter.
@Fhe British ship Eurycedice. Capt. Elliot,
arrived off this port on Thursday, from Vera
Cruz. BY this arrival both the Ministers Of
Great Britain and France in Texashaye received
dispatches. The precise purport is not known but
it is understood that they bring renewed over.
lures from the present Government of Mexico, for
the recognition of our independence, and the
settlement ofall questions in dispute between the
two countries"
We have received Information that Major A.
y. Donelson, Charge to Texas, had been two
days at Washington, but had not laid his des-
patches before the executive. Mr.. Jones had
not expressed an opinion either way, but was
generally supposed to be opposed to annexation.
We further learn that the only persons who
manifest any hostility towards the measure, are
a portion Of the people about Galveston and
Houston. Every whore else it would appear
that public opinion is almost unanimous in its
favor.
Mr.. de Saligny, tho French Charge to Texas
came passenger in Che New York. Mr.. Elliot.
the British Charge, had sailed from Galveston ON
the Sd for Charleston, ON the English sloop OF
war Electra, where he expects TO meet his fam.
lily.
The Hen. Ashbel Smith, Secretary Of State
OF the Republic ofFexas, came passenger by
the New York, and leaves to day for Washing.
ton, on an important mission TO this government.
1t is further stated that the Custon.H House of
ticers on eiter bank Of the Sabine, have discon.
tinued the collection ofthe custom duties. the
question Of annexation, in their opinion, being
already settled.
The price ofcotton declined at an eighth ola
cent in the New York market on the 9th inst.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24

or We are authorised to announce Jo,;,-
WADDELL5 Esq Of this Parrish, as a candias,a
the Office Of M~nior-Geucral Of the Cd Division y
Militia, at The election to be held on the first sss sas
Of May next.
The St. Landry Wing, Planters Banner, Ri 4
Republican, Ouacliita Courier, Concordia Intelisgn lsF
are requested 10 give the aboo Q one insertion. M SssssA
their bills TO this Observation-Disclosures GArop;sisss tsAa
Natchitochcs, April 10, ls45.lt
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COMMUNICATED

F#SSGs4F &8& COMMUNICATED SE8 &E &&
DIED,-On Bayou Bnuf, in this parish, a few days
since, about the thirtieth year Of her age, IN tho ration2
al, religious, and holy hope of a gloriotis resurrection
through the solesmefits Of the Redeemer,
daughter of helate Marsden Campbell senr and wife
of H.Y. WADDELLs Esqr. On the summit Of d hill,
about twenty four miles north from the village of Opc-a
Iousas, beneath the widespread branches of a magniti-
cent oak, We committed her body to the grave, near the
loved remains Of Fiber father and her child. The spot OF
her sepulture5 surrounded by 6 clearing of some extent,
is the centre of q panorama ofthe eighboring+woodland
Nor is this all the trees rising,or seeming to rise, one
above another III the distance, like the seat OF an amphi-3
theatre, the highest and farthest atthe verge of the ho-
rison, and exhibiting, atathis season of the year, in a
rich, deep fringe, every conceivable shade and variety
of yerdure, are, Together with herds and focks, at the
bottom and ssideof the declivity, the prominent features
of this interesting landscape.
Can ace not, aftert the example, of nations even in the
remotcst antiquity, have artificial tumuli in the valley
of the Mississippi, where natural ones are aranting, in
stead Of literally conmitting eur dead, as in the OCEAN,
to a acdtery grabe?
We could not help rejecting, while consigning Mrs.
w. to the dust, that many a scion from a noble tee,
and ofno great collateral distance from the trunk or
main branch, ISL through tho length and breadth of
America, nourishing the roots Of the monarch of the
forest. But this estimable lady was possessed of that
which is much better than being of an ancient and
honorable family. She had personal merit Unborn and
nnberrowed worth, and was graced with true wisdom
from above. We believe she was, in an eminent de-
gree, OF q meek and gentle spirit that she manifested
IN her Whoiellfe and conversation great innocence, pu-
rlty Of heart, and exemplary faithfulness in all the rela-
tons Of society, and that consequently there is every
reason TO hope she now enjoys the beatitude OF those
saDho8 die iHstAe Lord She died in the communion of
the Protestant Episcopal Church-the church Of her
family and relations. She was attended in her last i'll
ness by, and received the rites of sepulture from, the
Episcopa minister at Opelousas. This slight but spon-
taneous tribute to her memory, is by one who has no
motives and no desire to eulogise the dead OF to aatter
the living, but to do all things, unto edifcation. He
trusts that the surviving relations ofSMrs. w, who stood
round her d~eath-bed, will ever remember and diligently
follow the admirable prccepts of her dying moments
nay, he hopes they may be published for the benefit of
others. Mrs. w. has left four children, to whom as
well as to a kind husband, her loss will be irreparable.
Her disease appeared TO be Of the nature Of consump-
ton, accompanied with an affection of the liver and
heart.