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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
LlITtLL'> IN lNti AGE. No. Il.
STU APR Ill, StJ.
fryNTE WIS

LIIIELL'S LIN iNif Al'E. NJ. IL.
5Tu APR IL, ls+J.
CONTENTS
Lord BrouShlm. Political Philosophy, 2 Amendment Of
tie Constitution Of the nitgd states B. Right OF search
Commission; Vision uf Eepyal, 5. Rev. Sidney Smith
Uni:-t sa'e Texas aid Csnaa Armed Slprssslou Of
the Slave Trade; Econ ucdl LUxureS: New tiles OF
Honor: Noys Niayins Church Thieves; Wskly Adirsssi
,rr MIR Caudl- Third lass Baths for the Poor. New II
f,f llgurlfiye Crisis: The Pope = Giles and NJ James
I1 Mornings with Thomas Campbell; J. NnaSstc luntng
rovry-SoE Expectation, b. Evening Star with "A N
mtrtc Iul-a Calia. Scraps, Accdeat MIR Waley, The
nd JUDD y TAYLOR. AGENTS.
ThE. CULIlNA IOH FOX APRIL.
4 MONO, the mus, oil valuable articles IN tins numbe
~ letters from correspondents ElGinnd Scotland ana Ter
many and communications from es than twelve states OF
the Union Among illustrations. amounting 20 dozen
figures henuul of Gn ENGLISH Farm House and Gut
Bukiings drawn and engraved expressly Tor the CutvutO
;nl,cri pt,nrs frr THE CULTINATOR received by VI
H. NEWMAN. I99 BruaiwHy New orb. OF whom the mum
ber printed be had free OF post and
where may obtained any vii Of the back volumes Of
work. which has been rnnonced 10y competent judges a.
by all comparison the best Agricultural paper in the Union
pr,ce nuIy Al a venr up3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

DtENIUNt hEIFE.h BEEr i ne ev!snfaisd Premium
Heler f9ur years old. f1srd and i1-i y df : Cs,shs
Eayilie Chenango County tof which the ion Daniel WtD-
feeeH; VISIT 20 Balls Head maze m-h,i9n % o~iaS
dav y after beog publicly exhibited through Tie principal
conhn1ed tIe opinion or Mr Webster This HEIR with
another equally great Tondrf ~heh 9- trcei'ed ne
last three yrs being only four old ed snd ftrd BY
Walt,r Wenan Of Dutches County and pronounced bys
10 ~ ., 9 eItr ae STEERS fted By Era Serrt Of
W-steste- County decidedly the beS offered tins
Can Js By h1 pabiie Who 9'e rseetiu g,d to call
on THURSDAY and Friday, April 30 AID i:i
The Who'll will be eIpossa 2r sale at his Old 5cHd No.
a. 81. THOMAS ". JENKINS.
IONEo & HALLS CHASUEAELE SAFETY LUCK--
~ This lock the will Of its possessor, be changed
make Hions n locks on: OF that neither
the maker nor any CHER person has any knowledge what
ever OF the lock.
The subscriber would respectfully inform The public That
he has purchased Of his partner Wrn Hall Of Boston, Gass.
his half In the Patent Right IN the above locs. This lock
is owned and will IN future be manufactured only by
T. C. JosEs his establishment the city Of Newark,
Nj And by this advertisement he would notify all per-
not 70 infringe his Patent Ezt The subscriber has
been 20 grea: expense and TO sell the
lock :: much less price, according 20 the size than
can be bought In the United States And he would arher
state tha, MS lock has been picked opened with
out the key that locked IT, VIII BE- by the aAny
Trials that It has undergone different tines With
ward OF $500 TO any person who wCrh open fsiyi but
has been succeSs and IS warranted IN all
get OF order while IN Use, which has
been great annoyance 70 many who have used locks Of
different construction.
Also his Patent Pad Locks for Railroad PURPOSES PTS
Expresses and Custom Houses, which have been ssa
orally adopted and give full satisfaction Il C. JoSks
jlT 3rn lawfsc Patent Lock Maker. NeuaIk. = =.
ENIksT PkEMIUA DAGUEIskEUg fPE.-fLo nnl.
Daguerrean Gallery OF Patent Premium coo'cn hoIp
g-aphs No Isl Broadway above Murray street, New
York awarded the Medal four hrst Premiums hho t"S
Eixhest Honors the Exhibitions OF TIE institutes q
Massachusetts,, SewYcrk and PennsFfr respsca'e
for nost beautiful cclored Pgctnrss and best
ever exhibited. ,o.
wASTED-ao or skfuf1l operators. CIV"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

sra n Bic SALE OF NALU ABLE REAL Es-
lS9S TATE ~ TIE CRY OF r. ENTpN- by vir
-.- tue Of an act # the Legislature Of Jersey The
efsgn-t will expose public sale the Isnton House IN
lie ity Of Trenton on ONDAN the lh lay Of May next
\, o'clock NJ al th, valuable property known a. tns
Government Lot secondstrr.t ~ said CITY, irontek
shout pb the side Of said ,tIes and being .bopt
l95 feet m ,t,th On one SIDE OF said lot good double
Stor Hou,e aqd several out buildings, The said prorrtY
vii, b.. sold sl,nserI or lots 10 suit purchaser An -
tlsrutlhlr title Will bc gl.rn
The " The most der'rable Ia The city
Of @non either for places basn.s private rrsidenees
Tn. conditions OF sale which VIII be accommodating, will
Dr. made known a the time nod place of sale
SAMrEI Il QUINN ERE. r..
SNNitfLL Il nANiLToN. S S,
STACY \. PAXSON. ''''
Trenton, bpn g. isi3. a. law aw
H. VI. BAktR, Aucuoueer
DY MORGAN < JOHNSTON, store 2i5 Broadway.
- THIS DAY az 10 o'cltak
Ar.c and general assortment OF Dry Good. Cutlery,
cod and silver Watches amongst which superior
English Lovers Jcweiry, Fancy Articles. &c &c, Liberal
cash advances made All eOnsgnmens. Out door sales
attended a.. d3l tm-
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FOR SALE.

cry FARM FOR SALE. or e,chanre for improved city
h% property siruatsd III the town Of Hampstead atont u
.-=A- miles from New York containing 29 acres Of laudso
woodland This arm ha, upon dwen. house barn ia;
bic, &c "a order For farther particulars inquire u
4itf GAL Mt & DEKRlCHSON. ~ S3uth.,t.
- LOTS ON IIrH-sTaIAL FOX oALr-- Two lois
SS each a5N1Gi-e situated on the sonthcrlY ,,de 81 -
Broidway apd Cniversity rlAre Apply
81 i,,f 70 MURDOCH. LEAVI1T& co p West II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

GLASS
$50 BOXES CRYSTAL SHEET GLASS,
SPLENDID article for snow Windows aud Gases, CON-
n prisng large VI sizes from X 30 70 i>i
iu,t received Per cylvi- dr Cirsszs from Hare
Tie above lzs belle. u De superior - 5Ey Cyihd-r
Gas ever imported and tn subscribers would Irylf= he AZ
-nia q Architects sash MskrfS Bqll1-.s al Others vino
l:e ft:ic- mp stores 20 examination q II
Also S GO BOXES FULTON GLASS. 81 sin9l-. extra
ani double thickness. conSistlG. y sr aSscnsi oi
,i.es Tor sale hy MORGAN WALhER SMITH.
NOS 2,riseod- No. s. Jchn-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

100 Sfa0LD rTIo(frukE sALks-E. II. LID
II LOW y { a. will sell GA ,..,,.
TIT -RSpNY ATal 10Th AZ lri O'Clock. at 80 William
street between Duane ard tN street srse aSsonsni o.
ior,shold Fumituir hy Catalogue
FRlD NY Apul nth at ~ Ocloek A. No I'm Nreet
lew dos, IT JHon Place. elegant Household PUNT
tur. catalogue
TUESDAY, April 18Th. AT TOT O'Clock. At No .et Broad
way-lIoHscholl Furniture, large assortment by Gaia
log 'c.
WEDNESDAY, April lSth, tioi Qeieeh. At No 20 Ws..
Wn,bngt1n Place rlcgaat Rosewood fuiniutc made ~
Pousat N.trrors sc &c. by tAt'luEu. .
THURSDAY Nrul Ud q o'el'ek 1t No % Liberty
street afec Of Household Furniture. Pictures
aud hS Catalogue
FRIDAY. Arul 18Th. At oi o'clock, z No 7ls, srr'i.
q h-l>ei Orb Avenue, lashion5bis tufntuis, oliver
N,tr, s, Nc. bv Cat1lggur
MONDAY Apn 2sth 49, No Is second treei. cCnilnnt.
ot Boud street el,gln, un''a. BY invoice f.nel'a
Praona attention vii b. given b. Z II / udlsV 10 house
hp furniture wales this Spuue tV stlrud,nts sngased
,uI,crbrf, E. II. LUDLOW y co.
ma ~, cf Broad Il 4ud ENChlnsc Place,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

JAS NJ. Nj LEX. AGctiotear.
DY JAMES NJ MILLER. Hardware Neal Estate.
ID Leather Roots shoes Sc At No liserty street. a.
Z t.. Malt nm.
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WANTED.

D OOMS wANTED-By lady and daughter, with or With
out bead II respectable QIIv4:e fiIaT s'd Q: the
town. between Duane and N5rtoH streets Address + J.
nsrO Office paid. - 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

rs, Ohio, 9Th ul:. Rev. John Walker, 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

U-ASTED-To le: lease. OF sell, large commcdion
W house situated the city pleasant ,cd healthy ri
ia. The above premises have bevn occupied boarding.
and ds school for several y.s past The owner WISHING
have school continued h= premises viii furnish scholar
sufficient 20 pay the rent aad also his irtGsnre ent
ones For further particulars apply 70 \ y a. Broadway
or ne addressed post paid will with immediate sttsn
.;,n 7pt l,viss
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a Card.

SATURDAY. Ap,l ~,
At 10 e'clock n No. S9 Houston - corner ei LEWIS
SRSXIFY S,Lk or observation-disclosures 's'se sa9
Scncra assortment. being he cnir1 contents OF ase TO
tai grocery Stcre.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-12
NASH Il MnOnHOuSE.

NASH 4 WUODHUUSE,
II ECEINE as soon possible all the Now
~ Works ~ merit issued BY the leading pubBersn the n
ted states Thy have N hand Incidents of Social LITE amid
The European Alps tfaBsiaisd from Of j. Heinrich a.
Zscboktes, by Losis strses
Narrative ola visit the Syrian Jacobie) Church n MesoJo
with statements and edctops THE present state o
Christianity Turkey, and The character end prospects the
Eastern Churches by the Rev Horaiio sou'lgats MA Zoe
No. I SHAD.
IN BBIs No superior shsd For saIs by
~ NC ~ WILLIAMS n HAxAIJ.
ORACLES
L'ROM the Poets, a beautiful diversion for the
u drawing by CAROLYN Gilman supply just received
for ssIe BY PLRKINs. HARVEY q BALL,
all 2i3 Broad Street. Richmond, Va.
tAsTEE OLA re'h suPpy of No g. Castor OF received
~ for sale by D. u rHEILDs q sONERVfIJg.
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SWANS SERIES OF READERS.
NEW BOOKS.

THE Charleston Book a miscellany in prose
Il and complied entirely from ihe ofna i've or 10
sidsueizrn Of Chare-ton e. e. very 10 volume
weIlprinted
No is H,rpsr's Illuminated Bible
No 7wanderngJew
Arincouu a novel. by James
No KeBdsis Life Of Jackson
No The NevEes Of Garrststowby Dr. Lever author of
Charles onafy
Wilton Harvey. and other Tales by Mis- sedge~iek
ALSO,
fJhsr supply Of that very valuable aud cheap Thss
Hirory Of the French Revolution Complete for si.s5
ia NASH a wOODHOUsH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-12
C0XE'S HIVE SYRUP.

WE are now preparing the article by an en-
w process which enables offer the public
Medicine Of the desirable
auabeng eertsn aud prompt in il action and not liable
the article usually prepared 10.
The following eeheaies appreciation offered evidences
Of excellence and efficiency
FROM DE- JcHS CULLEN.
certify that Me. Alexander Duval Co have
Compound syrup OF squ
syrupthat examined and administered the pera
end the medicinal qualities Of that
Esny pseparsd-without Icing liable 70 fermentation
sRned JOHN CULLEN, n. ID.
FRoM Da. FRANCIS II. DEASE.
certify that in the habit Of using the Hive Syrup
prepared Ness Alexander Dual Co and natl am dposed
the Of the
seu and that ordinarily prepared and that It s IRE,
from liability fermentation
eirped II. DEANE. " u.
confident OF the superiority Of this and
spesuaiy invite The attention OF Physicians u IL
ALEX. DUvAL Il co,
No la, Main street. Richmond.
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SANpS,S SARSAPARILLA.

Z ~. f-s--
Fos - psuossf ed p><ansat esre o. Oil deesscs ssns
from an npsrs sse u he MOOD o. hssis 81 the sys
nj. S-,,-,.,.. E,,,,,. k,,n,i-s - P.....- q. a.
fscs Ria.rhss Riis- s:h,.,,s ~. 49, nm Ws~m
Isucr Scsid nssd Enl.gsnsnt and pain o. shs o"nes
and jonu. Stubborn uesn. syphiliis symptoms, scian-
cs% Lnmbsso. and dsessss arising itoa IN inadeioas
& M. a. A. Ss Ds0psy. .aposss ., 'm'Sss
VII DC roniossd ~ tnh preparation.
>HE pSsrvs sesssss IN. Tn d.vvisrms.t of Na,nres
wosks sradaa and expansive; arss bv
and eiosos ana snf we ess NJ hu Aneg tbs valuable
avesss,'ss ss szpsss.a may car--t
sasAss sar.pan. Ths Coz cs.rsrs Sst
ihe ah powers % ~ >na.e ppsoss eess havs FeaissA ~
ever hidden in m hse~ had Do sseses thessA - sA~. q
.z~raens rrntsrsd em av.hae tsem 49, sdeetvs ssss ~
The refs-s- o. phiAnry The sosy ~ sss.sis
who hi. msdepe. svosehes
hsn rfopfetors claim 10 IN: most os. eeccsa
caaaAf neerauon In esc aass on snn surface Ne sey
enc disorders ueeshe 70 The oaaeh ANA esry~a
the elements tho bloca this ncieise sw and
esr,.n of relief
M rroprs.crs are daily receiving written sssmonia svsg
wesans e<ea o. Its .lsofd.,y virtue. ss.I n.ssenps
OF various esnessss eoeued BY Ne Cary Aassses ard ~
~ ~ 49,, .ssa.e- = . A.. -,
. 80 S ~ sn. To- soe" seehV receives -
n-~la . n 49, ~-~'"' Assss IVY "A ios%
o..u.n..C = - ~ 49, 's ,.,..
- 49,. - ~ - ~ P1Isn.ss - yoef s>.saesfa.
r.,to,r,~s ~o,asrss, s.s- !. NJ. ss,.. 49, - -
s.,nn aes - 49, :. ~ 80 - ZEN n 800
-, ~, N. So. :, ~ -, ~ -. - ~ - .ssa ose."
She eoud mo-, pa-by recover ean,,d own va =. ss m
your s.r~p. An. mi ~nh m, e,... m ~, ns.-s. 49,.
1900 .ii.. 1, IN, ,,hs ,~n.,nS ..s - 60
len her ,p,dy improvnr Her bu,hs.i nj eox - .s -
,or NOR 81 IT, .r,,n.,,, -, g. S.n hos,l. hrI -
Through procure for .sns y6ur VIM.
bic medicine in that ne,shboshooA.
R,reetfauy In ONRNa
s.. n g 30 -.
NEW Losoos' nay o. ie<a
S.,,,.m.sEvan, .,,,,s, =, s.,-.,.,,u. 49,. 49,
eAu..o c,.p-I,s. - 49, very eHsf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-12

VyIpatNiA IA sus-. tssks ors psps,ss
iss. T.s.- . w.s-s ,>sr.u w.~.- ~, 80 p.sss.sA
Vim -.tgf 1fEt 81 IL - IS 'f.tit. /,
i.slsA sesa ls.. nsshss- tsst 4 10, Airs. Law
Lackhaa nsesss>sd 10 thvh hooi-
hissr whisy. Cra.a naros wsa Ankin WI. whls-
Bsh. Tsyhos Howe Buek hew,nlam- w~ss. oevvs = Co
Bc~vA meNanes co cahoa. "a. Atam hsay,
rssm Co. T. Josss Robert fosa. c. Ralph c.k c.
o1viss nyo %. sshsseAss rwisss. cibses. k.s's
newssss warsss Csta. Loap Co. rwc~dss Bsuews a.
Newan ana osh<f DAA
hs sssasts shove having ssssi sppssses
security aeeossG As>sssAly and h Rsks
Court and apps.rss ~ Satisfactory sviSsses tksy
ishabi,ass % this Cossos~sssh d
mid defendants Do hsS tss us - al
Court Monday March An
pl.in copy osdsr inserted In some
sew-p.pes published CITY of Richmond for onsAs
esvciy poss The oai docs Of hs Csps City.
&s1-~o~ 4 4 RosERrs CY~. yr. -.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

"a
III HAVE this day sold my entire stock al Drugs
Il and Medicines Messrs EDWARD o. RAILS CO. and
peasurs recommending former patrons
thy Of their confidence. WIN. u. HARWoOp.
The undersigned, having this day associated
themselves together the purpose Of carrying
Wholesale mud Retail Drug business,
under the firm and style OF
EDWARD o. RAILS 81 CO.,
have taken formerly by Mcsss Sam Ade
Co. and recently b, VIM HARDWOOD whrro they vii AZ az
tin,es general assortment OF DRUGs ME-
DfCfNEs PAINTS, OILS WINDOW GLASS. &C &C which
ey reasonable terms for cash. or TO pune'ua Gus
They receiving from the Northern Cihes large and
well selected respectfully their friends and
aomer- and examine stock
EDWARD %. RAILS,
mo n ELLERSON
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.'o--'H' IN; .s: s:s.:a ~. AM 's'v.
WE take this occ..iou to give

Of worh eurline and
the shortest notice. Roofing with Tn Copper Guisrns &C
ANA n n WELLER
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WEBB, BACON & co.
Offer for Sale,

WEBB. BACON & CO.
Offer for Sale,
q HHDe New Orleans Sugar
1Ok hhds r. Rico and ST. CroI do part PRINT recently
Imported
bags Laguyr. Rico Havana and ST Domingo Coffee
e6 bags Inc Old Lawn aud Naraieaibo do
IS hhds West India Molas-es
500 sides Sole Leather
II dozen Russell Upper do
I2 boxes and half boxes Loaf Sugar
bbls Crushed do
- tierces Rice
500 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
I0t do Ground Alum de-
so boxes Talow Candles Halls patent and other brands
2+7 bores Soap various qualities
81 boxes Sperm Candies
American blstsred Steel
II bundles Hoop Iron various widths
I72 Window Class s1le and 1919
~ Nova Scotia Grnds,ones
bbls N. Carolina Tar
II dozen painted Baskets
Al3 bags Shot
81 kegs Duponts Gunpowder
IL Caabria Lcorioe
ala kegs Nails and Brads assorted sizes
ALSO,
Alum Indigo Nader, White Lead satp-
Bar Thread Leading Lines Bed Cords Ginger Pep
per- srch Teas Of qualities Corn Brooms Irvine
WOOD Ware. Hops, Paper, &C. &c. au IL
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-06
To all Concerned.

We would call the attention of some of oul
subscribers, and especially certain Pos, Mas
lers, to The following reasonable, and we'll sci,
lied rules of Law in relation TO publishers. &c
The patrons of newspapers.
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
|. Subscribers who do not give erpress no.
nee to The contrary, are considered as wishing
10 continue their subscriptions.
q IL subscribers order the discontinuance oi
their papers, the publishers may continue to
send them ,ill all a.rearages are paid
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse TO take
their papers from The offices 10 which they are
directed, they are held responsible lll they
have settled heir bill, and ordered their papers
discontinued.
l. If subscribers remove 10 other places with
Ou informing the publishers, and their paper is
sent 10 the former direction, they are held re-
sponslhle.
s. The cour.s have decided that refusing TO
ake newspaper or periodical from the office,
or removing aud leaving il uncalled for, is "pri-
ma lace" evidence of Intentional fraud
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-06
Sweet Cousin Polly.
BY GILBERT QUILL, ESQ.


The day never can forget,
never can, by golly
When frs, kissed the ruby lips,
or sweet, sweet cousin Polly.
Her mouth looked like turtle shell,
Filled up chuck full of honey:
Her eyes, their beauty who can tell
Did shine like silver money
hugged her 10 my bosom tight,
Her heart went dibJy dubby-
Blu, oh! pen can't tell my fright.
When | heard her cry out " Daddy"
"Oh don't" says l, "good Polly, dear,
You're sweet as 'asses candy,
I'll cry and tear my handkerchief
Oh, yankee doodle dandy"
She turned righ, round and kissed my cheek,
Which ruffied up my collar
And told me iha, she loved me so,
And that's what made her holler
So ever since we have been one,
In spite Of human folly
For what's the world to one like me,
Without sweet cousin Polly.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-06
theatre, and i. should be burned down before

theatre, and i, should be burned down before
he used it,
The elements, therefore, of wealth consist in
material productions brought together, changed
and modified by the hand of man, of the farmer
and mechanic. Commerce, though necessary
and honorable, is nothing more than the NOV
ing or changing of these productions from place
10 place. If we are righ, in the position we
have taken, that wealth consists in natural pro-
ductious, changed aud wrought upon by the la
bor of man, it follows iha, The country which
possesses the most of the elements or materials
to work upon good soil; abundance Of water
kind of Stone /; mines, and beds of different
kinds of material, &C. must have the most ma
tural wealth
1t then requires The hand Of industry and
skill to put these materials into shape, and to put
them together to form real, substantial wealth.
This is The duty of the farmer and mechanic
The more industrious and skilful this class
is, the more wealth will be accumulated in the
country. Do farmers and mechanics cons dcr
these things rightly Are they not too apt to
think themselves mere podders and servants in
the increase of wealth And, indeed, /, there
not a false standard OF respecIabilily; too much
in use in society. and are no, the productive
classes too apt to measure themselves by il =
This standard appears TO be, idleness and fine
coat; and consequently, the more idle man
can be, and finer the dress, the more of gen.
tleman. No. so. Responsibility should con-
sist in an improved mind and skilful and indus
,rous hands. Moral qualifications being equal,
he should have the most honor, who, by the
combination of the efforts of his mind and phys
ical powers, has contributed more largely to the
increase of those things which constitute wealth.
Intcligenccr.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-06

THE RIVAL CLAM PEpLARs.---" say, Jim,
what's the matter with your boss He looks
as if he was lame in four Of his legs, he lifts
Them all at once"
You had better look to your own cripple of
frame, Joe. or the crows will steal il, harness
and all. and leave you to haul your CLANS your
SELF"
"You don't say so, do ye! Now look here,
Jim, advise you to sell out. and take The mo-
ney you gel and put some more to il, aud buy
another. You can get a. pretty good boss now
for dollar"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-06
Livc.-.Let Live---KFelp Live.

There are three classes of people in this
world who may be characterized by The mono.
sylIabies above. First. there are those who
take for their mouo-lipe-Iive. regardless Of
others, live if o'hers dle--live for ones self,
and 10 ones self Such persons care for no.
body but ,heinselses-lhey think of nobody
else. They have got on in the world it may
be, without much aid from others, and others
must ge, on as they can or stick by the way,
i, is all one TO them, i, is none of their bus-
ness; they are no, their brolher's keeper
These are supremely selfish men.
There is another class of men among us
whose motto is-Live and let live. They are
glad 10 have their neighbors live and prosper,
but it mus, be without, their help Their first
step and grca, inquiry is, Who will show US
any good How will this affect my interest !!
Shall gain anything by il! If such men can
be quite sure that any thing that they can do
for another, will return ultimately for their own
benef,, they will cheerfully lend helping hand.
And in some cases they will even help friend
in need, if persuaded that it will in no way op-
crate TO their disadvantage. Otherwise they
are as deal as dead men to all who approach
them These are simply selfish men.
There j. ye. third class of men (rare 0vas)
whose motto is--Live and help Others to live.
They are moi inaueniive TO their own affairs or
their own interests bu, lhey seek not their own
exclusively. They are not merely willing to
let others live around them, but they are willing
10 help others to live, aud even 10 subject them
selves to Inconvenience and trouble in order TO
do this. And all this they will do without first
stopping TO ask--shal get my reward! if
lend dollar, shall get Two in return! They
are men who ac, either from the impulse of
kind and generous dispositions, or men whose
principles of action have been derived from the
teachings and example of HIM who went
about doing good" who sough, moi his own but
the things which were anoIher's, who was new
er unmindful to do good and communicate as
he had o, ..,rlunly. These are truly benevo-
lent men.
We have now finished our discourse. and
leave il TO each reader say, which is the bet
Ter man. and to which class he himself belongs.
TraUelier.
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-06

UNNECESSARY USE OF WoRDs.---A young
gentleman lately said TO liille urchin, that
was lettering abou, his premises without invita-
tom" Young man, clear Out, begone, elope.
march, disfranchise yourself, evacuaIe, dispense,
disgorge, cut, be of,"---ai which The boy, sus-
peciing his meaning, said--" if you don't want
me here, why don't you tell me 10 60 home,
and be done with il I"