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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04
miscellaneous.

OFFICE FOR PROCURING
PATENTS
IN THE UNITED STATES and EUROPE-specihca
lions Drawings Models ard all matters relating 10 Pa
lens properly suc promptly transacted 81 the onice Of
"The turess"by KINGSLEY PRISON,
ala Inn 5Ws-st Ne~-Ycrk.
XNILLIANsBURGU FIRE INSURANCE
w Company, Office Grand nesr titstsL williams
burgh. Agency Office, removed TO u Wallst NewYork,
a-joinug The former location.
TITS Company continues 70 Insure against loss or
damage by Fire throughout the Uued States on az favor
aois terms as any Other e,o 9t scTo0s
Thomas neEirath, saml H. Ciapp, Jeremiah Johnson,
Nicholas Wyckof, =. c. Beusdicl Francis Dubois,
Wllsm Laytin, SAINT Wllets, Fred w. Fare,
AT.Vsn Boskerck We shingion Post Lemue Richardsn,
wAs VAST HStSTtSs POST, President
4. B HoDSss Secretary. az 2wis
VUEPALO INSURANCE 90. Bufso-Chauered
ID 1880 with Capital Of sioooV-Pres~nt surplus
s o0lnsures against loss o. damsg@ By fire and inland
Nav CATION and IransporaOc Losses adjusted and PAID
by the gent IN New-YOrk-
Reference may be made 10 Messrs- C0wipg Co. 10
soulh-sL and Messrs. Daler, M Ter 4 Co lsi tronIst
r. n. Haywood, President
L. ''OAA'' WIN JAMES Booes, Agent
a22 TuTbkslm'is So Wslst New.York
TNINDOW sUADEs.-Wirdow shsd.s from 81 a
w pair and upward. half heir former prices. a.
wieh De.r soring.t Also ingram and Ven,.n carpet
ing oil cloths embroidered table and piano covers,
&c together with general assortment Of 'es.on,os dry
goods. myl Sus'
COTTAGE, Creciaa and fancy Chairs sold Al our manu-
Y ACQUIRING prices next door no Tattersas as Brosd
WAY between Howard sud Grand sls. Call and you will
be saii.f that yOl rrsi rate article Al very
loF price. a2s 9u-'l COMMERFORD RELOCATE
SPKCIAL KkPUnTING.-Df. HoUsroS, ss7nO-
- rsph-r the Serai- u the United STATES be ad
dressod he Offices VI Drs Caste and Edwards Aarss,
81 Broadway.
Dr. q. receives private pups TENS $40 eseh. s2o I'm.
V,O PROPRIKTORS OF MENAGERIb- and
Sporting Mel-Ihrre spriEGuy young Guns ar offered
flf sale Two Of them bacs and one Of 4 oroWnisn
For particulars address JESSE Kinds, Brandon,
n $50 5fss
ULSTER AND PONPTON IRON-Tne Ulster
Y Iron Works al ssugerti.s II. Y. and he PoupIon
Iron Works POmpon ~ J., now IN ful operation
Orders Tor round square tat hoop band and scroll iron
viii be received, and promptly ex@rutec, on application
10 lmy4 IWisl JOSEPH TUCKERMAN. 50 West-st
CARRIAGE CLOTH-IO0 pieces India Rub0er
" Carriage Cl0h fpzil AMI h1r.d) Of superior quality,
for lowest market Prees 81 the warehouse Of
AZ sf
NE, IRON-JANES n OLNEY, - Wesl-sI, Oeers
fJr p4e scotch and American Pig lrOu. various brands
ami cssliuea Pa and su iron storo3 90 fsvorsols
HrnASso
DLUR AND ORANGE Prints, on tne and medium
ID c5ihs Tor sale b. 2. HARRIS, . Exchange place
CUPERFINE BLACK MerinO ca sim-rrs, for sale
- myG ~ c 2. HARRIS - EHehsnse-plaee.
tIERRIMACh 3 Ne Print. FOR sac BY
vi my4 { HARRIS, q E1chs1ge- place.
DIG IRON-6l tor. Gl-ndonr 10 J. for sale BY
Il m,f luis JOSEPH TUCKERHAN.6 o. Wes.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

TO AgEcH,Srs ASo MANUFACTURES,
WIN. EvERDELL q SON
No. 107 Pulton-street, New ork,
fl'AkE LEAVE call tho attention VI tnc
and manufacturers their ests5lshmenL 10 sooiol
v the branches Of Steel and Copper pale 80
Printing furnish every description OF aoes soileDe
for drygoods hardware drugs or Peromsry, eiessnHy
printed 10 gold or syarety Of coiors
chinery and presses suen 10 enable hem TO ere
cute every s.cpon OF YORK with ncstness and exped
Too, 81 low prices- a14 onsood-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

ltAlErrE TAPER the sane sriicle Ina, was % ex'
telsvey used throughout tho United States a. the umi
nation for Lafayette and al the late iumnA n IL Pa'
delPhs, Baltimore, &c &c. ~ TIE same per
X. K. PereyrsA hAsrriRe best. The eleAHesi, ne
sasss sa -sfi. ;ae cheapest article that be used
for Inc The eost being only piece For
sale hy J. C. POMEkOH, Al C. Holts Music store. l56
Fuhon-si and by TURNER FISHER, u ChsshAm-sL
rfw4q -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04
Removals..

REMOVAL.
SPARKMAN 4 KELSEY have removed their Carpet
,Saud FLOOR Oh cloth Warehouse 10 rs Broadway,
Rove Chsmbepst myf lwls
DETER WILSON, Carpet Shaker, has removed
irosz les MercersL u Seyenleenth-st between The
sxh ana Seventh four doors from Sixth ave All
ooers received Al DemOs grocery Store, corner Houston
sno Greene So and Dou Beeseys paint store, cor.
washington and D9sne will be papctualy attended 10
the shortest aooece ~ Notice 10 those " 10 are my
customers 1hai hey send word through The post
Office al me above number my4 81
REMOvED from 2o5 Broadway CLIREHUGH,
II Ssntlemsns Hair uttes. and inventor the uprc
we'd ventAtng wigs AID scslps lie ro1N sv opposite
The Cay hoie uP Stars, entrance through S. Johns hat
ter, New-fork. my4
DEMOvAL.-TOUsEYk DICKSON Merchant Tai
Aelors have removed from t4to les Broadway ny4
n0CTOR VAN kLEECK has removed bis Office
~ 10 lsS East Broadway, near Jensrson-sL my4 II.
Two BAKERS AND OVEN BCILDERs.-The
subscribers have ready an assortment OF castings
USED ~ This season o! ts year among which large
urs grste bars, dsmpers Aso, TIRE bricks. les kc kc
myt gus WoRkALL / CO y, "a p and q Elm-st
4 'ONsIGNEBs per Br. bark KIBBY, from Liver
Pool are requested to send their permits board
Plsfs norm hiver whoa. delay; All goods not permit
myt Walt. fAPscorT, ss southst
non COLUMNS FOR STORE PR0NTs.-
Pefsoes about altering Stores may hrd Iron Col
ens OF al te various sizes Iron Pipes Ssshweghts nc
81 the foandry Of WoRRALLk co, - Eln-sI myt sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

CSAMUEL JUDD's SONS Co have prepared some
OF their patent Sperm Candies OF the proper length sne
put up In bundles OF 100 and upward These candles Will
require any attention aher lighting until The lime OF
extinguishing They are len 81 the following stores
where supply will be kept for sale; A. Biunger Co
l4l Broadway; Samuel Kip. 495 Broadway Chester
Drgfs 6sl Broadway; J. w. Ge-ry, ne srosdwsy
81 Daniel Hoi cor Market aud Madison snd their
oWfn store - Fulloast my4 4tiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04
NOTICE TO MASTERS OF VESSELS

~ And Pilots.-Au vessels having passengers ar
living sfler the S0h day Of April, will be required 10
nchor al Quarantine for examination.
HENRY VAN HoEVENBERG, Health Ofioer.
Quarantine Ground, April q, 1871. as lmis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04
ANTHONY BLEECKER. Aueiioaser
. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE 10 Bsnk-sl.

~ DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ia BsnksL--
". ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell AT suction on
Wednr.dsy The On DAY o. NAY Mx oelosk ., ene
three story brick house IS Baokt and tho lot 10 feet by
IS e.t between fourth and Blocker Sc The house is
feet by IS feet hnsned In the most costly style win ma
hokany doors marble msnles glazed windows 10 pssxs
md counter cellar the Crotop wst-r lsd on 70
premises. sad every convenience for family tpoc
ds puf chase remain on bond and mortgage,
al the option Of the purchaser t25sl $50 sus
- PEKEMPTOkY sALE-At Auction, under
~. Of The Court OF Cbsncery, on Monday next
May 10, is4T, at u O'Clock At noon fo estate ms
lots of ground at Yorkvis, Eighty hfh and Eishty
sixth ees between Foarhsnd Fifth avenues eseb Is BY
100 Also. on Thursdsy ne1. May let7 a. 6ieo Cove.
steamboat landing like ssta:s Ia eotisze and ono sore
OF ground late residence II Jos Minor Esq For
farther particulars see sdysnseneDi signed BY tho sub.
scriber in n T. Express u Monday and Wesassdsy OF
my4 srrurhssM Receiver.
- NOTICE-TO BOARDING. SCHOOLS AND 9TH
~ Err INSTITUTIONS For sale the properly siiusls
al WeshawksD, NJ q miles from The Hobossn fsf.
~ known the Mountain Pavilion, IN The highest point
neishborhood Of New Yorh, and from which !. had
zgnhcent prospect Of the lower bay and me
NORM kyes eIo.suns az, =, rons,s - ,oos 1,psis
snd about IL acres OF excellent aat In angn STATE " e1f
tiyslion.
Tho above presents the haes, and moe, eligible wei
convenient situation, and an opportunity for INC
establishment u large boarding school or other insutn-
lion where much room 10 required that has ever been
tssss too namsrous 10 be ", forth IL an advertisement.
There 10 O tho premises large amount on iuniuo
nearly new which, par Of which may be ~ VIZ
the properly The property will he sold low md tee
terms easy for which, information rsspscas
he same, spply 10
srs lOus OSCAR w. sTURrZvANT, 9 Walls.
- FOR SALE Or TO LEr,in J-,sey Guy. sssI
n The ferry. BRICK building 81 BY 70 fsst, Win a.
buildings and i've lots Of ground, sasos foe ns10
featuring purposes ApkEy po,pySBJsyN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

RaJAME- VIRTUE, Gardener snd floris1, corner
~P@ Of EeuIy-srcOntsL and br0adEty, has constantly
- 0r h41d excellent asscTimeci Of OrnsmeniA Trees
Shrubs Grape Vines Roses and heruacOus plants Of al
kinds which be will sci upon the most moderate erma-
He tkes IBIS 90 porunity o acknowledging his gratitude
% The gentlemen OF NevYofk add he pubic u general
Tor ber patronage for the last IS years from his long
perepre 10 the business kinks be 10 enabled
pleasure grounds and gardens ~ az low price and
tAsts1y a. any Al orders len for hin ether hs
ON @uce or al tie store Of Hessrs J. ~ Thorbara
CO IS John-sL Al 4s5 Broadway, vi 10 attended
without delay
p 5. He has on hand some very large Specimens u
AArthus and CAalp ha rees that be recommend with
condolences, well Fruil Trees Of al kinda All sw.ssod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

- FOR sALE-Westchss,sr Land TO gentleinTI
want " sites for country sesti 70 msrke ymce 9fs
Ia want u lard Jf gardens and 10 81 rrf- D.
wishing lOeaiOn N The nesnbosbood VI New -tDs -
acres Of land 10 me town OF Westchescr wnipf niss
oflh- Guy Hail with right Of passing over h'rss Drcks
fres Of toll offered privste sale IN ~ s
ing from 70 81 acres esfh. Tn. lands are ~lna ~
minutes wsk Of the Railroad front on good ~
the neig Dorho ID Of schools and churches q
Tide ind l. on she Terms nodsrate. Apply 70 ooosb
MIR MORRIS Morrissbis. Wescbes'sr On, OF 70
WALTER RUTHERFORD, Counselor nasss@S'
Rev. YORK. m,f ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

GsyOUNG & JONES, AnnsG are selling ine
* Frencn csf boots 81 - 20. equs ~ any sod 10 hls
civ FOR - OF 81 Fine French boots At s3 50.
~ aiv - Sesl French peteul leather boots 81 equal
- hos .usy sod a. - ard SO great assortment Of
.aos gsilers Anc slippers zvays hand, and made 70
order Al .hori notice All goods warranted give salts
faction Me1dng &c doue IN The store. Please cal aDd
ersruine our stock. YOUNG JONES,
- ,ui.s Ann-sI near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

N he Imports have fallen of, and of the increase
psms In specie. The amount Of Duties received
3's srsued
~ "a 81 -373 752lApril ls47. 81 100 405
bcFesse- t735.653
| n hporu have increased nearly one hundred per
81 Domestic Produce. but other articles have fallen
y The Exports for April and March were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04
THE NEW TRAMP OPERA.

q NIAIILDA, 7" or ne " Msld u HlnEaTF." " ". '.
fiWalace has ilst been published by FlRTHkHALL,
Frank Ia square and Yirh, Hall Pood, 2j9 Broadway
solos No. s RecitAfive-" One day Wandered AR.
Cavsins Il was Fzrn- No 4 Cavsiinz, She comes
in ali her lOveliness Second Movement, The Crown
lad NO Isl Ballad z Gone 10 The CAlmnessn-So p
BsIlad A Loxly YOuih. The Mountain Child'--No -
Ballad ." In that Dev0uo1 which We breathe TIE shove
osra I. now being performed 10 London. with immense
success and IL destined 20 become Of ne mO.t popular
o. English Operas eoEp0s-d The Songs are 10 Wal
language a&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

" Mesmerism.-Dr AsaLEY, 40 Hudsoust eontin
10 by Mesmerc influence and the remedies sci
and experience have brought the ART al diseases Of
body mind To induce state OF insensibiy for per-
forming surgical operations extracting teeth without pain
&c sittip 20 given daily ats NJ Confidential advice
given Ia ali cases whenever required May be consulIe Ted
Al any hour when not professionally engaged.
myS Sits INV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

session Of The Grand Dvition win be held IN their Hall
$50 ROADWAY on Wednesday evenings 5ih inst O'Clock
P NJ Representatives requested To he punciual
my4 2hsi By order luxe HAsSERT, q. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

" The Farmers Club meets Tuesday, 4Ih inst al
II NJ Subject for discuss Diary HusbAndry trails,
ses3s &c di,irbuted graus my3 2tss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

~ Phrenology. Class recently formed by Mr.
FowLEs viii meet on Tuesday evening next May T. in
Clinton Hall, commencing al o'clock Those who wish
TO join may yet have opportunity, by calling al the
once Of Fowlers Wes, lSl MESSIAH 81 myS 2tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

pALuo'> OPERA HOUSE. ctsnb-i ss1-WED
Y Nfsb ny EVENING Mas 3 rirth uight ~ seas.r
Eerofs oP@ss l LOMBARD, slls Pr.ms Croci.is-The
'c-ne OF hs trst sct 10 ad 10 Milan The s-eood 10 aad
nes AnVoeh Th- shirt and f,arfh near Jerussen The
epoch !. hat Of he Sifst Crusade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

l947. 1916. l64o. l847
ns'te p,1J70ls 81, 995 1856 81 46352e So 76s 574
z.n free. i5703 ll4927 66,2l6 5la55
= dutsbls 1885 1e5.50s l2207s e3Osa
Asse ....... 93556 5ie.599 257,9el 2i3ss5
issl...... as3a674 s2s2s.77O 81, goo SOS s4I46s96
lbsTesae. 81, l0i 9O4 s2237 29s
De following table shows the inward business of
: cssnn House for the last FIVE months
'fss sss Dves paid during Dec. ls45, and Jan. FEB
Nva asd Anil leaC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

THIS DAY PUBLISHED, price ~ cIs-Speef ne
Il Plough, Comedy IN acts, ~ Thomas Morion be-
log No Al OF he Modern Standard Drama edited BY Epes
Sargent -,
A So The Invisible Prince, with Songs, Choruses &C
a. now played d the Park Theatre 80.
Published and Tor sale by BERFORD CO.
late Wm. Taylor CO. AsIor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04
HoRTICULTURsT FOR MAY.
CULTTVATOR FOR Ma
ROADS AND RAILROADS.

NEARLY REAOY-A Marusl % R0ad Making; com
prs'ng The locgn0n corsiruciol and Improvement Il
Roads common he Adam. paved. plant, kcl snd Raj
roads. by Prof Gillespie Of Union College P-b.sed by
a. sleodis a ) BARNES CO. 81 JOhn-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

BOARD II 1 PRIVATE FAMiil-A Pleasant
- front NON bedroom md pufry % go secnrc fcof;
a'so front bedroom second f0or ard o-er0om 10 ihe
attic In QUIET respectable ne. rh1orhOod The location
10 convenient o rcc--fhe Omnllusses slf cars rInrng
within block on either side Pos-es'ia1 lmnl-dis-Iy-
App. a. i66 Elm.st between Grsnd ant Brocms-st
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

stop TO crop the heritage, until another cock
ney appears, who viii probably Tighten him
back again to his original position. No one
wants to putthe Dukes deer ia his lsocket
There they viii be when the tourist leaves.
Just as they were when he came, .Aarring
trot of perhaps dozen miles, which, TO ami.
mals of theirreserse Of scdentary habits cam
not be matter OF much personal inconyen-
fence. but even granting that q wandering
tourist would ffighten every stag in the hills
INTO hts, do not at all see why they should
not be frightened into fits. Men before
deer--seenery before dukes. We are MOI
70 be shut OUT of the finest passes, warned
away irotu the most glorious scenery of our
own land Tor either dukes or deer. His
grace az Leeds must throw open Gicnlu-
beg, aud his grace Of AIhol must withdraw
the blockade Of Glcntilt. A modern lord of
the Isles once tried to draw a chain across
the entrance TO Fingal's Cave in Staffa, ,only
to be removed when each passenger in the
boat had tabled down his sixpence. We
shall have none of these chains either of
men or metal. The unenclosed Hill are
mems property To walk on The qlories of
rock and torrent, and mountain mist, are for
all TO see, and wonder, and admire The
\ Queen isnow amongst them. don't know
if the Duke OF Leeds would permit her TO
thread Glenluiheg; but if a hint would be
taken by the dueal autocrat, do think that
nothing would be a more grateful sourenig
lof the Queens visit than the expression of
the Royal wish, which would in all proba-
ibility unlock to all her Majesty's peaceful
Subjects the glorious scenery OF Athol and
braemar.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN, SATURDAY OCTOBER 16, 1871.

The naiions OF earth, after grooming for ages,
unGer Vicious Institutions established with
out their consent, wade through deeper
seas To reach that condition Of more per-
feet tiherty TO which they are so rapidly, so
irresistihly impelledi Or shall they not
wltllstanding involuntary ignorance aud de-
basement contracted without their fault,
and notwithstanding the blind resistance of
Dcspotism, change their forms of Govern
nient ny slow and measured degrees, with
out entirely subverting them, and from time
TO tipie repair their ancient constitutions
SO as % adapt them peacefully to the pro-
gress o. the age, the diffusion OF knowl-
edge, The cultivation of virtue, aud the pro-
motioia Of happinesss
When that crisis shall come, the colossal
fabric OF the British Empire viii have Civ
en- way under its always accommodating
weight. ! see England then, in solitude
and in declining greatness. as Rome was
when her provinces We're torn away; as
Spain now is since the loss of the lndies.-
see ireland, ilvigorated by the experience
of long, though peaceful revolution, eN-
tending her arms east and west, in fraternal
embrace toward new rising States; her re-
sources restored and improved her people
prosperous aud happy, and her institutions
again shedding the light of Piety. Art, and
Freedom over the world Then | see
among the perplexed and disturbed nations,
the now proud and accompanying Anglo
Saxons looking up 10 the regenerated Celtic
People for guidance and protection.
Come forward, then, We nations who arc
trembling between the dangers of Anarchy
and the pressure of Despotism, and hear a
voice that addresses the Liberator OF ire-
land from the caverns of Science, where
Prophecy is born:
"Io thee, now sainted Spirit,
/ Patriarch of a wide-spreading family,
| Remoiest lands and unborn times shall turn
/ Whether they woud restore or build. To thee
As one who rightly taught how Zeal should burn:
As one who drew from out Faiths hottest urn,
/ The purest stream Of Patient Energy.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

E5- The following is an extract from a
letter written in the Highlands of Scot
land. What do our prairie deer hunters
think of it -
ssHeaven bless you Duke is a bigger
man IN the Highlands than you think Of
What is d road 10 his gracos What - a
right of way TO his graeei What Is path
BELONGING for thousand years 10 the pub
lic-to his graeci Nothing! lie barricades
ii. lie sentincls il with hil ellies. Nopas-
sage this way. The most glorious scenery
in Britain Is barred TO the BritIsh--the free
roads Of this free nation are stopped TO its
free men: the artist in search Of land
scape--fhe tourist in search Of the pictnr-
esque-tlle peasant seeking 10 cross from
one siraflf 10 the other, 10 see ono Of the
countless Macs. his kifh and kin--all are
turned back. The Duke wills il, because
one passenger out Of fifty might percbance
stumble upon a red deer, which wonld gaze
AZ him n moment, toss its anflered head, cam
Ter over the shoulder Of the hill, and IN half
an hour be cOuched in the green wet breck-
ans.
The grand plea Of these gentlcmen-zwho,
for the payment perhaps of some fifteen
hundred q year arrogaie TO themselves the
right Of isoIating waste country as big as
haIf 1. good sized English county, shutting
IN the roads, and refusing passage 20 SIM
Qle being throughout tits simply that pc
destriats disturb aud f-izhteD the deer. ]
doubt il. A stag may look at a cockney-
and IN my humble opinion the cockneg =
very likely 20 be the most frightened animal
OF The two. But granting The discoulfiiure
Of the four-fOoted gazcr-Ahaf Of ~ tie
will not be 50 frightened as 10 vanish INTO
thin Dir. He will trof of. one, two, or three
miles: and then when it is his good pleasure
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16
VOLUME 5
POETRY.
Jealousy.
ny SIR E. L. nuLwER.


Ihaye thy love--I know no fear
of that divine possession
, Yet draw more close, and thou shalt hear
A Jealous hearts confession.
nurse no pang lest faifer youth
Or lofisr hopes should win thee
There blows no windto chin the ruth.
Whose an,aranth blooms within thee.
Unworthier thee if ] could grow,
(The love that lured thee perish'd,)
Thy woman-heart could ne'er forego
The earliest dream it CHERISHED.
| do not think that doubt and love
Are one-whate 'er they tell us;
Yet-nay- not thy looks above
A star can make me jealous!
If thou art mine, all mine at last,
covert so the treasure,
No glance that thou canst elsewhere cast
But robs me of pleasure.
lam so much a n1iser grown,
ThatI could wish to hide thee,
Where never breath but mine alone
Could drink delight beside thee
Then say not, with that soothing air,
| have no rival nigh thee
The sunbeam lingering in thy hair
The breeze that trembles by thee
The very herb beneath thy feet
The rose whose odors woo thee
In all things rivals he must meet,
Who would be all things to theel
If sunlight from the dial be
But for one moment banish'd,
Turn to the silenced plate and see
The hours themselves are vanish =
In aught that from me lures thine eyes
My jealousy has trial
The Iightest cloud across the skies
Has darkness for the dial.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16
Foreign Items.

FoREsT on FIRE.-The fire in the forest
of Bonner, Prussia, which commenced on
the 29fh of July, still continued on the 2lsto of
August. c. twenty-three days--in spite of
fhe immense efforts TO extinguish IT, More
than FIVE hundred men have been employed
for th.s purpose many days. The forest of
Donler belongs to the State. Thevalue Of
the rrees which it contained was estimated
%, 100000 francs. or about FIVE millions Of
dollars.
Among the failures in London that had
caused the mos excitement was that of Rob-
inson & Co., the head of the house being
the Governor Of the Bank of England.
Queen Victoria i hunting IA the Highlands of
Scotland with Prince Albert and lot Of lHe Lords
and finer Ladies. A hundred years ago, Is would
have been dangerous for members Of the Bruhs-
wick family 70 huns there.
At Paris, On the 2oih, Count Alfred de Nantes
quien an officer Of the legion of honor brother Of
Count Anatole, Peer Of France, was found dead
N his bed-chaHber. having been pierced 70 the
heart by dagger twas said BY sonie II was
case Of suicide; bui ali were lost IN conjecture as
to the cause &C the sad event.
War threatened between the Pope and Aus
ira.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

E-,~ The broad pennant of Commodore
Bolton was hoisted, 22d ult., on board the U.
s. ship jamestown, under the usual salute,
OF Norfolk. She is expected TO sail in
about week for the coast of Africa.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

How much pork win a bushel Of corn
make; Is a question set down for discussion
at debating society some where "down
east."
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

lrz- The Union says that Major Gen.
William o. Butler, of Kentucky, has SO
far recovered from the wounds which he
received at Monterey, that he proposes inn
mediately TO join the army Of Mexico.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

trrs The Wheeling Times says an engineer
i nov engaged IN stalking ON she ground Tor me
bridge across tie OHIO. ihe span mlii % exact
Il Que thousand and ten feet ifoin GENRE 10 ceufre
70 the abuimepi.