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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, APRIL II.

CORRECTION Ma. CLAY.-In our article on occasion
Of MI Clays birthday, published il this paper, typo
graphical error makes say that he Is now - years Old
Il shoud be u and be in his seveniyah year only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

TIE ONLY COMPLAINT The fashion,
the rather angular complaint against bis Hats that they
Iast TOO long They grow uDfssboasbe before hey oose
their brig buess and they are compsled 70 cast oe or
II however makes but le difference, az KNOX sells ME
hats so cheap that any afford % purchase one Tor
each season OF the yesr
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RECHID


(CONsTANTlNOPLE,1 January 8, Dol.
slR 1 am IL possession OF the letter which you were,
recently so good as 10 write me.
Rave 30 Ieed 10 express 10 you the Subtraction with
which learned the hsuerng reception that Amin Bey
has received rom the President and people Of the nlIed
Slaies OfAmerica.
The Sublime Porte has doubted the frendIhp OF
The American Government IN It's behalf and II
proef OF was necessary Il would md Il 10 t1e reception
offered here TO one OF iis officers
While await the pleasure OF seeipg you again soon al
Copsunnope beg ou Sir 10 receive The assurance Of
ny distinguished consideration hECHIO
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w The unacCountable reckle

" The unacCOunta6le TecklesSness OF
those persons e,iipg their ends aud children die
Consumption without trying WATTSS Anudote, Is Ger
tainy highly culpAhle aud only be attributable to
wicked Incidence. for the proofs positive 10 all who
look for Them that Il has failed 10 and
he offered by those who wlsh to IT, for the
Doctor never has refused II any applicant, si Green
wieh.st, Depot lO2 Nassau st. 81 bottle. s7 ltDNlW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

ACCIDENT TO BISHOP McCosERY regret
to ltsrn from the Detroit Free Press that r. Rev.
Bishop McCOukry had his arm severely fractured
by being thrown from wagon, while on short
visit to Paw Paw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

EARLY OLUSINH OF INT DAVI'I"'
few days since the Clerks employed In the various hat
tores Of the City peioned their emp oyers 10 close a.
Ipsend Of NJ 10 which they consented Among otneIs
was The Irving House hatlers, who employ no ClerLs
Snce hich they have been those who signed me peu
tjon requesting them 10 close al z. th1s depnVlng
them Of saorded to sPOad vVhh shsif anl1S.
should they succeed would ask OF generous puOhc
10 purcbsse their goods be ore M and snow our en-
ployers he folly remaining open AFTER that hour and nus
ks OF The nineteen Clerks employed
In the ertabshment Of JOHS n GEMS and the HAtiers
CIerka generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
VIM. Yor HF Guam l-AmOst every

Individual ct this of ihe year suffering more or
less from nugh huenxs the effect OF had cold II
neglected iheee soon end IN consumption DR. RoGERs'
syrup Of LiverwC Tar ana Cauchaiasua Ia an eieciu Al
remedy for these complaints and early Administered. will
break np the mo1t distressing cod COACH 10 few hours
time For sale by A h. SCoviLL Co. at Gothic Hail, g
Broadway and by oil the City retail Drugghts Prices
In large bottles 81. or three bottles for 81 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

~ Families wishing a good and puTo
article OF Pale Yellow or Brown Soap free from fish oil
and other pure ard Offensive l"gredieuts-aso white
scented and ali the ae Soaps or toilet and bath sso az
o. Goods renree OF change all part, OF New-f ORR and
BROOKLYN la ~ W. Hl LIS SUN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
HIGHLANp NURsYRlEs. NV

HIGHLAND NURSERIES,, NEwBURGH,
Y Gate A }. Downing Co The propriesors Of Ills
old and ceebfaSc Establishment beg leave 10 Inform
Dealers aud Planters
Of freee thai their atock for Spring Planting unusually
large and ne ana consists Of al the leading standard va
riegeso Of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
IN cultivation bosh native foreign IN The United States
For farther particulars CstAOgue, Is new eer W
issned) which will he furr'shed al pos. paid applicants
or TO general Embellishments 10 the hcrucuuris,T
"Culrvslor and Other horticultural and agricultural peri
odicss Of The cOGSHy
The facilities such Tor reschiog Nswburgh, THAI per-
leave NewlOrk nearly every hour IN the day,
from 7Ah TO PM b. either The Hudson River or New
York and Erie Railroads steamboats, 10 from Two 20
shree hours Freighg Of goods PAID 70 Nsw,fork
IS ThMaws A SAUL CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

e Judge CROUCH Of Washington is recover.
ing bis health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
RIcn Ann RARE.-The rich and spIendld

RICH AND KARE.-1ne TlCn anu splenulu
the elegant ard magnificent styes Of the new goods al
The extensive Carpet Store OF PETERSON HUMPHREY,
corner of Broadway and Whest attract much attention
from the lsdes OF fashion they pass This store real
y one OF The gorgeous carpet wa ehouse' 10 ms or
any other city No shodd purchase new carpei I'M
II after the inspection ofhose offered by Peterson hum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
U FowLERs IL WELLS, PhrenOlOgists
md Pubshers CLIFTON Hall 1871 Nssssu-s the PARK.

II Dr.. TRAFToN's Buckthom Berry
rfIs are mild and egectus and now the ACKNOWLEDGED
bes emedv for Bilious stacks Liver Complaint Head
lche Oout Giddiness hsusl Cotveness Loss OF Ape
lite and Indigestion Depot IS Willismst FOR tSs y
Tie principal city druggists and chemists
az 4mTu WThk8S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
HurcnINos's YEGETARLE DYsrErsIA

BITERs all the history OF patent medicines, there Is
noue thai acquired Quickly well deserved popular
ity nor any that will retain 1t longer than HUrcHiNGss
Vegetable Dyspepsia Bies. Ehcaelous IN me cnre OF
has shoded relief thousands who imagined themselves
incuTsbe Dyspeplcs, try Ibis comp unc, Tor we luow
will derive beneh from isuse For sale wholesale
and retail by the proprietor y FutonE near Nassaus
Price 50 hOule
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

BUsn's RENovArlNG. AROMATIC Con-
nIA-Hundre5s OF bodies Of this elegant Rrtlc have
been sold lately for General Debility Loss OF Appetite,
Dyspepsia and all nervous srclNrs with the mos brl1
usnt success Il can be had Of II v BUSH, wholesale
Druggist IN large bottles price 81 cents al S9 Gieswich
ST., corner Of Duane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
uDr. JAMES w. POWELL, Oculist, Au-

rs &c continues to devote his attention exclusively TO
Diseases OF the Eye and Ear from TO O'Clock daily, al
the same Offices he has occupied oI the last years, PSI
Broadway "a Wauenat where can be had his Treatise
on The Eye" price 81 cents Also, artificial eyes and his
sell acting eye and ear fountains al5 btTu&F'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

SPkINa CLoTHING.-OUr select and ex-
tensive STOCK Of Clothing tor the season 10 now ready
comprising all the ses syo Of garments Of the Day aud
everything that IL and chSsle IN goods to be oud IN
tbis ar European markets D. 4 J. DEVLlN,
mSI Inns 50 aud s. IOhn-st OF Nassau sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
R- GouRAup's LIQUID Hair DYe will

change red light gray hair 10 brown black the in
slant 10 applied No stAniog the skin, disturbing the
color by washing daily with soap and water no di
drying 70 the sun, trouble, any pay taken If not sat
isfsctOTy the user Dr. RELIX GOURAUD known emf
chemical philosopher 10 guarantee that next 10
hs italian Medcsted Soap the above the ne plus ultra OF
his useful inventions Found only Dr. GoURAUDs old es
Ablished Laboratory, g. Walkers near Broadway az II
N. p. Ii. BARRETT X CO.-Childres's
Clothing wholesale, 81 Nassau b. N.YOrk as I'm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
TgE NEw WEEKLY MAGAzINE.-"T The

NOrGt American Miscellany No enterprise 10 iss orancn
ofness deserves greater success than doeI the subject
of this notice Published q cents filed with choice Sc
lectons from the best journals both OF n' country ana
Furope got up IN handsome sty e, and cond1cie1 ~ al
able Editor Il cannot but take A PALMER Co NO D
Rayclsy NJ are the publishers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
WATCHES AND GOLD PENs.-J

WATCHES AND GOLD PENS. L SAV-
AGE ~ FultOnst has Just received choice ey ofhne
Gold and Silver Watches, many Of them are heavily ca'ed
and Of superior finch and warranted perfect lime
keepers j. Y s. 10 also the maker OF the Rcheleu pa
mond Pointed Gold Pens, Uei known to be- the best and
cheapest Pens in the market Watches and Gold Pens
carefully repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
m We are Glad 10 see Mrs. +. Q. BEE.

MAN agan located In The Asor House She 10 now ready
To execute any orders for ShTts Collars aud Dressing
gowns that her friends and me public may wish TO leave
with her at Mr. Hrdhaughs Merchant T'o ing establish
nent NeseytL (Attor HouseJ two doors from Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

&c &C in endless variety, for sale at ne Lowest p.lees
by JOHN l. Watkins ia Fulton'sL all 81 pa IoNIn
BARNUM's. Two fine programmes for
this day The susbsble farce OF Ills List Legs togetn-
eT win The Wandering Minstrel" announced for THIS
afternoon CAN that Gers IL not Gold" Will be repeated
this evening on which occasion the house will be densey
cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
- e invite the att,ntion OF capital-

~ we InNltb Ute dLItNtION OF CApIId4-
s and others the arge sale OF valuable real In
The lower part Of the CIV and town building lots a.
auction bv ANTHOrY BLEECKER. THIS DAY, atl2O'clk
athe Merchants Exchssge consisting Of he houses and
oif kuown II aud 81 Greenwich 81 IS and s. Wash
rgton.st The valuable Eod lot Is Coenisssp the
houies ard lots l62 Wooster and go West TentysiNth
o. Aso I6 beautiful ots OF ground fronting the eRvre
block Of ground bounded by Broadway, The Seventh Az
and Forty ninth and Ffeth Sta three lo on El7yeaiasv
ard Forty fourth and elegant country residence 10
the village Of Jam sics, Long Island, known as Wells
Grove Msos OF the above building lois cao be had a. he
auction room, BTOad-si i,1o7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

GENTLEMEN's SPRING HATS. - BIRD,
soyner Pine and Nassau ss-The style 10 presented
10 the public a. a model Of elegance and Of superior
suaity Of fabric snd finish Particular attention gwen 70
az ushes OF those who consult their own taste In The
selection OF Hat. BIRD, cor. fne ana NSsssu ~
ornTuThErL8at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

u STATEN ISLAND FANCY DYING ks-
TABLIsHmEST-Ofce No s John ct H4w-York IRE
propr,e tors oftis establishment whose Dying aud Fn-
be- en- go long ard fsvoraby known 10 the com
uunv ready receive orders for dying ard
SIX Woolen Cotton. Linen aud Fancy Goods o. every
description In the best manner
ALI imYhgkMs BARRETT NEPHEWs 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

CHrLpREN's HATs.-LEARY q Co.,
H.ttef, and leaders OF fashion for 0eotemens Hats
sEd Astor House. will offer this day variety ol new
and beautiful styles OF Chiidfen's HAS snu
TBE KossUTH HAT.-We are grahhed
30 announce that dly prepared 70 supply tne
increasing demand for this unique ana appIop'h
Hat Genuemen who REGARD prophety OF shape ht ee-
ment IN the combustion OF ghI and oSaull A are
Invited 10 examine them MAn" pS,.,
ais H4lien lrVng hOuee, oIoeo ~ey-
. THE MODERN HAT.-The discussion
relative TO the modern bat onmencsd 10 Eng aao ano con
,nnsd IN America 10 IN brsk progress throughout the
country In mesnns orders pou' In rom al quarters
Tor sperimeus chef dgtrc among mOcern hats me
cxSTN Soripg .yle for 1851 The stmde claimed 10
regard 10 fashion however induces msuyt adopt modh'
gallons OF his leading mode Tor ns seasOo and these eaco
and an are urpsbed IN strict conformity with the issle Of
customers and at the old pdce-FOUR DOLLARS.
GEEIS, ga Broadway opposite 81 Psus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
TIE MODERN HAT.-The dlscussl'
or Tho Hat FINIsHERs' UNION,

Park row 10 The best place In New York TO at eDo
well made Hat Thew are 90 association Skful mechsn
les and are deter tined excel 10 the style and q1sy Of
ther productions every other eslab ishment IN esIence
They deal direct with The public aud sell al me lO"eH
rstes Tor cash HAT FIsIsHERs' UNION,
a15 9tTuThkg IL Psrk-rOw, oppOfe the AstOr House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
Tar MAY CAMrAIeN.-Don't wait tiIl

ELEGANT CARPETING.-PETER &
HUMPHREY Brosdwsy have lust received per pseke,
shp Washington, choice and select assortment OF new
and elegant Velvet and Tapestry Carpets patterns
and brilliant colors which viii be sold 81 prices that defy
competuon all 6Is
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-09-04

Bradford was the first printer of note in
the province-the founder of a paper
which fourished for more than a century.
DIR. Franklin, in his life, makes mention
of Bradford, as the printer he first saw on
his arrival from Boston, when mere boy,
in persuit of those fortunes afterwards SO
celebrated. He describes Bradford, at
that time, as an old man of venerable ap-
|pearance. He was several times impris-
oned for publishing political matter often
sive to the Royal Government Peace to
the ashes of the first representative of
Faust in the province of New York!
Now we come upon number Of stones
so dilapidatcd that we can make out but
here and there word, and others are so
broken and marred by the footprints OF
Time that VIC can decypher nothing on
them. Time-ceaseless corroding Time
nations, empires, pyramids, and temples,
crumble, yea, Death itself fades before
thee! Thou shalt be conquered but by
Eternity.
PowHATTAN.
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A FRESH START.---Commence anew.
Take fresh start and persevere. The
old beaten track will never elevate your
affections, enlarge your minds, or increase
your wisdom. TO use the old plough your
father had, your grandmother's tinder-box,
yonr uncle's Queens arms, your aunt's
Dutch-oven, and ranklin's Ramagc press
and pelt balls, is not wisdom or economy.
Break form the old path, remembering
that the mind is onward still. Take ad-
vantage of every improvement, adding
your own knowledge and experience there
to. What better than fool is he, who
goggles his mind lest he should see the i'm
provements of the age and be induced t.
turn aside from the beaten track of hi
forefathers ?---Portland Bulletin
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"TIae Literary Echo"

BY adopting the mode which many
persons have of spiritualizing, or findin.
something typical in everything contained
in the bible, a process of the kind may bt
found possible in respect to the Literary
Echo"
The ancient mythologists in their fondness
for clothing, not merely incidents of history,
but natural phenomena, with the interest of
fiction, assigned to Echo corporeity, with
the accompanying attributes and passions
of human existence. Echo was represent
ed as a maid whose loquacity being objec-
tionable to Juno, the goddess restricted
her power of speech to the repetition of
last words She afterwards fell in love
with beautiful youth named Narcissus,
but being sighted, pincd away to mere
skeleton, and was at last changed to stone,
her roice alone remaining.
Calling an editor the soul, the voice of
his paper, are there not hundreds of voices
in our cities, in the forests, beside the
rivers, on our hill-tops, and are not their
echoes heard and sometimes read among
the wales and lonely glens of the noun
tains The natural philosophy of sound
such as its unequal rates of transmission
through different mediums, its continued
reflection, and surfaces best adapted for
the production of such phenomena need
not be discussed here. We arc at present
enjoying a " truce with philosophy"
Too many of our periodicals being
mostly made up of reprints from others,
echo but family, and reproductions con-
tinued to a certain extent, allow the last
repetition to die away in the distance but
in looking over the last number of the Echo,
the warblings of LILLIAN and GENEVA,
news from Gotham by PownArrAw,' and
the idea before me of 'J. ID. W up there
among the White Mountains, locomoting
at the rate of not less than thirty miles
a day astride of that " tolerable fast, SIS,
bob-tail nag" like a second Don Quixotc
and his Rozinantc in search of adventures,
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bowling wilderness, and against powerful
nations, whose warlike habits rendered then
the terror Of the earth, and yet they were
weak and effeminate. From these un-
couth materials, a repository was to be
formed for the Scriptures of truth in which
Gods revelations could be perpetuated tc
bless posterity.
Who but Moses could have triumphant.
ly led that feeble band from the land il
which their brightest hopes had beer
crushed, through dark and dreary deserts
over mountains craggy peaks, and rivers
forming flood, and amid the universal
gloom, maintained character untarnishcd
by crime, unscathed by opposing elements
o, how often have 1 in imagination be-
held him as he stood upon the rocky shore
of the Red Sea, and bid its surging waves
roll back Before them the unclaimed
element lashed the rock bound shore on
either side lofty mountains, around whose
cloud-capped SUBMITS, fierce tempests
howled with cherries voice forbade the
hope of escape, while in the rear the
thunders Of the Egyptian army came
rolling on. lie stood unmoved, and bade
the waters cease their tumult, the briny
deep obeyed his voice, and Israel was
saved. Ever obedient to the voice of God
in the pathless wilderness, as well as amid
Sina's thunders and lightnings, he led the
people on, cheering them by his coun-
sells and prayers-making intercessions
with God for them when they murmured
at his hand dealings. At last his earthly
sun declined, and as Death drew near he
commenced the browning work of his life,
and those who are familiar with the Bible
will recognize in the book of Deuteronomy
the masterpiece of that great mans labors
Having completed his earthly career he
assembled Mount Pisaah and from it's lofty
summit bcheld the promised land.
Fit representation of the dying christian
who stands upon earth, and feels the
breezes of the eternal world tanning his
brows, and looks beyond the swelling tide
of Jordan and views his home in Heaven
d. b. NJ.
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A Curious CUsroM.-N. P. Willis is
our authority for the following. 1t may
be true, but who nose ?
1T was here in the church of ST.
Nicholas, by the way, that I first became
aware of a very sensible German custom,
that of concentrating the coughing and
nose-blowing during the service time. The
clergyman stops at different periods of his
discourse, steps back from his pulpit,
stands and blows his nose. The entire
congregation initiate his example, and dis
turb the service at no other time.n
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-09-04
TOWRseIld's Vegetable
FAMILY PILLS.

THE Proprietor does not make use Of any
i minerals in his compositions, these pills are
a superior article for Jaundice, Cholic, Head
ache, Sudden colds, pain in the Stomach, lndi-
gestion loss of appetite, Liver complaints,
Rheumatism, Dizziness of the head, and for
purifying the blood, these pills rocomend
themselves wherever they are used, they are
supplying the place Of those that have been be-
fore the public for a long time aud the demand is
increasing. Just try box of them, be sure
and get the right kind, for further information
see circulars Prepared and sold by VIM
Townsend, Warwick Il. |. Also bysNoyes Pal.
mer, Westerly, and Stillman s. Potter Pawcat-
uck, and most of the Druggists in the State.
lw23
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The best and strongest certified medicine in
the world for the cure of Dyspepsia in all it'll
forms-such as headache, heartburn, habtua-
costiveness, acidty of the stomach, loss Of apes
tite, asthma, piles, incipient consumption, de-
bility arising from protracted fevers, fever and
| ague, exposure to heat or cold. old age-and
diseases arising from imperfect digestion, or
deranged condition of the stomach. 1t is also
an excellent remedy, and not surpassed by any
medicine in use, for females suffering from uter-
inc or nervous arrangement
Among the numerous and highly respectable
certificates, we refer to the following:
Prof. A. A. Hayes, NJ. d. State Assayer.
Ftzhenry Homer, Esq. Boston.
James C. Dunn, Esq. City Treasurer, Boston.
Hon. Myron Lawrence, Ex-Prest Mass.
Senate
Hon. L. H. Arnold, formerly Gov of Rhode
Island, now Member of Congress.
Hon Vim. Woodbridge, formerly Gov. of
Michigan, now U. S. Senator.
Hon. J. 7. Morehead formerly Gov of Ken
tucky now U. s. Senator.
Hon. J. F. Simmons, U. s. Senator from
Rhode Island
Hon. S; $. Phelps, U. $. Senator from Vt:
Hon VIM Upham, '' 90 &c
Hon. Solomon Foote, NJ C. from Vt.
Hon. H. d. Foster, NJ. C. from Penn.
Hon. NJ. L. Martin, Delegate in Congress
from Wisconsin.
uen. a. Y. DOuSe, Delegate III congress from
Iowa.
r. P. stowe, ESQ. Clerk in the House of Rep
rcsentatives.
G. c. Trowbridge, Esq. of Detroit, Mich.
Geo. W. Jones, Esq Surveyor General,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Joseph Ioxic, Esq No. 76 Wall street, n Y.
Many other individuals of the highest re-
spcctability can be referred to, who will con-
firm all that has been said in favor of this in
valuable medicine.
DR. GEO. 3. GREEN,
Proprietor, Windsor, Vt
REED, BATEs s. AUSTEN, Wholesale Drug
gists, No. 2G, Merchants Row, Boston, General
Agents.
Price : per bottle; six bottles for So.
CAUTIoN.-Each bottle of the Genuine Oxy-
genatcd Bittcrs will have the outside wrapper
printed in English, French, and Spanish with
the signature of Geo. b. Green, Proprietor, upon
three sides, and in addition, a finely engraved
label upon the top of the bottle, with the sigma
ture of Reed, Bates, s. Austin, who are the
sole General A clts, and to whom all orders
must be addrc. cd.
For sale by
CHAs. II. DENIsoN, Westerly, n. J.
+. "A. PALMER, StOHingtOn, Ct,
And by Druggists generally throughout the
United Statcs and Canadas 3mlS
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all appear to SAVIOR of freshness and origi-
nality.
TO conclude then, if the "poet's corner, u
is filed, if Powhattan sends his pcn-and-
ink daguerreotypes of New York and
j. d. VS. " few scattering sheets of man
uscript paper" fail not, the echo" will
not become Re-Rcho, and the voice of
this little sheet shall be "big, manly''
one, not turning again towards "childish
TREBLE" piping and whistling in its sound
A. NJ. F. Z.
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Na A Is sE HE I'D 4.

In this village, 81 ult., by Rev. Mr.. Taylor,
Mr.. VIM. H. THURBER, to Miss SARAH PEA
BODY, both of this place.
In Hopkinton, 4th inst, Mr.. EDWARD d.
SpIcER, of Deituyter N. Y, to Miss ELIZA
WELLS of Hopkinton.
GG~ Thanks for the beautiful present of cake
which accompanied the above. May health,
happiness, and prosperity ever follow them
through a long life, and may they never see
n clonlier day than that Of their wedding.