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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02
NEW AND MOST EFFECTIyE REMEpl :

. DIR. WOODS SAKSAPARlLlA AND WILD 1 hfk-
RY BIrTERS for the cure of the following Diseases
I.nndice Liver Complaint all Bilious Complaints, Sick
ieaacie Heart Burn, Indigestion, Habtla to-lF eue-s
Piles PaptanOns Of the Heat Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia
Nervous limitations. Debiaied stomach, Languor Depfes
Spirits Chronic rheumatism, Cuiancous Diseases
canker SvphlOi Diseases >croi Impurities 9th Blood
pimpe- aud Pu-ues the Face Hereditary HumOrs Cold
sores and all diseases arising from an inludicious Use OF
mercury.
,y any OF the above diseases i respectfully called 10 he
merits Of and invaluable prepl alton, from original
reire Of distinguished Physician hing IN seli tie
most active remedial properties Of two OF IN very fr-t a
les In the Mafera Me,ca.
THE BEST TESTIMONIALS
Dfthe efficacy of any medicine 10 he found IN the i'm
proved health and appearance Of those using Il hundre
sAPARIfLA AND WILD CHERRY BITTERs. Never
hee- may sdduce few OF the genuine authentic writ
favor, he possession OF The pro-
.refoY Mr.. PHILIP WILCOX. Of The welrhnOwn hrn
Ut W cOx Richmond, >mpwngr- Of New Bedford, was
entirely cured of confirmed csnser VI the stomach throat
mi mouth. with lips usually accompanying this di-
ase his general health much improved by The OF
only tOle. Mf. Wilcox had suffered severely for
number Of years with ns disease, aud attributes ms cure
entirely Tire u the Bitter-.
COL JOHN BAiLIEs, Deputy Sheriff Of Bristol COun-
~ Mass has voluntarily certified that he cured by the
3TTER> Of Jaundce Ind gestion, Headache and Vertigo
COL GIBBS, II Sandwich esines that several persons
that well known 10 lin have been benefited by the
u the BrTERS, and in every they have gwen The
most perfect satisfaction.
J. X PERKINS, Eco. Attorney a Law, New-Bedford
Wa cured u unpleasant eruption Of the face by the
u tie BlTIERS.
The proprietor his permitted refer many
persons Of the hrt espectaby IN various parts Of the
STATE who have used this new and invaluable medicine with
perfect
ONLY AGESrs-New-York-D William II. Minor 1872
Broadway Geo. o. Gum 81 Blocker street; H. VI. Gui-
IN IL Bowery; BrooAlyn-James w. Smith, fulton
and Cranberry. lel8 law5t
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CLIF TON SPRIN q .;
White Svlphur,D

a THIS ESTABLISHMENTS, situated upon the Au.
Ua and Rochester Railroad. distant from Usn.-
- and CaDAndalxus, having been sxlcadssi BY
and improving House, and increasing tbs
baihs open iof the reception Ut vs.,ess 1hs
subscriber, having leased the premises of yess
"a slae cxeftion render hs House
ing. and tie stay vi hin guests every way p.ans and
comfortable.
Tns beauties and advantages Of the loo stion s cont
laI ge number OF hounsDg villages, and IA e principal
nofougnfsrcs through IN. sais the lux Of the ss
or IT. medicinal properties, (which from The snslyss mad.
~ Prot iiadley oi Geneva College, 10 found 10 be
purely White sulphur Of unusual Strength with sa lna
aoDs OF Msguess aud Iron, AL resembling very puch
appearance and effect, iie White Springs OF Nirgnls
with the beauties Of r spothr scenery tn. grove,
IN abundant spring dow ing from lts mldsl,
ender spot unsurpassed by any ng VI the kiDd IN IN,
,se and presents Inytng aspec o The seeker of
lld pleasure, well 10 lte invalid In pursut ol ish
the influence Of healing waters and chang. of
ohcTe and scenery
Parties pleasure, or individuals iLer way or from
he Fails, wal ind II very pleasant relief To stop from tho
ars which pass within steps oi the House. and enjoy
he cool breezcs Of the grove and tie refreshing bot
fr train. Persons wishing relief from s business and
Jnre OF The City and quiet than IL found al casoss
VII ind this avery desirable resort requiring only about -
ours ride ~ reach H.
The Water IL found o be highly beneficial 10 al 81
,croula, erupuons Of tho skn, sal, r.i, and fimsi
elections, and Ina most Will eircf permanent
Dyspcpuc persons, ami those laborng under state II se.
debility viii ind the Water valuable restorative
Manchester, June, lsso N. PAkkE,
le18 jw Late Of ths FRANKLIN House, 0sn~ys !
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Urni,ed ..ate. Post Omce Patent Letter

Bnlance.-Thc.- desiring early supply u the Post
yfic- Letter Raance. Tor which S;eph-rsau. Howard
Davis - -ton have CONTRACTED with f- Govsr1ncr, 20
nm all the Posi- Ores % t- L. : MI have The prefer
anc- any Other orers by Application 10 fir Agent AZ t-
Bookstore II Paine Brrzr- 81 Jo11sf- fls Cry. The
f- III n d. u fis. Cdr-' and extensively
4novn IN he L. f1r works Of great deicacv and perfect
"a - 90. t-e Balances all b. 1lnl % be more accurate
Ian ary u-e, either imported or Of American manu.
fsrrIr- iejl lWo--
- Life Insurance ,-NkTlONAL LOAN FUND
LIE ASSURANCE SOCIETY or LO<DoN-NEW-
YORK BRANCH-Tle pliic Ar respectfully ini0rmri
fa, Dr. GERS Dr. Hn.arz. VII sifeni tie Sociey-
dice. - Waist daily sunday- -Xcepleil e. O'Clock.
=. -
And -haf-w-h view 70 tie convenience 81 the French
and Gerus1 part u fe pupu anon Of New lork-Dr. Ar
uoi vii attend. daily. IT, oacr a. J. O'Clock noon
each physician ievotnr one hour biz duties medical
esarer EyamnsiO1s WILL BE- conducted ~ their respcc
places OF residence az prei-rrel daring TIE hours usaa
tl- receiving patients
IT, Fee pad by he Soci-,T.
Dr. Rod --rs resides Al 10 3 .--cser-tre-
Dr. Ho-ack ill rrank.llstreeL
DR. rloult SIS Broal,vav
- Wnll-s;reet. 18Th June. ieaa
JACOB HARVEY, Chairman OF Loo a. Board.
J. LEASDER STAIR. Manager ami General Agent
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FDuCATION.


DEy r. T. HUDDAAIs CLASSICAL AND tosl-
Ii NFRCIAL BOARDING aud DAY >CHOOl@-rotf-
.-.uh--ree between University Plsce and Firm Avenue
Thu. Establishment. which has LACEY been en"' Ell ron
Houston. street prepared for Tie reception o. an IN
r.3 nnrb.r of Boarder- No expense ha. been spared
% render il complete. well arranged school tor boys d
- been built expressly for tue purpose lAlenoel uhhs'
rerrou of one Of fret architects IN The city, ANA MI
auddar has much satisfaction 10 presenting To ~ eias
mi the Pubic. la-luluon IN icA every requisite of ,
recommendations convenience and comfort % H. phpl- =
oubued and such tie p-rence 81 many year As ~
sesed The situation :. perhaps, TIE no-t e.isio'
md facility OF Al tie advantages OF Ne ursi III
and Professors are a. aapr p" e me oenr's ~ .
ices which can be enjoyed IN the spacious play gruunc
iar. Interest NJ 10 parents aay be obtained application
% Mr. Huddar a. his residence IN lith street
B-The number OF Day scholars and Day boafder- De-
NJ limited vacancies viii he nled u-y occur There
are AZ present .u vacancies IN the Day SchOo. and several
the Boarding School, both departments beng enlfely DIS
lnci from each other.
TERNs-For Boarders 500 per annum without accom-
50 per quarter je-s 3uIos VI. WSF
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JAMES MAXWELL,

NIACHISI>T, 80 BOsyery, New iorA--PrniinZ, Lho-
vi graphic ami Copperpiar- PRESSES; b0ozbnders
Cutting and Enbo-sing PkE>SkS-koling Machines AMI
>ruarng >hesrs Iron Baking Presses Cy Under Presses
or Nee spspes and Jotb.ng MaNwes Patent Single Frs
sci Printing Machre-he chef Improvement Is IL the frs
xefs BEN. liable 20 slIr TIE improvement NAV b.
ly calling the Method - booa Coucern, 30 Mulberry
y. Y.
Double kef Adams Presses altered 70 Single. having all
he qualities of The improved Adams without the expense
doing much WORK u the same tine equally well
Improved Standing Press; Proof and Transfer
Presses MaNweF- Patent Printing Engine; >elf-inkng
Apparatus. and every article II h. Inc, Necessary Prnf-
Oce or Bindery, male to order, reasonable
- Napier AMI other Presses repaired and put IN order
&c. &c. Tell lewu
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MRS. z. RIDDER'S

(rHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DIARRHTA COR
" DlAL-This CORDIAL has long been established ID
3oon and throughout New England generally, as per-
remedy for al the aDoye complaints ii u no easkke'e
ion 10 say that thousands have been cured spsy fy'n
eng prolracied DIAHRBdAs By his CORDIAL May INC
Mariners whose lives have Teen rescued from tn@
Of CHOLERA Caicatta, and other places "a 20 rs, ~
tns CoRoi.I Principal Depot 100 Court st, Boston, sna
"a, le nnrchssed iu lie civ Of New-foIk wholesale sha
-el.;l a. No. as Chaiham-si; also, a. Daieys MedeA
Ofice No. l23 Fulion--L =. .,..~ bv the
y. p--~ Hoe'~ .' ~ jei7 I'm lGp
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DOCT. WHITES CORDIAL

(WHICH THOUSANDS in Hudson and is vicinity can
w testify, IS valuable for D1rrtqa, Gripsng
PAM. Samfr Comp a,s Of children, and for those
periodical pans % which females sub ec is
sale by John MILAN, 1873 Broadway; Ru-hron Co. 10
and soJ Broadway, and 10 Aston HOue; James Asplnws
% William street, Adamson Ohf Brigham, f6l Broad
way corner Grand; DclGc x Dupuy sci Broadway and
Park Row; J. 4 A. Meakm, 81 Broadwayi j. c. Hunt
ugton 81 Avenue and Twenty street; T.. L.
Cotton % Blocker JOnes-sireet VIM r. Peek. ~
JOln-see and III Green Jsnes'rce',
wholesale by sctaefeln, Co. ~ Walstreet- Brook
yn, r. J. Dawes; South BrOokiOn VIM r. Blsrove- Pre-
pared by H. X. White Hudson NY. Price a. cs e9o Inc
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FARMERS INCOMING.


The harry esting hours have come once more
And though hard be our labor we've toilcd before,
And scvihe and rake wen merriy WELD,
Til shorn Of its green is the harves, field
4 ceusc OF heat the sun pours down.
And sweatdrops roll from our temples brown
Yet are we As free from the chains O, care
As the breeze tina, floats 10 oar bosoms bare
And here we are taking our noontide rest west
Az the sun shapes his course towards the glowing
The shadows fall cool, and on tiuitcrins wing
The gay bobolink gins his carol to sing.
Old Simon is taking a nap nj ms ease ltea>e
Where he though, that no urchin would come 10
Blu, his features are twisted about SO queer
That he surely mus, feel THAI straw in his ear
And Lizzie is tripping it down tie lane
Her basket is filed with good cheer again
With day-dawn cheek aud soft blue eye
And silkcn hair she Is Fastening nigh.
To the shadowing wood near by she IL 60
To the spring where the spotted lilies grow
She II gracefully bend DER lis tiowery brink
And bring away cooling drink
20 chcerily passes the Farmers Noonday;
From his fields anxious care IL driven away
Princes might envy his peaceful lot.
Or barter their crowns for the joys OF his cot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

~ <ctce.-The annual lection for thirteen rectors
n the Butchers and Drovers B1ns for the ensuing year, and
Or three Inspectors for he next Election vii he held nj tie
Banking House Of Grandsree and The Bowery on
Tuesday Ire 3r day Of July The Pol VIII be opened
Il o'clock and closed at O'Clock, 7. VI.
By order vi The Board
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FOR THE PILES.

UNp TrpUAMS ELECTUARY Tan Internal refnecyI .
D-,s, cnre for the PILES either internal or enerrsl-
,n ., hind Sold only IN tins CRY al the Office Of the
osisina. Proprietor, A. UPHAM, NJ D. regular educsleo
pSisn OF w rn,y years experience confined TO an once
arsiee where plea and all thfvuc Dsssses success
hiy treated Medical Once ise bowery four doors above
ina tsl7 ln'
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Doaroims ano bole!s.

BOARD At THE BATTEkN.-sessrss gentle
- mud handsome accommodations b, osAins "A
Wh.hAllsL Tia hlxh, airy, sna oe~ !,
urnshss and being accent th- fvunssn. and ruo,ing
tho Bsssy the location 10 unsuf passed. Too
sumner residence either IN the Cay " Country ies's
ra-onsbe. )eIl~
ilOAKD IN JEkSEY CITY. -pcsusD.c DoAhD
ID may be oalsred Jersey Guy either of siuxr seass
nen OF small families, al M 5. lcrk street. tt~tweeu
\ ashngton and Warren Communication on the nsfy 70
hea,, and the crossing constant until mlinixhl s" In
ilUAhpl MIA gentleman ami hss wus
ID sing gentlemen, be- accommodated Win t-Afi
uid pleasant jsl Bfvome o. THIS kafosd Care
Ass the house every I've minuies t.lm'
4 LIVERPOOL. (ENt;.) BOARDING not ~,
IL No 10 Dukestreet, formerly the residence oi su Wa
am Burton.
The MISSES PERKINS respectfully ash the rsirunag.
families Gentlemen visilag Liverpool too hef
Adjustment, where they .i win the comforts and al
ention of u private house. Reference, H. Nonai Ca
W. % tlnlsL New-lofk- l-il l.nrois ,
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THE SAILOR AND HIS BRIDE-The Boston Trans
cripi tells good story in which a venerable and Ia
mented pastor of Baptist church and an honest Jack
Tar and his wife the principal actors The sailor
with his chosen partner went to the house OF DR.. -
70 be married. and were accordingly made one with
all the soemnity proper to The occasion Az the cOncu.
sion Of the service Jack told the Dr. that he understood
that seveniy-ve the lawful fee but that he
hadn't brass bless himself with he should defer
payment TO a more convenient opportunity, adding a
promise that he would honestly pay the minister, with
one provso-,ha If his wife proved to be good woman
and true hcpneei he should reward him generously
Tor the spiicn9 but II she turned 20 be good Tor
nothing" the minister would not hear from him again.
Dr. - was So much pleased with the straghtforw ard
manner Of the tar thai he drank ms health and that OF
his bride in glass of wine and saw them depart with
;aherly blessing Time passed away, and the Dr. had
almost forgotten the circumstance Of the wedding when
one DAY a cart 10 stop before his door and a
man began 10 unload band deposit IN his house whole
cargo OF lemons and The Dr. had not ordered
the m aud he forthwith proceeded To stop The process
Of delivery The man affirmed that all was right but
when the Dr. persisted that there must be- mistake tie
man asked him If he remembered having married such
a couple at such time. The question renewed the good
Drs recollection. and he NJ knew thhi the honest
TAR himself stood before him. II Is all right sad the
sailor told YOU my wife proved good for any thing
would not forget your fee She has proved a. good A
ship as ever put the Of ma,rimony. You may
As well take the and your thanks Tor the
sailors wife
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jeia,iys D. ". TOWNSEND. Cashier.


order Of he Board % Mayor and AieTen o. he Town OF
Msnpts Tennessee do hereby advertise for proposals
construct a Canal from Vol River to the City OF Memphis,
distance OF Eleven Niles sad Canal will be laid out in
ions Of mile esch and FL proposals for 10 consc
work 10 be paid for he Bonds OF the Corporation having
twenty Year. run with interest payable senannuay
Philadelphia
TIE Corporation il OF debt and has which
increased 81 per cent per for Tie last four years
and amounts about twenty-five 25eol thousand dol
year
Operators wishing contract invited and
iune te ground. when all lie Information desired viii be
FINISHED. J. }. tlNLEl, Mayor Ol Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis. 9Th Apri. l2ti AL uyHOs
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fine tuallbes ano Jswslrp.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
DICHAKu FISHER IR. Wnicn. Maker and Jew

DICHARD FISHER JR Waich-Maker and Jewelef
IL prepared sell WATCHES at retail lower tiar
any other House the city. As be 10 constantly receiving
al description direct from the Manufacturers IN England
France and Switzerland, he 10 enabled u offer very rss
OF God Watches from SIS To 100 each ssei
do from IS 80 eac-al warranted TO keep good ume
the money returned Also, very good Gssortnrn' :"
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE very low. sa
~ B.-Second hand Watches and Old cold ana sps"
asen in exchange bought for Cash Wsichrs, cossS
Music Boxes and Je~elry repaired IL us ps mann,
warranted, by experienced workmen ~ ow u, sDy o1
House in this city. RICHARD FISHER " Impy III ~
Watches and Jewelry Wholesale and kefsl no -. 0'~
Ia RICHARD FIsHkk Jr
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~ The Religious Recorder Significantly asks
Which is the cheapest hire room and buy iors-
~ and organize school for poor children-or pay the
damage which such troop Of vsgsbonds viii in few
years iuhict on societyr
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MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS can obtain liberal
WI advances IN cash A. al ue- con-ignmens Of every
description Of saleAbe WOODEN. CoTToS and other GooDs
10 s, by applying al Pine--i. stairs. and tie
aie sold on the Usual terms without charge for advances
)e.1 5ieOi-
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Desufg romantic and healthy place easy of access, being
situated only = miles East OF Albany. 20 miles " W Of
Hudson and miles West Of Pir.fed Mass. and presents
natural advantages for purposes Of health seldom equaled.
For particulars address post paid Joel >hew VI. D. Ds
I'D Cambell, " Lebanon Springs, Columbia Co. y. y"
The Waier-Cure Journal and Teacher OF Health Joel
shew, NJ. u. Editor, Campbell Nmimarsh, Publishers,
an be- obtained OF VIM. H. Graham Tribune Buildings. l60
S4s-gu-.ireet Newlork. CITY subscribers viii hereafter
their numbers al this place Terms per volume
~ uumhe-s IN afva1ce. mvSitf
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Jaws soUoI HOTEL, BALLsroN SPA. N. r

~, THIS LONO KNOWN AND FAvORiTE EsrAB-
" lshmenl with tie extensive grounds belonging la a.
AL ils appurtsnanees has been recently put
perfect order and repair, and Will be- Opened os the
eceplon Ut the l5th OF Jun. next
TIE Inducements am advantages offered BY tho ssns
jouc' adsg hul summer retreat TOO widely known
o render minute description Necessary It's spacious sbi
.eganl saloons and apsneutsiis rich and diyershsd
rauty O s extensive pleasure grounds now IN lhs highest
hulsh aud culiiva;ons quiet retirement of
ady the comfort and order which intend.
ii shall peryae and characterize the Who'll.
NJ conblno TO present unfvAlcd ATTRACTIONS ~ The public
generally
To families and 10 those who, nom delicate health % os
essons may prefer quiet anil repose oe peculiar
ayes. Its miles from safsioga spnnys with
snch has communication by railroad several times day
aording easy opportunity Ut ming hing Ia the ses and
" that fashionable watering place, wyt be-
X Sub eced ls annoy and confusion "
the Saratoga Mineral siefs Will be constantly FURNISHED
fresh health al and sparkling ut the springs bs.yss
there also Mineral Fountains Ia tbs immediate vicinity
4 the Sans souc of great value and eftcSy The ns~
SULPHUR SpRISs Barns at Ssfaoxs Lake, fur mice
san and carriages viii from Ile Hoe. al oil umss iof
ne VI visitors ho may Wish bslns
enjoy the deisb scenery Of dc laAs.
The Sans Souc' VIII D- under the ciisfg. u Mrs. H.
KANE and H. w. HUxFOkD late Of the kss. Tavern.
Albany and they thai their personal erors, loseisf
With many natural salgcs and Aiifscuons, h render
all that could he wished for by those who se.s bsais
oinfou pleasure durins the coming sesson
jej D0
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lkkA>l ktks OftiCt. NORWICH WOKCt,Ikk(
K X Co, Norwich, Conn June u, lSil !
4 DIVIDEND OF Three per Cent for the la-t -ix months
"A has been declared the shares OF this CorporaOn
payable gd after the hrs; CAV Of July the holders
Of stock the 18Th inst. a. the Transfer Once over lie SUI
ok Bank. Boston the Bank Of the State vi New York IN
he Guy OF New York. and Al this Office.
The Books viii be closed from The 9th of June instant 10
The an of July next Inclusive
jeS tiy5 @. : PERKINS, TREASURER.
sgvs~rH WaRD BANK. New York, June =, ISta
nIVIDEND.-Tbe President and Directors have L HIS
IL DAY AIRED dividend of Three per cent out Of e
roi. Of the current Elk mouths on and aiss 'ne "
Ia iw A q FRASER, Cashier.
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/. .nL.crer pectfay announces " us public tiai ~
- .ul continues <eep tie above named BOARDING.
ESTABLISHMENT lof use reception u tiDse who may
~ 4. 10 en- 10Y advantage VI cool and bra ny atmosphere
Che House . LARGE and CONAODlOCs, and prassEuy
tusi-d 90 Acsirmy Ii.l within hve m.ui~s walk u us
rsmbosi landing Tie prospect 10 one VI tte reics 10
Iudson xaordg unobstrct<t visw of Nowtafxh Bay,
sd hne of West Point, Vic Highlalds Mountains.
jo~nery kc FAMILIES or single persons can he s1e"mos-
slth board by the day week ~ reasonable prce
N-wburgh, May, ista tmyH 1inlspi L. Y. DODGE
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DEPEyDEScE UPON TIE NoRTH.-A writer in the
Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel speaking Of the depend
ence of the South upon the North for many Of the
and comforts OF life thus graphically up the
various items Of our Indebtedness
They build houses. they adorn them with furni
urc and supply them with every comfort and convon-
ence OF which we have conjecured They educate
our children and nakedness from head TO foot
with hats and shoes and shirts eat their Hour
cheese butter, apples, Goldfish potatoes pickles pork
and onions feed cattle with their hay drive their
IN their harnesses 10 their carriages with their
whips We walk with their sticks ride their saddles,
write on their paper wash with their soap, scrub with
their brushes sweep with their brooms milk in their
pals cook in their pots strike with their hammers blow
with their bellows cut with their axes, with their
seed reap with their hooks pull with their leather white
wash with their lime, paint with their paint, nsrch by
heir tunes read by their light drink their Congress
and SMOKE their segr--and last and best Oi I'll
these blessings marry then pretty cirs who make
he best of wives
This is heavy account Of dependence but Il i mostly
rue. What field then lies all around us for domestic
industry and what an independent and wealthy country
might this be- if only this field for enterprise fitted
mp simply to supply our own wants
Mobile Herald & Tribune.
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SCHOUtRIF COURT HOl>f AND JAIL BURNT
A slip from the Office If the Schoharic Patriot dated
Monday morning states that the Court House and jail
Of that county burnt saturday last The build
ing set IRE by prisoner named William Burton
lie attempted effect his escape by burning hole
through the door No; having the means OF controlling
the fire he had kndled, he became alarmed for his pr
,ona safety and commenced pounding on the door Mr.
Brown the sheriff hearing the noise, instantly went
IN 10 Inc prisoners room when he found the door AMI
the ceiling shove on ire. Not having the key q the
ioOr with him he Immediately returned below, woke up
MS family and made alarm lie returned 10 the pr
.oners room and with the assistance Of Mr. Lee. HI
arotherinsw. got him out and secured him Il was i'm
possible 10 save the building and the surrounding houses
we're rescued from the flames with great difficulty.
NEW ENGLAND SCHOOLs-A writer IN Southern
paper thus describes the Free schools Of New England
The poores; boy IN the free schools feels high and
~ proud the ION Of the richest You do not mean
said Governor Barbour Of Virginia after visiting the
oer schools Boston hch h. admired much
THAI those schools free, :" Indeed do" said the
Committee man. You remember the boy that got the
medal in The class have just examined and the boy
there (po.niins 10 a who saving wood in the
street, and the second : the Of John Quincy Adams
the President OF the United states" The Virginan
started in asfOnishmeni NJ spectacle Ike this and
longer wondered at the prosperity Of New England.
lF The proposition for a Southern Convention
does give satisfaction all the Virginia Methodiss
In Western Virginia there i II, most opposition the
Southern movement. The Wyihevlle Wing expresses
the belief that very large majority Of the mhership
in that district Are unwilling 10 20 into the Church
South preeIrng 10 occupy the position they have
occupied and sustain those rraiions which tor
years they have lived comfortably ant happy"