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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-06-17
PARLOR MAGAZINE.
J.T. IgEADLEY, Editor.

TINS MAGAZINE, formerly under tho care of ID. Mead
Il. IIoadoy author of Z" NapoIoon and hs MarshaJs ~
Washington nud his Generals" "I.etters from Italy
is designed fill large place public that it
will not only maintain its present envabe feputaon but
panon of many circle to which il is now stranger glad
denng by its presence while exods an influence, pure
to make This the MOST POPULAR MAGAZINE Of the
day. and while availng himself Of assistance from the best
1t will continue maintain iti high moral tone, and moth
ing will be admitted into its columns which will minister
tho corrupt passions and Tendencies Of YOUTH which the
author dying would wish TO blot"
nj Tse design : to offer the public Magazine containing
WINE moves IN lighter path, and not exposed to the
same objections.
1t is issued monthly commencing with May containing 80
pages oil original mutte printed fine paper, in handsome
covers with splendid steel engraving aud coored flower,
in each number, with occasional music, and got up in
every respect in tho style of the art making yearly
volume Of 1884 pages full OF choice illustrations forming
an elegant ornament the paor table, rich and valuu-
Back numbers and volumes always on hand.
Pice only 81 per year. If in advance copies for S5-S
The Press and the public awarding the highest
beauty and taste with which Is embeshed, placing it in
the very first rank in among the thousands Of
which we select the following;
Mr. Ieadleys lively and versatile pen is admirably fitted
to give charm work like this" NowYoik Evangelist.
"Under the editorial charge of j. T. Headey, the
popular writer ofthe age predict still stronger interest
me name oil EADLEY alone is suio guarantee OF success
i Farmer and Mechanic
new editor has Infused That intense aud absorbing
interest into its pages for which his writings are remarkable
The work has gained in the which enchans the sympa-
thics and rvos the attention. without losing any its
chaste and elevated morals aud Co. Dem
"Wo wish this Magazine much under its present
guardanship-[Adv. und Jour.
"The editor well known OF the brilliant wri-
tiers ofthe day Am. Agriculturist
.Theii motto is to muge the beautiful with the good"
N. e. Review.
Mr. Headly contributes the present May number
ally and in his usually pleasing stye-N Y. Tribune.
His talents will add greatly to the interest of the pubca-
Christian IntelligencoI.
Th very monthly is gaining favor lehnng and soft
enng the roughness of life and blessing the family whore
alights. 'Esto perp eua' "-Mass. Eagle.
"Ths unquestionaby the best Magazine ofts kiud in
the country."- Naniucket Enquirer.
=" Beautiful as it is valuable. '-Lutheran Obs.
A good responsible agents wanted circulate this
work, 20 whom the best inducements will be offered.
l.. " MILES, Publisher,
June l847.-22:3w Isl Nassau ST., New York.
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Deatbs.

In Berlin, May 4th, Mr. Samuel Fifed, aged rs years.
Printers in N. II. and Me. req. &c.
In Berlin June Sheffield Hayward, aged TO- Printers in
Mass. and Ohio, are, &c.
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DENTISTRY.

noCT. NJ. NEWTON, ,sargicai aud Mechanical Dentist
- Office over Mr. Spaldngs Store, Main, at the head
of Staestee Ia order Introduce OF the recent inn
proyements in the construction Of plate teeth, to
insert parts whole sets OF teeth upon gold plate, perfectly
resembling the natural organs in form and COLOR and in point
of utility, fulfilling all purposes of masticaton as well as
the natural teeth. For any piece Of work shall require
hnf the amount be paid the time and the remainder in
three months fthe work should prove satisfactory II not
the teeth can be returned and tAo money refunded.
Montpelier, June 10, 1877. ~
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Catrst Nous.

Gen. Twiggs has arrived at Puebla. Gen.
Scott expected to reach the city of Mexico on
the l5th-lust Tuesday. Santa Annals resigna-
ton of the Presidency was not accepted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-06-17

In West Fatee 9TH inst. by Row Charles Boswell, Mr.
Cyrus May Of Post Mills, and Miss Laura D. Smith Of west
Faroc.
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Ncw-IIampshirc Medical institute
ton.
N lTMlUTrH UnI

TIME Fiy first Annual Course of Lectures will
i on Monday, Aug. g lS47, and continue sIXTEEN
WEEKS Introductory Lecture at O'Clock r. NJ by Prof
HUBBARD.
Hon. JOEL PARKER, LII. D., Professor of Medical Ju.
rispfudenoo
DIXI CROSBY, NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery obs,o,,;cs
and Diseases OF Women aud Children. -
EDWARD e. PHELPS, NJ. ID. Professor of Therapou,ics
and Mnieria Medica.
OLIVER 7. HUBBARD, NJ. d. Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
JOSEPH ROBY NJ, d., Professor Of Practice Of Medioine
and Pathological Anatomy.
EDMUND II. PEAsLEE, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy
and HISTOLOGY.
A. s.. WARNER, A. D., Demonstration of Antony.
Fees payable in advance No taken without respon-
sibo endOrscrs.
Fees for the course, $50. Matcuutiou S. Graduating
expenses, IL. j.. X. PEASLEE, See'v.
Hanover, N. II June l. 1e47. 92Sw+
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UNITED STATES ARMY.
RECRUITING SERVICE.

WANTED for the United staes Army, ABLE BODIED
w MEN, between the ages of Is and IS years, being
above five feet three inches high of good character and
respectable standing their fellow citizens None need
apply to enter the servce but those who determined
honestly and faithfully the period of their enlistment,
viz.-"durng the war with Mexco for the of five
years, the recruit may elect.
This table shoo3 The Of pay per month Dhch enlisted
soldiers, according ey repeetre grades, entitled 10
receive for their serUiees, ohen serving on foot
To Sergqnnt Major Sergeant Chief Mu
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Il. II. RIKER,


MOST respectfully gives notice that he has returned rom
ltl New York with The Latest French aud English FASH
ions tor Cutting and Making Garments.
Tailors Taoresses wishing for Information in the ut
Of Cutting garments can receive instruction reasonable
terms. =, 49,.
Graor's Squares, Measures, Drilled Eyed Neeuies ot
Snneror QUALITY for sale All Garments made at his shop
short notice the fashionable style ut
for others make up and warranted to Ut WY
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

TINE Annual Meeting of tho Trustees Of this Institution
will take place at tho Academy on Wednesday, June
Both, at three O'Clock, 2. NJ.
June 10th. 22t2w
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A bounty of TWELVE DOLLARS will be paid to each
recruit enlist, d ior the Infantry Arm.
day is allowed every soldier which is amply sufficient for
his Subsistence also large supply of comfortable and gen
tee clothing Good quarters ard fuel all times fur
nished aud every will be made making those
who may enlist and determined 10 their coun
try in good ath comfortable and conenod with their stu
alton The medical attendance is always provided 70
period he Is unable perform his duty. Should the soldier
be disabled in the line ohs duty the laws provide pension
for him.
By the 9th section of act 10 mise for limited time
additional military force and for other purposes (appov
cd feb IL lsi1 each noncommissoned officer musician
private in service who hereafter be enlist
ed during the present 18th Mexico, and who shall
ccvo honorable discharge either by expiration of his
term ofcnstment, for disability incurred in the of
his sorvce will be entitled for hundred
sirty If land which he will be liberty locate
body upon any the public lands that may be subject
to priv entry he may, at his option when honoraby
discharged receive treasury scrip to the amount of
dred dollars, bearing six cent Interest, payable soman
nunly AMI redeemabe at the pleasure of the Government
In addition TO this liberal offer Of the Government un act
passed at the session of Congress- providing that
non commissioned ohcer who may show himself worthy,
SHALL of his commanding officer have the
Brevo rank Of I'd Lieutenant conferred him. thus placing
him the line promotion. And that any private perform
ing distinguished services shall have the of dollars
per month added to his pay.
Greater inducements could not be asked. Tho pay
allowances respectable and with prudence monthly
pay of the solder may be laid upas every thing needed
furnished by the Government.
BY the above it will be tina, entcpIisng young men
OF good character, will have opportunity for
themselves independence while serving their country
GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS, will you not secure for
while you have the opportunity? Patriotism prompts to en-
lstmen and the call Of the country supported by ample
Dcyrhe SUN of TWO DOLLARS will be paid to any one
bringing able bodied recruit to the Rendezvous provided
he enlists.
ROBERT HOPKINS, Cd 1t. 9th Infantry,
RECRUITING Rendezvous Recruiting 0Geer.
Montpelier, VT.
Auxiliary Depot,
Danville, VT lima 18th
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"a Il! q :: :; ! ! "a "a
PARTICULAR NOTICE
To the inhabitants, not only of
Washington County, VT, but also
of the STATE OF VERMONT:
wHER EAs,
OUR attention has been called by regular and author
~ lied agents at Waterbury. Washington County, VI
in the "VeImont Patriot" newspaper published
''O"'p'"'' ."BfEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
The China Tea Company, 1893 Washington street. Bos-
ton-Rospectfuy inform tho inhabitants of Washington
Vermont, and hold themselves responsible only for such
Teas as have their brand on. NAV,
Now know nothing of the true origin call or design for
the above adverisemen MOI do we hiuk it necessary to
"The inhabitants of Washington County, Vermont" re-
member that have, through the medium of other
their attention to OUR TEAS" and assure them ,hS,
they to be had in all their varieties of agents
ILLUSIONS, ind We for ourselves beg leave 20
announce in his public manner that Messrs J. & j. b.
u.s. not ouy to SELF our rea b" also 10
THEN TO GIVE THE CONSUMER PERFECT SALTS
FACTION ,[G and when We SAY warrant them we MEAN
IT. and any extra expense should any lime arise by
just teHlouOtr j. q j. y. lhlST1, waterbury, Wash
| ington County, VT. are the AGENTS for the
PEKIN TEA CO.,
1917 FULTON STREET, NETWORK.
9 And IN eoncuson we beg leave to say with the notice
referred to,
Beware OfHNPOSHTEON!!
and if the inhabitants OF Washington County W. Judge as
others do whore have been ntrodnc WE ARE
SURE that they will far respect this nunct ion MS to cal
upon agents, AND THUS SECURE THEMSELVES
| AGAINST IMPOSITIONS.
| Signed for the Company,
I'll. w. DOUGLASS.
| New-York June, l547.
p-Wo wonder if some in this vicinity engaged in the
selling Of Goods have forgotten that there have heer
cases where people got good living by WINDING THEIR
| OWN BUSINESS.
% J.&J.B. CRIsTY.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

SEVERAL WESTERN FARMS, from 100 to 500 acres,
~ with house, burn and ton in crop each, for
sale ow Terms OF payment easy eastern property taken
IN exchange. Apply (post paid to GORDON & co. 10 &
80 Broad street, N. Y. the Office of this paper 81
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BANK OF MONTPELIER

THE stockholders of the Bank Of Montpelier are hereby
notified tina, of Forty dollars per share
on each share of stock in said Bank, has been
dered by the Directors payable before the 10th day Of
July next. GEO, HOWES Cnsbir
Montpelier, June 8, l6i7. 2l.4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

Tue YoUNG WIFE.-s.Mend mend
mend LIVERY week comes this old clothes
basket full Of ragged frocks and shirts and
stockings. II is enough TO exhaust ones pa
tcnce to be forever darning and mending ~
Thus pet,ishly calculated the young wife and
mother, as she sat down late one Saturday
evening 10 do-her weeks mending. She had
probably been brought up in idleness, with an
indulgent mother TO set every needed stitch in
worn garment: or pcrchance she had worse
than idled away her time reading novels. new
er ever dreaming of the sober realities of do
nestle liie;--or perhaps she had spent her
time al The piano OF the drawing table---em-
ployments useful and agreeable at proper
times, but which alone can never make prof
liable or comfort ditfusing mistress OF a family
Really, thought !. as looked on her vexed
countenance, she has one thing yet 10 learn -.
tina, to labor with pleasure she must he, I'm
slant in season and out of season." and cult
vate the habit OF thinking more of the comfort
her labors will thus secure TO her loved ones,
than of the toll itsclf-- Wmdsam County Dem
ocrdt.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07
Later and Important from Mexico.
B,i Sleatner 10 IIarand.

The packetship Norma, Capt. ELLIS, ar
rived at New York on Wednesday, with
Mexican dates several days later than hereto
fore received, viz: Vera Cruz Dec 2; Mexico
Nov. 81; Tampico Nov. %, and chihuahua
Oct. 90
The following is furnished by the New
York Sum-
The war engrosses public attention. and in
recording the efforts making TO strengthen
SANTA AHNA's army, the editors and newspa-
per correspondents generally agree that the last
struggle is 10 be made al San Luis Potosi. No
effort is apparent to prepare the public mind ioI
negotiations, except such as casual illusions
to the approaching session Of Congress and
the deliberations of that body upon the melan
choly condition Of the Republic The new
government works satisfactorily. Arrange
ment for restoring the State Governments &c
E 49, -rH- z
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

OK TAXING OUT YOUR WATcH DuRrsG SER
MoN.--rhis is no small exploit. There aIc
many advantages arising from Il. In the first
place il win be known that the man has d
watch. In the second place. he win show
that the sermon has not much affected him.
Thrdly. i, win be modest hin, 10 The minis
ter that he has preached long enough, and
should bring the sermon 10 close. Fourlhly,
il will take up portion Of the time and aitrn
ton, so that part Of the sermon certainly, CT
not the whole.) will pass by the man as the
idle wind, and be lost Fltthly viii show
what estimate the man puts on the message
of grace. Six,hly. II will abstract the notice Of
Others around, and turn away their attention
in Ike manner. Scventhly, !, rs an act very
much in harmony with a passage Of Scrip
tre: "When vii the new moon be gone,
that we may sell corn and the Sabbath, that
we may sci forth wheat Amos viii, H.
EsSec Register.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

WoMAN.--The good government OF fsmi-
lies leads to the comfort Of communities, and
tho welfare of States. Ofevery domestic cir
Gle, woman is the centre. Home. that centre
of purest and dearest loy--home is the empire
OF womanl There she plans. directs. per
forms: the acknowledged source or dignity
and felicity. Where female virtue is mos,
pure, female sense most improved, female de-
pertinent most correct, there is most propriety
Of social manners. The early years Of child
hood--ihose most precious years Of Ito and
opening reason--are confined 10 Woman's SUI
perintendence. She, therefore may be pre-
sumed to lay the foundation Of all The virtue
and oil the wisdom TINT cnlich lilo MoEll.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

Prom aac sNete OFiea1's Pscd3Hspc, extra.
Com. STOCKTON returned 10 Monterey III
the Congress, on the 10Th September. where
he was warmly greeted. With his force he
took possession of Los Angeles without resis-
lance; Gen. CASTRO, although superior in
numbers, retreating into Sonora.
The u. S. trigate Savannah, under Capt,
MERviSE, was to sail from Monterey with
sealed orders. No clue is given as 10 their
destination. The T.. S. store ship Erie was
also about 10 sail, but her destination is moi
mentioned.
Elk Gov, ALykRADo has returned TO his res
idence in Monterey, and been kindly received
Other Mexieans are exhor,ed TO pursue the
same course.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

CARE FOR TiiE YoYSc.--'s When,v asks
GoyernorSLipE, "will the statesmen Of this
nation--the noble inielecls that move senaies
and give tone and objection to the popular mind
learn that the sureSi guaranty Of orr safety
aud prosperity is TO be found IN the silent in
fusion into the minds aud hearts Of the people
Of all parties, aud especially 81 the children,
who belong 10 no party, Of sound knowledge
and true Christian prncpleo
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

l.ovE,-The following exquisite passage
we lind in TuPpER's Crock OF Gold y
Love is the weapon which Ounipo,ence
reserved to conquer rebel men when all else
had IA he'd. Reason he parties fear he an
swers blow 10 blow; future interest he meets
with pleasure but love, that sun against
whose melting beams winter cannot stand.
that soft subduing slumber which wrcs,es
down the giant, there is moi one human crea
'ure N million, not thousand mon in all
etar'l's large quintlllion, whose chg heart is
hardened agains, love-"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

lrpI,s's Low OF GRod.---a distinguished
Potowotamle warrior presented himself 10 The
Indian agent nj Chicago. observing that he
was very good man, very good indeed
aud good friend loiho Americans, aud nc
quesied dram OF whiskey. Thc agcntrcplie,l
that he never gave whiskey % good mon---
good men never ask for whislSey, and never
drink H. |, was only bad Indians WHO ask
for whishey and drink IL
Then" replied the Indian quickly, ia bis
Lroken English, ''me damn rascal"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

cnaRry They certainly d. many liberal
things in England worthy 81 all praise. The
fund raised for the benefit Of the family Of
HAYDEN, the historical painter, who commit
ted suicide for fear Of want. amounts 70 ten
thousand dollars, Il would however have
been more cridilahlc 10 have patronized him
while living
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

SINGULAR WmL.-DuDLEY PIcKMAN, who
died about month ago. was one OF the veal
thiest and most distinguished merchants OF
Salem, Mass. The value OF his estate is es-
tinated at 81 100000 which was distributed
as follows: The sum Of 100000 was given
in trust to each of bis six children, which he
hoped would keep them out of the poor house
10 each of his servants he left the sum OF 81 5
10 the Church OF which he was a member the
Pc,c which he had occupied for halfa centu-
nv and the balance Of his property. only about
100000, he gave into the immediate possess
sion of his children. Itis a singular fact that
the grandfather OF this merchant was one Of
the wealthest men Of Salem, while his father
was one OF the poorest, and lived the life
of decayed gentleman. Nothing, therefore,
would scem the best capital for young man
10 begin life wi,l--.N II Err
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

Thousands OF people suffer from their 81
persti,ious notions. when il the causes of Ger.
tain noises and signs were explained they
would see NJ once how foolish they had been
There Is a natural cause for every shine. The
death tick in the wall is from lille insect.
unpleasant dreams arise from, over exertons.
or over eating. The faces aud forms we some
times imagine we see before US are caused by
defect IN our vision. We have warnings
enough Of death in the falling Of the leaves.
the decay Of nature. and the death Of friends,
,wilhou, making ourselves eterpally miserable
by our superstition The Almighty never
sends a dog, or cow, a broken glass, or a
dismal groan TO remind us Of death. He Is
moro wise, benevolent, and kind.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

In Queen Mays time. il is said, square.
toed shoes were all the 60, and handles were
prohibited BY proclamation from wearing them
more than sir inches square. Al another time
sharp toes 10 an announcement length, and turn
ed up at the point, were the mode.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

TiiE DnfRRENcE.--ln the thirteenth cen
ttuy, the wages OF laborng man for fifteen
years were barely sufficient for the purchase.
oil a single copy Of the Word Of God, Few
could read the dead languages, in which il
was written. How great the change wrought
by the Translator and the press The same
amount OF labor, which six centuries since
single iihle would cost, will now furnish lhe
iamily Of The lahorer with an abundance, and
then enable HIM toplace 6,O00 copies Of the
entire Word Of Goj. or instead. il he chooses.
25,000 copies OF the New Testament, in as
many destitute families, almos, wherever ia
the wide world he plcases.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

To SoFrEN Ham OLp PuTry.--Pui soap
on the putty for a short time. Pancs Of glass
may easily be relnoved, by The application %
spll soap for few hours, however hasd The
putty has become
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

A man cannot always tell whether his IDEAS
nfe stolen or not We take a thought ihatwc
love- and nurse il like 4 babe in our bosom.
and if il looks pretty when il has grown older,
we ila,tcr ourselves that ii has the family like
ness.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

The WoRLD--lfw we would enjoy ourselves
we must take the world as il j.. mixed up
with thousand spots Of sunshine--a cloud
here and theFc--a bright sky--a storm 70 day,
calm to-moTowlhe chill piercing winds Of
autumn, and the bland revniag air q sum
mer
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

Woop FuEL-Ii is said that one cord Of
dry wood split fine, will do more service in
heating kettles in furnace than three cords
of coarse wood
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

MAKING MouruS.--lt is rather important to
ladies to know how to place then lips when
they desire 10 look amiabe, digniiicl, Sc. A
London Gazette suggests thai when a lady
would compose her mouth 10 a bland and Sc
rene character. she should. Just before enter
ing the room, say, Bcsom. and keep the OK.
preston into which the mouth subsidies Until
ihc desired elect upon the company iseyidcn,
II, on the other hand She WISHES 10 assume "a
distinguished aud somewhat noble bearing. not
suggestive Of sweetness. she should say. fis1rsi
The result Of which is inialble. II shcwould
make hen mouth look small and pretty, She
must say Ftp, but if the mouth be already TOO
small and need enlarsing. she must say Odd
bage, Perhaps due attention 70 these fules
might be useful to all persons intending 10 sub
mn TO the modem process Of Dagueuootyre
porrauye.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

CHINESE PRoyER8.-A wise man adap,s
himself 10 the circumstance in which he is
placed, Is water shapes ii5clfto the vessel rhat
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07

ViRrcE.---The everlasting hills will orum
bio 10 dust, but the influence Of good act will
never die. The earth will grow old aud per.
ish, but virtue nthe heart will be ever green
and flourish through eternity The moon and
stars Will grow DIM, and the sun roiirom the
heavens, but true Religion and indebted Will
grow brighter and brighter, and moi cease 10
exist while God hinSelf shall ike.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-07
THURSDAY
From Me .Ni,e Orleans Piea,n.nc. erlra

ilici. and the United States viii probably have
at least half that number.