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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

YT9 CAPITALl>TS.-For sale tn Kich; Tor Ash
Il STIFF eornEacrI known Bulls siea; Coal i'h SITTER
L = = eNeei7 - fcl-. il >shcS Without r1klrg
tas: agt with ba; lizzie ard !lbo has TIE
accommodation o rnapy no have used ;sf1 @a has been
exsrGSiFey introduced ilpy IL brll Se2- Lean
..-Aauise;o:f. $ South William sEt > stol~-s-5
Sasar As AID ,rss assortment S-Sles coGstS-
ban .r2ftf
SEIDLtfZ AND SODA FOWDEI5S-Of a sup-f.or
- quality rnazafletgreo from i- b>st materials sna
;he Eta.e> So .4ETaEtrd ~-sh-fot Ia- By
DAVID SANDS & co Ch-rnis;, lad APotEec,rsrs =
ENs; Broadway, corner Narks,-stssst ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

- PLATES TO DAGU ERRE0TFFE ARTISTS /
.ANATkl kS-Iu csnegueure OF r-fh'el complaints rom
ui failures Obtain :ire Portraits. from imgfiec;
the Plates. the uh>crber SECS leave - niofli KEN max
ne manufacturing Faies Of superior iuaiy 70 ans t1At
have hitherto 5esn Ihs+ Plais> have
been uitiy ~ and es;-l Sy several u the fns tAereed
gi ski Vp-fsoes tie Eied SAtts fotn
he as received cec-ps Ina, ey superior 10
pia ;Sst ( y-F l.ip I.at
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26
DRY GOODS.

ID DEMOVAL.-ATyVATER GOULD < co have reno
Ii from No l2l earsteet the buildings Wall
street, No. Il, Broadway
The sucrbers have in addition TO their former stock Of
recently imported Dry Goods extensive assortment OF Sta
ple Domestic Goods for sale the usual which
hey invite the special attention Of buyers this market
Also for cash. the styles OF Brown aud Bielched
Goods usually enumerated IN advertisements by exclusively
cash houses. ATWATER, GOULD * co. Wall-st.
q. Nj. ATWATER.)
w. u. GOULD, Jr
J. G. ATWATEK.
New-York. March Rtli 1876. m20 6w
PATTERSON SILK FACTORY. p. j.. manufactures
Tram Oranzne aud large sken Servings of the very best
quality, for fringe glmp aud coach lace makers
Servings in small skensbllck buS black, light dyes and
assorted as may ordered handsomely put up half and
quarter pound papers bundles of 10 skeins each or III cartons
or lOC0 sk-ns. SUI, customers.
Iicntlerncn plain fancy Craya of the styles
do rich white and prluted pocket lltndkeTcleis.
Sarsuets, &c for hat and cap Innings.
Silk Cloth of required widt-pain for printing o.
dyed for banners and flags
Waste ilk for cartns and spinning 49, .
The or sale aud orders for article the Sk line
soic,-dby m26 Sun J. :. SllAPlER i.S Malden lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

DOAKuING SCHOOL FuIt bUts.-J copOt,N.
ID Pfucpal-Neyy Canaan Seminary. Ct Numn-r 81 rn-
nils limited 10 Terms $50 year. scularS may
be obi,ir-d of Nl Gee. a-iry, 3e9 Prar'., Dmon ~
J!ivju-;on: W Habr,hayv Henry: ". Browning. 95
Llin lL Eui.u-si E-nnkLvn IS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

DsSOI lion u bUUNS. SiUNt.l &o -It- >uu-
ser'beT has In store and RECEIVING from The 1n9fsc
~ IL Ihis city, ssSartr-a, OF RiCH'S iHPROJ IN
P.iTENT S.iL-3N-iNDER SiEES. embracing gree,
ysty OF and Patterns hieh h 10 ~ dry asd
eou. 10 FIRE proof qualities and superior athe. scsics
,ny Other Saaulodrr Ssies made lhs city lnrd
Ss,e rersos wishing especially ared
81; aud scfUnixe the Workmanship. t..ey will No;
Soa,, hrsi,a,. mh:ch 20 buy. Fer ssle by
toNh - A. $ MARVIN, 1854 Water.r-ec
There were uope Of Eichs Ssfes in the Pi;tsbur IRE
b@ IserShsnts there trusting 70 cheap aTtee Hae in @
~. .s. ais IN
u tC;S-he hshss price pad III Cash io' every eeseE
II t,ou OF Domestic RaSs, hy -. w
,u CYRUS w FIELD. q burling-.llr Nsw-f oIs.
S51TS;5TI[ .: 7ZENrws Book hne aad sure fine Book
PHs far a., ,sl. by AZ c W, FIELD. 3 Brrnssp,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

y PU RSL EiNCE Of orte: of TIE Surrogate of Tie
Ccu1tT OF New ork. G5ie h-re5- giren 10 all PER
'2as hsfIn. claims ,g..nst JOHN J. CRAWFORD. late
OF The Cay Of Richmond Virginia dece.- 10 present
sane m hs vouchers thereof The suhsetiters tie Of
nee of josiah Il APplegzts No. Chambe,treet. IL tbs
Ity Of York before the twsny-rs: day OF Oc;o-
b-r nest-Dr;ed N-w-York The 70 day OF ipril Isi5
.ps.ws josN jos.a aaEaAMT9RP s91 Adil.,r.tO.,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

pOARDINt: SCHOOL FOR BOYS, At MIDDL L.TpWN,
- Copg-Ine whole nampeT Of Pi q tns >chool l' no
Scholars The year will be divided se-'ors ore OF
eighteen weeks commencing june ii, the other OF twenty
SIX week. from November let
Terms boa-d ution. washing, fucl and 5-hiS from
$50 s0 per Rnnra dinc To- The ace and ituIeS o. e
pupl. aysule in advance Of each sessi-n
1he regular Of nvtruc;ion viii nclr1s the tn-is
Casca and Mathematical lepa tr'rns. and ocn Muse
in reference Their physical intellectual aud moral education
cnn be obin a, bookstore oi Pratt Woodiod Co g.
" all street. New-Yurk: ~ from
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26
FOR THE NORTH.

d res y MORNING LINE AT 7 O'CLOCK,
sr-A- For Alusay, and T.oy aud ia'ermedi3t:
EsS %. - GofSsm Mi!ileaye %tw1 ok from Piefa
The foo; of BarclAy-stfyei o'clock VI every tuesdl
Thursday aud Saturday. heturius. Will leave TIoy az
o'clock \. NJ aud Albaay O'Clock y NJ every Moneay
Welaesday and Friday ,.,,...
+ B. Hall. at The Office the aAlf OF Of Base4y-s
Tie II s;slnSea' "a l,'f ,s Gsw OK
passage, apply the Office 100; OF Baeiay-stie~ or on
%6TlCf-An Goods. rreisht. Bsssase Bark Rills Sfp-
eis or any other kind OF Proty ahca SHIPPED or pi "a
board Boat be the EiSk O. the owners Of sGeh
Goods Frrichi. Baesacs &c ~
r6; 5HolLSx Gtbix3 ifs Ssiz SIA&S9AIS aaJ55 3yss5
Ssssss. sd1Tsig3s5 p,t,ci3l: ofi@ss ? ! II i
ton viii raye Monday. "Wednesday aat FRIDAY Ereninss
al s,eamSS ROCHESTER Caa, R c. CTu;ea4sn, VIII
leave oG Tuesday Thursd-y and Saturday Nsr!ass, At
.4t Fire O'Clock p II Llndiag at IntTn.ediatt
Places from foot OF BqraGy-st
Steamboat CO. CNlBIA. Cart Wa Il feek will lvsvs
oa Monday W-dnesd&y Friday and Sunday Afternoons &
!Saneoa, SOUTH AllEE!cA cart y 4 15as,dsil D
y e''N'' Frri,a. trisr 6. jto,lera'e Rates.
All gvrsons arr forbid ,Tustia: ay Of the Boats Of ihs
fsensrrs iasiac either OF aes viii arrive IN l
hay simple TINE iGJ ire Moin,as lrl OF aTS i9f ie
furnished with a5 and eesaai >-'e Rooms and fer speed
and accommodations .re anr'allel Or ise HnGsoa.
shsi., sG5 asif-5 4; IT, ofe. = tit WIZ,
= rsr-= ANGw.Y oRE, ALBANY AND TROY
saJ,st-''hr >:esnlboa' EiPI!sE, CaFi 4 B Vac vii
lew Tie foot C5urtlszi:ee; every Noatay, Wednesday
Pr> by the apove Boa; viii aIEirs AltsHy ed Troy
IN aup.e time ;aSe the as goi1s KS; OF " est
Fright taken Al reduced rites
x FOR fSS>ace o. irS ai siQiS Oh uoA'' OF " =
Afihe INC ~ - W W.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26
SCHOOLS.
.nf -TnA Uh-

CREAM HILL AGRICULTURE ~ - no. - ne Iig III
y <cTfe- are about U o,eu t=r school on the team II
Farm Where hsy vii taks few more puriiI =. tse oaneh
Of Scientific and frhcfi>ai ArHeu'u, roi
the Circular this ollce. :; - IN -
a53i' i 'I'I--irr 'Trcx
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

HUDSON ACADE.A!I AND EQAEDlNtrSCH CHOOL-
Of city Of Eiltoa S;Gdeu,s herein i:,sd for 9e
the ?-eccs business Of lie. Nr FORD. well known
eic.-u; teacher charge OF The Institution and youth
pscrd here and-- his constant arri.ion DaIiy isrs
e1--c.> o5eIv and Attendance Church tn- Stn
bath required Ch,Tges Isr anaum, tlnciufing tuition
board washing feel .h.s, books and Satiou-ry-l 81
Effrences-Rey. Geo x Fisher rs tr-eGe-sr!set. Rev
Nicholas Aiarseius D. D. IS Hammond street. Rev sac
Ferris Gi J.. Broadway. Dr. Geo II. Cook So Broad
= ,ey Fsr 49, r.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

CR0CKERY WARE.
CROCKERY, &c.
e p. DEWEY,
importer aud Dealer in French and Engli,h
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
I9T Water street (oppose U. s Hotel,)
New York.
Would inform his aud the public. that having been
making large additions TO his establishment, he has now 10
offer them the extensive and complete assortment OF
Goods in his line, before opened Ia tis country hcun
Stone Ware, Looking Glasses,
Clocks, Solar, Astral and Hall Lamps,
Grandoles, &c. &c. &c.
All of which will be sold on favorable those OF
any similar eslablishment in II, lnl,ed States 2Bi
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

This Agency which originally commenced ey ti'
in I3 Presents TO the -nterrisiug portion I
M. business community complete system, BY winch me
yegHs o9 procuring the custom ef hs country TO ain9t any
.y,emt in manner couvcnisut and saSacioryty ne
who is duly authorized aud empowered By the rrornsirs 9
the several papers represent them 10 tne 9' Ds
- = = =,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26
ArsrRx, October l, laSs.
HEALTH AND StkENGjtI
N

HEALTH AND = thE VI ! II
DR. = O. Richardson's sherry W Inc Bittcrs
: In, ONLY remedy for Dyspepsia and J2undlcs tl
has ever been dcovsed-and their general use ieT 81
Medical Faculty the afflicted that tey possess
ondrriu merit
THEY GIVE LIFE ELASTICITY AND vIGoR
=, the vscrr, promote the p-.tac action, cL-snse me
stomach and bowel. from unheahy ceumusi'ns aud Iur
Is And sny.g ih blood the most thoToah and eHectu
The are the mos, certain remedy for al! thoe prevalent
Diseases called Dpsp.pSis, JaundIce. Liver Comp nta
Heartburn DzzneS5 Headache sndeTng or Settled ians
sinking Fs:ntne,s Sour stomach. Loss OF Apl-ut Weak
mess of the Limbs Nervous Debility, CosilTene.' f' snd
all Diseases caused by unhealthy state oi the stomach Aho
They are the unriralled and efc'ciou. compound ofa
I-gY- rpGCLAE PHYSICIAN -~s
and Graduate Of the
SEw.nlNrsHIRE MEDICAL COLLEGE,
who h,s made III. study of Ai.dcinc his pro ',ion
Being composed entirely oi vegetables they are o sucn
nature ths, they be taken for length oil Time oy n'
lids fany age without nJ1rng the system ore'posn$ IL %
Sold b. the Agents, A d & D. Sands. Druggists No q
Fulton street 273 Broadway II East Broadway Free %
- Az I'M
nYSPEPSIA. OR Blue pEVILS.-A sne, 'geeIy aof
~ ell ciun tiOe that are Inflicted "th tlS o
mi. and Torment disorder of the digestive Will be-
found IN TURNER'S DYSPEPSI REMEDY. Ihs Ker
e,ly has been successfully private pncce by rays
san OF efnence year5 and has never failed m snse IN
"d wholesale ard re,n for the proprle,or ut E. w oW
EMS &51 Bowc-T. Bnnd't Price ~ per b0- AZ IN
LEECHt.s, LEECHESi ll.ECHES!
SWEDlSH LEECHES OF the best Gpality aud SIZE CON
psllntly hand and iOf sale moderate prices m aGy
qu1nii,r 10 SUIT purchasers. q. y. \ u W T.,
s23 mDSuW- lInpourtsof L-tehrs % lohn.,t y :.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

RLCE MEDiUM.-lSo Rean, suitable for Drusgi,,s and
~ oth=ft Sor sale by G. w. FIELD Barring dip az
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26
SIGNFD BT
PAUL. B. GODDARD. NJ D.
JOSEPH E PARKER, Gad

Me,sr, W 4 = iSNf;ENHE!M, Operators. piiaI.
IIICH / ,WiiiPPLE. do B,s,ol.
AGESTS-Ne>sr. w < : i-s1-ente =. t1vchAf.se and
" i7-l {; asan. % %hesuCtstree-. Philaeipe, aad Se.
Ltch x Whppl=. p Washington st:s-t. HlStGu -
None -e1cF F1e Caiess stamped .-E Wit Z I2Sef n
manufactured and >O,i wtse~s'e an6 .eiail. ~
si2y EDWARD WHITE. Ii5 B.ustSay. y York
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

CLA-SICAI. AND --NGLl-tf SCHOOL, hs Pinto
y logical Insti:uie No 81 Efid-e 81. oh.rd Cornell.
Prnc9al-tarlshed 1885, Bona; eay s..r OF aa'inee-
meat Ia Classical SuGes vel hose ab1ai 70 5e-n
enter hi school and BE- prepared under tn % III.
enced -cient who has charge Of Lax te2r;'
-ut 90 enter anv COLLEGE. Due attention also gwen %
English Literature and hs branches = NaihclltcS
and Physic-l Science r. French and oa-c El3srn Ian
-ua-e. tushf Charses cr Tuition from 70 $ doT FeE
rrn (2 Ks eccordin: - ard stuics u tfs
pils Books c furnished without =; sens and
no F,rre Chsr-s * rn.d- aig 1wecd'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

rI-HE \ORTUNIPIOS ASSOCIATION. Or EDI-
i CtTION AND I$DJ,TIs ~ fav- aFpro'rtltst = tsne-
n-rt for The aerara-nodzt!oa al fifteen or twslty board
1roiIs n, b. r.-rt- ofa family under the q
the Director Of ktnc4en hs WI ed oh- lsAelss WI!
eater into classes for study and wrk aEc oe suJec
lie general re-ul,iioIs Puf,' are ae;o- 81
the Association The Of the family excludes Ineat
T-rm, for Boa.d aad Tuition Sol half Fayabs n
sGvlsce. D. MAJ Director oil f-csestI,l-
Liberty advocate., 1845-06-28

success Of thus biIll ME- Thompson, nj
tor Defeating Y md after their ihteal {,
PROSTATE hlm, may we'll be supposed tt
DO the last man hey would wish to se,
receive 80 high an appointment. An,
Mr. Walker after iScommending an ap
poInlment, for apparently no other rea.
son than ihul his iavorilo was not tho up
polnIoe, and that it was giyon 10 an onpo
nenl of this bill, has The uudec,ty 10 pock
ct the commission, and say not word Ell
ther 10 Mr.. Thompson or Gov. Brown
Can II be possible that Mr. Walker has az
interest in these Indian claims and tha,
the foul corruption OF o.nmon has been
at the bottom Of this extraordinary busi.
ness?
We have done our duty. Whether in
high or low, we will expose rascahIy or
corruption in office whenever we observe
1t. The true interests Of democracy de-.
mand that we should purge our official
stations of every unworthy incumbent.--
will cut Mr.. Walker off at once
from her confidence, unless he explains
these dark suspicious resting on his con-
duct"
Liberty advocate., 1845-06-28

powers OF each, and that fsctory labor,
where such characters arc tho agents,
will ~ tho developoment of mind and
he support Of virtue, morality and hap.
piness,
Miss MARriNEAu states The question in
a few lorc.ble words There is nothing
Of good IN ihe American factory system
which nuNnot bo emulated elsewhere.
equallealelzswherc. schea The people en-
pioyed are SO educated as 10 hare fhe com.
aiand ofthsmseiues and Of their loi nhfe,
wh'ch Is dticays and every ,chere CONTROL.
LID BY MIND, far more than By outvIrd
circumstances.
Liberty advocate., 1845-06-28
From the Ncksburg Wig.

y. WALKER, SEC. OF THE TREASURY
he late act Of this gentleman, in with
holdlng the appointment Of Mr.. Thomp
nn as Senator, and thus thwarting the
soKeregn will of the people of the S,ate
otM,ssssippi, expressed through thelI
cons,ltuted agent, Gov. Brown, is so fla
gEnnt an outrage upon public justice, thai
y mas aroused degree Of excitement thai
must conslgn the perpetratorto the infa.
nv he SO richly merits. Having alluded
mthe facts heretofore, we will briefly re.
carliulate them:" Mr.. Walker, some time
Y The month OF February, became saiis6
"a That upon the organization of the new
ADMINISTRATION, he would be chosen a
member of the Cabinet, sen; his resigna-
nQn as Senator in Congress to Governor
nfo~n, TO take effect upon the 4lh ol
@Nrch, This resignation was sent by a
ia messenger, (Dr. Tale) and il il
sN'q his letter requested Gov. B. to ap
non ! personal friend OF his (Mr. W's.)
,N2p IN Washington city, TO the place thus
fN.h'ed. Gov. B., for reasons best known
'msell' refused to make the appoint.
p desired by Mr.. W., and appointed
@1 Thompson, then representative ia
pagress, and despatched the appoint.
as2i and commission under cover TO Mr..
Nikeri the appointment was received by
Af Walker on the 9Th Of March, and 10
psesn OF delivering the commission as
lsNuested, TO Mr.. Thompson, (who re-
assned IN Washington until the IS tn OF
sskch,l he quietly vacates the office OF
rsnator and wilhholds the appointment
MACE by Gov. Brown. The insult thus
eaeEed to The State of Mississippi by one
no'alng so high an Office as AIR. w. holds
uaesr President Polk, has no parallel,
.A Exhibits degree OF moral aud po
lH'cal turpitude that we were not prepar-
g see even K bert ]. Walker exhibit.
20 not know that the State OF Missis.
h or the nation al large, was serious
lisln red or prejudiced, 10 con sequence
w vacancy moi having been filled in
w by Mr.. Thompson; upon this
we are at ease, but the bold and
Rg precedent sci by Mr. Walker, OF
sAs ~ ramPlng under foot the broad seal
State, and setting at naught its au-
Liberty advocate., 1845-06-28
COLUMBIA's FREEDOM.
BY THE BosToN BARD.

When freedom, midst the battle storm,
Her weary head reclned,
around her fair, majestic form,
Vi Oppression fain had twined;
Amidst the din beneath the cloud,
Great Washington appeared;
With daring hand, rolled back the shroud
And thus the sufferer cheercd:
4 SPurn, spurn despair! be great be Tree
With giant strength arise!
Stretch, stretch thy pinions, liberty,
Thy flag plant in the skies!
Glolhe, clothe thy in glory's robe,
Let stars Thy banner gem!
Rule, rule the sea-possess the globe
Wear victory's diadem.
90 tell the world a world is born,
Another orb gives light,
Another sun ilIumines the morn,
Another star the night.
Be just-be brave-and let thy name,
Hence(orth Columbia bc,
Wear, wear the oaken wreath Of fame,
! The wreath OF liberty"
He said, and Io the stars Of night
Forth to her banner few,
And morn, with pencil diptin light,
The bushes in it drew:
Celumbia's chieflan seized the prize,
Il AT gorious|y unfurled
Scared with il to his native skies,
and waved it DER the world!
Liberty advocate., 1845-06-28

Arr OF FLoATING.--Presence Of mind
is more necessary, in case of accident on
The water, than knowledge Of swim
ming. Any person who will retain his
self possession, claspthe hands behind the
back and turn the face toward The zenith.
may float al ease and ia perfect safely in
tolerablc sill water --aye, and sleep there,
no matter how long. Il not knowing
how to swim you would escape drowning,
when you find yourself ia deep water,
you have only 10 consider yourself an
empty pitche Ie, your mouth and nose
moi the top par. Of your heavy head
be the highest part Of you, and you are
safe; but thrust up one Of your bony
hands, and down you go-turnlng up the
handle tips oyer The pitcher. Having had
the happiness 10 preyen. one or two
drownlngs by this simple instruction, says
an exchange, we publish it for the bene-
fit of all who either love squatic sports,
or dread th EN-.
Liberty advocate., 1845-06-28
THE LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
isrpnLisnKp EynRy SATURDAY M
A. ". ropsYTmr 4 WIN. n. ADAMS.

A. ". FopsrTHE a. WM' "a. ADAMS
gEENs.-.lhfce Dollars u paid h advance
or Five Dollars NJ the end of the year.
AuyrarlsrMrNrs Inserted at One Dollar pei
square, lten lines or lcss) for the frat insertion
and Fifty Conta a square for each continuance
All advertisements not marked with tho number
Of ,nsortons, will bo published I'LL forbid and
charged accordingly, Payment TO be made when
the advertisement is left for insertion, or on de-
mand
Announcing candidates for State, District OF
County offices, ten dollars each, payable in ad
vance
Professional cards. Of either the legal or medi
cal professions merchants, mechanics, or others,
not exceeding ten lines will be inserted one year
4 for fifteen dollars
Mechanics merchants and others, advertising
n Aby the year, will be allowed the space Of sixty
lines. renewable at pleasure for twenty dollars.
IN Articles Of personal nature, whenever ad
mt,ed, will be charged at the rate of Two Dol
Mars for every ten lines, for each insertion, and
bayment required in advance
Liberty advocate., 1845-06-28

When certain worthy laird had his
head taken off in the Scotch troubles, his
housekeeper in tone of commiseration
remarked, " 1t was ma great thing of a
head to be sure, but it was sair loss to
him"
Liberty advocate., 1845-06-28

A negro's idea OF love, as given BY
Pelham, one Of The Ethiopian serenaders;
'Ah niger! | felt as il war up in the
clouds between two hot buckwheat cakes,
and all de leotIo angels were pourin'
down 'lasses on mo-"
Liberty advocate., 1845-06-28
THE FREED BIRD

Among the superstitions Of the Sene-
cas-, Is one which, for its singular beauty.
already well known. When a maiden
dies, they imprison a young bird until i,
first begins to try its powers Of song, and
aiding il with kisses and caresses. thew
loose It's bonds over he grave, in the be.
lief that it will not fold its wing or
close its eye, until it has flown TO the
spirit land, and delivered its precious bur-
den OF affection TO the loved and lost.
1t is not unIrequent says the Indian his
tory, " 10 see twenty or thirty bids loo
sencd at once over one grave"
We find the beautiful stanzas, founded
on this legend, in an exchange paper. It
is true poatry, and for such we have al
ways a welcome, and a corner.--N. Y.
EHpress.
Liberty advocate., 1845-06-28

Speed away! speed on The errand oflight!
There's young heart awaiting thy com
ing tonight,
She will fondle thee close, she will ask
for the loved
Who pine upon earth since the "Day-
Star" has royed.
She will ask il we miss her, so long is her
stay,
Speed away! speed away!
Wilt thou tell her, bright songster, the old
chief is alone,
| That he sits, all the dav hv his cheerless
Hearth stone,
That his tomahawk lies, all unno,ed the
while,
And his thin lips wreathe ever in one
sunless smile,
That the old chieltan mourns her, and
why will he stay?
Speed away! speed away!
And oh! wilt thou tell her, bIest bird on
the wing,
That her mother hath never song to sing
That she standeth alone in the still, quiet
night,
And her fond heart goes forth for tho be-
ing oflight
Who had slept in her bosom, but who
would not say
Speed away! speed away
Go, bird Of the silver wing fetterless now,
Stoop not thy bright pinon on yon noun
talns brow,
Buthie the away, DER rock, river and glen,
And find our young Day Star' ere night
close again;
Up!onward!let nothing thy mission delay,
Speed away! speed away!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

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Greenfield. Saratoga co y Y
Mr. C. J. kosc,clt---Ucar SIr...l, n.,, If
lie utPcs NE 10 make thus rnuu io uIt..,
some Of Your medicine. ~ brJoc at VA
Ctrc mc. viii give q sidlcucu, of my ,t.,.
About -four or Ave months AGO | WIS ...,.
with bad cold, and was very hpat>, lu.,..,.
sequence Of worhiug Ia water While bu.,..,
and saw mill, | lcprg mcchau,l aI! 49,.
under sic doctors care about four weeks.
and got 10 be able to waik about. and trcd
10 do = lIllle work, which brought on a s.i,lt
bleeding OF the lungs. ! returned home l.,.
plrlicd and sick. The next Wine sll..
Toy The tire, a blood Vessel burst m my Iun..,
and commenced bleeding ,ey fast, The
doctor happened 10 lie near, and he dora
HNety 'hing IN his power 10 stop Nr
bleeding, and finally succeeded after iur,s.,
rear quart from nv lungs, and more li.m
the arm. But this did not last but lCw huur,
myIunps were 80 spas lie the doctor cnuh
not control them,and inr five days aud r,g'',
continued ~ bleed, until there vas no i.u.l
to run, when It ceased 1t len me So wcah !
could scarcely breath or str / hy or 4
iong time IN one position, until nay lu..-
healed, and began 10 gam a llle tucir'..
Bat about luur weeks ago relapse came ou
and hcd again ut tie lungs, and continued
10 cough and raise laI.c Guanl,Iics Of l.Du.
DIV matter every day. aud was rarid,y na>'c..
ing 10 the grave Ny fucuds and rc.ghlu,
had given up all hopes and told me that mus,
die. My physician could rlvo me no Gu
enlargement, except that the lungs were ru'
yet liberated aud all hopes Of recovery zone.
until ono Of your pamphlets werc fi,cn ne
describing Dr. Ltrl ur's Extract Of IuupNu,i.
Ny nclghJols obtained a borio, for nc as =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19
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WOOL iniom tie inhabitants Of This
W lawn. and tive community IN general
hat he hAsteeeiycd tue spuug Ani sumtnt Q
FASHIONS ioI lsi5. duccuy tom New Nork
And having the best ui wuikmru. io IS no"
orrparcd to execute ~ VA the greatest posi-
n.r dtSraith all kinds " garments ln lns line,
Ia the mos, fashionable aud dufsblc style,
anIascueap It no, cheaper than any other
esisbhshmcai ~ he county Having had
some 20 ,cats' experience IN the bu' mess,
hc has sccn ,bc ,mpossiO,iiy Of making jour
t,tIrrs ot women, snd therefore his work -
done by men. solely, and wsttanied to lit
Cuuitg ct others 10 make. done ~ usual. at
A., liberal discount. at his old Stand over Jas.
Barrru's store one door north Of the ffsnk.
In IInttl
J. +. h tender, his sincere thanks In his
nations tor thet literal support, tie pas,
year. md earnestly spliriis ihcir patronage
for the future. and more particularly soiic's
WHIT hu,e change ,acfe may be Of uVefonc
wears standing.
Ru,llud. April, lslj
\. II. For the Information ui the lem
p,rancc community. ! will state, ihc uade
vIll be conducted on Temperance principles
IN all respects, Tor one ycarltom date.
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