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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

FLOUR AND hEALIhe Foat msTss has day tbs
weather still beng M door op-raus he sac,
seog SO sos 25d5 ~ sessabs erants
some ko-evs soustbne Cd IS sat tbs
trsus.ctos made Paoc Pur- Gsn.sss ~
80, Ii. Orezas os,e
loosely to-day and pscs Ih0 .s-s 80 Ses
Oresns a. Ia soetA~ra soias 81 %
900 bss as Tor hcs sona ADD Fsts,ca's
Couatry &c Rye Flour Gall r5sss van snA'
s-n4ad M-a a sOes 81
Irpor from lat 10 s7h Nsrck 49,.
isss Bs
$3.50. a.
GRAlSIa wheat there so,hg sons oesss>s eAnno' . 80
10 Ohsi dull Tbs sot -el sepp~o sM
Corr ssd bssy Sales 1000 1900 sssa az 30 of sesuAsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

ET We are requested to state that Dr. Red
Beds las, lecture Physognomy is deferred IL, this
evening, owing TO the storm The subjec, OF bis dis
course particularly entertaining to night signs CT
Genius concluding bis Of lectures explana
tory Of his Discoveries. IN the Sciences Of Physognomy
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Prennre for JIG Cm0LEBA.

THE GREAT SOUTHERN KEN
EDY for the prevention and Cure OF
Asiatic Coiera in its early Stages n
for the certain and permanent cure oil
Diarrbga. Colera Morbus, Colera lnlan-
tum and acknowledgements by
eminent Physicians, and by the surgeons
IN The United States Army recently IN
New Orleans with distinguished success
DR. BILLINGS cARMlNlTlVs AND AS
TRINGENT SYRUP
WNthe above diseases, always aftordlng
AreIief, has now a reputation establish
ed before the public, as a medicine Of un, /.
rivaled excellence in the treatment OF
the diseases for which it is Intended
lis success IS without a parallel. lts
nopuIarity is daily increasing Ihous-
ands bear willing testimony toits vlFtue'
and express their gratitude Tor the re-
LEI which it has afforded them. Inc
Press and the Faculty, j%urlsts, lawyers
statesmen, divines and citizons OF lntelli'
oence in every profession unite IN TINS
Their numerous certificates may be seen
by calling upon the proprietor, and a
few Of them can be found published IN
pamphlet. which will be furnished gra-
~uitously by the agents, TO all who are
IN the premonitory symptoms "a hrsI
stages Of Asiatic Cholera, as it appeared
in this country in the years 1889 and
1888, it was used with great success
and since its recent re.appearanee, 1t has
been again rcsorted to, with the same
advantage. Cases Of cholera usually
commence with diarrhGa; and If this
remedy is then promptly used II VIII
check the diarrhGa, restore the stomacG
and bowels to o healthy condition, and
impart tone and vigor to the system
ENo family should fail to have tamonG
their medical stores. Where a proven
tive for cholera is desired, a bottle o
this Syrup, combined with a quart Q
mort wine or best French brandy, will
the addition Of a table spoonful OF pow
dered ginger, and a teaspoonful Of row
dered Cayenne pepper, will furnish
delightful cordial, and may be relied up
on as the safest and surest preventive
when taken in small doses once or twic
a day. Prepared only by the subscr
) Der, and none is genuine without h
J name blown in the bottle, and his slgn'
ture upon the outside wrapper.
. O. o. WOODMAN
u Druggist, Vicksburg, Miss
And sold BY Wilson, Starbird& Smisi
Louisville, KY. and sickles & Go. Ne
lOrleans, and by
.PRlEsTLEY & MOsBY.
D Canton, Miss.
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I.ifa instance Company,
On rHE 80 on $50.

OF THE 54AAN VI
WHIs Compoy, incorporated by an
Il act Of the Legislature at its last
session, has been organised under sad
law and it is now ready TO effect insur-
.onces on lives, upon like terms with
those adopted by the best and soundes
Northern. companies in insuring North
ern persons. When Northern comPa-
MES insure the lives Of Southern clti-
zens, they invariably add one half or
one per cent. to-the regular rates Our
table Of rates Is as follows. The pre-
mum to be paid by the insurer may be
paid quarterly, half yearly or annually
Rates Of Premium for insarlng One
Hundred dollars on a single life.
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$500 REWARD.

l will give FIVE HUNDREDfDOL
to any person who will produce,
al a less cost, a better, more innocent
and more perfect cure for Ague and
Fever, or Chills and Fever, than DR.,
Murphy's Sugar-C Coated Vegetable Anti.
Fever Pills. will also give Two Hun
bred and Fifty Dollars to any person
who will show a single case where any
injurious effects have attended the use
Of these Pills. They are warranted in
all cases to cure Ague and Fever, or
Chills and Fever, when taken according
to the directions accompanying them.
VIM. H. MURPHY, M. d.
Each box contains about thirty-fve
Pills, and five Of them are Yellow Su.
gar Coated Purgative Pills, wrapped UP
in a piece Of paper, separate from the
others, and designed 10 act as a milo
cathartic TO cleanse the stomach anC
bowels. Price only SO cents a box
with full directions.
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DR.. MURPHY'S
Anti-Fever Pills.

For tbs Immediate and Permanent Cure
Of Ague and Fever, Ch.lls and Fever,
and I'LL other Feuers.
Prepared by VIM. H. Murphy, N,
D., 384 Pearl st., New York.
To ghom ali Orders for the Pills must be
addressed (pOst pdid.)
Entered according to ct of Congress, in the
year I847, by VIM, II. Murphy, in the Clerks
Office of the District Court Of the Southern
District Of New York.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-24

1t is a safe and efficient red
worms. Try it. It is as goo
best and cheap as the cHeaPs'
Read the following sla'sn'
effects in cases Of Worms.
Mr.. Joseph Shipzey, Of hu'csE
T., says that it brought away
from a negro child belonging
a short time. .,...,
Mr.. John J. Little ofWhl's','
says, ! gave it in one cass ano
away fifty worms. 70 s ,T !
cured his negro woman q lsAnI
Worm. \.
The above medicines ore =
fresh and genuine, For $40 \
f50 ChAflIa
Ed WARD & Go, Cantor
OLD 8 CRowELL, LlVlng'0'
JIM LEWIS, Vernon
WIN. Yates, Madison'llls
MOORE & CARrENrHH' laS \.
And BY Agents 10 sVeiS Y
Estate.
June IS l849:
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M tdiS0A County.
BIZ hhs Proba,e Court Of sad County,
Sept mber Term, lS49
persons interested IN the LANDS,
u tenemenls, and heteditamen's oil
Waddell Sanders, deceased, Greeting;
You are hereby cited TO appear before
The Probate Court OF said county, on the
second Monday Of December, l849, then
and there to shew cause, If any you have,
why the said court should not order ~
decree the lands, tenements and heredl,
taments. described in the petition Of
Thomas Sanders, Guardian Of Robert
Ashley Norris, Edward Grigsby and
Madison Grigsby, minor heirs oil sang
Waddeh Sanders, to be sold according
10 The PRAYER Of said petition, VIZ; i,
est half Of southeast quarter, Sec
lion twenty nine, township ten, range
Two. east; west hall Of north east quar-
ter, section thirty-one, township ten,
range two, east; north half Of east hall
Of north. west quarter, section thlrty-one.
township ten, range Two, east; sou'h nan
Of lot number seven, section thirty.
township ten, range two, east, west nal
Of north. west quarter, section thlrty'two
township ten, range two, east; lot nIne
section twenty-f five, township ten, rangf
on,. east; east half ofnorth.east quarter
section thirty-one, township ten, range
two, east; southwest quarter, section
twenty-ninc, township ten, range two
east; all in the county Of Madison aiore
said. 1on, D
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uPRonsNe YOU'VE Men. Nv hip Us

"PRoMIsrNs YOU'VE NEN."-W hip us
your promising young men,. We were
once one, ourselves, and we're protested
al maturity for non-payment- Not n
in a thousand Of the tribe ever attains
to the dignity Of a really useful man 10
society. The name spoiIs Fem! Just
put il into the grass green noodle, that
lis ownetA something above common
lis rally smaft-will some day become
disllnguished-in short, assure him that
he is promisiag-and from that hour,
YOU make a ~conlounded ass of him, ard
SO he'll be apt 10 write himself for lie.
He will have no need to labor manually
or intelleclually-not he!-his talents
are to carry hun through. All knowl-
edge is 10 come 10 him intulllvely; all
the circumstances Of existence are %
bow be(o q his talents. He isn't IN 9
hurry 10 bring those talents into eXer,,
else. There is time enough for thai.
In the ED the promising young man
turns out at thirty 10 be a liquor loving
creature with a red nose, soured temper
little knowledge, bad habits, and nc
money.-Chambers Tribune.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.
BY the PROBATE Court OF SAID COUNTY
INV FERN. I849.

BY TnE PROBATE COURT OF SAID UOUNIY,
July Term, l849.
WNHE estate OF NJ Vanderhurst decd,
n having been reported to and declar
ed by said court insolvent; Notice is
hereby given to all persons having
claims against the estate Of said deceas'
ell to present the same to the undersign'
ed on or before the 2dMonday Of Febr'y
l850,or their claims will be forever bar
red.
By order Of the court.
j. +. CAMERON Clk.
Jul 1910 As On
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-24
GEORGE BAGBY

HAS opened his saloon in the Canton
NJ Hotel, where he is ready and anx'
ious to accommodate all his friends, and
strangers, with a comfortable shave, at
all reasonable hours.
HAIR CUTTING and DRESSING done in
the latest and most genteel style, and tc
the satisfaction Of every reasonable per
son.
Dec. is, l848.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-24
eIN STANDS.

THIS summer received a consign-
Il ment OF Messrs. Carver, Washburn
g. Co s new and improved Patent Gin
Stands, which am selling at 1875 per
saw. A few OF these stands were re.
ceiyed here last season and have given
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
to purchase will do wen to call and ex-
anime previously to purchasing else
where.
P. O'DoNNELL, Agent.
YazOo City
September Is, ls47.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-24
REMOVAL.

WVHE subscriber has removed to Mr..
IL Leonard's new shop on the west side
of the square. He tenders his thanks TO
his former patrons, and respectfully
asks a continuance Of their patronage.
His york and materials shall be Of the
best quality, his Boots and Shoes war
ranted to fit.
July /, l849 J. BERTRAND
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-24
From the Hon. Wiley MEnnn.

From the Hon. Wiley WilIans
Of the city Of Columbus, &.
Rev. DR.. Jesse Boring Of iii
Church Columbus, Geo. Station
ly Of Alabama Conference.
This is to certify that lroms
quaintance with Dir. N. WOOD
now him to be a gentleman of
ted veracity and aPhydcian of
ence and responsibility; inysn
Dysentary Cordial, We feel leo
it as our opinion, after hlEin
tested lis virtues ourselves sa
for years, and witnessing iseHs
community, and hearing Olhsn
in regard to its value, that Of 1
preparations known by US, va
it to be the best for those disc
those diseases fol which il Is
II has q great and deserved Opu
this city, and stands pre.emineI
all other preparations. Its Ell.
generally speedy and salqtary
ways safe, relieving frequently
as taken, and curing generally
time, we look upon its ln!roducl
any community, as a blessing.
WILEY WILLIAMS, Mayor
City ofCt
JESSE BORNE, Columbus
ID
GEORGE W: TURRENTnE
City Of Column
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CHEWING TOBACCO

INCUR boxes best James River Ch ew
- ing Tobacco, Just received and for
ale by
E. D. WARD g CO.
September A, l847,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-24

When will the Father of Waters come
along? asked Mrs. Darlington, as she sal
looking at StockwelI's Panorama, in the
last hour ofits exhibition. 'The Father
Of Wators!' replied the individual ad-
dressed, why, this is it that you see be-
fore YOU Goodness me! is it?' said
she, why, I've digested my specs TO look
at a big man with the dropsy. and its
nothing but a river, arter all. How do
wish they'd call things by their proper
names!' There was something OF dis
appointment ia the tone; but when, after
wards, she remarked TO herself, Il Won
der If that water will WASN'T it was y
beautiful tribute from BeDevolence to
Genius.-POS!oa Post.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-24

Howcorr, Judge Of Probate
&# Of said county, the Second
LIS, Monday of September, in the
## year ofour Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty-nine,
and seal OF said court.
Issued the 18th day Of September,
Is49. Ut. CAMERON, CFk.
Sept, Is, 1919. lot
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-24

Law ACCORDING TO PUNCH i've have
it on excellent authority, that if A owes
B money, and A is the owner ofan eIe-
plant, b may detain tho elephants trunk
till The debt is paid. and it is tolerable
clear in all the books, that a beacon
strictor lying dormant, as if dead in a
box, is recoverable by an action on the
case, but if the plaintiff mixes himself
up with the boa-constrictor, so as TO
Identify himself with it, he, the plaintiff,
will not be recoverable at all. If the
boa.constrictor, TOO, should unfold his
tail early enough, the plaintiff may have
a severance, but otherwise, says Mr..
Justice, he must be inevitably quashed
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-24
A REMEDY FOR ONE cEiI
DISEASES-NoT FORl
DR.. W~OODRUFF's DYSN
cORDIAL

2 ME well tried and uniVeu|
proved remedy fol Dgmr
arhe, Bloody Flux. Chcsn1
Gripping Pains, and Bowel n
ments Of Children while tssai1s
ring the summer months, mihb
ages both young and old.
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WATCHES AND 5EW

WATCHES AND 9h
Subscriber woye
u fully inform the cllls'a 1ss
and surrounding country
opening a fine and n issga
WATCHES and JEWEns
will sell on the most
for cash. Persons wIgnlp
line are invited 70 eau ~
themselves, ss,ieg I
Watches Of every Nike,
repaired on The shOr's''
ranted, n. v
Canton. March 80
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-24

Why ~ faith like Q promissory. note?
Because i Il The substance OF things
nopsa lpr aaa lhessvidence Of things not
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-24

Young ladies who wish to drown
themselves a consequence Of u~nreqLitsd
love, Are advised 10 do ii il a wash tub;
and then an immersion Of the arms to
The elbows win answer the purpose.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-24

Don't look, Miss Nancy hornets!-
Wo ketch him! shouted the unclad
Nippers, as, with spent breath, he went
dashin' out of tho gate agin, with the
dogs still after him, and his horses tail
switchin' in every direction like a young
hurrycane. Miss Nancy got one glimpse
Of her forlorn lover, aud before she
could get her apron TO her ewes, she
tainted AZ the awful sight ca while his
fast recedin voice, cryin' hornets stop
him hoTnetsl still rung in her ears.
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Domestic Ports.

BOSTON March GAR bst Mars Waterman, H. gyms. smyrus'
Eage tBr Cam Weymouth Gen Wanen tsieam) hht
Portland Trenton Atwood and Alexander Ps'o George. Bsns
sf Touro Nrkefon. NOdesn bsrss Rohsrhd TO-
Boonl esrb-r Clara Bell of Prescott fer Car
Como B1ardus Chsrston HoWsnd Ktrdg- DO bngs
Nancy Pratt Stevenson Havana Leouu Dot Ha'pswl Nero
AoB d. saah fsn, oi rorisnc los Do
stephen Young Gray Richmond Topaz sqates Phstsh .hrs
Dusbuy Cunningham Jsreme' Nsmshons lo ffosselosn Dyer
tredsrcsbu kzabrh Ann Lavender Noro fremout Ls'sa
do Baltic SPARKS 60. koieno. Ryder do CD 10th, ship frn
e Bsy Noesn- BAH FnmA Isstora of t port aie Of Gou
caster sanford Henry Catrs bng ssbso, Rsy Mobile schrs
hope Msn NyorAi Montana. Watt Povsenes; William sally
Eastman. Csstue.
BALTIMORE, March :sA sbP s,eph,n LurmAn CLARK Phs
dephs bugs Ann Msra, kdohd AakApas Gamogsn. focAe
k6ston jam thtseeh kbur, Hsssns Ben fsnln ksndnes
Hall dos fsrenou. Dave C-nuegos schrs Richard
Boe-n BEARS PAL RIVER Exporter Carlton eenu.gos rso'
MsGzs Queen Dawson, Providence Hiram 0etart Ben
ANN NYor. Mara Dsoswsy DO Bounty Osborn do Sarah hef
m Strong soutLsnsr, Bas- Chstsston Go ships Pioneer
Chs London Mars AL Myers co~es and MARKET hsrss !o
Duunng Francisco oftona Coburu Havana srsn M
Bsson and mAst bfss Mouetgma, Roberts Roo de ia
Nanda fsne West ladies' Chei brosn 1rn
tAton DO; Gsubn Bradford savannah JONI
Poor Araudra Charles North. Norfolk and Peters
bu tr~n Wilson. Charleston kd~in fsrsf Hoing-hest
Rchmonii Falmouth. Creighton DO Mary ka. WINS, k1ahr
CITY Rainbow kmDerscu Philadelphia Caroline tfsnces foun
tain SID ship Pioneer Child London barn Union ksndrs
Boston
ALEXANDRIA, March ssh .cr Statesman Csih.n SYors
JACKSONVILLE Mah ~ Arr brig MARY Afel ne. Barker New
i9h, .chr wn Pollard fkham, 90 cd schrwm Pollard
rnkhsm. DO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
SCHOOLS.
TARRYToWN INSTITUTE.

A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, a
hT.ryown. y. f.Ths Institution Ia pleasantly sifus-
ted oneibird Of mile ncrh RI the vsse, the spot on
which Mai Andre tsken and about half mile from
the steamboat landing ard Hudson River Railroad IL this
Institution young ssrenen viii be thoroughly instructed
ia al the branches OF AZ English and Classc, education
requisite for commercial purEs entering College The
Principal having been more Than % successfully en-
gagged 10 bis profession feels tmsef fully competent 70 1--WE
perfect satisfaction 10 ibose no msy parOnze the nstu-
ton, and be pledges himself hat spscia attention saa be
paid 10 The morals and sieec1s improvement o,
the pupils committed bis care heir sumbe, being ld
10 y. There two terms 10 year each = we-ks Tbs
GUNNER term viii comm@nce on the lu Of May, AID hs
Writer The lot u November The prcs OF Board and
Tuon including bed, bedding washing ard mencirg for
the summer 10 from SIS ss5, ard The Winter from
s20 TO SO payable IL Advsnce a NEWMAN, Principal
REFERENCES.
Hon VIM Hsvemeyer. Rev. Bishop Jsnss, D, Rev
s. H. Cone d D R1isel suckley, ESQ 100 81 Hrsspisee
John Falconer. Fac - Cedsrst, A hilardt Lsq 6o
Nssssu-,i Messrs z 1 Hsls,ed. Al Johns, New York
City: Rev J. g. W,keeY jersey City Rev y sprazu-
Rev & M W X SOpfrr1. BROOKLYN. rls eOdE
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<,UIiTllHNIAAND 1ANTNN NUTFIT-..
I,uH CNIIFOuNIA.-Two more gentlemen,
CALIFORNIA
COLD WASHERS.

yr,HE SUBSCRIBERS ssg leave to call The attention Of
\ the public 10 their Gold Washer. - tbs simplest most
efficient and useful machine Of the hind offered Tor
,se Its combination OF the motions produced by ue
bowl ard cradle which noions have been found, By long
.xpeen-e efsotus IN separating Gold 10y
its specific gravity from ghier matters.
They have mschnes OF this kind, made OF light but strong
materials, CONSTRUCTED 10 such thai they be taken
apart and packed IN very ANAL trunk.
This machine ghs only thirty pounds. and Ia capable
OF washing over 500 bushels OF dir 10 4 day.
Those who wish machine for washing Gold, are invited
10 call At the tiore af fuon-st and examine for them
seIyes and tho,e who think they have better one 10
vited public test In the Pafs, IN Ton' OF ihe Cy Hail.
suy fair dsy they pes6e 10 uaise.
The Psent hGs been secured for his invention.
m5 Inn SbEkWbOD FlTIbFkALD
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$4,000 BOTTLss NEARLY or
DR.. DEWITT O. KELI INGER,S IMMINENT

a. HAVE BEEN SOLD without q murmur. II is
0L warranted IN al eradicate paine OF every
nature, and heal al manner Of sores and bruises
"a put up In Dge bottles. Is mild, fragrant agreeable
TIE very sm. quantity required b. renders II ten
lines cheaper tan any other sf1cs The market Az
plain and convincing proof o the above thou
sands Of ih- beat and sGgl In hs county 10 sy
down al other remedies 1sed by Them from 81 TO 40 Years
and 1ss his great remedy al required Cccssous as the
oesi and cheapest 10 be fOund-smOng whom are proud
u he honor Of rsf-rrirg 70 Hon 81 r. Gnnn-n Hon
Carnsn, Hoo. RoOsu n Morris Mr William L. Morris
Gov. Morris, hf. James Bsthsaie 10 continuation we
have our lryin Cos,ors, Liytngsons Hsmitons Jane
ways, Depoes, Bses, Lldovs Brsdhursts. Lor1lsrds
scnlrnefhorns Ne he In shor nneteuhs u the erie Of
New, ORR ard many other ces pronounce the existing
wonder Of the sse Among the worlds brightest, most sx.
pefeuced horsemen, We have Hiram Woofuf Wili,u
Whe-isn' Geo spcer Brothers. A. Conkin. ID BRYANT
James 5sy-ns jacob somersrdy te ard L. Reid sam,
sssus, " m Sparks, VIM. Cowan N X IL any farther
proof were necessary. will add that II 10 used by every
principal stage Ire, he Harlem road and msny ether ase
Conpsnies the BuPs Hesd and by all the principal ge,y
and exchange stables throughout TIE ciy country gen
srsly 10 De had Always genuine Of 3 INGERsOLL &
bhOThEk wholesale Druggists 30 Pear-st or Of the
propreor Who can be seen the central depot Ts-r.
as so Broadway all hours 10 the dsy IL can aso ne
nso 81 Olimhys fancy store. SO. Broad~sy: At the
hsiem Railroad Offices; 81 Mes,rs Harner Hays K Co
as fearisi and most Of the wholesale saddefs ard
nroggss together with many wholesale and retail grocers
nfos snoot ne city and couniry genersya 81 cents
Yer oo<-ni sf per gross gross S6 per gross Cash
s2enc can be had In all Of tho world Advancing
one-tnird casn- Letters rsust be paid pl2g g.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.
THE DREAM OF WEALTH
NJ A. A. NICHOLSON

THE DREAM OF WEALTH
rA. 4. NICHOLSON.
Tr,s hour is sadness. On tho psisisd heart
Hov fearful 10 that solemn word farewell
I Win not shriak, yet In tbs crowded mart
OF The affections strange emotions swell
Thoughts undesirable ring like knell
uoou each hayward fancy would fam
Fsthom tho veiceless Future 10 its cell,
And learn how much Of darkness dread and pain
LIZ hidden far from view, on lfss tsmpessuous main
Tvss but an hour ago-Consentfnsnt smiled told
When that strange tale Of boundeai wealth was
The quick pulse thrcbbed the hot blood bounded WIG
Through the tense artriss Of this sentient mold,
Al touched BY FIRE OF wierd entertainments old.
Why pail those aspirstionsi Why have fed
Those magic dreams OF greatness and Of gold'
Chil on the heart sudden blight hath spread, dead
And Hopes up'prnging flowers lie wiihered, cold and
Thou too, psrchance, hast dwet In Fsncy's beams
And thou hast felt thine eager hopes expand;
Through the dim Vista Of thy waking dreams
Thine eye hath caught afsr, some promised land.
Where Wealth shall crown the labors Of thy hand f;
And thou hast toiled-not for thyself alone,
But for thy household shrines-the little band
Ths, Of, hath cheered thee with i siren tone Town.
Whose noPe> aho abhious ieais 'nVu "a'o's q" "oo
And thou has. felt like me, the bitter papg
That crowned the severing Of heart from heart
Dull on thy spirits chords the sentence rang,
Like the beleaguerIng voice Of Desth-we part
Didst thou repress the tear that fam would start
Didst thou cnperve myself with stole might,
To shield thy sprli from the poisoned dart
OF subtle agony, that still would srnits
Like devouring pestileBce, 10 blast and Blight
The anguish hath been great the struggle long
But II 10 psst-the parting psDg Ia DER;
Nv heart shall be retaught-l viii be strong,
Add drink anew from Hopes exhausuess store.
Hark to the voice Of Oceans cesseless roar
Tho swelling canvass sweeps the dusky main,
The sullsn waters lash yon distant shore,
Whore rock and tree, and lower Ike shadows, wane
Ixiu be strong but ssy-shsl we eer meet again.
At Sea- FEB. 20, 1892.