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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

~ Notice.-The Rev. THOMAS WILKES who has
been % years member OF the Baptist Church and IA years
Clergyman Of that ienomn having embraced the
doctrines OF the New Jerusalem Church taught by En-
Swedenborg will deliver public Address Sabbath
Evening In The New York Society Library Building,
Broadway and Leonads in which be Will preach some OF
his reasons for renouncin his former faith and embracing
that OF the New Church Services commence at o'clock
Seats free Should the weather be stormy, the Address
will be postponed. n2s 81
Il Lecture in 81 Peters Church. Barclay st-A Lee
ture will be delivered IN ST. Peters Church. Barclayst
Sunday evening" November S0ih ls+5 by the very Rev Dr.
Power Subjec,-Are the Holy Scriptures the sole rule Of
faith and Judge OF controversy!
The doors OF the Church will be opened att O'Clock. The
Lecture will I'll O'clock. Tickets Twenty-Five
Gents. Ell 81
sy- The Annual Meeting of the Femsc Department
of Prison Association viii be held at No 60 Twettst
Saturday. 29lh L. o'clock, which time Off
GERS fer Inc ensuing year Will he elected.
Subscribers are requested 70 attend nj st
II DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor.-Dr. Car
roll Co. Agents for the sale OF The genuine article
Murayst- MO d:is'
~ TOo,fac he cured in less than FIVE minutes with
n26 6tis DR.. CARROLL L co Maray.st.
u Roman Eye Balsam-A certain cure for Weak
or Sore Eyes. Sold bv
ne 6iis DR.. CARROLL co. Murray-st.
" Window Shade Depot, No. Spruce-st.-
20O Var always hand. Persons about furnishing their
houses VIII al eas; 100 per cent by calling the De-
pot bARTol Dr.. MAuNY.
NBCord Brosse and Tasse!s in lots TO sui! manufac
urerb' prices mis- lsl
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y
p steamer Britnnnia.-o Sunday, the Soth ms.
there will be Special Express from this Office TO Boston
via Long Island Railroad with The letters tor the steamer
Britannia which ,rill leave Boston Monday Dec
This Office viii be open from A. ii. until J. P NJ on
Sunday S0h inst which tine The mail for The steamer
will close The mail Saturday, 9th inst oy steamboat,
Will close n, halfpastS
Postage all letters must be prepaid TO Boston Letters
oil half ounce u"de cents each additional hat ounce
cents. Ln27 81 ROST. II. MORhls, + VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

To THE PUBLIC As many ladies' and gentlemen have
their entirely destroyed by the use OF vile and
spurious imitation OF the Tncopherous this is 10 put Inc
public OF their guard against such imposition Barrys
original advertisements copied and used TO give color
TO the deception The original and genuine is secured by
letters patent which only prepared by A. c. Barry Artist
In Hair lag Roadway MI Sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

cTOVEs.-sHEPARD CO. having enlarged and
hob for wood and coal now Offer their friends and
toners upequaled variety OF eeonomlen ana Se Pr
PM Ha Church md oce stoves al sizes and The most
ed and beautiful patterns A these have been wen tes
ed II would be almost useless 70 ssy uaa' lucy o ~ WV
hesns RlyspsEniroRs for parors Of any size
the most TASTEFUL clearly and economea pafof so'o e'oI
Morris PATENT shee: Cyhndhc Stove, for halls
or rooms the cheapest powerful beeonS so'e e'e' pro
statue tabular and plain for balls and rooms, very
Ornamental and I on md s~o boiler Soyes
frsnkns Of several sizes for Liverpool Aptrsce OF WOOD
Box SIX for sds es1
for heating purposes than we have ever offered TO which
we specially call Toe attention OF our Southern and western
COOK SrovEs-Dr. MOTIFS celebrated wood Cook Stoves,
with ovens roasting and baking better than any Stove
in nae The roasting baking does interfere With
broilng boiling and Trying almost universally The case
These especially adapted 10 The Southern market beng
easily managed having no nues nhoie 70 % reo WIZ asne
being strong and durable.
SIX sizes four boiler premium Cook Stoves Of the most
approved Pae for burning either Woea Or ss SSs ys
ings Cyinde. Brick British Lust.e (geuuine Fire Cemen
Stove ornaments Railing, Malebe ornaments en i1Sa
szes) Russia and English Hods Scoops, Rnssa and EIs
Tsh Pipe Tin Tubes for dooro and pertons hSstss .o
aoors Doorknobs Hooks and Hinges Stove Feet &c ,os
fine boiled soapsone Charcoal and Anthracite BY no SS
N. B-Competen, werkmen always furnishes s1 Al.o,
notice TO repair and POI up Stoves IN ss' rae ie
so fsr PESTS sT5S sisSsS sRd
nATLROAD IRON.-The MOntour i t9 ~, he heavy
vie Pa is prepared exeeuIe ofasa HI Country or In
Rail Bars OF any pattern now IN e,s point quality APP
Gur 81 an0 MURDOCH S So m
NO lsa -, :. u ITCH EKs-A new supply OF The
RKITANNiA. P,ieheTs just received from our nana
factory, for sale by BoAaDMAN HART: Bo-tns-ce:
NJ = FTG IKON.-ls0 tOn' Leiash Crane NO
IL Pig IrOn-s EEsS I ma ATwArER CO. - Fulton
M IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
NEW .eIed for The Southern and Eastern markets 10
ssiyes quarters eighths and boxes; also IN wH'e
muslin oass VI " @1 CROMWELL 6 BIRDSALL,
rzlos.s. successors 70 Holt Owen, ~ Er0nsst
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A,n.xv Semi 9,h ,45.

IT. BARRY's TRIcoPHgRous.-The public cautioned
against an article advertised under the of Trcophe
rous counterfeit and gross imposition, as the fol-
In rnpl will shOW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28
The GOLDEN RULE.

HE GOLDEN hCLG.
THIS POPULAR WEEKLY, devoted TO Odd Fellow
snip and choice Literature, is attaining high rank IN
the Order throughout the country nod rapidly hnding us
way 10 the and hresdes OF thousands OF worthy
Brothers Every OF the Order who wishes TO keep
the links bright, cannot do wsont The Golden Rule.
CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY nov. 20
l. The Sesfches OF the Sewers-a Tale of Modern Lon
don, underground. .
IL Boarding French Msnot.war-a thrilling sketch OF
Naval Combat
nj The Fast Duel or the Man who Fired too ouick-an
amus sing sfsr
" frightened at Gong-very aughable; Earthquake;
Scraps Eun together with Interesting items from foreign
pspers-Nar iates, Sc. &c.
ODD FELLOWSHIP DEPARTMENT
" Superiority OF the Organization OF ODD telowism
over that OF all other Institutions OF Reeby the Edior
Celebration at Fshk landing Proceedings Of the Grand
Lodge of n " Letter from Philadelphia, with interesting
intelligence News from The Lodges and great variety OF
matter valuable 10 Odd Fellows
" volume commences IN December Names
should be handed in Immediately. Otice "a Ann-st
lt- E. WINCHESTER, Publisher
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AnsIlon Salss.

AniIloH Salss.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, ASe'iSneer o.
I'D 204 Brosdway.-Liberal cash advances usde on con-
'kV ON WEpNESDHY & THURSDAY EVENINGS,
December 10Th and ilth
EXTENSIVE SALE OF New Booxs-A large and vaua
Bile collection of books, generally in quantltes-conssung
OF library books school and classical books ANNALS for
1916 and other years extensive variety OF juvenile aud
and Oxford bibles and teslsenis in hne bindings uu-H
tsd works, blank books, Nc
A. c. FUTILE. Aucdoneer
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY .IJACOo =;
IL PLATT will sell This Day, at 10 o'clock, at NO -
PlatsL general assortment Of Hardware consisting OF
butts, cofeemis brass and iron candesucSs panoeks'
shoe thread brass balances yards knob locks sockc
chises casors curtain pins, fire irons and sets
Also American pocket books
Also, 500 bundles violin strings. lst, I'd and Sd
Also, All invoice Of horn buttons.
Also, large lot Of German toys and fancy COCOA
Catalogues are now ready II
"a 4; dTpLoW Aq nGmSx,r,rpp
IL Removed TO Mr.. Frosts Warsrooms No ~ Brood
way, for convenience Of sale-E. Il. LUDLOW GU.
will sell on Saturday, Nov - a. 10 O'CLOCK Is ABOVE ue
Rich silk and danask curtains French bedsteads pailts-
sea aud rosewood Chckerng pianoorte, TWO
large library book cases. French wardrobes French
chairs Egyptian and white marble cenetables two cab
rocking CHAIRS OF extension tables
tsbl- de mutt French stands, &C. o,coths sud mating
,,. nn.,;onaers 81 Wa.t NIX PITS
~ CUl.VON ~ GO. Auction and Commission met'
chants Nos lis Fulton and ~ Ann streeI-LD'
era advances made on consgnnenu and prompt returns
made
DY JAAIES NJ. MILLER-
ID TUESDAY Dec 2
At IOt o'clock at the store No. LibertysL
Doors SHOES AND BRoGAss-l00O Boots shoes ano
Bropsns consisting every varieysuable for Southern,
Western and Northern trade. Sale positive.
THURSDAY, Dec llth, 1915,
Al iOi O'Clock at the OF Gilman, Small Co. Nos
and Ferry-sL
SOLE LEATHER-5OOO sides OF sole leather, with other
articles In the line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28
y Mercantile Library As.ocinr,on Clinton

Hsl-Profsssor Muligan Will deliver course OF len Lee
lures on subject OF Commercial Revuisious before ,he
Mercantile Library Association. Friday evening OF each
week
.rre and Commercial Revuso1s ~ the Uuit-d States, ID
rnee the influence Of Rev1lsons the community
TO investigate their and suggest means OF pre-
venting or Of mitigating these calamiIie IN future Tue
first Lecture OF the VIII be deli cred Friday even
ING next 2sth inst al u o'clock Tickets the s.
10 be procured of the Librarian OF the Mercantile Library
Association Single tickets . cents Tickets free 10 men-
hers OF the Association Abundance is the Introductory
Lecture free n2i eodStis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

THE LADY WITH THE yellow FAcE.-Beware! beware:
skf Use laa. beautiful vegetable preparation the Jones
Spanish Lily Wte will give your skin natural e-ke
wilderness, and improve your skin. sold only ~ o. Chat
har,-., arl a2l Broadway MO 2teoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

o. THE TosMENrINC Pains or RHEuMATlsm.-Cnsh-
mans Rheumatic Remedy, Pain Cutting Embrocation-
An invaluable and seldom falling remedy for rheumatism
and pains il the bones govt colt pain liz the on In
neck !ubsgo &c Sold the sign Of the American Eagle
go Chalham-sL n. Y. r-o Acod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28
Am IMPORTANT WORK
lust PURLISRED-PRICE 30 CENTS.

Obstinate, IlyeIerate, aud Habua
CONSTIPATION (Costiyeness, mot only totally over
- come but also completely destroyed without using
either Purgaves Injections or Baths, by Natural Sim
pe Agreeable and iDiaibs Means recently discovered
In france followed by Certificates from cee.
bs,eG Physicians and by atesaons from other peons OF
distinction.
This Work in Eugi.h, Is printed in Paris published at
the National Depot of WARToN, Of Paris No. ~ Maiden
lane N.yYork, sold by ali Booksellers and Medicine
Dealers In the United Statespce so Cts ns 2awl mss& W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

:, Ases HSS 2 yy..b rsilnrny and Geu,lemen's
n Gnar, Enrnishing Establishment 1877 Broadway, nres
doors below hs franklin House, choice assortment Of
dress articles for gendemens wear, comprising tne
desirable assortment Of scas and entire
new stye Of nuers Indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Aso full assortment ofover-coa coaks and sacks con-
santy nand manufactured by the best worAeh In inc
civ and aold 81 reduced pnces. 70
i-tf J. e. BOOEft q w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

DrpoT No S Cortland 1t. under the National Hotel
Iohnson,s WaInuts Oil Shaving Soap. Do superior
Almond Soap Do Toilette Soap All very hsny CT Pe1
e O. fnT Rarbers Storekeepers Families, &c. Sold by
'D'''' C. VAN scHooNHoVEN, No. cortiand-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

THE GREAT GERMAN ROMANCE!
TBNHE BASTARD, the Brothers. Revenge, by Spnder,
is the most magnificent ork OF fiction OF the present
day. full of exciting and romantic incident and Thrilling de-
scripton Indeed is work fascinating, that Is I'M
possible to leave its perusal when once begun.
In two paris, price Is cents each Part l. now ready
ree s,;Ss "a AnI-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28
MARINE JOURNAL.

From Quarantine ships vcksburg and Hlah, both for
New Orleans; brig Linden, Charleston Wind NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28
Drp Soo0s.

BLACK VELVET RIBBONS.
A FULL ASSORTMENT of all widths this day opened
CLARK, soUTHwoRTH & TtLDEN,
poo 1wis- IS f;edar.sL
NELVET RIBBONS OF various coors ard Widths
for sale by GEO II. WILLIAMS,
o2i m. - Excn-rg"-p'Fce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

TT Is ANY THING CAN BEsrouND equal TO the Balm OF
Columbia the hair keep free fro dandui with
beautiful be .ihy lusre which dust Will not sdhere, a.
the sans ,,ne making magnificent curs we VIII give
things inferior useless and every one s respectfully re-
quested this Balm OF Columbia always al the
Pleasure and satisfaction is guaranteed 10 the user Inc
Only genuine 81 Cor,!and-st Aad al no other
place. Remember this always Al the same place only can
the East India flair Dye be had and warranted 10 color
as haiI perfect 2sIs black and n9' Ae skin. mo- Ssea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

CUT NAILS-l,O0O casks. fairly assorted, feohsJ's
u uis manufacture, for sale 6y IN
n1,.v Conner Cedar and fSre~n vfrh-sfre~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

FLoR1DA-The St. Augustine Herald ofthe 18th
has The following:
I'VE understand that Capt Sprague meets the Chiefs
Billy Bowlegs and Sam Jones at Charottes Harbor, on
7,h proxno by appointment, in reference to their pre-
situation and emigration to the country assigned the
Seminolcs il the " est.
This the first time that Sam has consented 10 meet
us the basis of removal and ardeny wish that he
may yield TO peaceable influences"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

~. TO LET, OR FOR SALE-A D~elbuRhou.e
E corner OF Irving-place and lG.L The house IL bulk
A modern style, three slories high above ne ease
~ yood tenant n viii b. let al modern Possession
given Immediately. Apply to w. e z. DhsiIDS,
Is irving place, corner OF l5h-ss
Al,o tbe House adjoining on Irving place and tbs
adjoining on l6lst FOR sale Apply as nooye M lwisr
IyOAiI delivering the very best Peach orlhnrd
NRed ASH Coal veil scIesned from The YARD al ths 10Y
lowing prices Hu Stove mixed IS 50 large Sloye
Egg or Broken Sc per The public may rely On get
s The vrrs best Coal the above rates and wi be WIZ
r.nied NOT Il, cnker Yard OF King and Green
wich.st PETER CLINTON n1S I'm
TEO. ii. WILLIAMS, "a Exchange. plsce, has
VI coiored sa,ins and sarn Ribbons Veiye, keoSn,,
black and colors Of various wdths; drab, nnzarDe blue
and other Velvets Cashmeres Reps, hne Ginghsrs ana
olher goods; Laces, Canorc, embroidered oos
and Ch-,nise,,es aud musn trimmings; green 6arege'
so"us io' A"'" ~ MI eodisf
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a HINT TO ThE LADIES.

Meidens-old, young, dark, fair and dinpled,
With faces rough, chapp'd, tann'd and pimpled;
With uecks rePuls7e, yellow, dark and brown,
Sunburnt in country village, or n town.
Ladies, to you spesk-Nsiure's fair masterpiece
In sorrow or in Joy mans dearest hope.
rlt..la il,n.a Eln..l a.rarre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

BHOAUW al JOUEIV fA1. = :.
rEHE OFFICE Is REMOVED TO SOL BROADWAY,
corner of Duane. This weeks paper has original con-
rbulious from Mfs Elicit, Mrs. osgood. w Gilmore,
Simms, Hon. A. B. Meek, Cornelius Mathews. Walter,
Wbtman. Edgar A Poe aud others-oesdes poem by
Fz Green Haeck not be found in any edition OF his
poems. h~o 4
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03

and said 10 loud usual tone; " say Sim
mons! Them boxes Of mine is full of goods
Full to the brim with brickbalS and corn,
stalks! Got weeks board and lodging
and horse feed for nothing" know'd il
was ngOin' to rain for a week, and that
couldn't travel! That barometer Of mine
is patent and no mistOke. say Simmons,
how is cid Jake'S toes? Gee mp Nabby"
Here Jim get me my gun!" said Sim
mons in terrible fury.
+" | draWed the load our afore you was
up this morning." shouted Spry, who was
now out Of danger.
"Wel,'' said Simmons, almost out Of
breath with anger, il ever see a yam
kee Pedlar on this plantation again, if |
don't shoot wish | may lose years pay,
and be id into the bargainp-New Or
leans Delta.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03
Terms OF Advertising.

ADvFRTBEMENTs will be inserted at the rata
If One Dollar, per square for the first insertion
nd Fifty Cents for each week thereafter ten
ines or less, constituting a square. The number
bfinsspnSts required, must he marked on the
margin Of the manuscript, or they will be inser-
ed till forbid, and charged accordingly.
Announcing candidates for Office wiz be Five
Dollars for county Offices, and Ten Dollars for
tate Offioes-in advance.
Advertisements of personal alteration will
Invariably be charged DOUBLE the foregoing rates,
M payment required in advance
Political, Cotton Circulars, or any articles of
Individual interest, will be charged as advertise.
nents, and must be paid for in advance.
Yearly Advertisements.
Not exceeding ten lines renewable at
pleasure, per annum, $50 90
Not exceeding thirty lines, 80 90
Not exceeding sixty lines, 60 90
The privilege of annual advertisers is limited
10 their own immediate business; and all adver-
tisements for the benefit of Other PERSONS sent in
by them. must be paid for by the square.
Standing advertisements.
For ten lines or less three months, Sc %
~ s. - s. six months, 10 %
" {" twelve months, 20 90
Zach additional square, three months, COL
IS g. six months, OO
twelve months, Is 00
or All Job work must be paid for on deliv-
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03
GENERAL jackson.

The following incident occurred on a
visit Of mine to Washington city in 1884.
Its truth may be relied on.
A widow lady in rather Strengthened cir
cumstances had been keeping boarding
house for some years in that city, and du.
ring the general PrOstTatiOn Of active BUSH
ness, growing out Of the currency derange-
ments of that date, had got in arrers, and
to pay some of her most urgent debts, sent
such of her furniture as she could possibly
spare, to auction. The purchaser was o
clerk in one Of The Government Offices; one
Of those public loafers Of which there has
always been too many at Washington and
elsewhere, who run in debt as far as they
can obtain credit, and without ever intend
ing 10 pay. The lady called on the Ouc-
tioneer, a respectable man named MauIo,
! believe. He called on the official who
proposed to pay as soon as his months
salary was due. The month rolled round,
and June, succeeded March, and Seplem-
Der June without payment being made to
the great distress of the widow and uDeasi.
ness Of the auctioneer. Aud after further
application, the Office holder refused abso-
lutely to do any thing, alleging it out OF
his power to pay. The sum was too large
for the aucIioneer TO spare out Of his own
pocket or he would have paid It himself, so
deeply did he feel for the poor Crediior.-
In this Perplexily, he concluded to call up,
on the President, and state the cause, ho-
ping he would suggest some relief. He
waited therefore on General Jackson with
his narrative.
The old aln's eyes flashed FIRE. " Have
you Mr.. P-'s nole7" he enquired.-I
e No." was the reply. "CalI on him then,
and without speaking Of the purpose for
which you want it, get his negotiable note
and briEg it here.
The auctiOneer accordingly asked P
for his note. "What do you want with
The note; don't know any body who
would take it," remarked the debtor, add
ug, however, as he sat down 10 write,
there it is" MsurO, promptly returned
10 the president, handing him the note, who
without saying a word sat down and wrote
10 the back Of the paper Andrew Jack.
'On." "NOw sir, said The General, "Ohow
Mr.. P-lhe endorsement, and If he don't
Day you, let me know it," The first man
MaurO met as he entered Gadsby's Hotel
vas p. "Ah!" said he, have you
passed the note Pr Not yet" said the
,lher, "but ] expect to, for | have got q
irsl rate sndorser 10 IT," "Nonsense."
aid p" who iI III" The endorse
nent was shown him. He turned pale, /
,egged the aucliOnesr to wait few min
ties, went out, and 10 q short space Of time
eturnsd with the money, which was han.
led over TO the widow that day, to the
,teat satisfaction Of ell parties p
sPt quiet on the ubisc. for years, bot
Iually on a remark being made in bic
resenes, that General jackson never
udorssd for any body whatever, remarked
Il knew better for the General had enc
orued once Cor him, and produced as svi-
encs the nole, to the surprise Of oil who
new not The Circumstances Of the aSe. h
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03
.pQ@W8 ~
LUCY NEAL.

Down in the shady valley,
Where sparkling waters steal,
With its vines and bounding flowers,
Was the home of Lucy Neal.
Oh, fair young Lucy Neal,
Oh, fair young Lucy Neal,
The love | did once bear for thee,
shall forever feel.
Her voice fell in low murmurs,
The wounded heart to heal;
And harshness never darked the brow,
Of my gentle Lucy Neal.
Oh she was like the glorious visions,
That oft thro' slumbers steal,
To light us to the brighter world
And such was Lucy Neal.
And Lucy said her heart was mine,
And her love did not conceal;
For pure and guileless were the lips,
Of my faithful Lucy Neal.
But there came dashing soldier,
All panoplied in steel,
And the stern old father gave him
His child fair Lucy Neal.
They bore her from my bosom,
And that wound they cannot heal;
"For my heart, my heart is breaking,
For the love of Lucy Neal.
And tell her when I'm dying;
And dark visions round me steal,
The last low murmur of this life
Shall be for Lucy Neal.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03
THE FAMILY CIRCLE.

joyful nOU the strain shall be.
BY MRS. sOUTHEY.
Down from the willow bough,
My slumb'ring harp III take,
And bid its silent strings
To heavenly themes awake.
Peaceful let its breathing be,
Soft and soothing harmony.
Love, love divine | sing;
O, for a seraph's Tyre,
Bathed in Siloa's stream,
Andtouch with living fire.
Lofty, pure the strain should be,
When | sing of Cavalry.
Love, love on earth appears!
The wretched throng His way;
He beareth all their griefs,
And wipes their tears away;
Soft and sweet the strains should be,
Saviour, when / sing of Thee.
He saw me as he passed,
In hopeless sorrow lie,
Condemned and doomed to death,
And no salvation nigh.
Loud and long the strain should be,
When | sing His love to me.
81 die for thee" He said
Behold the cross arise
And lol He bows His head
He bows His head and dies
Soft my harp, thy breathings be,
Let me weep on Calvary.
He Iiuesl again He liUesi
/ hear the voice of Love
He comes to SOPHIE my fears,
And draw my soul above.
Joyful now the strain shall be,
When l sing Of Cavalry.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03
THE YAZOO DEMOCRAT.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING By
G. W. JONES L. E. BARKSDALE,

Dn Main Street, YazoO Clty-over the Store
SCR. Wallace & Coat Three dollars a year,
N ADvANCe-or four dollars, if not paid within
nouth from the time OF subscribing.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03

A Nav REAsON heard 90 Old bFui-
ser the other day, advising . yOung'isf %
get married, q because, thea, Sid b, "my
boy You'll have sOmsbOdy 70 pull Of your
hOotI for you when you 60 home dTuOk."
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

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