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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH nIGHAsDs, A.:so.:..:
ID Broadway Libsrsi sssA Avsasss .sis % sssstC.
nsns To- ssssios ssl:s
gLgs.xr EseLisa Books-Aa extensive asd r,eA col
leetou OF London books sbrseins fas Cos a RAJ
lag authors pictorial work. books Of scenery sal ss1.
AZ A' FRIDAY EVENING, Dee. 10
Books, Sc.-A large snc vsusois eohsetion Of aaal
ard and isssllaneens beoks Juveniles snsssls esss
ID sh.ns-ssiss Roon sis Broelvsy, 6ssAis Han, Asv.
p..s ,s.:,s ~: :: f'S sss: q 81
Goods Carpets and Hoassksspiss articles OF evsry le
pson % .sa:s. ns1s e. private a.: o. :ss1S:, az
s.:o BAY sisrrss Outdoor ssiss In any psfs " 'ss
At iot o'clock. st the Auction Room
NV AMP sseospH.so fvss,rvss-As sssortnsst
Also, large assortment Of dry soods comprising the
usual variety
Alec, carpets, mating. te- he.
AZ yyste sale several spsadi rosewood planes ma1s
By fhenss Load Of Phisdspsis; they are q .lsrier
Instrument made in the city Purchaser yin receive
full sasnty from the mailer, and are invited b examine
sf,S any is.trsnsns nd. Prizes noSsrsss Aso. oss
splendid barr, 10 sne order
= CHAMBERLAIN, AUcfIoNEER-ssors No
~ SrruccSt-L1cerel adNhncee moao on 0c0o9 90
signed oT private sas be sod snston. Outdoor
sass carefully attended 70, and respectfully sonsitsl
Prompt returns msf>
TUESDAY. Dec. 7.
At 10 O'Clock ct . Sprueest
AnNu~tsrslros's SALE OF Musical INSTRUMENTS, ks
comprising great variety Of musical Instrument Of ali
Kinds.
Also. large quantity Of sheet msse.
Also, three sersphlnss, and one pianofoEts
Also, one harp In good order
B-Cstaogucs ready to-day.
THURSDAY, Dec 3.
Al 10 O'Clock At Spruce street
PUsLic ADNSIsraAross sALE, kc &s being Tie eesets
OF the following ntssaes via John Young Johs csboa
Harris. Willis Root. y. c, Tenbrink Peter Grady end
Thomas Hofman-eon prisins . general sssortnsat Of
wearing sPPare trunss chests Watches, lswslty. As
suus, pistols hshing tackle sleigh, hsrrsss buffalo robe
and bells.
Also at the time and place. two horsss ssr and
hsrnesA lot block aud orss he he es,ns the effects Of
the late Andrew psblsr, deceased.
Also at II eloek the balance Of Law boehs bsessss
the late David Gres deceased, which may b sxanssd
at the auction ROOM previous to sale By order Of
JAS. s rHANER, Public Adm'r
Also lot OF secondhand furniture. tin ware. hardware
and gallery. and about S,ooo feet ysnesrs
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DARNIIM,. AMERICAN NIusEuM.-

did exhibition and performances this afternoon 81 O'clock
and this evening at7t Open every day from o'clock IN
the morning TIL 10 2. NJ. CAMPBELES ETHIOPIAN
sERENADERS will appear IN their popular Mnstrelry,
and also IN Grand Ethiopian Burlesque Opera GREAT
WESTERN, the Yankee Comedian. CLARA FISHERS
Shaksperian Cabinet Admission % the whole . cent?
children under 10 years OF and old enough 70 walk
alone "a eents Reserved front seat is extra d6
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nRIGTNAL SPLENDID ALTAR-PIECE o

~ the Alteration of the Virgin and Infant ksO B. and
other Saints By Sr Bonaventurs painted In the 10th
fury By Rubsus just arrived from Europe exhibiting for
sshOrt period at AIS Broadway corner OF Lspenerd st
Admission Is cents and be seen from A. NJ till 10
7 81 Season tickets 50 cents. ID lw'
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NEW CARPETs, OIL CLOTHS, &c.-T

NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Nc.-The
Nsuhscber would call the attention OF his irirnds and
the public generally his extensive assortment Of all the
various styles Of Exnnser, Velvet Tapestry, Tapestry
Brussels Brussels, Thrsepy, Ingram and every other
description OF Carpetng together with great variety Of
OIL Cloth In widths from feet to "a feet many OF which
are old and well dyed TO which the attention OF steamboat
owners and hotel keepers particularly requested
Also Druggets Of the best English manufacture splendid
patterns bright colof varying from TO yards wide
Hearth Rugs, Table Covers Stair Rods, &c Purchasers
are informed that the arrangements with the manuiac-
tures Of Europe and this country enables the advertiser
70 retail the best qualities Of CarPeng AZ about the usual
wholesale prices, ct W. II. GUlONS Warerooms,
fronting on "a East Broadway and II Divlsion-st
~
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WHOLESALE AND kEfNL
2O0OADEsS and Ms 81 sb Gs.s rom "a tho 20
latest French styles trimmed and made in the most beau
tul manner and will be sold less THAI any lady buy
he material Please call and stanne At the largo Cloak
Wsrehouss, % Cstharine-st. near Chatham.
no 2v1ss EDWARD WAMsLEY
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
IL ship Emily, from Sc Croir-Mrs Ann Sempill. Miss
Mary Ann 5empi James Abbott, st Croixi Miss Enily
Kieuslf. st Thomas. -
Ia bari Ckiide HarOld, from Havana-Henry knight
w King NYork; Ignatius Gomez, Havana John Csulk-
ms, Trenton, NJ. .
and III in The steerage
In brig Gsorgiana from 81 Jago de CJa-Cspt @ Rus
cell, NJ Lane.
PASSENGERS SAILED.
n pactet-shp Isaac Wrigh for Liuerpsol-John Plat
Wm Plat, NJ Noah, NYork Mr. Jerome, NHayeni Mrs
Hardie Ireland Ebenezsr Wright, James Wright, bos-
ton: Jas Woolley NYork. Mr. Mansfield and lady Canada
John Boderstine England.
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THUE FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF n

L New-Yori Canary Bud Fanciefs Ass0cialon, A. the
Lycsum Building, $50 Broadway, commences on IT. rs.
DAY Dec T. and will continue the sth 9th and 10th. This
exhibition being the fret Of the kind held in the Uni
ted States will embrace in addition 10 sbesutfal display
of the long breed Cansries numerous collection OF
fancy and singing BIRDS loaned for the occasion BY private
individuals The will be appropriately decorated
with flowers and sIeryreens, aud pains will be spared
TO make this exhiboog,as interesting siti s novel
Tickets 25 cents admitting gentleman and ady Open
from, o A NJ to5P NJ a. AZ
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NEw-YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY,"

1 The performing members will please take notice that
the future rehearsas will behed az the large at the
Howard House. corner Of Broadway aud Howardst com
mencing on MONDAY EVENING. December 6, at half
past P NJ full attendance IL particularly requested.
Entrance In Howsrd-st
ia 2tis GEORGE wHITLOCK, Secretary
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r c. KEMP. Auctionssr.
ID 4. KEMP has renewed 10 the large and spacious
Tl.sors SkS Broadway, opposite the NewYork Society
Library and would BEG leave 10 call the attention OF
parties having goods dispose Of st auction to the very
Zoe alton ofhis Sales Rooms which unausson
ably the largest and best Tor tho disposal Of furniture,
fancy goods kc OF ssy in the city-w awe personal at
tenton the disposal Of furniture at private dwellings
and stocks OF goods Auction Cuh advances made and
all sales promptly csshed
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 3.
NlOl O'Clock at store So Broadway, nearly opposite the
Tabernacle.
Rich Fancy Goods French China, Cut 0lass and Sill.
var Plated WNs-R {. KEMP win sell ct auction, -
above large and beautiful collection Of rich Ornamental
and useful house keeping articles and fancy goods Wis s
esan psper msehs tea sys and fancy tables nlad with
plush and entirely new patterns silver plated tea sets
beautiful silver mounted esstors rich porcelain vase
osnes and ornaments, Bohemian glass ware, bpssh brit
ANNA ware Drons make steel Gre ssts bronsed hat snt
umbrella stands, gothic tes trays
Ass large invoice Of rich cut slass ware Wis tan
ble wines toilet bottles, ascantsrs he. he worthy he
xi.. large inv.cs. of rich ..y so0as sOmpu.
ing good assortnsnt
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a Water Cure.-Dr. Trail receives invslids at BIS
hsv and eommodious establishment, ID Laightst Every
9sns been made for the comfort and rapid pro
Tees Of patients during the Winter 81 which seAson 70
ssvusss ssn always b most speedily elected al iwr
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S,UF IVORY CRUCIFIX, or statue OF Christ

Carved from a solid block Of Ivory by monk At Gs
This wonderful work of art IL now open for exhiol
ton at 2s9 Broadway corner of Rsadest from A NJ.
to 10 p NJ Single admission - cents Season Tickets
so cents. Families not exceeding six VI. Teachers and
Scholars each i24 cents. NIL ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

sTEpHESs's Book OF THE FARM-(COntnsed)
SUMNER and its Operstions-concuded.
a. Sowing Tvrnips, MsnselWurzel, Rape, Carrots and
Psrnips Bone. Dust "a Manure.
a. Repairing the Fences Of GrsssFieds and the Pro
psr Construction Of Fied-Gates.
g. The WEAVING Of Calves, of Bulls and the Grazing OF
Cattle till Winter.
"a Mares Fosing Of Stations, and OF Horses at Grass
q shsepwsshing Sheep shesriug, and the Weaning Of
Isuh
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ELIJAH.

ELIJAH.
NEW.Y0RK SACRED MUSIC sOClETY-Ths Man
Nsgeu respectfully announce 70 the public. that in
psnce with the wish Of many Of the friends Of the lnst
tutsu. the Orarorio OF Elijah will DO repeated rhurs
day evening, Dec. ., a. the rsbernaels. At y, 7. NJ
Tickets - cents each TO be had at the usual places and
a. the door the evening Of the performances.
do itis GEO. WHlTLOCK, Secretary, 50 Cansl.st
TYROLEAN CONCERT.-rHE HAUsER FAM.
LILY resiivss OF The Raiuers will have the honor OF
giving their fourth Concert In Amsrics on Wednesday
evening" Dec g. at the Society Library, which occasion
thsy will present an entire change Of programme
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies' VI single
tickets, 50 cents
Doors open at g, to commence At u o'clock No post
an NJ III We her dS
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Farmers, Library and Monthly Journal Of Agr'-
culture for December, 1917.
CONTENTS OF THE DECEMBER NUMBER
Engrovings and Hlutrat,ors.

Engrovings aud Hiustrators.
Fouryesr old Ayrshire Cow-tLithogsph); The Eie-
m.u,s Of the Truss in Wooden Field Gate Examples OF
the application Of the Diagonal Wooden Gate suited for
the Approach to Villa; The Field-Gsts with Angle
Framework; The Elements of the Bracing of Wire
E,dCsts The Wire Field Gate with Rsyed Upfllings
How 10 measure Fat OK order TO ascertain his Weight
sinking h. osa5., The Hay-Knfe; The Patent scythe
with Bent snssd This Horse Bat Gasteroph'la' eq"'
Northumberland Method Of Preserving Fruits
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wholesale prices, at W H. GGION's Wsrerooms,
fronting "a East Broadway and II Diyison-st
o5 issodn
TTNCURRENT MONEY, Treasury Note. and Mill
stock snd Exchange oaice Of WILLIAM NJ Parks, GO
Nsw.York state. Canada, S; Ohio, Il per cent dis
New-Jsrsey g. Troy, Albany, Eastern Phiad spretdis
baltimore I Penn a. Va Mobile y Oresns,l pref dis
; CArona and Georgia 1t North Carolina u pr c. dis
Indiana. Kentucky and NJ .ssour !. per cent DIS
Treasury Notes and Military Lasd Warrants bought and
HANh's IMPROVED LOCOMOTIVE AlR-hEAT-
IlER for waning public and private baiidings, con
iuing moro advantages than any article Of the kind
other boilsr this improved Arhsater when com
pared with other heaters now IN use
lot IL gill rzdiae more neat WIN gwen quany OF IL
ell than any other
d. It Is perfectly accessible At all times, aud nay Be
cleared Of and SCOT either when In operation or rot
in. The .qS SS: sIs I'S''''' Gsos6E FScE Exam
d. Nv. ~ Dfoa1nA
7 REILLY, 10 CARMINE-sT.-wOuld respect.
j. fully cal attention his stock Of store, paror, and
hal. AZ reduced prices Also superior quality Of
oils. eAmPhsns sne .ss .soSo osst tb.n s.eahers
B.-DoTic and oriental .Amps - a. "a
NTOTICE.-Fivs eases mshOsAny doors, stored 80
~ Cedar,t Nov - 1876, viii be sold AZ auction 70 pay
eh.rs., unls.. the SANE are paid within ten days
"a I0t. JOSEPH 5. FARRASD.
cAsks potato starch suitable f0r
- nsruf.cfurers. Iusf received and for sale By
a sls.s YELvERTONs FELLOWS, 50 wstsrst.
NOVELTIES FOR the Holidsy.-FRKDERIcK A
lNWOODWORTH, Importer Of rich fancy goods, -
Bro.d OF po.te the Broadway Theatre, i open.
ins some new and beautiful articles for Christmas aud
New Year Presents comprising al the novelties Of the
-, ci lotIs+
nKINTING PAPER-A large assortment 10 store
Is cyrus W. FIELD L co. Buflins-siiP.
.)00CAsKs Bssehins Powder, bs.t quality,
ZUU 40 bb. Alum Gs9aSe s1e g see For see ~
DO CYRUS W. flfLD co BaTlins slip
I,NyELOP and Hardware Paper Of al kinds IN store
d ''' ~ -cYRUs ". FIELD 4 co. BnrIins-.iP.
WRAPPING PAPER-Al srs' fer sale low to
ss WV CYRUS ". FIELD d co. BarIius-.ip.
STRAW BOARDS, BINDERS Boards, BaDdbOx
- Boards and Trunk Boards, tor SAFE By
ds CYRUS W. FIELD L co. Barlns-shp.
COLORED PAPERs Of All Kinds hand or usds
- 70 order By cyRUsN flELpk co. = Bsfinsshp
HANGING PAPER-Blas, green, red and White
For ssls By CYRUS W.fIELD co. Bsrlinssip.
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No and splendid style Of Co

~ R0berfss xew ~ - n,u and original de-
Doo. s in wsot OF something new and P,ena.s %
tbsir door are invited to call Al sx.mns vali.
elss Also, splendid s.'ortmen. :, .sstssti. manner
ana wEIaHtsa' scar Prsssst
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PAssENGERs ARRIVED

DOMESTIC IMPoRTATIoNs.
GALVESTON-Brig G. Piercs-i52 hides 2l7 bales
cotton Brown 4 Nelson.
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TABLE AND TEA SPOONS rirsr ais spso s.s
i.s-siip " fssl LOCUS aAhS' 's's s's's'''s nan
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m AT PRIVATE sALE-A desirable eosoty rssi
dencs Ia Dsnbufy. Conn situated on Deer mn, over
- looking the main street Abouts scfss Of ground.
large part fontBs the street. hns house, bsrn, Ste
bic house. orchard and garden, with abundance
of fruit and the the grounds we'll stocked with maple
elm and other trees aud fine well Of water BY the door
n Dsnbury are several hns schools Tin IL miles iron
the Harlem Railroad connecting With one OF two lines 81
stages daily. For particulars apply 70
ds Nv A. J. BLEECkkku AuetionssI, Brosd q
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Tho above Almanac got up in beautiful style and print
al on fine paper with substantial cover is sold at
~. cant. for the single copy 81 per dozen, 81 per
100 copies.
pOanassrs renting 81 by mail will receive IS copies
Nancy may be transmitted by mail from any part Of the
limited States at our rsk GREELEY McELRATH,
ss Publishers
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- HOUSE TO LET In South Brootlyn, near Tie
81 ferry-It will be let low to good tsnsnt The hoass
spacious and convenient one, and In good repair
The furniture which good but mot sIpsnsivs, win Be
rented with the house or sold valuation, removed
possession may be had part Of the rent viii
be taken board by gentlemen Inquire the
bookstore Al Atlsnticst Brooklyn, or at lsWsn-st
DO 2tM&W'
- BASEMENT TO LRT.-To let, the large base
s3 msnt In the ArUnon building <s7 Brosdw with
- or without large cellar In the ren-wsn sdsptsl
for q septesl refractory or wine store Apply 70 Mr.
Frssse, in the ArtUnon Gallery d6 sts'MWbF
"a A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALR-contsin-
ing a acres in a high state of cultivation and Tor
~bssuty and cOnvsnience Of location can hardly Be
surpassed b. any farm between Brunswick and jersey
City. . -,
IL is located the hight opposite the Newjsssy RAJ.
road Depot Metuchen FIVE mss from Brunsviek, ssd
only little over an hours rde TO New York
The church, stores school, post ONCE snd depot are eli
within 500 yards Of the house
There are on the place large Asparagus bed So spps
orchard 500 OF grated fruit consisting OF peaches pears
pums and cherries, beside ornamental trees and shrub
bsfy IL has well lined the last year and highly ma
nured the ground 10 well calculated for grain, gardening
or fruit The pass ths premises twsve tinss dsy,
which makes IL peculiarly desirable Tor gentleman doins
business in NewYok Terms easy and title
The place will bs shown on application to H. Sill 90
the premises, Nstuchen, Nsw-Jersey delw-
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~ Professor Mitchell will commence hls eo-i -
of Lectures on Astronomy az the FenAs Aesasny' IL
Jefoleman-st Brooklyn, Tuesday evening SVth ins~
n2s l~is
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CHINA ToYs-cHINA TOYS.
CLoAKs! CLoAKS..

SUITABLE for retailers For sale BY X. BsRLEW,
- as 22t- Importer, ~ Waters
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NOTICES.

~ Young Guard--HESRY CLAY FOR EVER
meeting tAe Committee Of Arrangements Of the YOunr
Mems Henry Clay Association of the CITY 81 Nsw-Yors
for their Fourth AnnBA Ball vii q the Broadway
House corner Of Grsnd-st and Broadway this Monday
evening. 9Th int a. = clock By ORDER
90 Ii HENRi CLAY BOUDiNOT. secrstsry
ID. X. Pnrrniy, Dentist,
No II PARkPLACE.-REFERs
q y ] Psrulv ard bond at oi7 7rnisNNky-
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" American Institutc-FAsMsks CLvs.-A iesa-
lar aeotins Will DO held Re Postory In the fsIk 90
Tuesday neat the 7h Of December, 81 noon me suoee
fes discussion are, Agricultural Colleges, Liquid
AID the Ascent and Descent Of MsnuTe Admission Ise
TO all strs1sers invited 10 attend. 90 tie
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- ~ aa~-s 70 sS-eTftsrarzts ), snsi ....Is
soryaas or tsey u.H 10, Be faSrs on Of fas 0ses.
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CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, Aaen,nesr
by JAMES NJ. MIILRR-Stsrs mo. rs Maiden
ID lane, next door TO No Libsrtyst
MONDAY Dec g.
At u O'Clock. at the Merchants Exehanes.
Under the direction OF Philo 4. Russles Master In
Chaucery all that house and lot Known No. 70 Cedar
s being Is feet Y inches 'front.' II feet 10 inches sss and
so feet inches the side For farther particulars
Masters notice.
TUESDAY, Dec. 7,
At lOt O'Clock, At store rs Msiden-lsns.
Doors, SHoEs AND BRoyAss-l,0co csses boots, shoes
and brogans consisting of every variety suitable Tor the
Southern. Western and cey trade. Sale positive
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r. JOHNSON, Auc'ioneer.
BOOTS AND sHOks.-By A. d. oALD-stess
D227 PssrLst-TUESDAY, Dee. J, at y O'clock. A. n
900 cses boots shoes brosans rubbe, &c nc. eompns
ing general assortment sdaptsd to the season.
Constantly hand, stock Of the above ct private ssIs
low for cash
N. B.-Libera cash advances made oousigsmsnts oi
boots. shoes hats caps, &c <Sus'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-08-19
1Dortrp.
From the Gem of the Prairie.
+ II f r E A p E II S !.
by VIM II. BUSHNELL

Brothers, awake the dew of the morning,
Is hooting swift from the flower and tree.
Like the bird be ye up, and soth scorning,
HE to your task with lootstop free.
The ripened grain on the hill is waving
Its bearded crest as a golden sea,
Gttoriug with dew :-bc We up and saving
The gems with which Autumn has decked the lea
Brothers, awake! let the sickle, ringing
Tell that yo sharpen it for the fray;
For swootly it sounds with the words ye are singing,
Your welcome song to the dawning day.
Keen be its edge, be your arms streng and steady,
Joyous your heart, as the wild birds song;
Early awake, be you up and ready,
For the harvest you have waited long.
Brothers, awake yon golden cnrs bending,
Tell that the harvest waits 70, We;
Keepers, away kind Nature is sending
Bountiful gifts for your labor free.
Long have ye to Ted now your task completing,
Merry reap and bind tho grain;
Cheerful the tone when the sickle meeting,
Low bows The crest of the Autumn main.
Brothers, awake kind Nature is calling
Her children to labor early come,
Be up and AZ work, let the grain be falling,
Ere the reveille sounds from the busy bees drum.
Up and awake toll is blessing,
sloth is curse We shall never feel.
If early awake und to la,oi messing,
Your song is heard mid the ringing steel.
Brothors, awake those we love, depending
Upon our toll for their daily bread
Watch us with joy, and their prayers, ascending,
win wreothe with blessings each weary head.
Come then to labor come then gladly,
Willingly, Toilmen Reapers, Gomez
Our toll soon is done, and mrth shall mady
Dance to our song of Harvest Home.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-08-19

SELFIsHNEss,-We should be pleased to
see all the selfish men in our city marched
off in couples, and placed on Pumpkin hub,
and there be compelled to scratch gravel
among themselves. What world of hate
there would be
If there is one trait in the character of
man we doubly despise, tits se6shness. A
person with this disposition is not fit to
dwell among Christian people. He sees
nothing but gold of nothing else
hears no music but the jingle of eagles, and
feels nothing at his heart but the weight of
gold. Wretch that he is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-08-19

Power OF MIND.--He who, by power of
divine energy, awakens life in the bosoms
of the morally dead, or pnts in motion a sin
gle human idea, is one of the benefactors of
This race. His name may not be bazoned
forth in the scroll of fame, but is recorded
on more durable pages in the archives of
heaven. The proudest monuments of art
will fall to the earth, but time cannot des-
troy the living thought It will go forth to
influence ages yet unborn. Who then will
not think right !-OHue Branch
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-08-19

honest. Be happy with thine Amineh, and
remember the dying words of thy wise ia
ther 1t is better to save life than destroy
/ bless Allah and the Prophet, that they sent
thee to my aid in the time of my great per-
ill.,
With these words the two friends sepa-
rated. Khalil went with Abdallah and his
son to kas ell Khenima, where he was re-
ceved with great Joy by his friends, and es-
pecially by Amineh, who had remained con-
slant to her betrothed, notwithstanding the
feud between'their families. Their mar
riage took place shortly afterwards, and the
whole tribe united in the festivities. Sew
eral years have since passed away. Khalil
is the owner of fine vessel of two hundred
tons, with which he makes voyages to India
and Africa, in pursuit of his honest calling
as trader; for he has renowned piracy al
together, considering it inconsistent with
the dying commands of his father. He oc-
casionally pays visit to his friend Saadee,
who is now wealthy merchant of Bushire,
very fat, and much given to the chibouque
and long stories. He is particularly fond OF
relating his adventures on his voyage in
search of the Rock of Good Fortune; in
deed, he told them SO often, and in so many
different ways, that the precise facts of the
history have become matter of uncertain
ty. But the most authentic version appears
to be that which we have just related.
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