davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

The OF Toinpklns Loo.e requested "a meet
their Lodge Room, corner Of Grove and Hudson sts
Tuesday ss inst ats O'Clock for The purpose Of pzyn.
ih- last Tribute of respect "a late worthy brother
rsoN,s FINEGAN. By order vi
Au2l II. J. r KNAPP, v O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

~ wv. Cloves, Deuti-t-SG Hudson-s,. loppo-
site Greenwich Bank. New-f0 -Onc- hours from
NJ toS M NEw-logK. May J., 1873.
Eigt, years honest and careful pracuce AFTER three
YEAR, faithful study have made my friend, WASHING
foN CLOVES IN ls esumauoul one Of The ees Dentists
Of The prcseni day. }. SMITH DOOSkr
aue 2rl-o.s3i. Is BOudst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21
HASTINGS AND BRADBUR vs.

,I'HE MENnELSSOHN COLLECTION OR HAST
L fNG> and Rraihurys Third Book OF feamody CON
aning nsl music and selections from ihe best Euro
pecan and American Composers, consisting OF Tune-, A1i
Nofef- nros Sentences, ani Chants win an sp-
uenix of s most approved -tSntad church Tunes i'r
Cnngre tsrOnsl singing by Thomas Hastings and WIN
Bradbury W. ihink assure the lovers OF sacred
VI .ir ihaf such collection Of choice gems has never
efufr been presented tIr flcir Inspection and grancs
uun The hook contains 900 pages lhe a- psges oeng
devoted exclusively selection Of ne choices and most
approved standard congregational tunes In he vaious
metres leaving The body 0fhe book O. he occn wholly
sh orr gina and .elecird from The the beet
much hIch composed, errar ged or 81 -c-d by
Wm Bradbury during his late residence IN Germany
Tue M.ude ssohn Collection Is printed on superior pa
per- and uOtw in-tarfg The quantity -nd superior Gn,y
~ the matter contained M b. - Afforded Al the same
price of music books AZ he ordinary gre
and Leader. ~ ChDirs viii 10 flf ul-hed VIII
.uge copies examination f1r - cents, hy he publish
.rs faNX-I MARKH NEW MAN A co 90 Broad way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21
THE ONLY MAGAZINE SOUGHT AFTER

SlNrEEN SPLENDID kNGRANlNos and io~1y = \
'Coutnbuuons --Sepiember number GODENs LA
DYs BOOK ready containing he following n~Hs''>
lls snd superb embellishments.
Contenfment better than Wealth beanuf al mexrotnt
? The Bapu.irv Of 81 MARKS. Venice line engraving.
3 View on the Hudson River
g. American red Paris Fsshions-cciored
D. Pilgrims Baih.ng IA The Jordan.
6 Wooden Block Fash.ous :. The Oailing Party.
3 Braid Patterns 9 Music.
io Application Of Antique Forms 20 Modern Art-three
engr.vilgs n Csge Birds.
~ Model Cotsges-two ensrsvinss
iJ The Work Tsbie-F.ower Nors.
Beside the above, mi. splendid number contains sixty
TWO pages reading by best Contributors SIN
gle copies . cents per in advance For sale
by Long BROTHER, - Ann-sL
BERFORD co Astor House
srRlNGER 4 TOWNSEND. - Broadway.
W n GRAHAM, Brick Church. Nasssu-st
auf.gs DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT. Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21
roar % Observation-Disclosures Il

~iriAruEr .LSssac....rHi. DAY.
~ s-K--...si - .sp..sfs r., rao- - -.
slsn August q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

u Ticket for Chagrr-. For sale, forward
tcsei IN The steamship Falcon, Tor Chagres Inquire
a. -. fult0u-si up staifs au- A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21
Tx NETWORK TRIBUNE FOR EUROPE
VIII BE- reAAy Q o'eLoes To-worror MovaiHs-Prtes q
cenn IA BTarygs veacy Jor naabs
THE LATEST NEWS
yAOM ALL PARTS OF THIS CONTINENT

IRON ALL FAhI5 Ot IhIo OON 4iN"N4
Pscstved up to re tune Of goiEg 10 FTess'
The Edition Of The Nsso- Yoyk IylbrHe Tor e
,oos. made up Tor the mails by the Amerieo. rom
,h,. port To Morrow, sill be found 70 contain
,onplete digest Of AL the late local and political
,sus tie latest intelligence from Csnaes Mexioo,
Se.. California, Isthmus and South American
news. falI and accurate Money and NarAct r.
ports a carefully prepared Shipping List Ediio-
r.ls on all subjects OF present Interest snd al &C
ooout Of American Aeairs since the sailing oi the
lat steamer. in the English French and German
Languages. Persons desiring 70 send ,otheir friends
IN Europe, will lad the sheet al THAI can DC d.
sred IN the way Of complete and accurate news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21
RROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

OFFICE or rHk BoARp or HEALTH Aug 10
BRooKLYN BOARD "F HrALTH.--Therc have
been reported to this office for the last "a hours
10 deaths from epidemic Cholera. viz S0phs
REYNOLDS Jss l.. Marshall Elizabeth rhughsm, Tho
mas Dalton Michs,l Froulsrd Ana McCurren 70
ward McCurren. Mchsel O'Connor. Lewis StoPles and
Ann Hart L. :. :. 0oopAich, Health fhy saclsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21
" Pulmonary Consurnption.-Fr

almost awSV. bsas-d The mos. skifui medical freshmen
hss very justly been termed The "Opprohinm 81 Pays
csns and. until within few years, been grreray Con
sdercd incurshlc, although many medical men OF Toe
highest standing. AmOrg whom NAV mention Lsrnn.c
and his friend Bsye-both dsiing uished suthors. sdri
hat his much dreaded disease may BE cured en- 10 10,
advanced stages, when the lungs not eom9s.eS a..
orgsnzec The remedy which We now o1sft NisrAss
Sslsam Of Wild Cherry for the Of This disease nci
Only rmsnsies from regular physician but has also oeen
well iesleo IN al he complaints Tor which u % recon
meuded. A Mysticism Ia Maine says u have recon
neuded the use Of Or WIsrAS's BAsSm Of Wid Cher,
for diseases Of he lungs ioE two year. past and macy
bottle. 10 my know edge have been used by my patients,
~ with beuesci. results II Two cases where il Wa
hoGgh confined Consumption had taken place. the W.c
Clefry effected cure
z BOYDEN. Physician a. Exeter Corner
None genuine unless signed / BCrrs on The wrapper.
For sale. " holesse ard retail. BY Messrs A B D
SANDS 100 FultOust rs Broadway. y East Broad az
PENlrol0 Co FsieheF-si Ms. HAYEs Brooklyn, and
Nv drlg.rsis generally lfrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21
POPLAR NEW WORKS

I'OR THE LADIES Published By d APPLETON
L CO 80 Broadway. Laiy Alice. or The New ns, =
novel. lew ana cheap Too. vol svo. paper cover.
81. ci-
+. ,rv-f - a ~ o. sfnn ~
no s-r-rn-at ra AcH
~raas culiH -td f-,alu AL fh- h-
t-r tlrliston h-r
...n .lurathrs 40 ft- ~f+-r. tuf uv-st th
ga OBJ Irt-r-.t ttrrsN tn.frsh
r.f, ne .. ts..t-i'. , rrrrIr G-rf Po-F
The MAicen Aunt story, by " r-rruied from the
al Lon 90 edition vol limo handsomely printed on
lsrg- bpe. lnce io cf.. paper cover cIotn, -.
a ts-f~r cnfrr,t
fci r1r- ort sl be- <cry r-.t -
isnss frf pan.hnL hsns-s-
.r ~ nr-rf tHs sr--t .i., ~t - Nora. 20 ,s-r' r
get ..nnn-rcs AfT-ff-~f
Hearts and Home. Social Distinctions. story by
Mr. Ellis aufhor NJ the Women OF Eng n VOL l.
svo r.p-r cover Slrfs suA .us
" i-.ru 20 80 lubs .--sr-s
---t-- NH -.--I- .-I y ,-l.- - ~ .. s,tI-I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

Il BUTLER. Aucnoneer
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS SALE 90
L THURSDAY, the Sd August, al 10 OciOss, at No "
Chryslss 81 the elects Of Alexander kuce deceased con
.sing Of cabinet and bedslesd makers tools stOek II
heistead- and lumber Also. lot Of household
furniture Also, thro-story bucs wofs shop resf
NJ premises JANIS \ fHAftH,
.IlIT Ind. Pnhllc AtInInlsIIalnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21
NEW ENGLISH NOVEL.

M TIT k>oAi, NJ >ISrFK WIS MI bv ~ - nor
Oof TIE Poor Cousin 'Georg.na Hammond Ac 1c
Price g, cis
T 80 '1i good ocos ior he public a. pleas
u-she fksk to oIr-r YES % -. r-.fer fo
q-rl.~ if Frnu critical eNaninsfnn 49, supported hv
h@ opinion IF hr London press Ne Sister Min
ISM of ine SRI 90 cnrrositfor snt ostv,~a Nv ~
-i~a rrni4crrn either .rsce. force or truhflln-.
t..r -al- IT, .ft He-anI.' An..ar
-r-f lrH- 'Hn 90 go n'. m 'af f7t ~
rh- rsllr..t l-r - l.t re a-l .l '-s aafaar
nlas. f-rrti
a. p s rrsnr. fr0f boo 80 .efrrlt .f.t
Pence eaten. 20 lHrsf -.tl r. Ar.-.rh
ere q. ! 81 q u . 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

s1AaIuE JOuREAL

n y1rt.f sig 50 Nets f-a- Haren-s.r. Oliver Hogsr.
sor of n.ls1- t.s, klf-n- --r1r L's..-r-g sns-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21
Law Courts.


Cousr ~ CoMNoS PLLAs-specisI Term-Be fore
Judge Ul,hOefsT-L8D a. % nga-ys'dsAf D,bf0ys The
Code Las altered ne law 10 resuOn % nOn-re-.
deb 10 pc mii their being held % bal in fe
f4uf hereof 10 he mprsOned where me creditor mac-
shdayl Of fraud ne part ~ ne debtorhsl IS, fraud
tent debtor eau he follow 81 by creditor from any o.ner
sfa'e or from abroad, and b. bail ln tbs Slate Al
pHcauon was made yesterday by "r IT, seI's Counsel
for wni and order 30 hold 90 bail alleged ffalcu en
cehior hourly expected 10 arrive from sbrOsc The
Judge was To doubt whether the Code would permit ~
slres uns-s fraud shown 81 the time ~ Purcha.e
Nr Tucker remarked that the debtor 10 he present r
stance haq Obtained On credit srg- amount OF properly
n he pi1re where he he0ngs, almost imneGai-y arf
cot sh1t up hs place Of husness and oos pesssge'
W.T. he proceeds in fi. po-seson, 20 ihe niied N'hrs
NO, gu az si,a. sem l''tn IT, r. &C.,
81 with the view and a viii Wa granted
Policr CouR1-The arguments by counsel in the case
OF Edward Z J1dson, AHA " Ned Buniline" charged
~ifn seadng threatening epstes, signed " Nengean-e
fsfncrn aw. Mr. Bennett ~ Abingdon 41are, wa
heard yesterday ty justice McOHh. Mise Walsh, ksq
Tor f accuse sllu4N. .l cf-e ~ an auc maun'f'
nnd wss rep ed 10 by lire prosecution sfef which tir
Justice announced that be- would reserve BIZ decision rl
iu IRE lnIe...A woman Of tue Five foinis named
ibefh MURRAY wa arrested .iefday 9pnu c'sge
Of having robbed named William H4alef OF go.
while house 30 hist vicinity 10 appeared hat Hunter
while lying asleep intoxicated awakened hy he
m ri the amount stated Two e. bile found upon
her. hich Hunter Identified a. MS own lema com
pauiOu OF the prisoners, named May BrOWH, si.o
arrested accessory and hOth were locked mp for
On let Saturday night or early on SpndHy morn
i1g the Offices Of Jacob Cole, Esq No 10 Broadway.
were hursarous enierrf by some dHins depfrdalof'
by Of fslse keys WIN hammer found In the Of
ice The desks all pred open, hut nothing
moved. was supposed IN consequence Of the burglars
taking fright There were many articles Of value easily
movable. such a. wearing apparel, law book Sc u
portion " which however had been distracted owing %
ppO. ton above mentioned. john Manchester.
the lawyer Who arrested aud locked up Saturday
Last on charge Of attempting iniure by false stsie
Inents Mr. Bennett formerly deputy keeref Of The City
Prison. admitted 10 bail yesterday In the cum Of $50
10 await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

- Ger 4 Hsaurs
MARKET a-ef fr+T- -
49, III. 80 az ~. T. -.~.ss Csrss $40 rt.-7
q 9 fsrh-
BkXs cArTLk-Tss s.PY-. ~. 800 s-Aisf iass o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

DEArH OF Az Old BSOOKIY>irr.-Samucl G.
Hubert ssed 20 years. formerly keeper Of the Aims
House At Flstbush died yesterday Of consumption At
hi. residence In High It tie was respected by Al who
knew him snd was man OF Kind heart and generous
disposition His remains were consigned 10 tie tomb
Yesterday by LARGE concouTse OF mourning friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

who have Recently Issued NJ 6rsy's novel The Rec
tory Gue.f. move OF The Wsrs Of ne Roses. entitled
sifrsruvc actions
Lstriy o1i Responder t1e Marrcsdy Letters. rebuff
1ll fHr .fRiernlis .IrIt.u coma uef frrr > 90
MA liberia Discount uusd- % those purchasing
.ux,.a. an2l rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21
ADRIAN THE NEopHYTE.

~ ORIGINAL ROMANCE, by George Lippsrj.
! puhsh.i complete IN the Quaker city OF Ibis week
Prr cents For sale by all boak.e iers snd period
Zeal agents Published BY J StNTRNS co
au7f p Philadelphia. u Chesnut-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

RIor AND BLooDsHkD-On Sunday nisht a
fscs. occurred At South Brooklyn rear the Penny Brde
between some Duichmen arising out 81 an old sn~r II
the old country In the ARRAY, knives axes &c. We're
knives being used boy procured the AID Oh infee
large dogs and set them upon the party, ana the "Nn
who At this tune bad arrived One OF the ~stchmen
was bitten on the thigh severely and sn0ihe. on tnr
lower part Of the leg TIE names OF the principals
were ellis and two brothers named Hoffman. They
wers committed ior examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

,GREAr MoRrtLIrY.-There have been, daring
the past week 1876 intermentsi In Greenwood Cemeiery
This 10 an excess Of over any previous week
REPORT OF DEATHS AND lSrERnKNTs FoS rHE WEEK
ENDING AGO ls.-Males. "a females. 81 Adults, "
children. - Total, us OF this number, 81 were
bon New York and other places. From Cholera ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

DIAM OF A DiyISE.-Rev. John Croes son Of
the late Bishop Croes died in this city on Sunday he
was g yesrs Of age, and WAS much esteemed BY all
who knew him or with whom be associated ne W"
Clergyman of the Protestant Episcopal Church, bat
had 10 charge Al the time Of his death ms remains
were taken 70 Shrewsbury. n. J. for internent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

NEGLECT Oh Duty DR.. Van Ness, physician
Of this city. having failed BY neglect 10 report the
deaths BY Choiers occurring in his practice proceed.
iuss have been commenced gsinst him There are
three other suits pending against this d. which II
decided sganst him. may put him IL trouble and
expense as the hne is 81 600 Imprisonment for two
years In the state Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

IDtbLIt ADhlNsfhAiot OFVick. No. Nss..a 4 <ols
hsfssy s'ss n As fsstvss ssd u An Of olLakRr
I'LL az ps'ssA<ef On sfs ssssn-ep pseoa from Chs<.
esss~1 sna -4s ssgss - have s>s sgg
= a. aros Of he cossiy q ss- fcrs r L.isrs
t'- ufon ia sssts 81 he sd
- es' fsr a. oetss ths ssuooe plea "a
~ ~ .s.sl asts yAAks thAlkk Yssak AAa.1.sln or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

DusLIc ADsIsisTRArOks OySIcI 30 xs...s .,,.-, 49,
,et- bsrsey rTsn ne rsst,s- ofss of0kOscg
SILL .- p-sssa< o. essfs steamship r.sos, m cAstr
sss-s ssa sso alleged b save - atssss spey
- NJ ssrfst- Of he Caaty N-v Yoss fos Asus
sta apoa ne ssss Of ne ssi
s1s~r sssi 81 10 o'skes fs-
- l-<s [.ssl s.v@- JsaKss THArGR Pssir Asmr ut,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

l>eutsr Coroner Walters held al inquest
Yesterday the City Hospital upon the body OF John
Aoh-on native OF irelsnd. aged ~ ycsrs. ~ho
90 hs desth by fungus humor OF the brain. arising
from kick of horse which he received While IN the
employ Of Alderman Hstn,d hostler in the oInni
bus stable Verdict IN accordance with the facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

PRESS WORk-Done By GEORGE
HALL N Tris.-s B....-ska sakeEssi A.s.s9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

srplsorfs Is Tows - Anderson. = SN. =
Capt Clay. q T. 4 are At the Aston House Capt
Stuart. p A G. B Mcclellan. L :. A COL Hsgso'
Z A. Dr.. freeman. y. G.. Dr. :. Plnc<nsy, s. C. are
a, ,ke Irving House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

AtI-sING-Snce Thursday last. Mics JANE sHEN
Why. supposed b. have been on the Fulton FERRY boat
oi the collision At he rld o the pier Al Fulton
Iarkesnp She .-ft My ftieaFeuur. Brook. about y
O'Clock Thursday evening to come io View ork -ince
uding- have been heard of her She Wa dressed
bi.cs elk frock. changesh- sk shaw, straw bonnet
sad green veil she hal wallet IN her pocket with her
name ana residence written 10 q Also silver bfe'-pn
The de.iln American eagle Any Information rtenrct
1s her wi be most thankfully received by her an led
sar ai.. JAMES SHERRY
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-20

OF Gcoursc it is not pretended that States
of a commercial and manufacturing charac-
ter chiefly, Shou!d produce As much from Tue
soil, III propor,lun to popu'allpn, as the agr'-
cultural. But The articles they do produce.
and their proportions 10 each other, Indicate
the quality Of food at least OF the agrcuIlu-
raj portion "f the population. Hence It ap-
pears that the farmers Of Massachusetts con-
sumo bu, little wheat bread, and use rye,
INDIAN corn, and potatoes as substitutes.
| think now that if anything can be-,
shown, by facts, have demonstrated The su-
reror wealth OF the people of the South over
those of the North in proportion I" Their re-
Spcclivc numbers and thus. by comparing
the less prosperous of the South with the
most ilnurlshny of the North. And think
have shown the South to be the most lor-
lunalc in the distribution or equalization nt
wealth As well as in its acquisition. AT all
events, | have rescued the controversy be-
tween the two sections from the control ol
bold assertion and slipshod dcclamatl"n, and
confined it to the umpiragc Of argument and
document.
mere is CLASS Oh lpi)iCo VI a hi"iH "it"'
gible nature, but not less important, and
which arc much insisted ON in this c"nlrovcr-
sy. that nnw remain to be briefly considered
1t is urged. that religion and education are
more prevalent and Aourishing IN tho North
than in tho South. II is true that the form
ofreligiun existing in New EngIand, and by
law established. was extremely strict and
scIcdcnvlng, as that of Virginia. the Eplscn-
pal, was then one of the most nlduIgent OF
Protestant sects But it is well known that
the Puritan character has been rapidly de-
generating and passing away. In iced, tho
forms of that faith are no longer dominant,
in their place, the unitarians have prevail
ed, and they arc gaining ground rapidly III
New England. A change has occurred in
Virginia, but a change in the opposite dIrec-
lon. Instead of the Episcopallans, the Bap-
lists arc predominant in Virginia. Thus, un-
der the operation oftheIr respective Iusl'tu-
,ions, the religion of Massachusetts has re.
cedcd from one of the most strict, to one OF
the most relaxed ystems of the Protestant
faith. while Virginia has advanced from one
of The most indugent, to one OF the strlcter
forms Of religious discipline. There arc no
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-20
*Amcrican Almanac.

A jolly husband, not thousand miles from
Bangor, who had been on "bit of spree"
was salu,cd by his better.half on his return.
with: 80, you hard hearted wretch! The hns-
band meclly replied that he did not think his
heart was very hard, for he had been "soahmg
it" for the last forty. eight hours!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-20
REASONS FOR RIsIBILITY.

REASONS FOR RIsIBILITY.
Sweet coz rm happy when can,
Tm merry while l may,
For life's at most narrow span,
At best 4 winters day;
IF caro- can make the sunbeam wear
A brighter, warmer hue,
The evening star shine out more fair,
The blue sky look more blue,
Then should grow graver man
But since It's not the way,
Sweet coz Pm happy when l can,
And merry while lmoy!
If sighs could make US sin the less,
Pelchancc l were not glad
II morning were the sage's dress,
Nv sarb should still be sad;
But since the angels wings are whltc'
And ever the young saints smile
Since virtue wears a brow Of light,
And vice a robe of guile
Since laughter is no, under ban,
Nor goodncs. clad in gray
Sweet COZ! I'm happy when can,
And merry while may!
I've seen bishop dance reel,
And sinner fast aud pray,
"A kuave at top Of fortunes wheel,
And good man cast away!
Wine have seen your grave ones quut,
Might set our feet afoat,
But never heard hearty laugh
From out villains throat;
And lever knew mrthiul man
Make sad young maids day
So. coz I'm happy when can,
And merry while may!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-20
}Dol511s99s
LECTURE ON
TIE NORTH AND TIE SOUTH,

Delioercd before the Young Nea's Me'can-
tile Library Association. Of Ci"ci"nat''
Ohio, By ELwooD FISHER, Jan. l6, ls49.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-20

TIE BAcuELoR's DIrFIcULrr.--"Iouha have
only yourself to please" said a married friend
to an old bacarIor "rrnN," replied he, "bu
Won cannot tell what difficult task find it,"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-20

THE GoLp DoLLAR.-The Philadelphia i'uI
ctin says rha, nearly on hundred thousand I"
the new one dollar pieces have pren airead
coined a, the mint. The first one was slruci
on the Slh ult.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-20

R,suop n. u. OSDERDoNK. In the Epis'
copol convention sitting at Philadelphia on the
nornino of the 17lh. a resolution was offered
nv the Rev. DR.. Coleman, expressive OF the
ss,is(ac,ion that would he afforded to the cleri.
caI and Law members of the convention and I"
the church generally in the diocese Of Penn.
svIvania, by the removal of the disabilities i'm.
noscd upon the Right Rev. Henry U. Onder.
,,uk bv the house of bishops: inasmuch as
thereby the declining years of this eminent and
J,yn,eL servant Of The church would be con-
soed. and his many excellent productions justly
esteemed by posteri,y, while such an ecclesias.
,iral act would be in accordance with the hea.
venly charity taught by the great Apostle 1.-THE
Genliles.
The resolution passed almost without a dis
scn,ng voice.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-20

"To ERR Is HuMAN."-A clergyman having
indulred too freely in filling up his glass, went
nne Sabbath into the pulpit, and having given
ont bymn to his congre CATION, sat down; the
melody ofthe sacred song soon 'o.leo a'n no 20
sleep, and ho continued for some time to pay
a treble base symphony with bis nose. At
length one of his deacons ascended to the 'a'
cred desk. add told him the hymn Das om-
"Well," says he. "FN It up again, and enarge
il TO Jim Hines" -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-20

How TO KEEP DRy.--Dow, Jr.. is one
of the ,ycst chaps VIC know of: Here is
ono of his dry morscls. furnishing little
good advice to those who arc troubled with
super quantity of cold water Some Of
our readers may think of it when caught out
in rain storm:
$50 keep continually dry, always wear
an oil cloth dress, carry good umbrella,
and practice rum drinking. The first two
articles arc only essential in protecting the
outside from supcrabundant moisture, but
the latter keeps the inside dry as stove.
pipe. never knew a drinkcr but he was
clernally dry in all kinds of weather. lie
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-20

SALEoF GOVERNMENT VEssELs.--Yes,er.
dav Mcssrs. Florance and Taylor disposed
of the two remaining United States steam
ers bv public auction. The Fashion. which
cost near $4,000. was sold for SIS. 900
The Telegraph, which cost $4,000, was
sold at $1,000. The names Of the buyers
were not made public.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-20

goes to bed dry and gets up dry, and keeps
himself dry through the day. 1t is not to
be wondered at; Enr how can he be other
wise than dry when he keeps the blue blaze
elcruay burning in his bosom, by pouring
distilled destruction down his throat forever.
In fact, my friends, the more he drinks the
dryer he grows. On his death bed he cries
for more drink for the last time, and then
he goes out of the world as thirsty as if he
had lived on Goldfish all the days of his life.
We think Dnws's rece ipt for drying, in
this case is rather a SCo1Chcr.