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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30
HAMILTON HOTEL.

At THE NAKROWS-An Impression having gone
~ abroad that all the rooms ~ this establishments
g.red the season. the subscriber begs leave that
-uch the fact The fou-e is comfortably fail, huf
On, half boarders transient with isys notice
.ol be- procured II the intention of the sub
.,b,r to the house open until October. and, after the
u sent date the charge will be- eight dollars pee
Children ana servants MAJ price, TO nr' uolns pnsl'
ness In the city and wishing their families To ENJOY sea
bccIes lew any possess the same Advantage. 49, The,
The steamboats, ply several times each day, leaving at
O'Clock A. NJ alter breakfast and returning al Z. NJ, IN
tine dine win their families.
The regular ior the boarders Is O'Clock r.
NJ The Olas the Ocean steamboat leaves foot OF Bate
~ every T. and arrives IN time for the pss-en
sazs II ~ ALoNZo REED.
SANS SoUCI HOTEL, BALLsToN SPA, N. Y.
AsTHlS LON0 KNOWN AND tA.ORiTE EsTAB.
~ ishuen with the extensive grounds belonging To H.
ali its appurensnce., ha. been recently ino ihs
.rct order and repair and viii hes opened for tho
reception Ofvs tors 90 the 18th Of June next
Tue Inducements and advantages offered by he Ssns
solc as adeghliu summer widely known
to lender minute description Necessary It's spacious and
CANT saloons and apartmens-tio rich ard diversified
beauty Of s extensive pleasure grounds now In the highest
hnsh and cutlya,iOn-the quiet retirement Of ne
shady retrestsand the cogion and order which 1. Intend
-, shall perysde and characterize Tie whole establishment
ali combine TO present unfivsled attractions TO the public
generally
prefer quiet ani offers peculiar sdysn-
a.es It's location Is miles from Saratoga Springs with
wi communication ~ railroad several umes day,
thus ahording opportunity q" mngng In the saies and
an of that fashionable watering place without be.
inl sub ec-d to annoyance and confusion OF Its crowds
ThY Saratoga Mineral Waters viii be constantly furnished
N. re-h h-ahlu and sparkling At the springs tb-nrses
n re are also Mineral Fountains 10 III. mmeaf vicinity
" SOuci, of great value aud efficacy. Tue new
su Puus SPRING Barns Al Saratoga Lake, four ml.s
I'M. ant and carriages viii run from - Hotel all times for
The accOmmOd Of visitors Who may lob lr bsths
Or - enjoy the delightful scenery Of he lake
The Sans Souc' will be under III. charge " Mrs H. H.
CRANE and y W HUxFOKD, late Of the Esgl. Tavern,
any; they thai their personal efforts together
II that could be wished for by those who seek h-slt
comfort or oles-nre fnrinS the coming s~H."n r' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30

rUtiMi>iUN FthNirt kE-b iiann. so,.-
~ muni0n Set-, consisting u Fagons, Isnkaras o"o
Paes and Bnaln.s Bowls for sac al Bafint-'tp,,pT
aLS u bOA6uAAN ''A"N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30

DfgH'- IMPROVED Pa,eni -s's sntl,s 90 e
IL ia. .fd~r-lgu-a ylrcnA--l " A /, hAh' - 'o4 -
80. III n cf Improved PaIrli .a4.inanlcf oac- ~
~, d r. which store 10 y hA'ian 1e 80
r. or- was entirely consumed 10 ne sfrai cVhHasfals"n
"a ta- morning " tie l3,n insl Co.. -, n,
The safe was taken from the ruins hyy no.fs atsr.
49, n, o.niog IL he Books and Papers Hrre found enufry
r,1-r5 Nv hr. and 0aly slightly wet The irathrf on
IN. ~ thr b.,o.. wac parcn-d BY The extreme h-ai
''' l,igr-dl RICHARDS CKOShHlIE.
gex-YOrx. July p, 1850 srDe street.
One Of Rich. Improved Patent saamander safes Of ne
$50 - whicl plrctased tf- second Oi June ast VI
: NaRyIS 1891 W4ier-.freet, agent for the manu-
,s,rer exposed 10 the most Intense beat during the
Ia dreadful cOnnagrafiOn
1e .tore which occupied, No u Broadsireet. was en-
thy consumed the safe fell from The second story about
t-n -et no tie cellar and renamed here fourteen hour.
al v ben fDani tod, and from is appearance .ae'
words should Judge thai had Deco healed 10 r-i beat
opelng e Books and Paper, were found not To have
been touched BY FIRE
deem - ordeal sufficient 10 confirm fully the reputation
that Rc Safe ha- already obtained or preserving IL
tents against all hazards slsnedJ wM. BLOODGOOD.
Sss-Yors, July u, "a
The above sales for sac by A. > MARVIN, lSf water
.f,--t anZIeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30

NVlSII md WHITING, Al No. 40 Bro iN Az ,rrITac
Avh 81 Csna-.t-in French a - per month, upon
system taught by two masters naive OF Pans, The
other OF London Pupil. viii have commit woods 10
memory, aud cannot fail 10 speak and un. ffench
moderately well IN few months, they N lon IN
ffom the nrst lesson. The Glasses hfee
times sweek Naive. Of France MAY JOIN them learn
English On The Piano tor lsdies ony) three lessons
week - per month by lady Who'll superior perform.
er nd an experienced Teacher The Wurg of lesons of
arss iunpfovtsi for IN sx easy Lessons aus In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30

pms anu " uu nIs~f tauaL-Il be- Lnr
for rrcrlyus proposals % contract he memphis .l
Wof River Canal Is extended 10 The l5h day Of september
next .,,
Th. extension Of time has been caused by unavoidable De-
Law In procuring ina survey and estimates O Tie WORK 10
De made -
Corrr.pondenis upon this subject and hos- who have
s, In n.rson 10 examine work shall huve Ire rs-i-
,sfe. .pefcatons nrotes. snc blank propositions for
- s,e forwarded ID In time send IN her bids BY
,i,s r,erioi designated IN this advertisement
,vSfsIS = J. FINLEY. Mayor Of Memphis, Tenn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30
ne plDIc are UTFI u fI-t IITI u TX IF7 +
H. c. JONES, Bank Lock Manu- actufrr.
.nfQ 3r- OF No ~ (5re-n-sL Newark, v. J.

,TONE-, Bros aud Iron kailn-, Ac-Ine -iD-si -
= would MORN heir friends, and the puDhc IN srns' ~
NO. -, e,nrn,acei rsuufactunng Stoves a. lfrif Did -
abb hed store No. LSli Waterst "nrfr VII ." nun"
.r-af variety consisting IN part of The Toll wing c. .
The Ecouon.s, add kulcserDOcser CoOAn1 stoves i"'
coal Or wood The patterns Dr those S'es us.Hs ~"
found NJ Ich closer ufn tne Ordinary '"'e' a'
.l-y are warrant-d o. bake ~eii .,
Perce- Ar Tight Cooking stove, Tor "0ol or COAL vi
hs fogad combine more -dvta,tses uAn any ori y,
r.frefed having tte re chamber eegsI'd, enabling he
o IN extend ts whole Of The bottom OF me Stove
mi ysrraut o. bake we'll PefsOus about ID purchtse
gould 30 vel 10 examine this Stove there Is such var
e of yes hat the price need De 10 hnd1ance - the yna-
- families purchasing. 49,,
Doctor JenAs. celebrated Patent Premium Pafor and Han
Stove. A..
Rafaior and singe Cylinder Stoves and Bases Ar
ig and Oce Stoves One and tTo hole Eafrsre- Hat
I-- and Talor.' Stoves Stove Pipe and Elbows Iose-
her with general Of Bras and Iron ktAnsi
Jra.- Ornaments, Mica, Lnc, Cylinder onek pe'A H""''
&c. sc. -., -, ~
AL VI which viii will be sold wnoe-se and fetai al M
lowest prices. a. -; Waierst between Be- Ans1-se sh'
PEGS slip. Mfhhn'h'.' - - r.. -,s,
View. York Augg-t 70 1915 ALL syrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30

TIC JONE-,- Pstut Combination Bank Lock.-1he
H. .b-crDer would respectfully inform the public that
M now manufactures the Loeb a. No 10 Green
S.,s,rs y J. He has great expense In NE manu-
f,c OF the same and prepared 10 supply all orders tor
fh Lock much prCe, according 10 me SIZE anl mum
h., ~ CHANCES han auy other Lock made IN the n~d
ates- being susceptible Of more changes hnn any oief
Lock now made This Lock has never De- n pcse' a-
~ no. suovyn bv examining the evidence Of the many tni-
which have made upOn with reward OF 90 20 ur
er.on who should succeed Since he above tnas r SUD
-rr ba. made many sales Of e above Lock IN u~ cues
III New YORK Boston. Phila phs- ba!rm0rr Albany
Rochester and Buffalo and other places u tr satrOi View
- ss,ss and IL has given entire sasac never gelng
i III ol.r IN ans instance. The above Lock Is different
from al aud has BEEN * ahmed ~ some " le pest
soir. In the United States and also by Committee Of
r American Institute who awarded 10 the hrsi premium
IA The fall of 10 ~ certificates O which have been gwen MAJ
.uueror 10 all other Bank Locks and cannot b" picket
and the certificates be- upon Application To he sub
-cr Der who recently obtained patrpi Tor lhi- "c~
and the public are cautioned against infringing upon IL
n C. JONES. Bank Lock Manu- arufrr.
.ufg 3fi- o.f No ~ (,re~u-sL New ara, y. j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30
~ DR.. CT. Won Cori', Patent Galvani- Ban

~ DR.. &. I. Won Cort'- Patent Galvanir Bands
with Magne ic Power These Electro Gavanc bands have
proven of the greatest efficacy the system ~ almost all
diseases They Will speedily The most acute pans
n any part Of the system Sold with fall directions al No
il8i Broadway anIuos
To- PhrenOlogical Almanac for lSi6-AmpY
Illustrated with Lheness.- OF many distinguished catAc
ers l. lust published and for sale. wholesale aud retail ~
tie Phreno!osical Cabinet l3l Nassau-st, by FOWLER a
WELLS. aus =
~ Boston subscriptions 10 the New-f ork
Tribune received bv authorized Agents, kEDDlNG Co
Saie-sree Tenns-l0 cents per week or Two cents Tor
Single Copies -
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning FOR 3 cents or -
per aunum
All and cheap publications for sale as low As issued
iv Rosion Publishers. Theirs NAPOLEON. le7 eOdu
~ j. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counsellor al
Law and Commission Of Deeds &C VIII attend IN the
Reading Room of Tammany Hall Al all hours of the day
- .v.,i,g wis o-ff
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N)UUU unweaned perseverance,. and distinguished
rau real skill aud experience, having been engaged In
Manufacturing and Joobing business for scSca yrers, be
in IN OF additional capita "a extend and facilitate bis
opsraOns j. DESTROYS OF meeting Win ~omr gent eusa
hvng surplus funds and wishing dispose OF them ID The
and shng To become aspecla partner can
invest from $40 sstpO wh perfect safety and en.sr- Al
least moan Is per cent The party advancing the mcney
be SECURED by mortgage on the esabshmeut >aussc'
tory reference Will glven character, ability, &c.
line addressed W T. al The Tribune Odce, viii meet inn
mediate attention. su>J W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30

ATS Commercial Companion. new article -giia
bic for the pocket 10 Die form OF silver feuei use
combining the advantages 81 an accurate r.er batnet
~ IN H.. ur,-eut raies OF postage diam % point
i old pan and an ever pointed pencil Al 81 me pes
s77rv frb~ convenience Of the Commercial COmpanior
80 - o,ou. 10 all and n : offered io The pubic = IN
80, &, "A nd meet with their favor. sod whole
~. -. p, - he FRANCIS LOUTREL.
sufa m Manufacturing >fsroners " MAIDEN Lane
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, TuUMY,ON,s THESES, .ola by

.x-S THOMPsON's TkussEs, sold by
Nv K BENJAMIN, Office - B--kman street.
|About 90 Of tbs physicians and surgeons ~
New York have given their decided preference
to Truss you graduate the pressure from on" 10
fry pounds without back pad, which does
q. much nury the spine fair uia being the best test
IT 10 superiority II 10 applied and 2 days trial gwen snd
III does rupture, while performing Kind
of exercise coughing and give perfect -as'ihs money
!, cheerfy returned. permanent cur. Is essJ effected,
an warranted. Il directions are followed.
Those sending for hi. Truss ne- only mention the side
t red and round t- hips the pressure can
- ,,.du.,.d Ia anil their case lsi n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30

saYI1;, AND sCALP-.-bAIIhELohs nv M
w vented Wigs and Soaps exciting 'nr 10y. y s'e
curiosity aud sdmirziion Of connoiseafr ~ ,,e
- and vsxafoas annoy ances now done A~ ~ Win
h-s beautiful specimens VI the ART ., " ~ msxnx on
IL y. found Al VIM Bx1he'ors, No. surse' ns-
wsy removed ifom l65 brosdwsy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30

1 Drawings PREPARED for invrntorslhe -np-cinti- ~
per-nce ia The bushes. OF obtaining Patents ~oud pe iol
advantageous those who require assistance IN pc4f
,sbun he ha, obtsned Patent. EDWARD JONES,
l2s FultOa-sL Nr~-fofs
n BIN ogrsphie Drawings and Printing Lai--' Of a.
Kinds very cheap ~" IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30
100 CANAL STREET

n ETH OF every description inserted pas-, W.
] fll set Atmospheric pressure Pm ofpsnn
ne ii.eo.or decay, by BuskEl ~, We" ,.
= In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30

a, rvrf ..,..,.,s I'd Of good quality STEEL BEADS
" c LII ca,,b. aud . general ss-,rtment " ses
c'ssP', ~ I'D HEN, Importer,
ioI sac ~ AID % IL 1erty--tr-~t up STARE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30
WANrEp. pupILs IN FRENCH

NAANrED-by respectable young woman a ,iiuslon
w - uarse ana chsmbemad 10 make herself sene-
rally useful Good city reference Apply A 50 Jackson
.fr,.t Rr,,.f.n IL
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NIP AND STEAMBOAT DECK PLANE

X tvn', Pine PLANK, y by y and jbyo inchs- ransins
=, IN no ~ feet long. Enquire u T. bdoNr
no. ,ssqs.,5i.- Foot Batic-s, South Brooslyn.
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TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.


EDR SALE-A Secondhand Doublr Medium ADAMS
4 PRESS, 10 good order large Hand Press VIII De
- % in par pavmesi, II desired.
RICHARDS co. % Ann-st Sew.Yors
80. Smith Medium Hand Press for SAFE lo~ n1 essn
borrowed paper s9z -n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30
ITALIAN GARDENER and ,ne Dre..er-

n who has passed h. HE . far 10 such pursuits and i
nlly competent every branch of Gardening snd Nine
drvssiug-w ants employ men by The month OF wear In
winter h. would house a,cr and scrs AM Address
JOSEPH ABtILA<A. u New Il AUS 81
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-28
A SECRET WORTH KNOWING.

Truth is straage-Stranger than felton, I'm
der this heading the Long lslaRd Star publishes
an interesting tale for the extended details of
which we cannot find room, but must content
ourselves with giving the leading facts in n con-
densed form, for the benefit of our readers.
A young grocer of good character and correct
habits, commenced business in a good and i'm
proved neighborhood. His stock was small, as
were his means, and stock of customers was
still smaller His sales hardly met his expenses,
and he was evidently going down hill, and an
old grocer on the opposite corner predicted that
he would soon be at the bottom.
That the Young grocer had reason to regret
this opinion of the old grocer will appear. The
latter had a daughter who had won the heart
of the former He offered himself to her and
was rejected. 1t was done, however, with the
assurance that he was the man of her choice,
but she acted in accordance with he. father
commands.
Assured of the affections of the woman of his
choice, he set himself about removing the only
obstacle in the way of their union-the father 3
objection to his pecuniary prospects.
year had elapsed, and 10, what change!
The young grocer was now going mp hill with
the power of a steam locomotive; customers
flocked to his store from all quarters, and even
many had left the old established stand on the
opposite correr, for the younger favorte.--
There was mystery about it which puzzled
the old grocer sorely, but which he could not
unveil He at last became nearly sick with
losses and aggravations, and vain attempts to
discover the secret of his nelghbor's success
| At this iunctute, Adjudication that was the
daughters name-contrived to bring about an
apparently accidental interview between the
| oil h,I
through the Intervention of the daughter, tole-
rahle good humorcd, he enquircd with great
earnestncss about the young man, how he had
contrived to effect so much in a single year, to
thus extend his business aud draw off the GUS
toners from the older stand.
| The young man evaded an answer-but in
qaired if he had any further objection to his
union with Angelica. None replied he,
| provided you reveal the secret of your sue
cess This the young man promised when his
happiness was made complete.
The old man commended his prudence on
this point. The affair was all settled and the
marriage soon took place.
The friends of the young couple were all as
sembled, and among them many Of the custo-
mers of both stores. Angelica and Thoma'
looked as happy as we'll coHld be, and the old
gentleman was, if possible, happier than they
The bridal cake was about to be cut, when the
old man cried ont for ''ihe Secret.'
'Ay, the secrct!' the secret exclaimed fifty
others.
Its very simple NATTER said Thomas, 6
adpertise."
The old gentleman was very, Uery old-fash.
toned, and while he shook Thomas heartily by
the hand, and kissed Angelica fifty time over
he merely uttered:
'Whythe dickins didn't think of that?"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-28
PRICE ONE CEN
SECRET DISEASE
HURED IN FROM i TO 3 DA,


u CHARGE MADE. Apply to DR.. JOHNSTON
ofthe LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick suve,s,
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may he OF
tanned the speedy remedy for Gonorrhna Gleev,
StnctN1cs, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Lons, al.
fectOns of the Kidneys, and every other symptom Of
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation of the ravs-
ges of this disease, When from neglect to consult
skIliu physician, or from ignorant I'D improper treat
ment, the constitutional symptoms make theirappeaI
ance-the throat becomes liberated, the diseak-
ed, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs dimness Of
sight, Deafness the bones affected, hotches on the
head, face and extremes, progressing with fright
iul fapdy till al last the palate of the mouth dis
royed, the homes of the nose decay and fall n the
Vcti" OF this horrd disease become object of pity
until the last scene Of the drama winds up and death
drops the curtain by hurrying the unhappy patient to
an untimely tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured by
certain perncious practice may he soon restored 10
perfect health by applying to DR. Johnson, either per-
sonay or by letter. DR.. j. has that were
SUFFICIENT 10 appal the heart and harrow up the soul
of all who were not used to the observation of such
terrible sights.
Should this meet the eye of any who are sufferina
from the above affection, let them fly Immediately 20
Dr. Johnston who stands ready TO relieve them; and
from his extensive practice i'll the first Hospitals of
Europe and America, he guarantees speedy cure, no
matter how bad the case may be-
It's proper here to observe that DR.. JOHNSTON 10
not at present engaged i'll the practice of medicine
through pecnniary neCeSsity-he having, BY the de-
cease of a relative, fallen heir fortuRe-but thro'
an ardent desire TO benefit hssufering fellow crea.
lures, TO pour like the good Samaritan oil into theI
wounds, and particularly to relieve those who suffer
from disease for which the world feels no pity
Again II must he remembered that the object of d.
Johnston in offering his services for the relief of the
mseries of mankind, is notthrough pecunary neces-
sity. Hence no charge will in any be made un-
| less the Patient is cured.
! SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve, such al
for Squirting, Cataract, SC Asu those for Deformity
Of the Limb, such as Club Foot, &C., performed or
! the Poor free Of charge
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, on the right hand side of N. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from ID
corner. Observe the name.
0l3-Advi ice to the Poor GRATIS.
| All LETTERS must be PAID, flo
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-28
COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE.

The difference between Courtship and Ma
trimony, was never more forciby explained
than in the following Charcoal Sketch
"What made you get married if you don't
like itin
"Why, was deluded into it-farly deud-
cd. | had nothing to do of evenings, so went
counting. Now courtin's fun enough hav mt
got word to say ag in counting. It's about as
good way of killing an evening as know
of. Wash your face, put on clean dickey,
and 90 and talk as sweet as sugar or molasses
candy for an hour or two-to say nothing of a
few kisses behind the door, as your sweetheart
goes to the step with you.
"Whcn ! was a single man, the world wagg-
ed along well enough. 1t was Just like an
omnibus; was passenger, paid my levy, and
had nothing more to do with it, but sit down
and not care a button for any thing. S'poslng
the omnibus got upsot-well | walks off and
leaves the man to pick up the pieces. But then
must take a wife, and be hanged to me. It's
all very we'll for while but afterwards, its
| plaguy like owing an upset omnibus"
"Nan," enquired Montczuma, whats all
that about omnbusses !"
"What did get by it?'' continued Gamaliel,
regardless Of the interruption. Chow much
fun2-why a jawing old woman and three
squalers. Mighty different from counting that
is. What's the fun ofbuying things to eat and
things to wear for them, and wasting good
spreeng money on such nonsense for other peo-
pie? And then as for doing as you like, there S
no such thing. You can't clear out when peo-
| pies owing you SO much money, you can can't
stay convenient. No-the nabbers must have
| you. You can't go on spree; for when you
come homc missus kicks up the DEVILS delight
You can't teach her better manners, for consta-
blcs are as thick as blackberries. In short you
can't do nothing.
"Instcad of Yes, my duck and NO, my
dear, --'Asyou please, honey and 'When yoa
! like, lovey,' like as it was in counting times,
its darnng and mending, and nothing darned
or mended. II 1t wosn't that Pm particularly
sober,-ld be inclined to drink it's excuse
enough. It's heart-breaking, and it's all ow-
ing to that, I've such pain IN my gI2zard OF
mornings I'm so miserable must stop and
sit on the steps"
"What's the matter now 81
'l'm getting aggravated My wiies a saw
in crittcr-a sword of sharpness, she cuts the
throat OF my felicity, stabs my happiness, chops
up my comforts, and SHIPS up all my Sunday
go-to-meetings to make jackets for the boys
She gives all the whites TO the children, to
make jump about like a lamplighter i can't
stand it, my troubles is over-rowering when |
come TO add em up"
"Oh nonsense! behave nice-don't make a
noise in tie street-be man.
Glow can be man when belong to some
body else! My hours amt my own-my mo-
ney amt my OWL belong to four people be-
sides myseli-the old woman and them three
children L partnership concern, and so ma
ny has got their fingers in the till that must
bust up. I'll break. and sign the stock and
t. ade to you"
PmLApELpHIA. The democrats nominated
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-28

SMiLES.-BY ARTHUR MoRRELL.
Oh, how winning is each smile,
On the face OF heautylighted!
Did not these our hearts hcguile,
Earth would ever seem benghted.
From the rose its perfume take,
From it you its worth discover,
so when smiles her lips forsake,
Woman's charm lis gone forever.
Teas may waken in the heart
Every deep and tender feeling,
When from woman's eyes they start,
To our sympathies appealing;
But il is the sunny smile
Lovely woman's face O'erspreadng,
That both wins and charms, the while,
Ger the soul its influence shedding.
f'eauty in its soft repose,
When the feelings calmly slunber,
Features, eyes, and form disclose
Rarest graces without number;
But like statue still and cold,
Nought of life or love revealing,
Till, enrap:ured we behold
0'er her face the sweet smile stealing.
As the sun succeeds the night,
All the face of nature warming,
So the smiles sweet sunny light
Makes each radiant feature charming.
Oh! how winning is each smile
On the face of woman lighted!
Did not these our hearts heguilc
Earth would ever seem benighted.