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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

OHIo.-According to the cali Of Ii.
Wing State Central Committee. each csarsui~s
District was recommended to declare It's choice ir a.
storsal Delegates to the Wing National convends n
10 definitely sscertsined that Hon SAMUEL f. yn,x
has been elected az one Of these Delegates TIE O.
test hes between JOHN SHERMAN and Hnsx e.rs
void for the other Delegate at Large and he M
s quite close w T. Bascom, the Secretary Of The ST.,
Central Committee, requests the District Desssss
make choice OF one or the other and then the rrsk
will be announced In several Of the Counties Chx,s
Anderson and J. A. Harris were supported for Sess
torial Delegates and In the With District L D. Nm
field and w. T. Bascom
For District Delegates we have heard from all but IL
XIth and XvIIth Districts and with t~o exrsp
tons resolutions passed By the Nominating Coz
veniions declaring Gen. Scott as the choice Of the ,
raj Districts for the Presidency The District Deers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

r. LACE CURTAINS,
Ni0sisn Car alma
Window Shades.
But Hollands,
White Hollands
Whifs Linen,
Gilt Corpces,
Bands Pins, Hooks Cester Tassels
Loops, Picture Cord ard Tasses.
All for sale at very low prices.st
kelly FERGusos's
Windsor Furnishing Store
No. 28st Broedwey,
One door from Reade-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

On Saturday. the LIST Of May. the DsAs
wsnlssaoa completed Nj I'd yesr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

- FoWIEna & WILLS, Psychologists
- p~H,i1Aeua CtnnsS HsR Ne Isl NswaaS. Nswfers,
~ ~ ~ VsSin61saN, 0asopa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

n Ely Moore and Thomas D. Hoxsey
ere snoss tho Delsgsses to the NewJsrssy Orr
Stnfe Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

u The best and most approved remedy
ssr eyys~rsth sebE'y los Of sppe1, weakness Of the
onA SErsBs ReD0ysring Aromatic Cordial spring
rees. Il ,snno, BE bes, Principal Depot No. 3z5 Green
WIKI DGzDest and BY other druggists Pnce 50 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
War EsrEkpklsE CAN AecoMrLisa

An nense baiSisg sx stories high devoted rseosvss
60 he Clothing Basasss voa s~srzy ys-s sass DO 20
epoesxsd an upossibhsy Yet M. l. Ross Is - isa
even his sxfsnsive cypc~ra hras for hs trace Z son
ensss % increase rapidly has aeas ts $50 An &c
two Soeh piles OF NIB Clothing. Goats OF ali sscs -
cripons qualities and prices; Psnt.cons ranging IN qrs
ty ffop the rouxhest the best ses beautiful dnrao
onable and cheap Childrens Garments tasty neat and
Attractive a mothers pride could DEERE IN word Cos
xues Tor old young rich and the resident and the
traveller purchased &C. better sdyantaze than at
epy other place IN Call ROGERS and make tour
of his "OuthttiDg EstsbhshinentD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

STATE AND NATIONAL Law SCHOOL,
8ALsroN SPA, sARAroeA Co. Nxw-YosK.-The next term
% commence on the 9Th Of May. Object to prepare the
otudcpt practically well Theoretically in the trial Of
sapesA sxtempogs speaking nc 40 Diploma Of Of Lawn
conferred admitting to prsctce BY the charter circular
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
n. Fnalish Floor Oil Cloth-. pa feet

wide elegant Marble Screu and Mosaic figures OF Satin
irish AZ No % Bowery. HIRAM ASoEssoS's- Also. n0o
peres OF beautiful Floor Oh Cloth in widths at 10 81
and per yard and upward tho most extraordinary bargains
over pecfoS III gais city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
r Fresh Orange County Butter at

~ Or n; hssh EsH 10 ior end sssscs Oateas snd
.sbfv Ycrss Hysoa Tea - Pa GOD Ysllsw Saga,
z6 TtaT; ia ~ CruaAel IS aud 0roc@tss a I'll
~ ~ a 1rrssvleS-se. "a Ne - vsssyse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
w DARIUS DAvIsoN's new American

Model Steamship Steamboat Cpperhip and Yacht Build
ing Ofce Nos 34 SIG Broadway, NewfoEk For fur.
ther particulars kc large advertisement on the lid
page Of this paper under the he ID of Machinery &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

ar~Fsxsy Ne srs Hrosiwsy. Of Whire-st- have
iuss sscsvs& s~es to the European manufactures per
he s,vz Earore large and elegant xSsct,ncns oil
res Nssse Velvet saS Tapestry CAros,ns srpsssns any
sass ever ee- sas ec1asry; patterns entirely new
,xcsyes sS, xsa x sac fall 10 per een. lss tAaa
yxeer ,ceres ,e,eu2 <s,l a. xcecS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

=
<v,rrs srsxTrs Tin q u SsaGSf sn!irf sisrsrE Tir
ssx euaruh<-ef Crrgs ranwH ~ - ~ 81 t1t ant q.
<rsr..tf <rrara smlr % & D. yr,L L.
"a ~-xry <xrcsnr n lnns-s -grie mt Summer D-ssf
(s.x&x q .s1-<rzer fyv rrfss= fnrr So.rST EssrH
r~r-rx nwsr--<-- 81 e-.rT t,r ms ins a1E--t In.
s~sr stB tfr rt-F lrw-sr ;ra5s We roIl9
s6Yt~s al L&S6es oS Dry Ceres &c gre NJ, =
csssy cal M S25 Grxp<sr sErn.< Orrex1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
To TIE SENSIBLE Portion OF TIL

CoNnUNTy-DAvIs Rshvene tprice 50 cents per botle)
changes grey hs to m original color not BY dying stain
ing but by calling into action natural laws This the only
preparation compounded philosophical principles 1t pro-
duces the most astonishing effects Principal Office removed
TO No. S6 Grandst- corner OF Allen. Agepts-Ring No.
No. 562 Hudsons; Lyon, No Ill Houston Avenue d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

~ Window Shades. Window Shades,
ct AsDEssoSs No Ss7 Grsnd-st- Ludlow-st where
stys some beautiful new patterns for the spring trade
cheaper than ever call VIII satisfy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

rIES- Evtry cav ksers rrcfs q tie peculiar e5ec
&C fi1s JrtgsI-s The tysTsTs the Derv0zk The debsf
tk;sL WI AZ fnt ths1 ~ the onse and .nveon
t1g ;Egssrzs q tie EehiA K-xtorBzFt BIf-erx Tn
Only 81 ssr large bfzls GsasrAl DeF< Nc. Se Hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
II TeMNsrxn & Co. No. 7OI Green

veb near Aoss invite special attention 10 their large
and elegant of Tapestry, Brussels Threepy and IN
grain Csyets Oil Cloths Rugs Shades &c. together with
an extensive assortment Dry Goods at the lowest cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

BeYs' CLorHINe.-ALPRED MUNRoE IL
10 No al Broadway have now an immense stock Of
Bows and ChildeD Clothing Of best quality Call and see
Tor yourselves One ppce-no deviation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

No lcsr RYradway-Mrs NJ Z. DrsysByRy, with due &c
knowedsnen. Tor the very literal patronage beso ~sd Ipon
her establishment hercof would beg leave 70 remind ncr
cation where they will he able 10 obtain at all times
nor arti; Of Family Bread and Cake 10 every yaets
made from the best material the nsISst saofs so.
articles Of manufacture already aEoTsby kacss OF "a
making this establishment wei worthy the attention OF al
xe-;S,, IN ,he upper Wards Also constantly band
choice ss.orenf Confectionery. Ia connection with heI
establishment will be opened the let june an lee Cream
ssoon where all who partial TO this delightful refresh
ment are invited call aud taste for themselves Her motto
Z. Kxce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

LOOK AT THIs.-OnIy fOur shlIIlngs per
yard for beautiful large and small figured Ingram Carpetng
81 36 and a per yard common Ingram Carpets 81, 81 and
3l6 per ward Call and them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. The first

fashionable ready Clothing Store established In New
York was that Of w. r. JENNINGS 4 Co. We observe an
excellent article inst produced by this ndeatgable brm
We slude TO the Spring Oyercoat made OF Zephyr Cloth
Goth light and durable which they have added to their ee
aan stock Clothing We would also remark that at this
celebrated establishment persons from thecountry who are
desrous Of obtaining garments In very short time will
b accommodated with the utmost dispatch This great de-
not of fashionable clothing established in 1925 AND still
takes precedence of all others II in the building
fhe American Hotel. No 81 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

CASH VS.. CREDIT. Buy FOR CASH
ONLY 20 per cent Of every dsscrP
ton White (ooda Lacea Rbbons Dress Trimmings Gloves
Mia &c &c These articles being usually sold at large
profit prepared to offer new and extensive assortment
JAMES OsTRoM, No. So Libertyst,
next door 10 the Post0fice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

JANUS, OHEAP. " DUtCUU HUu lNtW-
York Piano& with and without Gilbert Co.'S !Eolian
attachment very low pces large lot Of good second
hsi PApos Pianos le,srned and repaired Cab paid
Rspeiwsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

sals ct TuTTLEs Emporium Of Fancy Goods and Toys No
545 Broadway.
ELEGANT WEDDING AND VISITING
CARDS. Silver bodered and plain. beautifully engraved
splsndd Wedding Envelopes OF the latest Styles fine Silver
and Society Seals Hesdric Devices of every description
the hrst style Of the ant, stone and metal.
EvERpELL, Broadway, No. So2 cor Duane-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
n G. & III. BARMoRE, corner of Bleeck-

and Charles would respectfully intimate to their pat
and the public that they have in their Wsreroom
large Of excellent Piano ortes which
offered the most reasonable terms Persons desrous
purchasing invited to call and examine for themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
w ALFRED EpwARDs q Co. have re-

showed to their new store No Para place and No. Muir
rsy.st where they offer a large and ock OF Dress
0oods Silks dc, and every article in their line to which
they invite the atteE ton OF purchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

CANAL-sr. CARPET STeRE.-Now is the
time; you want to make saving Of is per cent call at
No 10 Canal-s E. A. PETERSON Co. and there you will
End good Ingram Carpets per yard; Threepy ~ per
yard Tapestry Brussels u to l0 yard Also large
nd splendid assortment Of Tapestrv velvetA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

GLoRIoUs.-English Imperial Three-p'.
unique Mosaic and Scroll figures never before exhibited
No s9 Bowery, HIRAM ASDERsoN's. Also American Thre
ply Carpets at &c. and per yard Of elegant new SPIN
styles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

friends and the public that he has this day retskea Possession
Of his old stand No ia Fulton ST. destroyed by tire last
Jsnusry Having the largest t STORE IN the city and
yery extensive and s1pert0 assortment q al kinds 81
RoofS 81 And Caters Ct be snszzfs be c-er
indseeEens to psryhss<s rs Il be fsaE1 ts~her Gen
t<sses uszsla< SCH goods le relied respect
fully invax< - CAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

rhnee-sy esa.ss AID rsssrs rxssrry rAs csrverns
ss.s IS were sxaa.ed & the WeriGs Far 81 No ~ Bow
ssS. e.txsW aSpskse~'s. Also Parice's and Crosey
SOFAS rsxsA ExhktEscn Tapestries ard Brussels Csrpe1ns
Of aguscsur r-w styles They VIII be sold remarkably low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
IS. Gc.-SMIrH 81 LoUNsBERY,


sonent Of all other goods connected with the trade from 10
70 20 Der cent less than last years prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

of May when glassware broken and crockery demolished
there demand for something the line that
il proof against carelessness and rough handling.
Britannia Meal Tea Sets and durable articles manufac
tured and for SALE Wholesale and retail at No Buns Slip
by LucIUs HART.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
Mississippi REruunrIoS.-N The Cincinnati

MISSISSIPPI REPUInTIoN.-IR The CtRcIandt
Gazette speaks thus of the vote Reputation
in Mississippi:
Advices of the 18Th from New Orleans contradict the
accoNns heretofore received that the vote taken IN Mis-
ssoippi on the 2d inst, the question OF tax 20
meet the interest on the State bonds issued in 1882 FOR
payment OF the States stock in the Planters Bank had
Tesued IN fcror OF laying such tax
Ii now appears. and we chronicle the fact with deep
regret that the majority against it, and In favor OF re
pudatOn.
These "Plsuters Bank Bonds" have never been repu-
diaed by TIE STATE though payments are or have Tor
vesrs boon made upon them. lie was the S3OJlOO0 OF
STATE bonds Issued TO the Union Bank in 1888 which
Governor NJ Mutt refused 20 recognize as legal anu
Qs4D actually repudPted.
Specious reasons urged Tor thet corsebut dis
credit snd grGce not conaned, unhsppIy TO tue Sate
of N,ississipl were the lust consequence Both the
Union and Planters Bank Bonds were explicitly rscoS
pized binding upon the state 6y tne u
lS3S IN series Of resolutions called for'h ~ uo' Nc
MINIS first suggestion OF repudsnon One o. them
was: ,.., 49, =, N;,,;s,;,
oI reuuaate her bonds and violate her pightc0 tath
Is caiua.ns urea the jssiiee, ms hoN0f ana Ute sy
the State :, -. .,. - O.. ,b. ,,o,
ple have done 1t agaln So. -
The announcement Of the supposeI No'e III IA'oI u
the tax Gale forth expressions OF pleasure IN eve
paIt OF the Union Corresponding morthesNoh ar
-ret must take their place Mississippi Is not Monc
concerned in such question Her acroh vi ~
honor of every other STATE and the disgrace wnieA i
fastened upOn her by thus voting herself out OF ue'I -
,p,ry,uusieiy shared abroSd by the whole Union No
other stigma has been branded 50 deeply ana nSteiy
upon this whole country this thing OF kepada'lo"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Important Decision.


The following are the law points in the De-
cisicns By the Court Of Common rleas General Term,
notice 0, which given by US yesterday The alb
street has been prepa. ed by the Judges Themselves,
and we are indebted 70 the kindness OF h. Corey, ESQ,
Clerk OF the Court Tor copying and furnishing it for
publication The Court Of Common Pleas is an appel.
late Court ard mott o. The decisions in OF
appeal brought TO from the Justices Courts and the
Marine Cour, and involves many important points.
They relate to sluos, every department of lie, Gand
lord and tenant collisions, contracts &c and not
only interesting to members OF the bar bat to cit
generally.
GENERAL IERNI-NEN-YORK COMMON PLEAS.
Pre.eut--HoH. DANIEL lSGR.Hss. RI Judge lion
Gas Z. DAILY, Hon. LAWS &. W OoORCEF, Judge.
Horece Besls at. Colsre gatio4 Bnsi Jeshurun.
JUDGMENT AFIIKMlD WITH cosTS-MEcHANIcs' Lien.
Under tie act for the better security of me-
cha Zee &c in the City Of NewYOrS passed July H. 1851
tie notice o.. claim fled with the County CIerk pursuant
the sixth section state the Of the against
whom tae ea . sought 10 b. acquired nis - matte Of
sh-tauce prerequisite The creation tne
len snd where neither contained the Of the
defendants m aLy described
ped describe thsn owuerE held On proceednIs
.0feclose) ths the plaintiff mad acquired lien
TIE defendants The appelrtnce Of the 0eendants IN
ceednzs instituted ioecCse the lien waive any
defect The previous steps tlteu create the e
thf Court those proceeds degsrd zInerd detect
ofbst.nce The plaintiff having red no len there 4.
foundation ioE proceedings forscose. Whether any
description Of the h which nc may be identified
ohe- hi VII be EIcienr and whether II snf
c-entto rhe q OF
Or. ZION By Noocrar, J.
JUDGMENT REyERsED AND SEW TRIAL ORDERED. cO5Ts TO
AEIDL IHE Event.
william Burger Art. Charles Partridge.
Where ds.ucr detses set % different paris Of tie
comp amt and the Judge uFon the s under the impress
ZION that each defense went . the whole claim remarked
the jury that tie defrnses Inconsistent; held be
erroneous and rral ordered Opinion by DAILY J.
MOTION TO SCI ASIDE REFoRr or REFEREE DEsIED WITH
COSTS AND JUDGMENT AFFIRMED
William C. Dlsbrow egt. Henry L. Parsons.
Who're evidence i objected 20 gpechc grounds which
invalid he the srulent object !. Oh the
ground not stated the rid Where the plaintiff and de-
sndSnt together and tie defendant sares tie items OF
account between them which the plaintiff .akes yu az
The e, evidence thereof RAY be gwen by witness D. :.
en without producing the memorandum made b. the plain.
M. Opinion By lngrahan1, First Judge
NEw Trial oRDERED-eosrs TO ABIDE THE EVENT
GuTdon Grant and other, sgt. Alexander H. Holden.
here note was placed the hands OF the plaintiff BY
dettor to be collected By them applied TO tie payment
CT debt due them by such debtor subsequent seeueut
Tide % him 70 compromise the for ess than the
amount was ro binding the plaintiffs unless rafihed 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
he spanish Nunneries ard the Daily Press
The number of nunneries now flourishing

The number Of nunneries now hourishing
- prosperou. in Spain, is 1886, and the desire 10
uter them il prevailing 10 singular extent among the
,oune Spanish women Since the establishment of the
rcent Concordat 76 Of these closters have been
sablshed in the diocee Of Seville alone, containing
A. aggregate of 3l63 nuns who devote themselves to
be lie Of teachers or to benevolent objects. Previous
u the present Constitution the number OF nunneres
las 63l0.
The daily political press of Madrid ID in very din
al position The Cons'itucionel is dead the HralfO
a IpOca must soon follow, and should the CIamor
EeO succeed in dragging out its existence another
rnh it will be at the expense OF great sacrifices on
ibprt of it, editors. Tho latter paper has still to
mafnes imposed upon it, for It's free speaking to the
ancunt of 5000 During tho months OF September
and October the establishment was unable pay its
wahnen. who, however, pinched by want did not
deer its falliag fortunes The H1rQdO has but a small
crruaton and Nsrvaez, whose orgsuit H. has become
weary Of the expense, which it brings upon him since
hsfn The former Carlist EsPran-G, which has now
ranged itself under the banner Of tie Queen, though
'pposng absolusm and tie EsPaRc the organ Of the
\Qveen DowageT, hypooIitcslly pr.cAding 10 mo C.
kSie liberalism and now and then opposing the Minis
Try Al the command of higher power, with the Official
Gete0, are probably the only pHpers when VIII I'VE
through the year 1853 The EsPraH;0 find the most
purchasers and its director has gained large fortune
The EspaHO costs the Queen Dowacer $4,000 nnnu
ly and has but 200 subscribers but the withdrawal
fhe Epoo0, Clamor HerdldO, and Parreair from the
rena will no doubt result in increased circulation
d this paper These papers dare no LONGER touch
pcn politics and are often at fault how 20 NIL their
olumps Repeated applications have boon made to
he GOyernmciby them to be freed from the ban, but
vain they are silently destined TO destruction The
prospects for the Provincial prcss arc but little better
han those for that OF the capital.
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John Caswell Of Syracuse. n. T.. assignOr 10
Archibald G. Powell Of place tor Improvements in
Machinery for Scrcwing Bolts. &c. Dated Nov 80 1882
Jeremy W Bliss, OF Hartford, Conn for Attachment for
Connecting the Ordinary into the Taper Wee Dated Nov
90. 1882
Wn. {. Fnuoy, of Fayetto County Tenn, for Improve
ments IA Hots Dated Nov. 80, 1852
Ioseph Guild OF Cincinnati Ohio for Improvement
Mortising Machines Dated Nov. 81, lS51
John r. otht. OF Pqua, Ohio for Improvement IN End
LEES Belts to Ihrceling Machines Dated Nov. 80 lS5H
Foltuuatus T.. Richardson. Of Hckstord, Va for I'm
proyement in the Construct Of Flows. Dated Nov. 80
1852
Ioroiio Sanford Of Worcester Maas, for Improve
ment in Rotary Knitting Machines. Dated Nov 80 1892
Daniel Taintcr OF WOTccs Mass for Improvement IN
Rotary Knit ng Machines. Dated Nov. so, 1852
Henry J. Bugsles, OF West Pouncy, VI, for Improve
ment IN Cooking Stoves. Dated Nov. 80 1882
Jacob ana Freeman Wise, Of tlekencktown Pe for I'M
provCmeD in the Manufacture OF Stone and Earthenware
Dated Nov. 80 1852.
Wm Hartell. of KenSngon, Pa and James Lancaster
Of Spring Garden Pa. fH lmpro sneut in the Mode oil
Generating Heat. Dated Nov. % 49,.
REISSUES.
Eber c. Seaman, Of Philadelphia, Pa, Tor improvement
in Cream Freczcrs PGentcd Oct 8 1913, edated Ap
8 1913. Reissue Nov. So lG5>.
Mark Fisher and VIM Martin, ir, OF Newport, Name,
or improvement in Welding Cast Iron Msliea1e Iron
or Sreel Patented Oct Is, 1871 Ressued Nov 80 leaz
DESIGNS.
Dutee Arnold, Of Providence r. l., Design for Parlor
Stove. Dated Nov 80. 1853.
Samuel r. Pratt of Boston, Mass assignor to jaeger
Tresd~el PerIy, of ALBANY, \. y for Design tor
Franklin Stove. Dated Nov 30. 1852.
Nathan Chalin, Of NewNork, Il Y, GssgnOr to Nathan
ChaIn John r. Dregs, of same place, for Design Tor
Window Bin de- Dated Nov. 30 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

HEAVILY swinging TO and fro
Prom North TO South. aud from South to North
Ever with motion stern and slow
vibrstes a pendulum back and forth
High above in the middle air,
wesee II not, but we feel it therel
And never ceasing a tremulous chime.
Minute By minute. and hour by hour,
The earthly cycles Of endless Time
o'clock divides with shsdowy power:
And moving on, II secmeth to be
The horolcge OF Eternity.
There tie Angel Of Earth obide,,
Watching the years as they glide along;
Sadly watching the bitter tides
OF burning Passion and secret Wrong;
Recording there, with celestial look,
All mortal deeds IN the Doomsdsy BOOK
Up from Earth through the middle air
Come human sounds 20 the angels ear
The orphan paint, and the widows prayer
Still rClls onward the changing year.
For Time must on whatever beiall,
AND the Bonded heavens are over AL
Never sirh co soft and low
That the Angel hearing, does not weep
Yet never ws 30 full Of woe
As 70 stay the pendulum in Us sweep:
The prayer ia answered, and heard theslgh,
But Time must on snd the snd is nigh
Forever the pendulum, needing naught
OF 10Y or sorrow, Of life or death,
Re,det Lesson deeply frsught
With mystic virtue III every breath.
Yelling. in spectral form un, oUth.
An hidden meaning Of inward truth
Telling TO al. with stihed voice,
That Earth j. changing but Time Il sure:
The heart may " eep for it, dearest choice,
SIN Hope s blessed and Faith il pure:
limiting darkly nj thirgs to be-
POINTING 10 Heaven continually.
And slowly The horolege above
Portions 10 each his scanty space
OF the rolling yesrs--in which 70 love.
To prey ioi mercy and hope for grace:
Telling 10 ali of timO 10 die,
And breathing thought OF eternity.
Forever the Angel seems 10 say:
Earthly sufferer, look 10 Hoar6n,
There shall The nighl 9fUe place to day,
There shall The ,cander1 be (orgicsH
There shall The UeGry ores find rest,
There ehaIl me blessed be more bleS
Of n. Earth are Hate and Hroag.
Of hc HaIeRS are Mercy and LoUs;
DARK The mystery but, ere long,
HshG1 be nnriddied Adore:
Tine must on. ,5hatec7 betaH,
But God and his Justice are 9UeT al
Heavily swinging TO and fro.
From North 10 South. and from South 10 North.
Ever with motion stern and slow,
Vitrates pendulum back and forth
High above IN the middle air;
We ace il not but we feel it there
.lndependcnt EpAuSD c. srtosis