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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

nor GENTLENEN- FALL AMI VIII IN
L WEAR-An assortment u goods comprising All tls
90, mi varog, STYLES Cloth, Cashmere !-sungs and
Oyerroangs which will BE- made Up ID order a. our PiS
-rsy moderate charges while ne same endeayofs VII
M x.red a. hsys given the style and character OF our sa
ots precedence with the Discerning he sane nsy d
remarked reference 10 the extensive read maze sA
W. have Away. on hand, comprising Overcosts CIoas
ard Frock Coals PanislOons Vests &c. from winch
lbe tr-fe Of distant cities obtain supply
WIN. T. JENNINGS 60 DIAPERS snu la-.'' "a
- -.-l.------ ,,.---stt 49, Oh -
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NIAGNiElcEST ploRAM,iA, OF sas a Tns 500"

lflBARDMENT or VERA CRUZ, tS Broadway -
Real steamers ships cannon sc burning 81 the MrNicsn
hriy Creole shp,vreck Of the Somefs loading and ming
cannon By mechanical figures terrible bomb.fdment ~
ay and night and bursting OF shells -nusncS OF Gen sco
ana The traors into yai moving figures Miss "a
Roch. prssides At tho Pianoforts Lieut.. McDonsd
Volunteers. gives an explanatory lecture
Admisson scents children half price Doors open 81
commence "Wednesday and Saturday, afternoons At
80. nlt ms
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BUCIIWIIEAT.

EXTRA NEW HuLIEO HtCkWukAT-
Tih- undersigned prepared u receive ofl". "' new
huied Buckwh~s carefully packed IN barrels nain""'s
and y he each warranted full weight, and eqsi N
quality 10 any In Orders om he souib anj sss'
accompanied with city refer eLce Will meet With pf"ns
rttenuon J. T. 4 ]. % FROST. fa rront.t
door below Poo clip
IA constant "a gply ~ extra pshne Flour, ~hhs
ard yellow Indian Mssl. sin-ried Corn Mssl. pfsfsn
Flour sud upsdor Oatmeal N barrels hhlfh~frs small
Packages and bag. .. ,".
NIEW UuIIfU BtCkWuEAT roR WIZ
\PINg CROMWELL BIRDsALi.. DO Font u COZ
~ Beeknan are prepared 70 r"c-vs orders hf boes
wheat Of superior quality put up very neat psrssgesc"n
-sne barrels. hag-s quarters eiehhs boxes sh bags
~ % ard 2fi his ~ H"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

to Mig-u and GOupces.- haicheors new invented
snd scaps sr IN advance Of any hitherto offered
10 he public for hehlucss durability aud natural afpeaf
srce they are uneOuaed All persons wishing hrstfale
W. OF scalp should fail 10 call al The mandatory OF w NJ
B,rcprloR Wall-st. near Broadway. before purchasing
el.e, here Private for flung wes su3l ThSIuits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

DK PHI LEE. ia order TO bring his valuable Asin-
bma,ic Drops iuto general and 10 pisce them NIl
l. reach of persons OF niic@ lc"ns hor fteae WV f
f'ru, & to IS per bottle For sale ouly ~
'.Io - f NJ TlCE, Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
- -, petcr'. Church, Barclny--t.-VefJn Re-

d. RyufF Pre- fel. 4 Ge0fge'O@n college Will preach
ir is C.4rrh ol sunday morning next Go Job net o.
O'clock and fr the evening r. Dc1cs On roh ocras.0-s
co-c'o9. VII be- .sksu UP ior h7 poor fine church
III las-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

~ Dew ,nds IN ots suiL) ocsted 10 regions not Pc
- yond tho River Jordan Missssippi, tut 10 rEhns
rom one 10 ten miles beyond tho Delaware RIVE only
even boa =. by Railroad from he Guy u Nswfors Tn"ss
,oe. are reh and frrs and ~h-n cultivated VIII pfodues
la .bunssoe. and BY reference 10 he map tho S.osrgn
"a. position may once which compare syofasy
.I,b sny lsnds now offered. Inquire Of y. HoLLkr G
a = SIXTH ~ waist tgp stsifsD-N Is. Any qlsnuv
~ CTS properly for sale or usde, ns "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

DN r. COTTON, S~fs,s AID & ,sssss'- h~o%ssf
- Ssles Room SIS Broadway OA,onic hal-hsvinx 70
moved TO th- .hose rsmeS rocrs 10 nov prepared |" re-
ceive .. s.nSs Of Cabinet FgrniGr- Dry Goods Csrp~1
Hcaseae-p.ns Of every dcscnpuoo 90 ccsss-
for private suction. ard 10 maAe seu
With his 1suai prou He vii buy, rr~fefred
out Al, p.rt % ,h~ ci,v attended 10 - osasi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
NEW uuhaEp FrCKMt.iE;AT g s1s sn ud'
MILLINERY AND STRAW BONNET Man.
VEL 1 RACTORY Nil A u. MARCY. Nt BoNery

-
H-I8 FACTORY .-Mrs A H. MARCY, 2lt Bc~.ry
would respectfully invite the stsntion Of the lsf-s
W. Of New Yors and those visiting tho city, Ia ht 40
-o.tment Of sk millinery consisting Of syefy hind ~ ss.
satin and made and trimmed Of tho riches
materials and tho fashionable styles Also. Ffrnh
foysr- ribbons s sans and v~lvets b, the p'sre
Or ward together with rge assortment Of syefy dsscrp-
n of straw goods u the fashions styles al whole
"a and retail Those about purchasing any V the shows
good. would ind Ia their advantage to call s0d rssnns
nv s..oumsnt before purchasing thoy will ind the
prices much lower than any other similar establishment
10 che city MRS A n. MARI ~ boNefJs
oil TuTh&ssf Opposite kiNinsnn"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

rI'ABERNACI E.-GRFAT SOLEMNlTY MUSIC
i CALI On tat Jay ~ ENlNG, Nov. So hrNNi
Herr hsn-si ani s.i appearance ihis season m New
YorkI n give Grand Vocal ard Instrumental Concert
f1r which occasion ha As secured The assistance % ne
erire ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. including ; snorina
TRCFFI u stsme LABOROE. Siynours PATTI, Signor
BFNEOETri " LABORDE, NJ DJBRkJ L, - NAl-
TELLINI ssuor ROSl. S.gror CIV SILtl. sni he e.l
Orchestra Of he sad Italian Opers Company leader VI
Nsre--k HENRI HERL vii perorm
AGRAND CONCERTO. ln f1-ee parts
ANEW MILITARY FANTASIA. .mauuscriptl on ne
hvorfe msrch from Doazsuis Opera Of L. File du
Regiment"
S. IMfROMPrt BU RLE>QUE, on NO poruls songs
oh Slsanus and o. cary me back 90 Old Virgins
with varsucns-p ino c rte slore. - 81.
The Orchestra VII execute The celebrated ONskIt NJ
from WILLIAM TILL hy Ro-ini sni By general request
~IINVlrATlOS : Ia POLKA composed BY MA
RETZEK
Ticke. : 90 be- h.i a. The muscsicres principal hotels
ard al NJ Hens ~ Narren-st
on Oh occasion y, sesl. may De secured, pN sfpylnS
ID Andre 4 90 az Brosissay .rd ~ the isoernarle
Doom open Al 7-rerformance commence ~ oclocA
precisely No pustgOuemrut % sccourt 90 We weaief
The grand piano. fom Hers mandatory used on lhs
occs.on b.. one o ihe recently adopted form M Paris
Pro,rsrnr., In small tf.s MS a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
NILII.DI.K~

gr,,, UIIIDER~- Sealed proposals viii be received
Ly Rev Dr. Cummings until Thursday NE 81 l,sL ili
lie mason and carpenter work OF large sehooi ho''
which v be used temporary church, 20 he etrciel
on Twenty -eveniht between The fourth ana MS. son
avenues The plans aud specincau1us can De seen "n
A to a. r. NJ al the Office Of NJ OCOi NOR. lj
= ~ ul6 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

~ urcker's Enrlnn mn trIhbII-h'H y -.
.ion with the medical profession ard The public ne oei
fr children and inyscs much superior 10 srToS ROOT sa2 o.
nr, &c more elreng thenne Pheasant 20 The TASTE 80
easily ,repsred Al the principal dnie stores Nho!esa-
hy HECKER a BROTHER. ~ CherrysL oil ms
~ Fowicrs ~ Neils, fhrsnoio sis - nv "na
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

IN h BOGERr. Ancuoneet. -
lUAsON'S PArkNr lkON>TONh,.O VIZ
NlNtSDtY. l1 Nov 81 y ocock. ~ - ANoeo-sas
unrten ho.hesd comprising cccee eups and eonee eope
aul .sgcefs pse. st. 81 81 and an snes PM n~rs vscas
sizes. vegetable dishes. Ac suitable Tor noei shu jean
hostuse WIN - opened Ia lots ard VII be o - 70 sai'
purchasers The sale 10 close eonoeru aud WI ss 20
remptoSy pll lts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

DRODkINN-CONCERT AT THE FEMALE
DACADEMY Nj J XUNDEL. Orgau'si from II Pc
rngreh has the horor 20 CD he public tht he
TIL ~DAY EVENING Nov q. 1913. when he VII be As
sfef by The following ladies' AMI gentle men Nrr lonn
Xgric'. Miss De Luce Mr. Joseph Burke, MI Quo ? ga
-er and one ~ his pupils who has Kindly cousenlft 20
take part Admission o CENTS rcses 20 De ha1 Al llr
r...-..- R,-. ard NL.r sllTsa III .L,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

-, TO IET-P.rts u houses In tho n-w buiidngs IN
Hs Firstav and Tweitha They have the Cfotyo Va
- Ter on ssch foor, and IN tho wsshf Small fsnI
liz. WISHING very con vonient spsments At r-ssoosois
,-n. are toyilsd 10 loos ct hsse They vii bo really
about In. lot II Dec Also 20 let stores with oscs rooms
Andy 10 lois In {. j. FOLSOM ~ Avenue d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

80 No 4 Representing ne >acritce Al LysIA
bn one OF TOE celebrated tapestries made y oe' ~
-, \ ir f5.O and which cost $50 cro~ns or ~io'
80 TAs h-slif tapestry q = feet long ana y L--n'
and retains IL very r-msrs-e.e degree y. M al
80 ~. - 1rf-r.1on may be ootanet a. 81 Maiden--ane-
-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

"a FOH ~AGE-A laz. brown sion. hon' houss
az. .u-e In Tenth hear University place has eli us
~ III. provsm and 10 -yefy ~ .y scnisf~h
for l-rz. genteei family Inquire u HOLLsf 90 a
r. SMITH, 10 WsilsL upstairs nb F
So TO IET-Th, dwelling house, 80 West tins
IA. teerih-st n.af Ch-sss squsf. THIS house hand
s sou hnlsb.d, with mahogany doors, tsth-foon.
range &c &c Immediate possession given Apply 10
D A CUsHmAN, Ninth aysnne.
MID ta.eot- or 1873 Pssrls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

non saba msgs5.ne With good 81 O PAiss
L ','.cr.Ssfs vel established and highly poP-.I A.
person of capita or r-spons.oAiy W.. NO ~
Tri'rrr- UNra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

~ An aa,r>-, s'er'i,>,ais eui - -IR nslf - Fa
rad o. ne, u-u n'f 81 titen OF Qfti> oros
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
M, 9 rKt y, IS, IAN ANp pliREoroK, o

\ Compsny have his day declared se,ni-9naIa. a.,
lnt p per cent out OF The earnings 81 me DOCK lV -
months prior 10 the Isl Of Novenber paysole a. ur o'7
rIs n, 4 MOODY. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

o., n,n no LOAN ca bond snd mo''ssts On w
Nt.ItU tlcuv- rcsl e.iaie in ole sIia - 49,. a
ID 81 nU = CO., = So and q 90 Apply ID VIC D-
N1 917 So. John =. coNREY O. Wales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

- FOR sNIE-The Z neW stOfy and atic housTsI
AZ. . and N Fihssnth-st between Unionpi end
- m svenu. They zach q by % feet cootsining
dinina rooms eddon 10 tho parors on The pffpepe
doors suudhes bathrooms ~serelosss and ell the MOD
eu accomraOd stOus The ots sre 100 feet deep Win
sommod-,iog The premises can be son any hour
~ EALING Al No II PEARSON
90 fonsofs sSl Merchants Exchange, Wsll-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

t,uY .,LE-The stock and axIures q s-n.' "
l. -. .>e~- The stock = and w-ll $780,
r $500 - one oi me besg city here ooin
-. - rstaU trade : carried on -litH s-s- =, 80
1r.r- with feal name.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

O000D WIDOW s.IIsaDs, e sH Z. oes. Sa.-i price
,.a. nna ,tr.a--r. - a1gIng sge1 Ari4f4es ~
ca. Al BARTOLs. us and Ia W-ian-si 0e'~es9 o-s.'
mac and spruce ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

J ?. MONTGOMERY. Auercueer
pN 4. u. lNGfRSOil ~ 60. store ~ FesfbN
- Gu WEDNESDAY. Nov =. ~ 10 o'ciock -pcoos
shoes ard Brogsns-so Boots sh,-s and srosans
comprising desirable of frcsh and seasonaoe
goods direct nom the manqamr-rs adapted 10 he NORM
ern Western, Southern and city usts.
Ar PRivArK S.LE-J u. / 4 CO. are constantly rrSv.
ina manufacturers great variety u new and mem
which they selling qyse sale ~ a-cncr price,
consisting 10 part u
~ case. mems prime thick boo,s
so, los uicn's nn- sip pegged boos
Also, csses wOm-ns sshef p-gged lace ho1s
Also. ~ cases misses leather pessed ises o-,ous
Also. ie0 csses women Spring pesked hasAns
Also. - csses PRIME inch <nd sip hrussAs ole
BENJAMIN MOONEY. Aucuone-r
BOOTS AND ~HOEs-By 4 d oak, sors -
DPssri.t TUESDAY Nov Il, al 10 o'clock, ~
case, boots shoes hrcgsns ovef-hces, Nc comprising
general sispsed the city aud country trade
MIS- Sls'
l. r. HOUGH. Auotionesr
N AUCTION NOrItk.-Lsrge sale Of oones
I@N amt new snt second hsnd wagons snd nainess
fS-S .leishrobes sc 10 be sold on MONDAY, Nov ~
A. rATrFRS 40 Broadway a. n O'Clock keilin
gers Li1.ui-nt " nOe.se snd retail. MS Jus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

IrEDt CTION CONTlNt kD.Ih "a" ~ .' -
H. Cana ST. sill stneres 70 The oia system o. sV-
Brussels ply other csrpetng ~ prces 80 NeS o.
To- make ohjs FOR economists 10 cal aso'
-. - l. MS %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
AUCTION SALES.

JOSiAf kittAkDet AUcupnex
by BANGS, RICHARDS a PLAT, store
Ds4 BrOsdwsy Liberal cab advances msde
sssnr,eua for auction s-l-s
MONDAY ENkSIN9 Nov y
RooxS Sc-A isrge assortment 81 csndsrc Bcoas ius-
,rsf.a Worm ard Booss IN gilt bsnings. School Bcc<s
Ch-.p PahcauOu. &c Also. Foo,scsp ard L-tier rspe<
Fre,ch Letter Psp-r ruled and pl.in, Noe Paper. AZ
velopes. Gall. Rg.ers. NC Sc-
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov 2
E~ssAvIscs a isrg- srt vsusNe consi grmeot o. rcS
.h French Engsvinss erorscias many very eexsSs
sib acis some heSaiif1Ly ccored -.
Ar Psv.rs Some stasdsrd Libr1y eonn's
,nueusrsn Hbfsy. SoeE's soiennse Library boons
Ciss.cs Library
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

" NFN,Ns " NrfIFIf I'|7TTJ u II = =
AU-f-an srisf Home N-slnn Society "a y sf 'Y
an Frsnrl.c1 lo gaf.ras SAL preach Dbl he Dlt-r--f
k4lH-f Ca.r l~ fna city, r~ -euHatl mofrnf. and d.
t1- PefsYat 5sY.-t Cturca in br'oFiyn i1 fs nf
TIE srt --1ort OF Nr ~ hss been made very
shos r0ce s,d g rs aset1n 20 sal for he sts9s in a
lev ga.. rls It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
,nIR., ERENCm nYKR..mOKs.-o.l

ssoes Tor ladies' made IN the Frvach style Of peTpeuA a.
.s uhb-r-lght Cos.sfnefn a. respects me best ana
i besutui overshoe for ades ever pro1ueec together
assortment 4 The vsToUs styies OF lncls rubber
sbor. for gentlemen, ladies' master. ard ni,ses for
-. ~ ,eSs'. and retail by ELLIS, fOAPhiNs co
- So 5,scs New lndia-Rubber Warehouse. y John-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
ITALIAN oPERA-AsToR PLACE.

SATURDAY EVENING. Nov Is. isss. viii ~ ire
" .eni- for he Taird une WIN ns~ Costumes snf FRO
80. y.rs :. rr '-traisd Orers, n Fqur acs.
tRNkNi
Eivir. -rorlns Tru+ Ernsni.... ; snof B.Fst-i
..,v.~r. Nsf Bon srd Csf o........ sireof Ouoreui
esr-.> % AnNi.so~ Psrql-. srt 1T snd - Tiefs .
-,br,.fsr - cents TIE box oir~ = ll - ops A. ih-
o.. a Sc As,nr Psrr from y. .r - " 81 Al
~ = 49, S,,~- ~ ~ rnrrsr II krosfssy -nr fsfs
.'t.s f-,-r fto5PN Doors Dp-n - o'c.cck 10 cos,-
r-rra = =. precisely
MUSICAL SoIaEES.
AIS WOODSl 81 Would announce % 'lo-eIinefs 80
vi 4, - trh- r--.s.T tbsi ts n-s Concert 81 ne
>.r,.. MI - -i.sa ri f- Rl-ers llsnnie 90 ihASh>-
GIVING EVENING o. q ocl'cs season uck'is :
SlnE.e u~kets III cents hle sl, S'uNin
coNCkRr OF JOSEF
i GISG l.. SAT- knAN ktENlNs' nov =
PROGRAMME
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

nE,,oy KELLOGG, Boo see.
Il stsl.of rrs and Blsnk H4sl9a tgfvfs aNFo va +
g $3.50 D ss JJan a. corner Ol GOD. C4si sA.es - -
profits ADD QUICK returns Will continue ~ DC iaeI ''
rl6 Sus'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

Deer. gi7,oo9 s5,5si 5o'5,O6 Inc. 62,so2
BY reducing the Whea, Flour the quantity Of the
after lett at tdewator this year compared with the
corresponding period of last year, shows decrease
equal to 0s 67- barrels OF Flour.
The following table shows the quantity Of some Of
the principal articles Of produce left at tide water from
the commencement of navg cation to tho 9TH OF Novem
ber inclusive. during the years 1916 2l3 dsys) lsl7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

.,oAI,-Ar SUMMER PRICES-Peach Orchard au4
Res Ash Of the best guslny Also, Lehigh Goa ron
the Lehieh Coal sni y Company. ard, ro Houston
',.. S GEORGE WARNER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

4 H. VA 'tVs 1 49,
w Machine for cutting the Teeth OF Cog " nres Nul-
vi 80 wcod patterns OF Cog Wheels. has no" rs
chre f0r exhibition he Columbian Foundry, - arc y
pusne-st New lork where he viii show ms mAchiuefy IN
orersiion and the ork done BY 10 DE de
srou 10 dispose Of patents 10 States and County nghs OF
h. Machines. MIS- w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

l lie above besuliul insirlmsnI s.i.ADe ~ - -
cIrIs j-c1lrs rooms Lodge Anc DIVISION ooh ; a. 9S
80 -. baov NICE IS Il has foot pedAl ara sNe--
~ can Re made 10 answer he sane Sgp9se y s'A
FsB.n Pis.ofor.e For sale by ChAhLEs hy 49, >,
ul4 6aseOd % oloA-"A ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
thought of going to see whether the butter was

thought of going to see whether the butter was
covered with brine.
After six or eight weeks, the children were
pretty well restored to orderly habits and the
wife, being really n notable and prudent wo-
man, resolved to make up for her lost butter
and vegetables by doing without help through
the winter. When summer came, they should
have boardors, she said and sure enough, they
had boarders in plenty, but not profitable ones.
There were forty cousins, at whose houses
they had stopped and twenty people who had
been very polite to them on the way; and it
being such pleasant season, and travelling so
cheap, every one of these people felt they had n
right to take journey; and they could not
help passing day or two with their friends at
the farm. One after another came, till the far
mer could bear it no longer. tell you what,
Wife said he, Il am going to Jail as fast as man
can CO. If there is no other way Of putting a
stop to this, I'll sell ever bed in the house, ex-
cept tie one we sleep OIL
And sure enough, he actually did this; and
when the forty-lirst cousin came down on a
friendly visit, on account of what her other
cousins had told her about the chcapncss of
travelling, she was told they should be very
happy to sleep on the floor, for the sake of ac-
conmodating her, for night or two; but the
truth was, they had but one bed in the house.
This honest couple are now busy in paying off
their debts, and laying by something for their
old age. He facctlously tells how he went to
New York TO have his watch stolen, and his
boots BACKED like looking glass: and she
shows her Lake George diamond ring, and tells
how the steamboat was eros died. and how afraid
she was the boiler would burst, and always
ends by saying, After all, it was toll OF
pleasure..-.Ms, Child.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
Franklin's Resting Place.
" Such was his Worth, his loss was such,
We canno, love too we'll or grleve too much ;

Such was his Worth, his loss was such,
We canno, love too well, or grleve too much.'
In ono corner of the burying ground, best
known as Chrsts Church yard, Phladel phia,
repose the remains of the philosopher Franklin.
Ca entering the yard from Arch street, attention
will unavoidaby be directed to his humble tomb
by well-trodden path which leads from the
gate to the marble slab which bears the simple
inscrip ton which will at once strike the beholder
with wonder, VIZ: Benjamin and Deborah
Franklin" With wonder, ! say, because we
are accustomed to see the stones covering the
ienemens of great men inscribed with eulogi-
ums but the one we are now behoding has
nothing but the words above quoted, and the
wear in which 1t was placed there.
And this is the grave OF man who might
once have been seen, runaway boy, III the
streets of Philadelphia, seeking employment as
a printer and again, as editor and proprietor
of the United States Gazette, long So ably con-
Quoted by NJ. Chandler. Once irving expert
ments with simple paper kite, again, aston
| ishing the world with the discoveries made
through its instrumen,alily Once in England
as a deceived lourneyman printer; again as
Minister from an Independent Republic. Once
| in his work shop, as a laboring mechanic :agan
in the halls of Legislation, advocating the cause
of freedom. and urging an oppressed people to
rise and drive the British Lion from our forests.
Yes he was one of those who signed away their
lives, fortunes and honors, if necessary, for the
welfare of their fellow citizens. But all this
could not save him from the hand of DEATH
| Though the Philosopher and the Statesman
must lie as low as the less favored, yet the cir
cumstances connected with the lives of those
whose motto was " non Sibi Sed pard" possess
charms which all can apprec late aud all love to
cherish. We read his name on the marble
sab-pondor over his virtues, and mourn his
loss, as of dear friend. We stand around his
grave, and think how many have gazod with
reverence upon that stone, and our eyes be-
come fixed upon it a. though II possessed an
endesring charm. We look back on his life
and deeds, and when we remember that a nation
wept when Franklin died, we cannot refrain
f,ln dropping a tear over his last abode,
No towering monument rears It's head above
the clouds where the first beams OF the rising
sun will gid his name but that name is in
scribcd in characters not easily TO be erased, oI
every ibery-loving heart, and so long as Phi
osophy continues 10 be science, beneroenc'
a virtue, and liberty the watch word OF III,
American people, will his memory be cherished
and his name be hopored,- Bopf,H Rec.
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1t supposes all these power brought into sub
lection to the law of duty: It supposes power
of elevating ones self above the world OF appe-
tite and passion, and of living in an intellectual
and moral world; a power 81 making those va
rlous circumstances of time and place, by which
most men arc governed subservlent to our own
advantage. In this is the ideal of humanity.
There is no sublimer spectacle than that of
human spirit, surrounded by yeyations, disap-
pointmcnts, and temptations, besetting it from
within and without, calmly threading on its
way in the accomplishment of its high destiny.
NO one should aim at a lower standing; 1t may
be higher than he can reach, but it will be
good for him to be found lahoring in that dl-
rection.
The man who has no self control, lies at the
mercy OF his own hayward incllnatlons, OF his
own craving appettcs, and his own sinful pas
sions; on the other hand, the man who does
exercise self control, finds his own exceeding
great reward in his own mind, and in the re-
gard of The community.
But this power of self control, SO important
in all its bearings upon our character and hap
pincss, Is to be gained in early life by specific
acts of self government. Every act of obedi-
encc the child may render is an act OF self gov
eminent. If he has restrained an appetite.
checked passion, or complied with duty
once, he can do it again, and he knous lac can.
The child, that ceases his CRYING. wipes up his
tears, and goes cheeriully to his work or play
at the direction of parent or teacher, is doing
an important work. Let time cherish this habit,
and he will become man of self control. Who
has not seen the full grown man, after indug
ing in some fit Of passion by which he feels
himself disgraoed, sigh for that early disc pllne
which would have made such thing almost
Many man in childhood, exposed
to harsh commands and cruel treatment, with
hunger and want staring him in the face, has
grown up, even in this stern school, with habits
Of self discipline, which have given a shaping
for good to all his subsequent life. While an
other, reared in an entirely opposite manner,
but growing up without self cantrol has ended
his career where the other began.
Thus upon this single habit of cheerful ODE
dience to right authority. depend many of those
influences that ennoblc the existence. and in
crease the happiness Of the individual, and
tend to the elevation of society. c.
Montpelier, lSiS.