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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-10
FRESH FALL HARDWARE.
W. s. Il J. DOMAIN,

tNruRrEEs AND pEaLEastN
f""'H" ana Dousestic Hardware and CnusrY,
III Wet Wain Street
HiCuuosp. Va,
NJ IN f'cef ~ thc ship Rive,
lf"m Liverpool thrr Pan nportston Hunsi.rhs.
ahd Shcned Hardware Cutlery By reeen arrivals fo
~ Nni'hrfn Cites have received ~ artces Of Aus,,.
Manufactured Hardware snpfsng Together arrer s-k a..
th-y have brrstpfpr rfsrsd
Fo-FsnF facility ur purchasing roods % ~ -,
possible tefus W feel coufni esft.ny are A.
po- ~ ~ ~ o. no rate pficrs hu-~ shst.vas
Asfehins and oters purchlsng Hardware r-DeesHv
Ne 70 etsne cor sck opssed inapccttoa al bh
pdoss " a = n noag 49,
,,,sss -
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MVNhIN NVHINNUN, TfcsHItnt.
SASrEL HISSAT, Secretary.
The subscriber. Agent Tor IN. above Company. - prepared To
receive applications for Ifc Insurance 0r any OF the periods
named. viz Tor I year, : years, OF for life. aud fot any sum not
exceeding $4,000 on a single life. rh- rates OF Insurance foT all
at the intermediate wears, not noted IN the above Advertisements as
well n all oIhct Information interesting To those desiring tn effect
Insurance, will al,n BE- made known on application. The advan
tasvs offered by this Company. arr believed tn be- EQUAL. II not
superior TO those offered by any other. either in the 4. :. or Great
Britain. "A A. CIV A1JINEy-
Physician To the soeiety-thc Family Physician OF the party
whose life u 10 be insured. oe9I-,f
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milan -

INDIAN VEGETABLE I.NNACEA.-Pepon. amet
Il cd with Setoiuil, Kings Evil, Cancer, EyNEcIls. Old SORES. N
GERS Te'ier, McteuTAl Dissase, or any other complaints arising from
impunuesUi the blood, are requested 10 read the following trstimo-
mails in Proofof the wonderful properties OF the above named me
hut lest 4 simple statement Of ncts might fail OF convincing those
who are daily imposed upon by osuihcaiss which owe their crs
fence To the iruie imaeInatons Of their writers a living witB.s. an
the person Of Mr. Brooks, WHOSE case Is menttuuc below. may be-
seen At our odee, No. Murray SIeer, New YorE. wherr he IA,
srndly consented to remain for 4 few days for the Satisfaction OF
those whotsquiIe oeeuar demonstration.
As Mr. Il. oaH remain but a 'hot time FROM his family in Phla
Read! Read! 3! Rcad!!!
w. we undrT,iened' having visited Mr. Isaac Brooks j., at the
or hcatd or
years conflict with the destfoyrr.
Ills palate, the entire rcofofhis mouth. nose. upper lp. and lower
hl OF the night eye, have been destroyed, his face nearly eaten up.
description Of his case.
Nj b informs US that in January last, the whole interior or hi.
fIuleers. f"
on the I'm ofJanuary last he ommsneeduking Dr. CrLLRN,s
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which checked the disease IN
a iewdiys' and from that time the cure has progressed without IN
iefnniss'on'
New hesh has supplied the place OF the dcep ulcers, and though
'Alg al.nsu'el, ms iei is sound andhis general lsaHh isrestnrei
iaet the PanAeea alone has wrought this wonderful change.
Chls l. Rowtnd headVIle, CnwGord county, Penn.
y Jones, Il, solb suert. PhIadeiprL-
q. Appleton, NJ. D., 80 south St, do.
Wm. steelng, d. d, Camden. n. }.
u rS'lsr Manufacture Of Mineral Teeth, 100 Soul, Il, Pail
IA. Mouenmeber, Editor Fhla Democrat a77 North "a It do
Geo. w. Metz. bmshmaEer, 1I7 Market It, Phia.
An Guo'ts pastor Of nth Baptist Church. do.
John Bel In" LPhia. tNouI American othce)
John w. Ashmrad, 90 south 9th street, Philadelphia.
- "asner lhhosdphrL no ChesBut st. do.
Peter Skcn smItr, Editor Native Eagle. do.
joel Boiinr, glass manufacturer Wibamstovp. N
l.. y Coles 81. D., Boston, Mass.
Russell Canf.ld, Psychologist, Phha.
Thomas p. J. Eoby, NJ. u, Hausbuph. Pa.
Peter Wright, $50 Market sttr~L, PbIa.
WIN. unc, pastor - PauIs VI T. church. Cauntip. ST. Pbt,.
Jno Chambers, pastor It Independent Church. Broad 1t.
.Symloi' pnbh'h.fo of reigean standeri. Phla.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps. Nc.

'E'ilE subscriber hegS leave to call the atten.
- ton OF country Merchants, To his stock or Boots, Shoes.
Hats caps sc, Wh.ch c"npu-s a general assortment adapted To-
ti~l1-~ al OF which hr assures them VIII De- sold at 4 very small
ad'lro on the en,t, Asst - hs determination to ~L. buyers will
hHd IL 20 'h"'t interest to cali ani examine H. stock. bcfoie buying
elsewhere unAu uyERS
NH"lraIe and Retail dealer IN Boots, Shoes Hats, Gaps SC,
eli No. 81 West Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-14
KENT, KENDALL " ATWATER,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers,

HAVE i'll store, and are now receiving. their
u stock OF British, French and American Dry Goods, for DO,
fan trade, comprising an unusually large and extensive variety
which will be sold as low ~ they can be- houEhi 40 any market n
tua country AMI to which they respectfully invite the attention 20
,, trade. KENT, kENDALL& ArNATER-
Semi 4. 1876.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-14
TO T0BACC0NlSTS.
I.OTHpNG FOR FACTORY

NJ r. have Just opened our assortment at Goods.
W selected with great care expressly TOT factory hands ami ne
swcs wear generally, consisting at aucy cord plaid, ,iuped and
plain Satn-is Of all qualities Jeans, Krr-ys. Phirs, Twrcds, sc.
Nri ouf stock Of Blankets will be- found rquaL, aBd perhaps a little
chrnp'r than any ever before Offered M this market We would
respectfully invite those IN want Of the above arIe-s to give Us
4 call. TURNER & Cu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-14
New Goods this day Received.

New Goods this day Received.
IL ZEN " co. have now the largest stock of
IN good ready mad. Clothing. ever exhibited 90 this CIV AMI
m" offering great Inducements to fash Customers" which Fac,
they can fully prove, by calling on us. We have nov the FOL
lowing Goods among our STOCK. which az the most s-a-onabl. AMI
most called for AMI which We have taken great pains. 10 have
made "a urr most suisauua. manner vs Thrown and black sin
gle and double breasted Sacks, heavy beaver over Uuats. low DR.
eet and medium tweed business Goats black and arcy rasul.t
Pants, mrtno Nrsungs of an qualities under Shirts aud Drawers,
Suspcnisrs, Scars Gloves, CnSais a.; an of which Ne wall sl
Al sneh prices - The same quality Of goods can be had IA ANY North
eu ely
&c 26 KEEN 4 90.
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], h. EUSTACE y son

ID RESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants of
Ia Virginia. trading in OF passing through Richmond to ctamis,
their stock OF Drugs Medicine, Pants and bye SUITS. They ar,
prepared to Offer such inducements, they think, as will make uth"T
intrte.tto eon6nc their dealings IN their way to this place.
Ginseng, BeeswaI and Parsed, taken IN exchange Tor gods at
n 4. Vn4tL.f uttre E
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A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY,
nan NH~uInnI

ELLUSrGATEp by sgO Etgrsving. aud ~ Maps with a Globe
u Mar on "a rev uln. ny : g Gocdneh, author OF Peter Par
icyis Talks" ! vol guaTto. rocs soc.
This work - de- gncdas a SCuoOL BooK. rs a book OF teasAiHr-
and nothing ia the work 10 allowed to interfere with tbs desLEn. Al
The same time, ffom the arrangement adopted, Il win BE- found to
contain a gpat quantity OF matter which will render "a convenient
family book for reference. Its utility in this respect will be en-
HANGED ~ the index at the close OF the volume. simplicity. pcTpi
euty ami convenience, have been carefully studded in the arrange
ment ofth. whole " ork The typography aud n, ictcnRg ofthe Maps
- peculiarly fun aud distinct the maps ae IN immediate eontigudy
with the descriptions OF counties q which they relate
The Globe Map Is n new and useful device, aud Will be found a
good substitute for an artificial Globe, with the advantage OF being
easily handled, and constantly be.orc thu eye dunng the early stages
OF study. For sale by
NASH n wooDHoUsT, booksellers.
&C 5 lSq Main st
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WORTHAu. McGRUDER a 60.

m. U,<RlnER a 90
'itEN ~ S''h
In nl'N '''H,t heo and y - sugar
: = 81. : 8 csas,i sa ae'' crushed. ana '''''''' DO
t' "hs N"1s-, pa" pnni"
u"' D
~ "a-H D" ''''Ihh''n' java 'onrr
10 ~ do
10 bai,> Mech, ~
"'ng""irs ari Hack Teas Of best quality
]" ,e' kec
zoo sa,, Sole ,e5,ber g.1d ,Ii samss,i
go " Ru--t dn
500 lh~Sh0e Thread
80 boxes Sperm CauI.s
10 30 Judr- pt - Candle.
lee d, ssIp '"' '-'"
90 do starch
10 s,r. salt P,trr
> r.racp- I.Ir,
~ ~ S ia. So,, |, p /, -. .n"'a'd'' Olive Cd
WI, M
iop, -. pr,.,.
So b,,.--,tn - 49,.
sOn no.. StDt
Bar IsaI
% hh.i- NuidinF Rsro,
sS do shSua,t do
Ito sor.. I'm ri,ir
R..k 1Tn - s.r..
goo r. wsppiBr ban,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-14
JULES HAUEL, Periumcf aud Chemist.
~ % I'M. "a ..r--. nL-.L.L-L-L-

NOTlCE.-llaving 10y attachment, served
~ upon stephen Duyal aud F,ndlIl CuHu, prohibited them
from paying the following negotiable Notes, drawn by Duval, BRO
theirs 4 TO, and endorsed by Stephen DuNal, and payable TO Brujl
MN thutchhhL for hs interest u the late concern of Duval, Church
hHl 4 TO thrs - To caution the public from receiving or ~ any
nabn-r trading for sud notes list note. dared 9Th June, l-4G.
drawn by Duval, Brothers A. Co, AMI rndoucI by stephen nuyAL
at I mos, for S1OOJ 90. tW0 other n1tcs Ofslme date. dawn by the
same pattfrs. and ga iorcI by stephen DHvlL AID Tor about 5 1000
each, one payable al Z mos. AMI the other - IN uhs from 9TH June.
IrlG. WIN. ANDERSON. Jr,
Aug o. IsGG-f Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-14
RLACK IRON POLISH. for Iron

~ RaifEgs, So, Se-This article produces on Iron ratings.
"ri"s, and all ktni- II lpn work, a beautiful Jet black polish, re-
quiring no more labor than The application OF an Ordinary yamt.h
1t : VERY durablr, aud - not effected by exposures. cdrciuany
protecting the Iron nom the action oruhr weather. For sale BY
DUNAL & PURCELL.
~T Druggists, it5, MAN sur,t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-14

CoFFEE-A full supply of Rio, Laguayra and
~ Java Coffee, in store, TOT sale by
So WILLIAMS Il HAxNI.
GALA PLAID LINSEYS. . cases Gala Plaid
~ Linscy, new md beautiful patsrn.-Cor sale very howl at
$50 HALVES. VAN DEURsEN a WARDS
WEBB. BACON N CO. offer for sale
w sUGARs-9o hhds ST. Cui1
lO5 hhds Porto Rico
100 do New Orleans
II boxes Loaf
Is bbts Crushed and rulyerissd
~ ucrees and 20 hall do. New odeans Car1,d
Is boxes Havauna
MOLASSES-2O hhds Pouo Rico
90 hhts and II urrccs Trinidad
20 hhis Caricu,s
COFFEE-4UO bags Rio
500 bags I7ruayu
les bag. Java
CANDLES-S5 boxes Sperm
10 hoNcs Strauc
50 boxes Iurs patent 1AloN
a. boxes Tauow
CASTLE. Brown aud Shaying soap
zoo Ecrs Cut Mails and Rads
, tons Bls,"rcd steel
Hoop lion
20 tons Nova Scotia Grind Stone.
1900 side Sole Leather
Harness and Upper leather
5 bales shoe Thread
40 packages Gun Pu~,icr Tea
Black Tea
- bbs Sp-un Lamp Oh
81 bhk Tannots OH
zoo ucTecs ThouaStnn Lime
leo dozen Painted Rucs,Js
Nests ct wccdwatr
IS urrecs Rice
SO ths CIDER N-urgat
- hhis BACON Spi,s
- hhds 90 SHOULDERS
geo hhs y. e tut uefuRr-
100 bis Family Roe do
- bts Slad
Russn-TlE
Spirits Turp.nuuy
Letter Whiting aui Wrapping Paper au -
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UPHOLSTERING
RICH uOND tn. SHEET IRON AND STOVE
"mANIEtCTpHN
ROBERT MOTT

House sign Painter and Glazicr
Nsrf Aer o. hs ErAzsgs Bdsl, RrA-ssA, Jtrrsia,
A. received a further supply Of Paints. ous. Copel and other
IL vami.h--. with rainiers brushes and BLENDERS An a~~ort-
m-nt oC French and American wtndoW GAS. sErs from sIIO to
3ors6 inches, all of which be ~ destrOuIt TO senor ~ors up on the
most reasonable terms.
n. IA large supply Of soap stone Paint for sale low, = Iu-
psuot pa fot TIN OF ShinE~d Roof. K \.
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TO Il PuBLIC.

TINE NV articles a trial and Judge for yourself.
" warrant hrm auiob be- as uprcsnlcd, otthc mou'y refunded.
Hy EAU III1STR ~. HAIR RESTORAri NE-Thi, unNtr Sry OPP
proved and admired article, frr from ardent spirits, punsunt -s>'u-
tai uh, and other destructive materials cleans i" hair expedition,
~. rTir = q beautifully bright and Impars to u NJ" delicate ttas
unr. 1T the h,Wrr- Hair washed " th this extract soon become.
pleasiurIy sou aud luAuriant IA 10 growth and will positively bung
IN new hatr on bald beads by rs Use. aRi hair that has been maI-
har,h, aud Is turning grey or falling out by the us Of spirit oroth'T
Improper prrpsr ations will soon be restored tGIt, natural color and
bunaucy by 4 few applications ct the Eau Lustnl.
ltis pt.servatvc agatn.I bllincs- and IN tutllills cur" 90 an
Affection, en- the skin on the head, a. dauduu-aui fur preventing
the tauuR oh OF the hair aud mmiug grey
II 10 The smpsr produce and immediate extract NJ some p'lRts Saln
hy for tn d ,iE end wUd with prprtIcs 80 highly clcaHsng That
HdiFngascst the Epdrmis aud Capillary tubes Of the eoHusv' ac
t0n ut the preparation AVID Of the dry and dad particles that Il
deposits Tins preparation Iuuvs tie har and gives To uH beau
Hdl CLOS aud sofnos., aud an agreeable aud vlvifying perfume.
E~NtnENCE-NamT, Is an tnsIhausihir mine, az which rsqy
urn,c andsudy Will always End room to eNcaVatc utsihat ~ouIcr,
alone, which produces all that man calls invention and which be
would q, better. perhaps ,o name atapdau0ns.
For talr, wholesale aud retail by
JULES HAUEL. PcTiumcr aud Chemist.
No 20 south "a street, Phladelp ha.
And by my Agents, l. Gtnier nuyai & Purcell, X u uuNal u uu
quesn-, Man street : NJ ZlchJisSon, D0rn,n 4 McQueen, BruaIst
Richmond. chs Corning, Bragg Thomas Il e., Petersburg and most
all the Druggists Through the Union. oe ,
pJ PremiuHis was awarded al The Fnnklin institute.
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Frsry ~ Nsr.gtvu.
Esrts 90 Irg, TO ur.
Bet remembered fh1t" n um- 20 iay 0ftlnuly. 1875. before me.
ihs sui.ruisr To- Justice 0f Wr ". r, Of suI Etltr i and f, us
city aiH"nd p'rsDrary upi'iri o. H.irtG ~ Green. sni mad.
oath "H h' hoy Ey1"rey of Almighty Col. that be matters and
iFis 90 fnfH BOO rr ttuys nunrt sd rsur.itr. .r iua nffru. .a
sltri sworn isore Jfzgr Ct0rp & r.
hul' Publication should m,afur,ys of1ry ono vh1. r us boz
Iis'"h"n and iWpUfonre Iu'rf1ut 0u youth. should ulv, brought
o. hfnsIt any Of che evil alI'rI tn shDgs. iu such thr French
Doctor plrfs h- sHfvr'a. nod pEd rs ths muu ts.ay4u, .,s,,sy-
We h'Ii"vr' thHt BE- h1s te means 0f rmsiyng tlsr sun, ruya.
'a q "Oi'ninr fof m'm n permanent cure, or ~ ehare CO.,
qutfrf
W kcm'mhrr Dr. nIET, NJ m French Medical House. 10
Yl'' ltrI'H's street near 20 street two rsss before fs bDuss b
AiYre daily from o a. m Co. 10 D.. u.
baltimore. sgt o. trlD. t.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-12-02

LAKE HARBoRs.-The Cincinnati Chamber
of Commerce has resolved to attend the Harbor
Il River Convention at st. Louis on 10th May
lS47.
1t is deeply to be regretted that The River g.
Lake interests cannot agree upon common
place of meeting. With all due respect to st.
Louis, we must insist that Chicago is the more
central point, if, as is desirable, all interests,
East, Northwest and Southwest, are to be uni
ted in this movement; besides we think the day
fixed for the meeting at st. Louis altogether
too early in the season. The navigation of the
Upper Lakes will not be open at that time.
AS, however, it appears settled that there must
be two meetings we approve of the following
remarks and suggestions of the Toledo Blade
The friends Improvements on the lakes uni
ted with their brethren of the rivers at the Con-
vention held at Memphis last year, and in or
der to show their disposition to accommodate
the river interests, they Joined in naming Chi
cago as the proper place for the next joint NEE
ting, because that wasmost convenient at once,
for the river and lake delegates. But il appears
that the river interest will yield nothing for
union with the lake interest.
On this account, and because it would better
accommodate our northeastern friends whose
commerclalinterestsar are closely linked with ours
we would suggest Detroit, or Cleveland as the
appropriate place of meeting for the Convention
to be holden next spring on the subject of lake
improvements.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-12-02
SUMMARY.

MANFRED, ON the lst inst, on board the steam
er Die Vernon, by Esq. Waugh, of Scott Co.
Mo. Mr.. BAPTIsrE VBAN, to Madam CHALorTE
HUFFMAN. ~ s55 IS
The above was handed to us last evening,
with an account of the wooing, engagement
and speedy marriage. The happy groom is
Spaniard, who had Just arrived from the Rio
Grande: the fair bride, widow, was taken
from the ship which brought her from Germany
and the first time they met was on board the
Die Vernon, where each had taken passage for
this place. Neither could understand word
the other said, but the enamored Spaniard, with
eyes and gestures, and the occasional aid of an
interpreter, SO vigorously urged his suit, that
on the second day out from N. Orleans the wild
ow surrendered, and on the following day, there
happening to be justice of the Peace on board
they were married. The joyful bridegroomre-
galed the passengers and officers of the boat with
champagne and other delcacies, and spent his
money freely. And well he might, for, with
the bnxum widow, he also got possession of
forty thousand dollars in gold, which on his
coming on board, she had DEP osited in the clerks
Louis Rep. % ~
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-12-02
BIZ KATE DAsHWO,

$500 BIZ KATE EASTWOOD.
Columbia, hear thy thunder's roar
Where darkly sweeps the Rio Grande;
Firm and undaunted-as of yore,
- Our gallant freemen stand,
Our Flag!-its starry heaven waves DER
A free and fearless band.
It's stripes for the coward foe who dares
Invade oAr sacred rights;
While the snowy space between them bears
The radiant CLEANS of light
An Mercy's angel wing-who spares
10th friend, and foe alike.
Our glorious flag! it's floating DER
A mighty empire wide
From the fierce Atlantic's stormy roar
q To the dark Pacific's tide! shores
And it waves on the breeze, from the sunny
Where flcet-wnged navies ride.
Our Yankee girls-as pure as fair;
And Johnny oft confesses
His stately Junos can't compare;
And I'll risk two "Yankee guesses,"
Bodisco's sweet, wild rosebud there,
Isn't fade, mid jewelled dresses.
We're each of us queensland our empire
bright
Of boundless wealth untold,
Sparkles with mines, whose gems of light
Are more priceless, far, than gold.
3ut. ah, there is a foe, with culver and dart,
Who invades this Empire of the Heart.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-12-02

watched carefully over your education. And
then, il is not many days since, that you were
sad and broken hearted because your Amelia
was Ill, and you went instinctively to invoke the
aid Of the mosthigh because it is religion alone
that you felt could give you consolation In such
acalamity. Thus, then, you see that you have
true friend, sister of afectionate and disin-
terested, and religion that can soothe the
pangs of grief here, and one to love with whom
you may promise yourself all the happiness of
life." -
My friend Triston was for few moments
COMPOUNDED by these observations. thought l
had convinced my romantic companion, but he
recovered himself quickly, and smoothing down
his long hair, which almost covered his shoul-
ders, in an affected tone thus addressed mes
my friend, how little do you know of hu.
man nature. Do you think, that with your in
dividual illustrations you can destroy my gene
raj. my powerful, my terrific reasoning. No:
again say no; ALI deccit-all lying-all ego
tism. If Pope leEt me money, it is because he
is perfectly conscious that mean to pay him
tchen lean. If my sister has watched with ten
derness over my infancy, it is because she hopes
tia fo-morrow, or next day, may be useful to
her, and repay her with interest. And then if
did pray for the restoration of Amelia health
it is because have been religiously educated,
and religion benomes habit, besides,-"
did not wait for the conclusion of my friend
Triston's observations, because he was begin
ming to convince me that he was fool. Iquit-
ted him abruptly, and vet little reflection con-
vinces me, that his folly will be but feeting.-
He will soon marry and then he will believe in
the affection of his wife. When he has child
rem, ne will be convert to paternal love. Then
he will have acquaintance, and believe in ffiend-
ship. And when all this has happened, and
that he has to labor to support family, he will
neither have time to stop and gaze at the moon
nor to read Hans of Iceland; his cry will not be
a malediction Upon all things. but he will go to
church every Sunday, accompanied by his wife
md children. and will pray to God for health,
md life and strength for them, for peace here,
md Heaven hereafter; and after all he will be |
/ happy and an honest man. WILLIAM.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-12-02
NV friend TristOn.
/E,.a,,, H. S,..L

'Day follows day-hour succeeds hour-mo.
ment hurries after moment-ailis i'm this world
a fierce, lying hypocrisy; wickedness and evil.
Where is there morality to be found in this vale
of misery! Curses! all is illuson-all pretence
all falacy-"
"Good heavens, friend Triston, do not go on
this way, unless you wish to be put into lu-
natic asylum. Is it possible that you can real
ly believe that in the century in which we live,
virtue is not to be found? that one cannot have
a faithful friend, nor vrtuous companion, nor
children who adore him, nor religion that oon-
soles him, sustains him, and animates him in
the midst of his tribulationsf'
This was my answer to friend Triston, as he
saluted me yesterday morning with his sudden
denunciation of the world, and who, though
young in years, found himself, to his own as
tonishment, living in the sad and gloomy days
of the nineteenth century. 1t requires but lit
tie penetration to discover that my friend Iris
ton is one of those sad pupils of the school of
romancists, who swear by Dumas. who adore
Victor Hugo, and has as his rdde mecanm the
papers of the Baron de Holbach, and that, there
fore, he is prepared to affirm five-eights ofwhat
we see and here is deceit and delirium-that he
believes in but ittle-and nothing at all in what
lis good.
But the character of Senior Triston can be bet
ter known if the benevolent will have the pa
thence tolisten to our conversation.
Virtues .-bah!-fo Do you now, for in
stance, believe that Rosa really loves you? Not
at all. Women, my dear fellow, only love for
sake-that can tell you as pos
tive fact. IF she appears to correspond to your
affection, it is only because she hopes one day
to be YOUR wife. She, like the rest of her sex,
requires husband who may take care of her.
may escort her-may give her an independence
which all women wish to have. If Mariguita
loves Peries, it is also that he can afford to main
tain her in pomp and state. But then, as to real
affection, where is it to be found? Nowhere
To-day, because it is generally believed that
you are rich, men pretend to be your friends.
Tomorrow, if poverty covered you with rags,
they would look across the street to avoid sa-
luting you. To-day, you hear your next door
neighbor expatiate upon the claims to public gra-
ii tude of the party who are in power, and criti-
else upon the defects of the party that has been
turned out of Office. Well, the reason of all
this is, your neighbor is in government Office.
Look, then, at your acquaintance, Satuosino,
to be SO pure and SO good-it is all
hypocrisy and roguery. In fine, this world can
not be worse, nor even more wicked than it ISL
"But listen to me patiently, Triston. 1t was
only yesterday that you were in want of fifty
pounds to take you out of difficulty, and your
friend Pope at once lent them to you. You have
an elder sister, who reared you with tenderness,
and soothed all the griefs of Your childhood, and