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counted to him ALL The brother smiled at first-but
afterwards pausng, he asked who had old him that
"Your victim"
"Are there then, victims in these days? Cherished
and favored lovers are so common, is scarcely pos
sble that one could be missed"
at is true Gustavus that you refer to your error
"The error was loves-not mine he quilted me
too sooH.
"Cold and contemptible raier. How if this wo-
man, whom you thus contemn had fallen into my
hands, as If by Heavens design, that crnae should
be committed between brothers-f she had authorized
me to revenge her ola disoyal wretchl"
This IS too much sir"
1t is true nevertheless"
What! for the Italian wanten"
wretch y cried Mariana as she rushed into the
room.
Gusavus received her with gesture Of cont npt,
which Amedee answered by blow. Then agreeing
on an hour and place of meeting, he dragged Mariana
from the room. Both were al the place appointed
determined and silent. Gustavus had thoughtful
air, not usual in hm-and Amedee held, with tremb-
ling hand, his unloaded pistol, when suddenly fe-
male form stood before them.
"'Tis enough" she said Each of you has done
his duty. But innocent blood would be an unaccep-
table offering from dying wretch"
dying" exclaimed both.
Yes, Amedee-I desired to see whether you loved
me enough TO sacrifice all to me. To be witness OF
your brothers. happiness was impossible TO mel
have TAX en- poison"
"You would have despised me-and indeed should
have deserved it. Your brother Alone had my affec-
ton. Be recenciled-let me Join your hands.-Adieu,
Gusavus, be happy with your young wife,"
She dled-the poor Mariana.
Gustavus lost his gaiety; and as TO Amedee he
never marred-and is often seen leanins his forehead
upon a nameless tomb, whose secret alone he knows
/ IT, s. Gazette.
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PURGAToRY, April 9TH, 1851
FRIEND BENNETT, am the spirit of the poor un-
fortunate Bay Horse that cries from the neither oort
for vengeance?
To whom shall address my petition if not TO the
spirit of the mighty Herald?
Be il known to you Oh! thou independent OF Edit
ors that few weeks since enjoyed all the health
spirit and mussle of the noblest Steed that dashes
down Broadway or spored on the Harlem
course
But alas my short earth in conse-
quence Of my master becoming the dupe OF cclebra-
ted guack who administered Pill to cure all DIS
eases of the human frame, and wishing like the shy
locks of Wall street to extend his practice 10 all t@dt
mortal ~!
/ was sick-my master called the dealer and sole
proprietor of the Pm to see me-he Tell OF my
pulse-he scrached his head and turning TO my mas
ter said, his one Pin would cure me. laughed-la
horse laugh)-but it was of no use-the phi was ad-
ministered-I grew worse-spasms ana COMMISSIONS
followed in quick succession, and soon my agonlz-
ing spirit left its clay tenement;- and now thou
o most merciu of editors, let my restless spirit and
agOniz ng death all successive quacks how the
administer one Pill to cure all diseases that horses are
heir to! and you will confer the last favor
OLD BAY HORSE, Of Varick street
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FAILING THROUGH" How does thee do, John ?
How has trade been with thee up the river this win
ter? hope thou has been doing well and brought
said friend Israel customer of his, the other day.
who had just come to town.
"Why, Israel, expect thee has heered that father
and have fallen through" said John, folding his
hands.
"What" exclaimed Israel, with amazement.
"Yes-father and have fallen through, and be-
lieve thee calls that falling in New York"
The astonshed merchant took down his ledger, and
on the debit side Of Johns account balance due,
(Which he would much rather had been smaller in
amount. However, his credit be il said on nvestiga
lng the state Of their affairs and finding that they had
been conducted honestly, and little time and assistance
wss all they wanted, Israel generously came forward
and with the aid of his name and influence, helped TO
raise them up again.
Reader GO and do likewise
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MILLIsERs SUPPLIED At WHOLESALE PRICES.
no THE LADIES.
Il. NJ u IL G A N.


Begs leave 10 info the Ladies ofNrw York and vicinity
that ne has eiycd ana
elcsa-t assortment of goods of,sod u this
Eicgant PInoi Alasins OF the novel designs
Printed Lawns aud Calls.
400 yeo'a Dresses at SO IS tie Dess ofio US which
a choice assortment OF Coors.
,Csc ofs Real Imperial Bloc Bacs weur silk. M shi
hny peryard offered IN this city under shlings
Ribbons endless
full and choice orc figured end plain silks and
Ca dqz plain and er ,dered hosiery or sd per air
Russia Diapers and Table Linens.
case Of Gilson's celebrated ish Linens.
lcar,ons of cu,r ider,cs.
DrarcIy mus every together with large assortment
ell French caicOos and dome.
AZ the lowest piice ask cd ard 40 abdtenen'.
3u1 hath
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New YohK, April 2, 1887.

JAMES GoaDoN BENNETT, Esq.
Dear Sir,-You who mach admired by the
ladies of New York, you willing to into their
dear little hearts and last follow the example of all
.other papers-not to protect us? Now never can
pass the Astor .use, City Hotel or American Hotel,
but what stared at by all the young dandics IN
down, perhaps it is not good word to use, bat TO
cali them men l cannot, they have no politeness
whatever in the,n.) Now wish you would take them
in hand and give them right down scolding Yes
to-day one Of these young tops nearly struck me in
face with his nose, because he wanted to look at me-
tits true pretty, but am almost tempted to dis
guase myselfso as to look somewhat uger than the
am, to escape the impertinence of these fellows
Bur again. what would my friends think of me, and
many 0fmy admirers would not look at me nor care
half SO much for me if to do SO. Do, dear
Bennett, take some step in this affair as you profess
to be tae ladies friend. ELMlRA
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Paper HangIMgs,
ID NCOYTR A. Sr 4 NJ NJ Il VS & .

Beg leave RESPECTFULLY keriiiends
public to thor new asd eesant assortment Of
goods Just received at their No s63 Pearl
street between Frankfort HAGUE streets consumers and
dealers will find THAR eab haont advantages where
to be met with, addition their stock
ers Of the above nrm neay known by the appeaon
OF The JHree ft7gcrd Paper Hanger and who needles
say but strangers stands saeI tn Of harg
ing bot or nestness and despatch attend person
practicable all the whc shall be enrustcd his
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AND DFEICE.-JoHN L. BoGARDts, Attou,y
Ia and Counsellor at Law, Clinton Hall No icck
toutse the Brick Church doorJ city ol New York Lao Ms
so Arkansas Military Bosnty General Land ofcc, ard West
peois sained and titles perfected f soldiers thehcis
~ s st Reyelutionay2a Late War3d Cauadiaa volsn.
Enel ii Refugees from tho Y. States To- Canada
Nova scotia 5h Desercrs from hr British army, the heirs
an above cassSh Tla 10 Ia ds .reiigd r
ofax recauied-Tlh Hens ugdc entilad lands sid
tayessh Those Who parted with their discharges ants
titles before he patcas ssved reclaim The saceh Lam,
the states and Territories tie a. States Canada
Scotia and Texas bought and sold exchanged paid
office.
Post Masters hrolr the United states Other eencr
Forwarding ~ the nlove cNns, and cling le
vii b. entitled
commissions Communications lost pam
II Valuable Turning land for sale u tto state 81 lnos =
piacr sections 81 100 cac parrcs rm 30 - 80 re-
tn'cdgcaft dothoiwsc. Also ~ Missouri aos As1r
~. Hbu
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The valuable remedy and pain the side back
and stoaaach, debility the back aud ons from the effect
Of f cues and dsocaon Of the bones Offered to the pub
he DR. Sweoo Franklin Conn long distinguished for Bone
Setting willing 70 mec the wishes Of his Friends, ahd that the
thousands suffering from and weaknesses avail them
selves Of remedy and diminish the bills Of tyscans has
ranged with M b. c. Baxter, OF London, Conn
the United States genuine without the written signature
81 b. 9. BAX FER. Agent and Joint poprisier
Messrs. Pratt Ray, Druggists So Maiden Lane who esala
Agents 10 III city of New York I'D for sale by most OF the
spectacle ESr iggsts Price 25 cents n roll. m3i,
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10 THE FASHIONHBLE.

n W ofiiUNhbLh IA = r INbIIo n 7. :,
Co after the successful all he banch Of his
business having established himself the trade offers
friends at His sales No 10 Nassau of Pine
speadd hats ofesery variety Of om he medium
70 the PLAIN which, Of mode and finish, shall be
found 1arsaled He tens 70 sell at s. only and by directing
his whec to that single style of produ ing
tcle without and fashion aud utility
cd this quality well and elegance durability he
deems aR obvious advantage the public conne his
ons purpose instead of making variety Fearing
rival the de- artment Of taste he uns
competition with estah shment Reducing this article
II has made arang for London Paris fashions
with OF Ike best houses those and will always be
rs IN the market with the standard established by
taste. BIRD, Ia Nassau corner Of Pi?e
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NATOOD,s CARpllN rIiitS, c1 ni tlCH1NII,

W TOOL STORE corner OF Chatham and Chamber
YeskT J. W has constantly fr sale excellent
the fowinssaws OF every 10 scpcn stocks asd Butts augc
and bits pacn, sett ealppcs and dvd tanning and
e chise and solges screw plates stocks ana dies he.rs
adzs beve spirit levels bunis spoke sayes
circular tnane llhs tapes drawing
sum~ts, wood soxes for cutting of all rules Ill
drill cutting nippers and pliers, nire
sawA pass OIL stones draw kavcs, pare irons and steel
squares hollow sugers, dra Shelters
cabinet makers cluinps, glue ros blow ses &c
n5- large assorment Of Planes, manufactured y A.
fyyin New
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NO nousE AND CHURCm nUIInERs.-

The shsrrheis prepared execute any srg = or any
knd Of malc Furniture used ID Houses Chrce such
por piaCs. kruclcss, acrss Numbers Locke Knobs Rs
cchcons s Fuckers Vrnaurs SC &C SC AZ ~ German
silver which cert nly sby far prof fnlr rattd tta Il
hng ans polishing 10 the consumption ~ The metal n
sc nna ucc hcprcc or hi. tia'n ca cd sa'es y,tbc-
hcp ICE ~ plated hse n0d0ut hUt What
ard ulc ~ hascs viii aso prefer H. h ~ uilaers and Pro-
rrctpso Houses invited the specimens of the
muiifnnoas aad article tranuisctu III hY
my III. LEWIS FEUTCHWAN0ER, 377 Broadway.
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NO TUE TEACUEK. a ; Tf1I = = :.


LAN5uAGE-we would invite tic attention of the Toach-
er- 70 Tie fcsch tramnafby Mr. T. WIERZgICKf s nub-
i.hed by W Sapdrd lmerly d w saudlord II cauIaisd
- uifccde all socks q! that nature that
ket ~ prvsen and there doubt that
a account OF the improvements hat are which e,,s
all difficulties with wics English pupil sae-
siy Of them Until honrl N that an rv-
shn an couhnot learn the ofte French
w,oat heaag one wfo yrono-es rr.cy himself but M
NcfSicAls Grammar tea5hes the falacy
The fact - that until there tat gave INV 80
aetsry rules facilitating de tcuity rfug mar an t CON-
that there
abeut every letter giving s thar W. viii
not hesitate 70 pronounce that
nunc'ation u he French without teacher though true hat
That lcy o. hc pronunciation whrh descd IN M
WY oat ucasled gnd appreciated opyhy the cto learn.
ed 10y tho 81 heanas Upon the whole prctsr rules TIM,
no the nuirl gives wl pnnR
Frcnchnan He likewise made ~ IN. 1,f5
Gle which cannot le found elsewhere nce the a xLe
puzzles every Eneshman that attempts speak French Ite
w~e ~ gives tes ~ what oier the French b. sed
- orcs 70 make on sentence this found 81
any other @anfaf hnhly the
Ernn,r new and easy calculating the y
~ that hVauu language for the pupil of The
racfcr and conadeui
oil ourselves TN sost candid persa of the ,eae e.
satisfied they win be pleased with sas a IN
suScrc-de al others can be- had M The az
flee of publication, 2sAnnst NY
n25n w. SANFORD
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nERLIN AND KEFLECTING GisATEs-

- DoRIC AND MINERVA FIRE PLACEs-Also a large
assortment IT and Fire suitable for paso
sces and store, offered by the subscribers
aud retail NJ their house No 81 Exchange rlace.
Berlin Gates-Tesa superb castines sTlarr in finish
finest metal rmentcd viii rich aud chasic designs
by heat rust, add requiring only them
clean.
Tho Rejecting ate recently odacei untcs beauty and
ocosony bcng constructed with brilliant metallic Befectors to-
throw into III room large portion Of the heat which ordinarily
escapes through the lue
Doc ard Maerva Fine Place. This well established article is
known tohe pihi 10 thing for
b{raing coal combines ell the advantages Of both the
modes Of communicating heat by radiation, ~ the
diissss warmth hrougo the " ~ heated MR.
which by the constructions o. the Dofc Place
te contact With heated plates which well known
10 have tn effect odesL,yrs The OF the atmosphere
derag otel sressise and always injurious 10 the hen ill.,
portable sty they
~ pleasure It's adapted to s pao the warehouse and
connay uniting thr coufo Of open Ere with perfect
safety and convenience. For sale W
fu-y BAXTER BROTHER, 81 Eyctanrep place.
TO AL. WHO VALUE TIL fsIN sitsnI.-
Oihsels3 Broadway, stars-D SHANK5, Ocuist, pupil
oil the cl-bs,cd Ocust Proc MACKENZIE Of Glasgow
and Leeutaie thu New York State Medical Society
fully INFO Is affected with Dt Of ne Eye, nperfrc
vision hat adv1Dia Is here aft rdol them &C t
eyes eeciuay cured without k by means most successful
aod scientific
sPrcTAcLEa.
Spectacle 81 of the finest sh and ranspae being
ground both sides from the centre tho ca adaptation o
winch To sef.ca posf esteem BY the intelligent
Olthe b gh stimpDri especially att ndei to
Occ hours on II TO Advice TO tn. gratis from 10
o'clock. Muslin.
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DEARL STR EET HOUSE REBUILT


II THOMAS COCHRAN respectfully Informs Ladies tba
he has received part OF h spring took among which pen
them rich; also French capcs very
linen cam handk crchcfs and cuffs,
Scotch and h needle worked csars
goods Of the kin Offered M sale in this great vari
of nians ensoenc, Of every descp M extensive
stock OF English thread lace together witt
OF every description OF lace cPsbreIeries.
Ladies who goods OF above decrpti would do
well call al cocha Lace and Enids aeLo,se s,
Ca:harine his being o,
stab hmnis this city exclusively devoted 70 the retail
and embroidery business. Ladies rciy
well selected and from the markets Tse
give sasact on the purchasers qacnce Of
patronage the subscriber
bis b;cDol take the smallest posss advas from he on
gsal cost OF the goods. Wholesale and retail.
THOMAS COCHRAN, 81 Catharine ST.
raisir dla.p n,Yo 49,
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THE EYE.

TIL Z EYE.
hR. ELLIOTT Ocatist, Professor Of the Anatomy and
~ diseases OF me Human eye.-Prom ~ undivided
en,on and Constant study 1der the celebrated in
and OF the best Amerca-PofessOr
Medic College of Ohowith the si
practice DR. +. confidence, he caa
the dangerous aRd without
operation, 0fbndness operates for
CdterGcf, Corectomt0 and EntrOpfun. -
SPECTACLE,Dr Els patent beautiful transparent medium
Spectacle Glasses having the peculiar property
perfeay cool, giving immediate permanent
the without necessity Of
D. e. will hnsef adjust the Glasses, suit the particular
feet
Dr. begs to state that he attends diseases
mperfecOn OF only Office $40 Broadway
IN Duane street f25U
DEARL STR EET HOUSE KEKUILT.-No
1 50 PEARL sTREET-rhis spacious establishment is en-
agei and erected its former the the
efcia operations Of the city surround BY than
y new IRE proof store and warehouses; the
tine great eenasraon This Hotel fronting Pearl Wa
ter streets IS arranged upon and with
spacious eNch ,nge roomsxIen'vo dining parorsurgc and
sleeping roomscomm' dous bath power
elevate supply OF water 10 the sr for other purposes
osehe! with required To the health
and comfort Of the Boardcra Constant guard also cp
keep OF thu and Alderman
Peters the o.ne has spered expenses render this building
both IN extent of architecture equal IL not
asy numerical Hotel this country This House furnish
ed complete in modern style and reopned 18th March,
Prrecss ctiy solicit the tronaee of its old
mi46m J. u. W. WHlrALL r"phe'"'s.
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PITTSBURGH,
Vtafennsylvania Canal and Rail Road
r $50. Express Line.
uoc are tJred that the above line has
atoms this -
Inc Boats and Cars entirely and have been built the
most approved prime ipIes
Inc Boats are Wild and an which have for
merry been IN and furnished in the complete
ana style The models such speed for
The Cars The Rail Road strongest and finished
IN te sSnes mann ard has been taken
breaking. - ' -
no PANS VIVID aredb by the the Express Lin
70 prnote the comfort and accommodation of those who
Hoke speed N making Willie primary object
persons travel ing westward, the offers every
ihdarem nj Tor a speedy and pleas 10 rney.
ms Line also connects with the u Mail Steam
wnlen Leaves Pittsburgh doy Cincinnati Louisville
nashville New Orleans and all intern edae that
sengeIs can 90 direct from Phil idepha without detrnn
Office, No. SO Che nut street. A. p GLASS Agent
Seats be taken Areade
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NEW YORK LIEE INsUKANCE aND

TRUST COIPANYpcrsors may efcst 10
tn. Company on ei -rn lives 80 the lives Of Others and eheS
fsr the whsle duration ghe for knitted period The nav
meats Of may 10 either annually ~ i ros. az.
PfanuIfns nne Irel4 49,
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A CARD BRyHAr rcsyee fuy mi .uas his ir,,nd.
~ ard the pu c that e has completed earscmcn ~ hs
saloon aachel T. bis steam Confectionery The hee
acconmola fila lies and rentemcr Improved
plan, and Il ned FIR the season w returns
an for the b raj patronage h. has heretofore experienced
and pledges that attention shall paid TO
III. ire a. cpectibc anil select ss y, also The deca
they such lc Creams soda Water
Mead, Lemonade, Collie, Pics Cake, &C. &C.
tho
Bowefy steam Confectionery No 20s Bowery directly
10 tic o livingston 81, =. W. BRYHAM. flS-W
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N MEN-LADy MONrAGUEs COMPOUND CHINESE
SOAPS ,m eauiu Exo and anied perfect
" nnscen, II completely eca.e~ taa ireck ~ nplcs 81 IT,
encss and all erutons gradually eales clear
soft SKIN tran forms even the mo sal 9w eom Won iato Oh
en wiltenoss, ln9arti-g II heautu nle bloom
Gcntenes, after shaving e find alay TIC nabhty and
sm9rrg pain and reader tnc skin smooth u pie snat =
Fo stc by D Hart Broadway and Chambers Dr
Syne epme OF walker and Boyyery. A Undera c9 William
and Reek mas Price 5sc-n rniT.im
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DOUGLASS ROBINSON, New Yolk.
ROBIN sem BROTHERS, Liverpool.
ROBINSON AZ CO. Dublin.



kEN OLD ESTABLISHED PACK EFT OF.
t5Sk4 FtCE of Pine and S-,th strces.hs suksc
bcrs Sfeeragc from
ufeat EnaIR and Ireland Rir Of the first pronpti
luis, economy and comfort r. wishing tn serd
tfesds by applying at this cfce de- on *.
os reasonable Terms Tho birs ~ tins will leave
weh ana bose engnsngnas thai fens
VII WITH no unnecessary delay In wcre the ner
esnng The passage money will be refunded Those
rs y embark Ter the old country, accannodaes nv
Liverpool packets sailing sih 18th, .4r and sof
and 2eih ofeaeh month " 80 - 's'n'
we accommodation Of those sauccs an
neHIIo who oay VII h 10 send ,hera ebcx
posiae icr the voyage, drafts vii be following
"ho arc agents, and who will
s,oeA ,oFWaHirg pas ,enrcn 10 Lverps.ol, viz;
>iess. Ddnel wright q Co, Robinson II Glaseow
-" ilan Milcy % Eden Quay, Dehia.
w. az r. LaIaIan Belfast.
Mathew Mccain steam PacLe. 0cec weYerS
Joan nicAniii, Merchant osay Cork
REFER hcenaa, Wcststrec;, Brcg.eLe
,ohn Best sugar Island, Nevry.
Fil,ousbcIiy, Co eraine
dnes Cairns, Corn Market /. ouSup,evy,
James Gibson, Eadcin. ctr. ri SIs. -
Jaines t1nneran, Lacauov eea ar Atklape
yoan NV tagh, Ia inacargy.
..iePh Nosan, Maingar.
John Atkinson. Ceft.le
r to passage IRON rersors re,aise the
apply to ~ IIr'lIer pc rffcxlarp,
oil en- hAWsoN wMURRAY
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- The ssbsc,be having Just returned from Lsnpn whore " ha
succeeded making the advantageous with m
Bother Cor regular supply of all sices Ia his line
parcd 10 ocrto the trade .onen oSape and Fan
cy Stationary Of Tia best ay and lower terms than
house in this city
Gen Reeve and Newmans Water Coors Drawing Papers
Tissue Papers Letter Papers and description OF bng
papers, Sealing Wax, Steel Pens, &C.
He ao contnses manufacture the Patent surface Play
Cards enamcRed Visiting and gold harder Ca de- cnoed IA
piers ever polrt Leads &c. ms J.CoHEN.
ID USUTON g. AsPISw ALL, No Sc william street,
IL offer r sale the solowing articles -wtc Ginger Root ia
naca op-Bguniy Pitch, English. superior Cor pasiers &a
Vanilla Boans, pnWh.e WAY IN bovos Of 30 81 H. each
Copru Fana waranted-Iooth BRUSHES, French aEd
En- rsh, made orho afpc asssncntS tdlrz and soda
Powders, oaeay ~ superior quality Ghosts
treat aey terms which VIII he sed order al sh
tee for st and lamcs Panace1 AMI vernfn-e ~
acters Acd-Supcr Carbonate soda "a
dec
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u5- ~ HEALTH PREPARE FOR slcKNEss-Ii would
be well for prudent fany make themselves acanttd
With the virtues Of Or lRwiNS ecGbc pills ard Coogh Pr
paraton. To b, had only AZ s6s Bowcry. o. I'M
uS- NJ G Known a ce, having opened a Cslee House
kc Naearal and lid IN stock oftku
cho ccst Wines Liquors DC hope by aonos 10 The
sishcs Os t. merit share Of puslc patronage
st7tf
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US- SIZE Advertisements = COMPOUND Ii
qonce Cough M the special Agent l27 Rowcry
Grand = has been obliged ~ conseisnce Of The graf dcmd Of
THIS Medicine and west side sthe city 10
POINT HOPPER, Broadway and Franklin st, and UNDER
HIILco B-ekmsn and William Agents for this Mixture.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-07-13
From the Neac- York Star.

Nesc- Englamd Girls and Young Men.-One of the most interesting places in New-Eng- land for the beauty of it's scenery, the extent of it's manufactories, and the industry of it's inhabitants, is the town of Haverhill, Mass At Haverhill more shoes are made, Lynn ex. cepted, than at any other place in the coun- try. Nine tcnths of the mechanics, not long since, in consequence of the hard times, were thrown out of employ. They assembled to- gether, laughed at their misfortunes, march, ed through the streets, played ball for day, and as soon after as possible exchanged the shoe-shop for the farmhouse, and tue lap- stone and hammer for the hoe and the plough. The Haverhill girls have taken into consider ation the good examples of their husbands, brothers and beaus. and have, as we learn, found peace and contentment in playing up- on n new kind of music, that will improve their usefulness, beauty, and insure their good health. "A young lady," says tho Hay. erhill Gazette, "of high accomplishments (and no prlde) in absence of the servant. sten- ped to the door on the ringing of tho bell, which announced visit from ono of her nd' mirers. On entering, the beau, glancin0 nt the harp and piano. which stood i'm tho apartment, exclaimed, ttOHgh heard mu- sic-on which instrument were you perform. ing. miss !" "On the griairon. sir. with thc accompaniment of the frvingpaH I" replied she "my mother is without heip, and sbe says that must learn to .GRgsr those inslru- ments sooner or later, and I have this day commenced taking course of lessons."