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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

s,sss i FNRM FOR S.,LE.->iruAte on the ROAD rom
sS2$ New Rochelle 10 White Palms. about eQu-isant
from each, containing $50 GcEco OF land all OF which
plough Land eXcc.ting ten acres Which IL wood land
The place divided by laue and Is laid out into cosron
lent lots for cultivation All the crcas OF stone. IN
good order aud the ground IN high state Q; cultivation.
The buildings all good character and III odst For
apply 10 !. Il. KENYON, on the premises. or Of
10 II j. ADR1ANcE. Sc ,Tahn st. Ne.-fork.
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NDSl-0ARSAPARiilElils-r~s'--
ron TINE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
RoF ALI. DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IN.
PURE STATE OF THE Blood. OR HABIT
~ +" s1F THE aYHTEM VIZ.

TTIIE ",
80. 80, -, ., .s,.... rs....s. cs....,.. E,,,-
49, 49, ns.,-h-. n,i-- C.n.l, A.
- ~, -. 80 ,,s. a.. "a ma M. r.i. of
"a 49,, s,.ss Iis~.ss ,s-~siu,,s 4, ...ao..s sr.t
- 40 Ia. - D...-. 1900 nm :. n,.delsus - a.
49,. 49,. Il, n,-~ e,,.-.,. a. I,,r.vJ~.ro |. lAf,
A., , n.,s-,. : I'M b, ,rs,v,A by I'M. Ps,
r.,,,s,. = . ~ lT'''
ps-ss. having thar ess m m ispsrs
lii ~ sp>sltv spd ,aseiany r-e,ov~d ey this In
v.,sL ~de,p> a. n. epssa,sa peculiar eossss. In
ov,ns the cause 10 By sesins and
pasIas ,hoash WHARF essseoss i a.
yot.b op>racu they psssss along
~ut,tv canal heae~ win feel AID sn.bis
operation the PArir~ non 10 curative
The following ecnt received b The proprtstos
Invaluable vii be rssA win iatsess By an similarly
acted: 81 -#-tAN
bALrnosn Juse 10. ish
Mess SAyps-Centr eheeuuuy 10 aoa 70 nurner
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Ritbmono Dailp tpbis.
'nIfrs rNsuRANcE.

We have met with several excellent articles,
recently upou the subjcct of Life Insurance. The
l.,. number, Of a series, in the Portland Adver.
t;ser. 10 below. Let all read t..
LIFE AssuRANCE-No.l
Among d. bee, aud wi.cs social institutions are
Ipsursncs companiss And the best Of these. aud the
ssTssf src those which insure Lives Fus insurance
eompsnes msy fail-.. they did no, long ago a, New
may fslss they always do. when war breaks out win
ouy peace premiums depend upon. But Lie insurance
companies cannot fsil-if they arc property msnsseaI
aimee a the cholera breaks the plague or inc ye-
low fsver psopls run swsy-Always good Tor the ter,
from the fret day they established, they have been
crossing better end better for ms
u they are now absolutely PeJsef not only Tor the lew
and tho many, the rich and the poor, outfor all.
Lac b propery-oien our only propsry-.iwsys our
3d., properly. All that hath will he give Tor his e
Being property why should be insured. - well as
sny other propeyi-houses and shPs. for exsmpleior
and merchandise books. tools machinery profits
or commissous7 The heaviest loss falling upon large
per community hardly ee body 10 broken down by H.
dsbsasped, the smallest falling one poor fellow alone
Struggling for breath crush his hopes and cloud his
.pirit forever Losses by death like other lo~~es lie
Who docs not provide against them when he IL not
nm honest man; and has claim upon oar sympathios
Just claim relief when calamity overskes him. or his
With what face q person who refuses To insure-
ksin0 in debt individuals, At least 10 his family
Community large who must maintain his wife
end children IL he does not~ith what lace can such
psrsou about him for help when sickness or the In
rates ago press upon him. II he might have provided
for BOTH would have dono but for his short sighted
sel6s,nessl How he, who might have provided for
HE family, by putting aside 25 so cents, or even
dollar week, the the Of health and eompara-
prosperity have the conscience leave his family for
o,hens take Of; and feel "eompuncuous visi
tings" upon his death bedl aA'
How many hundreds Of families living in conior,
around NJ, wholly dependent upon the life OF one persoa-
the husband fuher-sure OF being well provided for,
and kept together, long he lives and has his health
equally OF being scattered abrosd-or cast upon
susngen-or upon the Of the Poor no should
BE- aken away. And yct-n they wero but faithful TO
tbemselves,-and he faithful to tbem-they might all be
left in comfortable circumstances die rhen he sh and
would be so they were only vice enough the
advantages offered them by system Of well regulated Ma
lsrsi Life Insuanee. j. N.
Portland, Nov. I, lS45.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

" TIE l. u DLlS.
HAVE a superior article OF Brushes from 90
to oeoo cheap for cash. with general
articles
Gass Of the best quality, from s6I1o
retail. ....
White Lead hard beat
The above asts Of good
oun'ry sen,leuIen would do well call
goods aud Judge for themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
1900 Paint shop, Main street,
Eexi o Exchange Bank
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Eerrupinous Chocolate,

..'. FeTrug nous Chocolate,
oR ts OF chorosis Nervous Affections
LeueouhG. Debility, and Disease OF Approved by
he Faculty Of Medicine Of Paris and authorized by French
Government -.
Man, Practitioners have administered Iron
eneeavouedo render gratsul possible
gans the difficulty longer exists of all
the happesi aud best nsputaby ferrgnous
eolate.
The who will derive great
Feruginous Chocolate
sa Women Of paid complexion, who complain OF difficult
breathing especially in ascending staircase papaon
heart Of Noises the head whose dRess badly
hos- apreiei destroyed perverted
experience afeehhg eoness
general arrangement OF the whole system
ID Men who pale and Of delicate whose d.
gestion deul and exhausted
will nd aer using for short time the fsuushous cboeohie
material improvement ~ their
I'd Weas ehircn, and especially thos.
and their will develope
elf
+h Buib principally young ri budding Into wouanhood
whose health b. anyuhng that the Ferrugnoas Chocolate
will be useful brilliant and vivid complexion succeeding pale
regularly in all the Of the economy and word
nourishns Of hth supervenns. will prove only
utility oLbui the necessity for, the Of the Rs
ginous Chocolate
fresh supply OF this valuable preparation just for
sale by p. JOHNSTON
ju il ..... ... Druggist
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TH1 preceding figure 10

a
| d NY -. 1srh totrtsesre' the fnscssi'
~ - 49, u.neh 70 inc uratevs'
~ A4\S< sse'os W me naeuf'i~s 81 ths body
q Tins @L, issue: iIo. all pe,'s, Of the sur
n " 4 r.,,s. a.. s.,s..s...' w, ni. psf.p.
Il nv az Is ~ ess ssesss wsa ne are
VIZ e. o.tn nj. throw. ar r -. ,ss s Sas
ard osA~s jule, of ~. "a, - -
1lllkN po... By ,kss ..ss. ar 80, as M a s
~ impurities Us. Tn. blood sv
IN N. noca ia- n eve, b.sosss isssS.. n r.. !.
traced directly IN. ,oecss, Of ,h< n..p,s,, AS
pasnes tsfb a.tiou throws OF A. an. "
ane hfosss N. ls.:ssss rss.p aisn Thus
Az INA. n.eessA whea The e'osdh saEpan % Infected
osn me po And relieves Itself nom Oh inpury lnsa.ty
'ouy o. eh.e 90 much aerna rs.sdeA An paetoseu
ereet her sss RESTORE Ne las bible replstoa
ns o@ notsssy N prepss oss The Tessp>osAn. fos
~ m hs hyaegAnis s.feess =. N 80 esahs,a The
pehl. aess out innai,is.nah the Anop.Aist heeds
r n n'sreury and the clustering oussk sosses Nc viii
r r. -. -. ssns- nf
-, IN 49,. ss OF hs ..os.s Of tse ls'snss fsrs,nuon.
~ In tn. 1--WE elhh' q an ". receive into the
s,sh pounds n~r a., snss 70 - y We s., ssd drink
~ p.rs,,,o. Poa""s :" ~ ~ insen.i-
Thls 4. ron. a,h~, ,,., A.. 49,. - - 49,, =. 1885,,
juiess giving place 70 ,hs ~ "a g. r. = ,
70 .a in The y'.s. Of al tbs vsl-ai
this the ease ,s- blood 4, ~ 20 .e,,v. ,s, ~,
parees 20 the slip whsr, hay Torn 49, n
uiesrs and other spots.
BY sudden transition from sss, eoh pores stopped
the bes,s a.
self Hence oppsss now Of the Iuice orir..,.. a
many eou,pl.ipts ~ " = 49, ~ ~s"sss "
bv ssoppipr,h, ,o,r. thu, o~.-,-s.. ..,,,s -,
eo AMI eo..,,s,o.. n,.~.-.s. - --s a. soesns'
Undue ed BY . ssoppsre OF he In .rn,b,, P,r.p.,on
eay seen therefore how /, n. no~ of,h ,,,
ssrsee 10 preserve hahn esnuo, be- on ~
cannot be even checked. without sdueuz dtcase.
et ~. s now every candid mind what
reasonable purse to unop the amer they
Woe you pnyse 10 nnssop The pofesf or would apply
something That would Do this Tie sanaee,
actually isl Would notths be common -ensei And know OF
no so el.:rna application TO sfse, The
49,, - s, - I.' no mea'eins Within ther knowedge
s,,r. ri ~ ~ me- .'ea.s.heer present TO phys
es ru.,t M, W or ~, ms power an ~ in
or the HoRLLS ksyYr, in.. ,n oi!s I.ah-fI'
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PHILIP N; TABB IS. q SON. SON..

Of Main and Is s Grocery s'ose Of
WIN N. uArri-oe E>a. ..-...
TTENp To rue COLLECTION OF CLAIMS u evrr
n description; Renting The renta and senns .i
properly adjacent country Hiring keeoes col
eeuns dpoans public private sa
~. ass as3i
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slsrh 90 TrDsrsrt, The inscnsi.
bic refsrifstien- n 10 The great eve.
esation tr 'he impurities u The body.
u Nh b noeeet that tAieh cloudy
sah /, usoes troa all peinas OF the sur
Ifses. which isdi< airs that this p>r.pi
r.'ies ns~ssaissssssr<~dlv whsn &c
arr N hsahh. bet essscs whsa we ar.
sseh. Life cannot ks sastainsd with
"t %. u 70 thrown OF 6 On ths blood
asd oshrf juiess % ~ BODY. asd do
poses ~ thls nsanA &C a~asly an the
ImPaIIl.es M,lhln ne. The hlooa. rs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-28

G. ASTON. Wholesale Hat Manufacturer NO. - Liberty
IN Newark " THE Subscriber directs attention OF
Southern and Southwestern Merchants his celebrated establish
where he manufactures with unvalrd NuIa
Brush Pain Cashmere and Sporting Hats OF all kinds. Ao.
and ehlirens Fancy plain description
lie will make ohectt OF him his faeo
should they ean upon him.
n ] Sent an
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VALUABLE DISCOVERY
IN PAINTING!
HAVING been and uoubel have last
EQUAL polished can Offer IL to my
friends much charge than old plan OF polished
Ro MOTT, Painter
CLOTH CLOAKS. STARR & co. HAVE
Just received large OF coat which will be sold
low al LILEs CoEsEs Main Street. &C 10
ENOR SALE-A FIRST.RATE SECOND
sILAs MERCHANT
oe Is-tf 1l2 Main Street
SUPERIOR MASS LlCORICE. 25 CASES
- Lieonee Mas, recommend to Tobacco Manu-
oe 10 WILLIAMS q HAxALL.
WINTER CLOTHING. KEEN & Co. ARE
ss"oak Hair probably north the
Potomac KRIS Co.'S probable the ags Of
oeH KEEN Il co.
10 JOKES SUPERIOR 0AFEA' ' jo as.', ssa e. '
oen Is3 Mains.
pLACKsmrTIrs TOOLS, Anvns, Wees bellows, Hammers,
- Stock and Dies serevpaes Rasps Knives
SMITH HAYWOOD
oe "a ~ Main ~.
200 Tons Lump Plaster, expected and for
Oc % RANKIN wnITLocK.
A TTENTIoN STUDENTS '-HtDtcIL TrIr Books J. w.
"A Randolph 4 60 i2I large o. Of
pnees 70
SPIRTs TuRPENrlNE-iO bbs Splits Tsrp,niine Just re-
~ eeived for sale by ALEx. DUvALk CO.
oeae it7 Main Street.
M EDTCAL STUDENTS purchase Dis,oetine Insru
W. requested assorta,nt We have
them made by Of the best eouny
&C as eAYNoR, woep a 90
KEY BASKETS.
SIX Dozen Key Baskets, different patterns
- For scat L. GINTHR 10 Main H.
MALAGA GRAPES.
Ok KEGS ffosh Malaga Grapes, in good or
@< der. Just received and for by
JOSEPH BoNAvrTA
&c % 70 West Main ST
Sb BBLS. assorted Apples for sale by
cO ANDREW PIZZINL
oc - Opposite the swan Tavern
IN BBLS. POTATOES, OF SUPERIOR
bO quality receiving and for sale BY
So RANKIN wHTLoCK.
q BBLS. SUPERIOR APPLES, which will be
- sold low " immediate application s made.
os n oSh sKINKER
M oHE NBw GOODS, 'eeis.d . Ne. a. Mas ss,,t
I'VE October ~ b. iet5 -
100 Thread Egngs Lses low prices
l's y rhresd Boehin laec', equally cheap
2 don Coron,tion Robes
" REVERE do
Paris Trimmed Collars
Long black fnEd Nus
Do Wit
10 Gloves
Bh and whit Folks Nets
Aad many other no,ions BE- had BY calling UPON
EDhis BEREIEY, Cheap Cash Store,
oe " URdsr the hsps'oB House.
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JUAN PIZZINI.


Confcctioner and Dealer in Foreign and Do
.... nestle Fruit,
III AS just received per schrs. Nassau and Man.
IL u chester, the following Goods TO wit -
100 Bores crop Bunch Raisins
$50 Bores DO, $50 Bores do.
SO Kegs halaEl Grsre., tprime quality
10 Bores Malaga Lemons (in 6ns ofden
Ca,ksZans Currants
rs Drums suha Raisins
Is Borss Ciuon (hne quality
Gases Brady Cherries
90 Don Olive on, tbest giaIy)
Cass Pruues Ga,s Jars
Balls Bofieaur Almonds
IS Drums Pigs
10 Prals Malaga do
Bales shfrcd do
200 BiA Paper Shell do
20 Cases Canton preserved Ginger
90 Bores Rock Csndy
1000 CO;oanuis. fresh AID fine
so DO Chinese Gre ereksrs
Together with large sssonent Of Cany Of manue
fe warranted equal TO say In this othsr stst Aso The
e aock and s gfentest variety Of French mi German oys
Faney eood Perumery kc before this market
The above Good, having selected AMI purchased
on the very hesi terms he 10 prepafes or sdu
mems 10 pefnons wishing pnchass eitier ~ Wholesale
s and therefore respectfully soiets es from HE Town
Couny epds before they purchase s'ewbefe he doubts
they will md their 10 DO Ne ciHsNo is2
nof One do0r below Exchange Hsnk
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ORE NEW GOOBS.-slLAs MERCHANT. ia main
1v1 g. has just received additional supply OF o- fesi
sbe Tweed Goats much large lot Of Over
Froeks Dress, and ftoeh Coats Pants Vests
scar suspenders To all
which, OF particularly invited.
Z, N. B.-Pncrs sul the times o25
MAILS. $50 kegs Nails, TOR sale at market
lN price, by noes EDMOND a. DAVENPORT.
HOLLINS FAMILY FLOUR-A fresh sup.
ply landing from boat Gen. Harrison Ware
BASIN, represented OF very quality
no 90 HENRY LUDLAh 4 co.
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" ANTED-The highest cash price will be
w paid for a few hundred bush,l. OF FlAIseed, by
no so BIssELL 4 MeCANDLlsu
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4 PPLES APPLESl! l25 bbis. Apples, OF
N dn.eLi kinds y for family -ueh as SPIT
keubnss Pippns, Ppgins Pound s~ee Twenty
Dell Power Jus; fine order, and ot ale By
JUAN riZZINI,
no 8 N.r doo q y RIehanEs Rank
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-28


But s from the Of proper and the
durgns they undergo which down
Motbersi repeat agan " they were the
and OF past
children !" I,aT1[
almost Immediately inhamauon and swelling
when the pain OF course ceases ....- ..r
YEyKRs.
In all cases Of fever the difficulty lies in the locked
uP so that the heat and Precipitation o. the least
moisture could be started the has and the
The Az Healing Ointment will In an
unlock the akin and bring forth the pefspifaiion-
FINALE COMPLAINTS,
Inclination OF the Kidneys Of the womb and ts falling down.
weakness and rresuary short, deuis' which
had asediades tell could without IT
But To females about become moher n sd fof weeks
which period felt Ths fact ought
70 be Known the word
wshave cared that actually dehsd everything hnown as
wei as the ability Of heen twenty doctors One man tod .. be
had spent $500 his ehitea without benefit when few
borss Of the ointnent cured them
COWS.
People need nevvr BE- troubled they viii uss a.
A. FAMILY MEDICINE, no man can measure ~ 70
aionE overthe Isavep.o hong tresds
~ csh subject 70 al The iHnrnes Of the nebso long as de
snd sickness knownjust 20 long wthi. oent used
AMI When man ceases from On tho earth
maud viii cease and uH
To sy all apptsssusos, on account Of s nsrtdsn pos
ses-ing such powerful properties that composed
o. some o. the and Harmless. hsrbs sIsnes-
iniure ssn Particle whIe through ana ply
JAMES meALIsTER 4 90,
1ss Youth street N. Yort,
Pole Proprtor Of the above Meens whom al eomuunies
sddfesasd ,post PAID Price rs ets and so
9r CAUTION. "a
A. the An Healing Ointment hss bern greatly eounfesd
this oasion ne public that mo Ointment viii ~
genuine James NeA.tsr
a Go, written pen svsry l.ber Tbe
steel engraving with the hsure of "nsenubs Persp.on- NE
Nov, we b.rsby oasr reward $500 TO be paid on
in any Of the constituted courts ofhe United sa's' q s"y M
- ra.rtW9 G-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-28

We have met with several excellent articles
recently upon the suhjcct u Life Insurance. The
lst. number, Of a series, in the Portland Adver.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-28

HE Subscriber the only Agent this the
- VEGETABLE MEDICINES, EXTRACTS, oINrMENT5,
ESSENTIAL OILS FRAGRANT WATERS &e, &C. raised pre-
pared and up the Botanic Garden New Lebanon Yo
A. ~ WILDER,
- Is ~ Main Street. Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-28

SHOES, SHOES, SHOES.
For Servants.
WE have received and are manufacturing
good shoe suitable for House seryanis-a Shoe that
We can recommend to wear wei and not mp always Na"ps
&C - ''''' ~ '-'' 'N rUTSEY < WATTS.
n ADIEs' GLOVES AND MTTs-A LARGE AND BEAUTI
fu assortment, in store embracing every shade and eoou'
oes HAwEs VAN DEURsEN Il WARDS.
A TrENTION, GREYsI-By the Nassau, have
oegs HAYES VAN DEURsEN WARD.
pBAINTs, GLASS, PUTTY Anu DYE sTUfFs-FoI sas by
A H. WILDER,
10 coPFEg-Jua received 1w, prime
IA Rio Coffee. oei J. GRAPE
~ OOLSEY'S SUGAR. 25 BOXES SALE
w by lOeI GORDON q sKISKER
= BALES BORDEAUX SOFT SHELL AL.
- mond' Jul" received and for ; ;as By ,o.,vr
&c No. &c, door to hessrs Van Lew, Smith Coz,
LPIHITs TUHPESIINE.-Io e,ss' Spirits Turpen-
y tine lin iron boand es jus, received IN store and for sale
m EARTH BKHsHEs-A Of Hearth Brush
II Is for sale At GISTERs,
oe "a Main Street
M ILL Cut Hand Panne lemon and Wood saws Of
95 20. Main 1t
az BARRELS Orleans Ciarhod sugar. For 'ale by
LID oe2s GORDON SKINNER
6IARPETs-CHRPFTs-A Ia,Es and beautiful assortment or
~ Ingram ply Carpets 60 and Ist printed DIuEs'
Barge Mat. Tuned and Charlie Rugs Al Of uPe
TOT LsTHRor. cHRIsTIAN q coz
oeI No. 80, Main stre.t
UIoR GENTLEMEN --soAsrBrSo ETrRA-Just hand
u Of Miles sons lgh, and beautiful ehannslod Boots
Of Boot combining both durability and beauty
will please give Inc a call yUDAH hfEks
oc 20 NO ~ West dhh ruset
6rOLD pom. PoK DBNTIsTs-A supply received BY
~ sIpre,. and for sale By foe 9u PgYToS JoHNsroN
DROGUES, BROGUES, BROGUES.-The
I'D subscriber hand large ao.k 81 superior
Brozues farm hsnd' 70 which the attention o. Pan,s
neied. ID. HOOVER,
oe 20 n Main 81
MAILS, from the celebrated "Phenix" works,
~ for sale at low prices By = ,,,,,,.,.,r .,,uoo
NATAREHOUSE AND BOX NAILS, from the
w Cumberland" factory, constantly for sale BY
noa DAVENPORT, ALLEN 60.
SPIRTTS TURPENT1NE-1O bbs Spirits
- Turs enre bound eaks momenty expected and for
sae by IN y BIs5gIL = MeCANDLtsH.
CHEAP COATS FOR "NIGGERS. 300
~ very cheap Goats thstate te TOO common Tor usual
trade very suitable fr coal hands The whole
10, would bO sod cheap AMI on aeeoumoda'ng terms
no9 KEEN co
ctERVANTS CLOTHING. We arc now
~ OF ming Roo Of the sbove, and will offer them
Ca ''''' WV '' KEEN sco.
f1AsH POE RA0s-Tbs sFrsnsHn aanofaeuring Conpany
~ intending eTtesd their Manufacture Of Paper win sy 10
the hset price for cotton snf reu Rsgs white o. eoou'et
County may forward parcels Of ragsto Che sbssn
Der. who will TemipsymsH'ss he may Be alrse,cd
supsrutendcni Prsntfn Maat COMFY.
Hi.fnopd. Teby gan. is4s.
MILES BOOTS, CHANNEL SHOES,
lVh BOUTS se, the se., 70 10 fouad IN the cry
Ao Boots shoe i fS gosySss -
PPLE BRANDY-so NOrlrn ppe BsDry, TO- ale BY
n oeSi EDMoND DAVENPORT
Al oLAssEs,-sS HaDs REAbLY PRIME PORro RICO
l't and Orleans, Coz s.i' ~ 81 ooRDos sKirSEh
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15


.AMERRY party were gathered around
the tall May-pole, which, decked with
flower garlands and streaming with gay
ribbons, arose from the centre of the
village green. Happy SWANS were there
contented for the while but to gaze up.
$ oRthe group Of buxor, rosy-cheekcd
maidens, who were busy wreathing cor
onets for their May Queen. Bursts Of
laughter, and strains of lively music,
rang out upon the air, fragrant with the
perfume Of early blossoms. Gladness
satupon every youthful brow, and hap
piness upon each red and smiling lip;
whilst the furtive and tell-tale glances
which stole from the bright eyes ofthe
blushing maidens, told much to embol>
den the bashful swains, who dared not
to breathe the lily concealed secret,
which look and tone unwittingly betray.
ed IA gsss vi ~. .se.sy. 81
The last rays Of the departing sun
streamed upon the festive scene; the
brightest, perhaps, in the whole Of mer-
nv England, which is not now as it was
fhen. For England was then ''merrie
England" when the free and hardy
outlaws roamed through the depths Of
dark forests, when the barons regaled
their honest peasantry with staunch
old ale and good substantial beet; and
when the world 'boasted not another
such a race as were the hardy subjects
OfaQueen Bess." 2f2 g ',sa = ''i'
sA1foying horde Of G;psies were now
upon the green, a short distance from
the jewellers, throwing their tambo.
rines; ajingIing their silver bells, and
dancing and singing to the great an
noyancs sof those villagers who were
moi. engaged around the May-pole. y
AZ little apart from the rest, was a
Gipssy' woman apparently some TWEEN.
ltysightsM ttiYty years Of age, though u1glh
Y shgf nigh. have been younger. A short
] scarletN cloak, depending from hef,
shoulder. together with q bright purple
handkerchief, twisted carelessIy around
her head, gave. oher agrlsinggMlarllsy VI wild
and fantastic appearance She was q
verV handsome Woman,her dark though
clear complexion suiting well her bril-,
liant eyesaand raven hair. Her form
was stately, and therewas an express
sion OF pride on her still beautitul lip
She Held d silver Lutte, Of rare and ex'
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Tlrhpes lrps ] 'FtoDrsaken to the False ONE.

VI H~'tt's' -. ..,.
80. BY H. BAILEY. 49,
dare thee to forget me! =. 81.
Go wander where thou wilt ,, d.
! Thy hand upon the vessels helm,, =.
,naQron the sabre's hilt; 5ai st
Away! thou'rt free. DER land and sea; ~
10 60 rush to dangers brink! 3"
Butch, thou can'st not fly from thought: y
Thy curse shall be---To THINK! .t,s5,
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Remember me. remember all -5.,...... ~
Il, My long enduring love, af. $3.50.
aIhat link'd itself to per6dy. :; liss s.
Tho vulture and the Dove. 80 1~i
Remember in thy utmost need, p r, ...5
al never once did shrink, n -.. ra..
But ,clung to thee confdingly; ..,..
Thy curse shall be-To THINK ETY..
Then 60! THAT thought will render thee
- A bastard in the fight, ''
Thar thought when thou art tempest toss'd,
Il ra viii. fill thee with alright; @a '''" ell. 2
s4n some wild dungeon may'st thou lie, u
sfsa And, counting each cold link y s'-'-"
That binds thee to captivity, .,,AS,, a. '
d Thy curse shall be-To THINK! @.-
Go seek the merry banquet hall, .,. ar..
Where younger maidens bloom, ....
The thought Of ME shall make thee THERE
Endure deeper gloom,
Thar thought shall turn the festive cup
W To poison while you drink,
And while false smilss are on thy check,
Thy curse will be--ro THINK! '
Forget ME! false one, HOPE it not!
~, Where minstrels touch the string,
The memory of other days .s,... .......
Will gall thee while they sing; .....
The airs used to love. will make ....
Thy coward conscience shrink. ~.
Aye, every note will have its sting;
Thy curse will be--ro THINK!
Forget me! No, that shall not be!
DO Nlllhaunt thee in thy sleep sg7 ..a
eIn dreams thou'lt cling to Shiny rocks =
That oyerhang the deep; ,.4s.. I..s, &
Thou'lt shrek for aid! MY feeble arm
Shall hurl thee from the brink, .....
And when thou wak'st in wild dismay,
Thy curse will be-To THINK!
Il
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Select Gale.
ee! From the Wayne County Standard.
1a' THE SILV Err Lutte.
OR, THE GIPsEY SINGERS.

. q pY MISS MARIETTA v. FULLER.
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quislte workmanship, and the fingers
were taper and small, that wandered
among the chords, as she sung plain
tive melody, in low and touchinglv