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aAR. SEVmETSER'S EXTRACT OF Ii
NJ NERWORFH AND TAR, FOR CONSUME
TON, COUGHS, ASTHMA, PAIN IN THE
BREAST, &c. One Of the most eminent medical
writers who has written on diseases of the Lunns,
remarks very Justly, that the greatest difficulty at.
tending the treatment of COnsunpIivc cases, IS in
the hrst places getting patients take q medicine
lot whal they consider mere cough or cOld-sOmc
remark rs only cold, always let a cold take lis
own course and il usually wears off itself. Now in
some cases This may he true; butt can assure those
suffering with cough or pain in the breast that in
nne cases of Consumption out often, that they have
invariably resulted from neglected cold.
AnothtE class ol persons even object to take any
medicine for what they consider Consumption bur |
can assure them tHatin many fhey take great
care Of themselves and use a proper medicine ihry
may thectuaIly cure themselves Asthma or Il ycui-
" OF breathing can be eectualy cured by the ytact
OF LiVerworth and Tar; Bronchitis and Sore Throat
VIII also yield 10 It's astonishing effects.
Dr Swtttsc!s Extract of LiverwOrth and Tar will
be found extremely useful 10 those who suffer from
the evil Influence Of night swaats
Prepared only hy DR.. ). n. SwEgTsEE Front street,
New York. For safe by SETH =. RANCE, No lUs
Baltunore-2i', and cor of CHARLES aad Pgatl-sts
Also, by Perkins, corner of franklin ana Green SITS
and corner OfGrCen and Baltimore streets; ThOmp-
son, corner Of Howard and Fayette streets; Tyler
corner of High and e. Baltimore streets; and Hop,
kins, Fel's Point. las
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I. sNEPPARD, Agent.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAIT
MORE RAIL ROAD.

MORE RAIL ROAD.
The MORNING PASSEN-
j5%s7afa1a, a. G GER TRAIN, carrying the u
.FtJ1fEfi &sA=szzsAs 5. Mail, through in sir hours
-. - - Passage FoUn D1ILARs. Ipaves
t4e Depot, Pratt street, al NINE O'Clock, EVERY
MORNING, Except SundoysD arriving at Philadel-
pha by o'clncl p. M
tETURNiNG-Leaves Philadelphia al 8 A. NJ,
arriving N Baltimore by O'Clock, p. N.
Es" She EVENING PASSENGER TRAIN, CIR
rying the U, ). Great Southern and Western Mails
leaves lhe Depot, Pratt street, DAILY, at O'Clock
7. NJ. Passage FCUR DOLLARS.
XXI uRN'NG-Leavas Philadelphia EVERY AZ
IERNUON, at FOUR O'Clock.
di5 A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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ri EW BOOT AND SHOE SToK1e,

EAST BALTIMORE STREET,
Three doors East of the Bridge.
Where the subscriber has opened
a fashionable BOOT AND SHOE
STORE, aud has ON hand general
assortment Of Gentlemen and La
dies Boots and Shoes Of every de-
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rENHIs is no GIVE NOTICE. rnnt lhe sul

FE1hfs rs no CIV IL NOTICE. That the sub
III scrIbCf has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore County, in Maryland, letters Testament
iary on the estate of WILLIAM PATTERSON,
late Of said county, deceased An persons HAVING
claims against the said deceased or his estde are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thcrcoi, properly authenticated to my agent and at
torney IN fact solomon Allen, No. l05 lee street on
or Before the 18Th day of August nex; they may 9th
erwse, by law, be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. All persons indebted TO said deceased or his
estate, are requested TO make immediate payment to
my said agent and attorney, who is hereby duiy an
thorIZed 10 act for me in the premises. Given from
under my hand, this 10th day of January, 1916.
Jal6-lawit ELLENNERA PATTERSON Ey,y
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-24

DESTRUCTION TO REACHES. A successful
mode Of destroying cock-roaches is to take
pint of molasses in basin, mix it with the same
quantity of hot water, set the basin on the floor
near where they frequent, take few cuttings
of lath and set them around the basin, sloping
from the basin to the floor, and projecting over
the edge of the basin about all inch Attract.
ed by the molasses, they will run up the end
of the lath and drop off into the basin, from
whence they cannot get out. Seventy have
been killed in night in this way. The mo-
lasses may be used many times.
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FEvHHSFS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub-
Z scrber has obtained from the Orphans, Court of
Baltimore County, letters Of administration on the per-
sonal estate of SENECA PARRY, late of said
county, deceased, All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned exhibit the
same with The vouchers thereof to the subscriber on
or before the 18th day Of July next, 1916; they NAV
otherwise by law he excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this l3h day of January, lS45.
ANN PARRY,
jal5-law4I CHARLES A. POTION, EAeeu'ors'
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DISCRIMINATING DUTIES. "Joe,'' said gen.
tleman, yesterday, to his mulatto servant, who,
by the way, is free gem'en OBJ color, "Joe, as
soon as you havethot hall cleaned out, he was
sweeping the hall) clear the street here opposite
the house,
"Massa, said Joe, putting on a consequential
air, 'you must descuse me. | does not think
itali meath muatter to cleans out your hail.
do things inside. But | tells you, dat sweepin
de street SIGH wedder as dis, Is only fit for a
ra!c sure huff darkey. Isc a Pennsyl@any
Niger myself, and consequently, is in favor
Of Discriminate, dNties-I is.n
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You DoN'r SAY So The Montreal Herald
Of the 9Th inst threatens to make an Algiors
of New York, and st, Jean d'Acro of Bos-
ton II takes two to play at that game.
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The BENEFITS OF INSURANCE. In Albany,
during last year, there were AZ fires, which
destroyed property to the value Of S57, esq, on
which insurance amounted to s53,252.
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THNHTS IL TO GIVE NOTICE, Thatrhe sub-
HI scrber has obtained from the ORPHANS, Ccurl
of Baltimore county, in Maryland, letters or admin
istraton on the estate of MARY COCKEY, late of
said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against tho said estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber or before the Isl dav of
July, lelG; they may otherwise, by law, he eX-
cuded from all benefit Of said estate. Al persons in
debted to said estate requested to make i'm
mediate payment Given under my hand this lst
day of January, 1916.
ja2-lawitt TAl SAMUEL CCCKEY, EXT.
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DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME CoURT. The
Supreme Court has decided that the wages of
a seaman on board u man-ofwar are not sub
ject to attachment by his creditors in the hands
of a purser, and that money in the hands Of
disbursing agents of the government is the mo-
ney of the United States and cannot he at
tached tpr the debts of parties entitled TO pay
ments to be made out OF it. The court has
also decided the long pending case between the
government and Gen. Gratot, affirming the
decision OF the circuit court Of Missouri against
him in every particular.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

Yankee was duty authorized to rrceru
payment Of monies due 10 The deceased
The pretty sum Of 1903 dollars was arcor
dlngy paid over 10 hlm. Two or three
years passed on, no claimant appeared anC
the tailor rcjOiced exceedingly IN the buI~
Ian, upshoI Of the speculation.
| One day, however, as ne was sitting al
his window, calmly smoking long aIne,
and rumlnating on some other Speculation,
whom should he see, walking quietly along
on the opposite side walk, bot the identical
Iored gentleman who had negoumIed with
him three years before, arrayed IN the ldens
lcal blue Jacket ornamenIed with cOundcss
black buttons, but very much The worse lOr
wear At first, he was taken all bark,
much as Hac6clh was at The unwecome ap,
paTtlou of The blood bOIted' BanQuo at the
festive board. few moments reflection,
however; roassured hlm,and sprlnging over
he counter he rushed forth into the street
A this moment The negro r'sed his eyes
and bsheld the well remembered sign, and
with it flashed back OH his mInd a startling
remlscence Of his own Indebtedness H.
,so recognized the injured Yankee he
turned aud fed Sop theft shouted the
Yankee. as he dashed. after him in no,
pursuit Stop lhel!' repeated the crowd.
|, was an excle'ng chase. Up few wins
Iows and out flew heads Cellars sublpr.
raaean disgorged their motiy living tenants
Sailors. slevedores, dogs, boys, girls and
even women rushed along, sllmOIard by
he eager cries of the Yankee. Far in the
van, however, hed the painting negro, like a
iark shadow, dlstanCng pursuit, III | on
" he'd cacheh himi'said the tailor to his
foreman, rs he re entered his low browad
hop, I'D made him pay me lhas two dol
iars and fifty cents. with interest TO dale
The kay to the appar'Ion was afterwards
discovered. II seems that the negro, on
,eachiug his destined port, had run away,
and another hand (aiso coIoreJ) had been
shipped in his stead, he name however re-
naming unaiere,l on lha ships books The
second coIoreG gentleman II was, who on
MS arrival in port paid she debt of nature,
md also more than paiG by his wages the
debt incurred by his predecessor in the fore,
'asts Of the 'VOnu,.
Although the Yankee to use bis owe
angnags came out OF llal ere sOec iust|
ate rate YET to his dying day hc|
l0ver ceased 10 lament lhal'he badn' caDch-
d that ere nigger and made hIm face lha'
81 80 with interest 20 date
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WHIT O'CLOCK Is 1T.

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.. "s' ,'o.,,,I ~! - h,, ,h,, Va m;,n
~. t ",J 'r,,u "o,,, - 'I I,,,n ,,ho, o,o,ooL
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'''' - y Wv NV I.,, Wv vs. I w. ,'',, "'I'
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y "'' "S'',' y" w. ','' 49,, r'1,' '
W., t"s'y y .',s ~ : ,,',, "o ,,,a. pm orh;
NO SoU"T' ,,, "aI : 4'''. ".'''I' 1 ~ '",I "a
'"ul'o"'' """%;e'Er, ;; n''" 's', =, 0'
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! No, cried |, no. never!
The phanIomS then took each o'her
lands and slowly walked round nv char
Juslice! exclaimed my father as he pass
ID before me
'Penitencc' mnrmured my mother bend
ng over ne.
'Prayelr said li0 youngest Of my SIS
Ilers.
Sword sighed another.
And then heard another say
Twelfth Of August
And the last exclaimed:
'Twerh Of August al midnight
Then they went around my CHAIR three
times, repeating the same words after
which, they joined their sepnlchnaI voices
and cried, FAREWELL FareweIIn
then learned that my doom was sealed
md thai bad but to commend my soul tC
God, and my family to your majesty
Ny dear Marshal said the King, 'wha
you have to me related, is in truth, very
strange but do you nat believe that fever
and doIirum were in any degree The cause
of these visions! Come, cheer up, Struggle
tgainst these haIIucnallons, and be Of good
courage! You will soon recover, aud ma!
live many years yet. What! don't yso
believe mel Come, give me your hand
As Blncher did not answer, the KIM
took the old mans hand in Ills own.
Tha, hand was cold-ani just then tn
old clock struck the hour Of ml6UighI.
Field-marshaI BLUcHER was dead.
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Number J9,

VIII" time il Is with myself, and that if
J mean to do anything in the worII,
hihero | have neglected, II is high
time 10 sci about it, The words Of nv
father have given a solemnrry to The d.
al plate Of The clock, which It never
would have possessed in my eslim,,,ou
# these wards had not bsen spoken.
Look about you my friends, | earnestly
"n'rca' you,and now ana lhen aak your.
SILT what O'Clock It IS with you.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18
A YANKEE ADMINISTRATOR

The following, says the Yankee b ad
s 'all abOnJ' shrewh and keen sighlet
Yankee of the Sam Slick school, wiz
formerly kept a s'op shop IN the cIass
IOurleus OF Ann s,reet,and drove a SnuJ
,nI thriving business, conlrjying, by
'onsIant attention to trade, and Slrir
adherence 10 the cash principle, 10 d,
,ometh,ng more than make both end
meet - tn" conr'e Of the year. o.
Yankee boAsled that he was never 'lGcl
.n 'bul once, and lhen he came out Of :
If1st rate
'rhe only exception be made 10 hi
ash principle was in favor of very
Lark coIoIed gentleman who (oIlcrec
he sea for Ivrn:' and who happeOe
. be 10 wait Of professional blu jack
t sdorned with an ususI quantity o.
11ck glnsS buttons, value two dollar
,rd fiy cents. The sable mariner sta
ed that he had Just gor into port, shout
70 paid Of the next day, aud he woulc
,ufalhbly 'caIl and seule,' The Yanke,
ct him have The Jacket and charged
lim with Inc amount. The next day
'amp, and the next, and the next, and
lronght 90 cotored gentleman. The
Yankee clothes dealer began 10 feel IN
easy. To be taken IN the first time h.
'trnsled'was an event never anticipated
n his calculation OF The chances H.
made luquirIes,& found that he had been
regularly taken ln-and done For 10.
,lead Of his customer having Just arrv.
I'd in porr, he had sailed on min,
months voyage lhe day alter ne had OBJ
tanned 'lck, OF a, Vanish says IN The
new comedy, accommodations In a
desperate rage, the Yankee look, sac
count Of stock, and naked up all rhe
blue tickets wl,h g,ass buttons at rs pei
cent, advance.
From that lime the Yankee was
cons,,nI rcgder og the da,Iv ,ourn,I.
,onfoio, ii. .,,,,ion ho,vD.sn nr,n,,
,sT, - ,ba - .NI,",oo TnTnII,,on,r' ,n,. aoI
y,,'y W wv, IS, ~, A".,,. ., ".G ;, o"'
." I.'s ''r" ,' ., ,'', " ,', s,o' ~ npPs,
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LIlS0LaLhIhANlEIU'So
BLUCHER.
Translated for The Boston alias from th'
French Of s. Henry BerthOad.

No one in France cao have FORGOTTEN the
bo,ed r,ma or RIucher ,h., Prnssian field.
uorOh,I 90 mo,y ,;oes hoo,or hv o,r Cer.
oral. in the baues If lena and .uers,ad,
WIN escansa dur,nq ,he c.,i,,,ior or Prom.
zlau. fran the hands of Cen Klein no .
misa,abIe r,Isehood. who hebovod :, sr,b
. acoward,v manner a, Lpbeck where he
was taken nri,ore, ., the hoad or ,b;,,,
,bons,ra man. yhoso dero,,s vo,o w;,ooss-
ed hv Ra,,zon I,n,zen Vsr,b,mn orJ
Sair, Amand; and who was ,he cau.o If the
Eoolsb go,ni,n The bloodv ba,,,a If Wo,e,-
yoo b., bic J.,on,io, oc N,,.Loor An
memher ,ha Srr,al corluc, of ,his bo,b,,ioo
when he appeared as a conouerer, at PARIS
AccordingIy ,o him. !, was necessary n di,
vide France ir,o dis,,ic,s and SO, fire n its
raoi,al. We also remember how he nl-
,opa mt only the musorns br, also ,bo
roval pa,aces ssin, Could can hear wit.
nass tn his ;rnohIe ra,sci,v. Tbirv wac.
ors loaded with furniture, paintings and
ob;ec,s Of art oC which the prussjsn had
stripped ,bem, wen, to Germany and i, was
IN ,h,s manner ,ba, BIucher 90, possession
of the Passages of the Alps, painting Of
David's. |. was his wish, farther, ,ba, the
proDer,y of those, who according to him,
were the promoters of the war, should be
copfsca,ed and i, was only the empha,ic
coroues, Of the Emperor Alexander ,ba,
conld nrevent his reouir,no tho disarmirg
Of The National Paris Uuard. Ue even
wished them to be surrendered 70 him as
nusoners ofwar Nat one or the co,nm,r
dors or the allied ,roons onorovad of Pin.
,hsr,s oorduc, o,d I,s kim binsolr ,r;o5
but in vain to subd,e the raroci,y his IN
d,ri,oLlo Ais,os;,;on Of,o, ,o,ro,,loJ =.
,ecall bis Inn ssvere orders bis pr,rco ,v,,
oh,iroI IN irdorr,r, ,bo borbor;,, b., rou
bersG,s. ha even honercJ hin, u;,h .n o,l.,
established cv,ressly for him l.. b,d.,.
,,.,s .r ;r,,,, o,o,s ,,,,oo,,aod ,..;,L .,,I,.
rays
p,,oborIon r,,noo - o,,,,,o, ,,;.o,,,,.,
,1 ,.;,, .Il .v,o,,,o1 b., H., ,o,,ro ..,o
ron b, ,ho ,,,,,,.s or I5.,ooo
-,
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which was burning IN the corner OF an I'm
mense fireplace, and which ever and ano
cast lis pale an hickeriRg light upon III
savage features of the old man, who wa
reclning in a large ann chair of blaCkooa
and WIS wrapped in bear skins. On see
Ing the King, he was going 10 rise to re
celve him, but The Prince modoned to keeI
his seat, and shaking his hand, sat down b,
his SIDE.
Blucher, by motion Of his head, slgnl
fed that he wished to be lett alone with th'
King, and was instantly obeyed. lie lhe'
raised himself with a painful effort, II
his chair, aud, alter few moments silence
began;
''''' '''' Wv, v" " ''','' y
N'''o'o"''N' MUG" '""' u" "'''" =
P',''"' ~ VIZ "''o"'"a' ''''' W 0"' Wv
,'' yo0 WV" AZ Wv ''' '"''' 'N"''""9 y
have Sc, out, dying as am would nav,
: '"0 W ""' y''' 'o' ""'' Il ''' ''" " VT
Bu, before | en,rusl il to vou. sire. loob
ou' '''o'' ! '"''"S' II " SoU' '''' 'oo'
nance the express;on or nv face The tim,
or nv v,ica ,be c,e,rress Of nv ideas
+ crsnade voprseIr,ha, J eriov NV ,ossou
nuv and ,bo, Fam ro, mat. Far ,bo,a 49,,
whooJ,sl nrso,c m,oho.I ,u
oor ir.are and take visions If tho rioh, co,
20 ,omorbroDcs or who, hos re.,,, h,a,o,od
,p,,oo,ho oaao, a.,,,,,, aoII ,,.o,,,,
,rom ri. bo,om 60 !, ;o Ill ,,no !, . .u
,o,, ,n1I,,n Jors, no,ti,norn, ear.
,on - ma s;.o
When, in 1856. the seven years' war
broke ont, nv father, who lived a. his do.
~ N
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and lncons'an' I'gh' recognized my lam
leT' my mOlher, ahd my iOur sl''eTs' ne.
were sI'llEg around 'he hre'and rose al see
ing me. | was gong to 'hro" myself Int
my la'her's arms but he mononed to me
with a solemn gesture, not 10 DO 1t.
stretched oul my arms TO my mother ou
she drew back wIh look OF sadness.
called each OF my sisters by name, and they
LOOK my hand' bu'made no reply. AL 'beI
TOOK their seats again.
Don YOU know me-! cried |. is tins
he manner in which family ought to re-
ceve son aud brother, after so many
years Of separslionl Have YOU, then, al
ready learned Mat have entered into Ih'
,ersice of Prussia! But could not dc
otherwise; my liberty, the happiness o
seeing you, was at that price Think, ther
hal for sixteen years | have not heard ;
single word from you, Separated irou
YOU by inccessanl waro, ia The service O
Sweden, a prisoner of war, had nothing
10 Soo'"0 NY '''0' '''u uoO''''""" '''
''e' '"'' we "''' O'0 nave "'A0' VI NY
'oe''y "'S 'se" 10 Se'''u 'o' 'oO "S'o'-
"'Fe' ""e'c ia" Sca''''y "oPs u ""N
ING yo"--oo' "nS'e' al 's'S'' | oT''s's '"S
Il m'gn' oe Po'''ois 10 learn ""''neF S'oo''
.go LOT you All my 'a'"et' uoh you aus
'"eF me! Ny mo'aer' you are silent
uaVe you forgotten my sisters The love anu
the sports oI our chlIdhood' those sports
which these walls nave so oi'ened witness
ed!
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Volume IN
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
OPPOSITE ST. PAUL's CHURcH, MAIN-sI
- sFsg - - A. ~
TERMS :

= Ii ~ NJ -
The COL UNBIf DEMOCRATwW bt
pUbiisbed eUery Saturday morning, a
TWO DOLLy4RS per Ganum payable
holf yeariy in adUaHce, or 7ico Dollars
Efy Cents, ,Vnot paid wjthn the yeG
No subscription vH be taken for shorte,
period than oir months; nor any diScon,
tauaace permited,unH all Grrearages
are discharged.
ADVERTISElEENS not erceeding a
square UW be conSpicuouSly inserted al
one DoHWfor The first three insertions,
and TiUeaty,fUe cents for eUery subSe.
qucat assertion. E-"A Hberai diSco,m
made 10 those noho aivcriise By ythey gear
LETTERS addressed on business ,ulSt
be post paid.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

PoTATo JELLY.-The readiness with
which good sized basin full OF ;hi-k Jelly
may be procured from a single moderate
SIZED potato. Is fact worth knowing.
have several times repeated the experiment.,
and fad hat II does not require more than
eight minutes 10 change raw potato into a
mos. excellent jslly, which has only 10 DO
seasoned with lille sugar, nutmeg. anu
wai,e wine, 10 please tie most fasiidinus
,alate To obtain this jelly to perfection,
let po ato be washed. peeled. aud grated;
throw the pulp thus procured into jug OF
water. and STIR 1t well. Lei this stand few
minutes. and a sufficient quantity OF starch
will have fallen for the purpose required.
Pour of the wafer aid keep stirring up
the starch a, The bottom of the basin while
boiling water is being poured upon II. and
it will soon and suddenly pass 10 The stale
of a Jelly. The only nicely required Is TO
be careful that he water Is absolutely boil
iGg, oil herwise the change will not take
place Upon comparing this jelly with that
from the starch called arrow root and OBJ
lained direct flcm Bermuda. / find dilil-
Gully in my own person In discriminating
between their flavor, fhongh an Invalid. IN
the habit of eating arfowroot. The differ
ence, however. becomes more sensible
when both jsllies are made palatabls with
sugar, 4-c. for then, both the invalid (my-
seii) and another person were equally daci
ded in our preference of the jelly fiosn the
| potato TO that from the arreHrooi. the othcs
possessing rather a mawkish nAvof, a
though j. lad been prepared win smoky
water.-Aaoa-
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
THE DUMB Rev r. T. Anderson, OF

THE DUMB Rev r. T. Anderson, OF
Christian county in this state. has succeed
ed in teaching several young men who
were born deaf and dumb, to hear and
speak distinctly This is wonderful, but ii
is true. The editor of the LOUSY llle
Courier after long interview with one OF
Mr.. Anderson's pupils. thus writes:
"From our interview with MIR. Todhun
ter, we are fully convinced, that under Mr..
Anderson's sy stem of Instruction, the deaf
and dumb can be SO taught as 10 enunclate
most words In common use, with consider
able distinctness, even to those unaccustom-
ed to the peculiar tone or sounG OF the
voice of the speaker; while to those who are
in constant intimacy with and become hab-
ltuated to the voice aud pronunciation OF the
speaker. there would not be the slightest
difficulty in understanding him. Mr.. A. 8
system is certainly very great improves
ment in the instruction of the dumb. and In
our judgement, should be introduced Into all
the schools tor this purpose"
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

IFIHAVE ERRED.
m D. {. coLLINswoRTHY.


-. mt 10 me, If | have erred.
'U-bile MISSIONS burns upon my cheek,
M, with his bitter feelings stirred,
NJ, pIeasant words Of kindness speak.
r.bor cans! feel the wrong I've done,
And wish in penilence to bring
ruth and duty folly's son,
From kindness let 'hy actions spring.
s,s-k Kindly, and thy voice will fall
Ike music melting on the soul,
AM every error I'll recall,
And Weld no more to sins cJntrol.
"a. LindIv speak-such words have pow r
when falling from the lips of love
To save IN strong temptation hour,
And turn the serpenL 10 dove.
For7et not then thy duty. thou
Who has brother gone astray,
And sunshine, beaming from the brow.
WiIIirht his step, in virtues way.