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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-19
"a rATIONER,N XYAKEHONSE. Ne !. Wilia

- street.-The subscriber having just returned from London,
where he has succeeded IN making the advantageous
engagements with his brother regular supply of all articles
IN his line prepared to offer the trade superior
sorment of Staple and Fancy Stationary OF the best quality
and on lower terms than any house in the city.
Genuine Reeves and Newmans water color drawing papers
tissue papers letter papers and every description English
papers sealing wax, steel pens, &c.
lie also continues manufacture the Patent Ivory Surface
Playing Cards enameed Visiting and gold border Cards
| lored papers, point leads, &c. l.. j. COHEN.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-19
MOODS CAKPENYEEs, a. MECHANICS

WOODS CAxPENT EES' a. MECHANICS
w TOOL STORE corner of Chatham and Chambers
Vt j. W. has constantly for sale excellent assortment
of the ioiowng Saws of description stocks and btt,
aueurs and bits patent set calppers and dyders,
turning and hmer cise and gouge plates stocks and
Dies hammers, adze bevels guags spirit leyea bur
nishers, spoke slaves, circular .sn hea
wood boxes cutting
sizes, rules, files drill rows, cutting nppers and
pliers mtre pads oil draw
knives paneirons iron and steel squares hollow auger draw
ing screw TOOLS Shelters patent auge cabinet makers clamps
copper glue pots, blow pipes, &c.
IL large of Planes, manufactured by A. G.
Baldwin, New York. m7l-5m%
A CARDS.. w. BRYHAM respectfully informs his
friends and the public that he has completed the enlarge
ment Of his Saloon attached his
for the better accommodation of ladies and gentlemen
much more imp owed plan and i reopened for
W. b. thanks the liberal patronage
he has heretofore experienced and pledges himself that every
attention shall bc paid his friends respectable
ct society a the delicacies they season,
L as Icecreams Soda Water Mead Lemonade Coffee, Pies,
Ike, &c. Sc.
Conectonares manufactured usual the improved prn.
cpe, AT the Bowcry Steam Confectionery No 208 Bowery,
directly opposite TO Rivngon street. 5. w. RyHAM.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-19

TORAGE-winbe taken in the FIRE proof stores, 80 and
ala HARTMAN Bu<DsALL
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-19

Il COUNTANT-Beng OF mercantile accounts
which the merchant is introduced into business and carried
through its various vctudes both prosperous and adverse
III single and partnership business with improved merchants
Journal The principles drawn from actual experience;
which added tables Of moneys weights and measures Of
the commercial world Ffh edition. by Thomas H. Goodrich,
Accountant just received and for sale the trade
| tail very low, by G.. SHEPARD, lg9 Broadway
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-19

and heared ,-Impadence is only Indigenous in Mile,
sia and an orator not made in day. Discouraged
by his reception, Mr.. Ferdinand Fitzroy grew little
har ssad
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-19

Money w be received depoSfby the Company. and he'll
in trust upon which i'm eresi v II h. allowed follows
Upon any over 500 irredeemable Cor year,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-05

notes in the receipts of The Treasury This power II
can exercise now at least provide now Tor eXer
cisDr il in reasonable me because the currency oil
some part OF Tie country is yet sound, ana The ev IS
mol vet universal. But have expressed my
belief on more than Que cccason and now repeat The
opinion, that it the duty Of The Secretary OF inc
Treasury on the Of peace TO have returned 10 me
LEGAL and proper mode OF collecting the revenue
Il can hardly be doubted that the Influence of the Irea
sufy could lave effected all this If no it could nave
withdrawn the dePnsltcs and The counteEance OF 10
vernrcnl from institutions which, agaInS; al fo'e "
all pruuTrty we're holding great sums III GoYcrn!e"
srorks and linking enormous profits from the circulation
of their own dislOnOrPd paper nat which WIS ''T
:ancd was the designation Of time Tor Tile corfesPo'G
i.u omraion OF banks Of different places ihS c0Wa
kgg. Gtn mndc by the hcaa IF fhc lrr"SWy beHeF """ ~
,ny 6oJu mr. rrervbcdy Csc This Government
las ri h in all cases 10 protect It's own revenues au
to uuar them against dea.cl'ion rhad and G'rrca'eu
paucr 1t is bound aiso to collect The lakes OF 'h' |
rIi -, . uu;,;rm system AS to The oplEl"E
advanced by somr that the object OF the resolution, cali
not in any way be auswcred-that the revenues c!h-
ma, be collected chcr" than they now are: IN tc pa
DER of any and every banking association winch cnnars
to issue lIap2r il cannot for moment be attempted.
Tie thing, lrrelore is to lie done; al any Iar
il is 10 lie attempted. That il will be accomplished by
The Treasury Department. without Lie interference ot
Congress, have no belief II from thas source 10 ~
formation came when reformation easy, ii Is not
nov to be expected. Epccay after he vote II y"strr-
day. those whose interest it is To cunlnur the present
state of things will arm themselves with the authority
of Congress. They will justify themselves by the dcc:
sion Of This House Il'ty will say, and say truly ;at
this House, having taking up the subject, and discussed
it, has not though. fl much Us % declare That ii Is e.
peGem erfn 10 rcece the country or rs rfttH~cs from
PAPER MONEY SYSTEM 4 Bu, wlHr sn.c
gentlemen oppose these resolutions because they fix
lime too near others think they fix day loo distant
In my own Judgment it is not 50 material what the a!e
is, as is to fix time. Tie grent is Eat eur iga
currency is Ia lie prescrrcd and tut nat To El
BARK on TIE OCEAN OF PAPER MONEY.
cann" say, indeed, that this resolution will certainly
produce The desired end. 1t may fail Its SUCCESS is
obvious, mus: essentially depend the pursued
by the Treasury Department. 90 be % .tinurd)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-05
FesES ElGN.

CoSrauArIos Of Foreign -Ne'rs, The COiumGus-LOn-
don datsS 10 the 19M No1emJcr.
The Queen of Portugal has attempted to regain pos
session OF the power wrcsted from her by the late reVo
luton, and most sgnay failed. Matters in that coun
Try, however, cannot remain they at present are ST.
uated She will be compelled 10 quit it and leave hs
bon TO anarchy and confusion; regain possess''i u
the Government by the aid Of British troops.
ENGLAND. ,
.oney Market, London, -ioD. IA A considefao I'M
provemenl has taken place to-day The price ol corn or,
has fallen IS per quarter IN MAKE, aIs ruors which
found credence on Saturday, longer command alien
lion in nc, the alarm which had been excited in some
places has subsidized, and that which was expected IN
others has appeared. Feverish Apprehension IS Ia
consequence succeeded by appearance oil Tranquil con-
fdence, which it may be hoped will prove lasting
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-24

An IrcrpEsr.-There are some incidents that we
witness, that makea great sensation among ss, which
are not heraded to the world In the circle in which
they happen they large stone thrown into the
waters Of Silly lake, which makes terrific splash,
scars wi,ha thousand rippes the smooth mirror, and
then passes away.
We will give one. In small street, LEADING out OF
Broadway, is a remarkably snug boarding house.
Here are assembled at the usual hours Of meeting, a
number Of young men. Some vivacious-some tac-
furn-some ia etious-some the reverse-some agree
able-some o,herwse-n short like all mixed socie-
tes--having dash Of every thing in their compost
ton In this establishment, however, is one young
man, who is altogether apart from all Of these. He
might be called taciturn if he spoke but he does not
speak ~ all. The monosylabl that steal from his
mouihzonif they were afraid Of being seen to issue
from pertal-cannot be called speaking.
He 10 never like other taciturn beings, betrayed in
to an argument-he is regular as clock work
he 10 always in one particular place at enc particular
iine-his clothes always Of one color, and seem
neither to be changed TO weer ou,-his hair IL al
ways parted in one form-in summer he never an
pears warm, nor in winter cold-he 10 like piece of
machinery, which is wound up to perform certain
evoutions in the course of the day, and does them
faithfully bat from which you do not and cannot ex
pee, any extraneous movement
One day, short time since the place Of this stran-
Qcr-boarder was vacant At the usual meal time Ev-
cry eye was turned to the empty chsir--the gentle
men rubbed their eyes, to be convinced that such
phenomenon was not an optical dslusion. NO IL was
fac, the chair was there, bat not the form that
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-24

BowERY THEArRE-our attention has been called
Of late the various theatres The stock company here
Is very good. Cowc Gates and Miss DE Barr, are
well known and grea, favori,es A Mr. Hcnkins a
young actor Of great promise Is becoming great favor
tie also. We sorry that Matthews has lef his read
ings were excellent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-24

Diedereieh Helms, M. ID. Surgeon Dentist,
American public In all the branches Of Surgery and Dentistry
Profound knowledge and long practice allow him claim
that he and retain confidence OF generous
public II opportunity he afforded to him TO display bis sci
OF which numerous patients In several European states
have derived great benefits.
lie would also take the recommend bis newly in
vented composition artificial Teeth which will endure
longer than natural and which be fitted by sets
well NY the single piece.
p Office 2sa Hudson street. oI7-im.
Pickslay,s Peruvian Steel Cutlery.
THE SUBSCRIBER has just received, and offers for
CELEBRATED CUTLERY the quality and finish OF which
the trade. The stock cemprises-
PERUVIAN STEEL RAZORS, with Pearl, Ivory. and
Black Morn handles warranted good and ready for
ROSEWOOD AND LEATHER Seven Day Cases. consin-
ing Pearl Ivory, Black Horn Raro for
day OF the week.
fERUvIAN STEEL DIRKs, In great variety
PERUVIAN STEEL PEN AND POCKET KNIVES,
with 1. 2, 8, and blades, warranted.
Cards containing l. dozen OF Dnks OF Penknives
sorted patterns
Three beautiful Rosewood " muum In psrvov DRESSING
CASES, the most compact travelling cases ever made.
Two splendid Rosewood Cases, each containing set 81 pie
ces, silver handled TABLE CUTLERY
Rosewood Writing Desks, Dressing Cases Ladies woyk
lery Gases, &c &C. &C.
w. M. PICKsLAY,
5 CgDAR STREET,
Opsr Joknse~ 4 Coz Psrfamsry Store,
Corner Of william and Cedar sts.
s2i-dk w-sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-24

DILKs-PILEs.-DR HALEs Pile 0insments q pos
tive for the Piles in three days time. Sold by H.
Hart, Of Chambers and Brosdway r. Burnett
IS 9Th avenue; r. M 0uon corner Of Bowsry AMI Grand
street oi2-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-24

GERMAN HARDWARE, he.
NJ III casks Braces different qualities
case Percussion Cap Holdeu
4 cask Cbsseis, sssyred, 10 toll shm
3 cases Steel SHUTTERS, assorted patterns
Fencing Fos
casks Gimbets, No 10 10
rs cases Homes, assorted qualities
IL Jews harrs, Mol to5
5 casks Germsn Dosr Locks, 5, IL and inches
cases Percussion Csps
pocket holster and dueing pistols
10 Slate Pencils
y Scissors
II casks skates. No TO 9, common and fac
|" timed iron stirrups and Bits
10 cases We bb Saws, 30, 80 and ~ inches
Also cavalry Swords scsbbards entitled
benture. FOR sale BY r. A. LOHsE,
o7.Im. No. IS Liberty street
n ONO IsLAND DUCk1NG GUNs-A W.
SPIES hss opened few heavy duck guns AIDE
spressiy experienced Losg island dush shoot
ers and vii sell them low. Also few pairs ofbsrrek
oisSm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-24

ALFRED WILLARD,
IMPORTER
Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Brushes, &c.
Wholesale dealer in
SHELL, HORN AND IVORY COMBS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
No. IS Maiden Lane, (up stairs,)
New York.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-20

.aaos5er Daniel has certainly come 10 judgmenia New York. An article on the genius of Mrs. He. mans, we'll written and remarkably jast in tyoBs, which appeared in the March number of the American the New York Coufier:-'.As for Mrs. Hemans and Genius il is total misapplieaiion of terms to apply tie word toher. She should. in fhs vast exaggeraton of fer merits, be el 70 that feminine praise, which mistakes the poetica vocabulary for Poetry. Tho
 writer to be aure invites us, in order to do herjusics
 o pa2act ourselves into the far fatue and anticipate the judgment of Postofity; and though lie assures u
 in another place, that eshe was not one whose s@t woald e5l9rs8cs under suffering, We find oursetvsso- ceiving of the efloreseence of Hrs. Hemans. Alive eal do in such matter, is most heartily to acqutho edt9ss Of such fantastic tak and to wish them sansf contributors .n-0h Jeffrey! Lou. Gas.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-20

Jts Bjaes ge Drink lato foreign paper says that DO less than .fay aoasand bottles q spurious Champaign will be exported from Dresden the present year. Lou Gas
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-20

EBraRIAL CoNyEHrioaa.--Th These arc becoming qHite the rage among the gentlemen of the quill and scissors. One was recently held ia this saje and Chic, Indiana and Tennessee. are about having thers EEaY they do much good. Lou. Gqs
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-20
 nhHnEnK lEO

On tae 23d inst. the steward of the Paul Jones. T eoafal man, named Joseph Preston. vas taken up on charge ol robbing, and upon searching his house an azans9e assortment of pi5adal vas discovered, guf eeal in quantity and variety 10 furnish small fqacg. s9as. Among Inc articles are fourteen trunks one of which z marked "J. B. i.2 upon the bottom of it, Wearing apparel China, Cut Class. gold Watches different kinds of Preserves, Loaf Sngar, Abolition RffHts together with variety of other articles, 0oo tedious to taenou1 as old advertisements used to hago i#5 Wefe also brought to light
 The 'deposites" were removed by the police men, and tba man who 'too the responsibility of abstract fHg hem from their lawful location safely lodged where ia VI have leisure 10 come 0 the conclusion that 5aonesiy is tho best poIicy.p Gin. Wtig.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-20
eap YorL.. .Mareh, l5.

Ne arc in inc commencement of fresh panic Tho yesterday feIl--overy stock in the list came umbhag down like josephs new banking houso-sone one alo. ly--some lwo--some three--some Iour-sofne nv --sofne six-sorne seyen--some eighi--some7 plns. Haarlemell the farthest1sills per ceaProbaDiy lo o apprehension that the magnificent tunnel ms9 la. in tomorrow or next week-who knows! lAF' is, also, a great pressure iu the money market
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-20

kansas, you are the slaves of tie lamp. and ons, the bidding of inc magician, or yeu yourselvas crushed into annihaiion beneatht them FattoNa Fa, 1s bonds stre ger than adamant you have lost tbe " to resist There Is no tyiant like party-tYars pg8sg slaves submissive in their obedenee ag ;t @ s lo iiags impenous ID s e&aciieFs, t demands ina r Implicit compliance with is hehests; and rele 'ost it's vengeance, it Rursacs with unqaenc6ahls a mostly and tiger-like fercefess even fbe r. ant .. potent who venture to dsobey. Nof const;f,te1 Ha you are, could you desert from the party in aa as Were he star of the administration V,aoino Fo@sf might teach you 10 transfer your aegiance1hnt ,l t remans in the ascendant, | would be siba,l 'is deed, 6t men whose whole life has been naTloJ q by an unqualified and unconditional submis;9 90lJ the party n power, interruptions approval of sIi " acts and loyal admiration Of all is opiDjonS v matter how contradictory absurd by curious i9 ealtY of reeantug just al the moment when ,yba, for time been held as orthodoxy was eIano;s .ae a political hefesY; and by no less enYiaiiTe 9a3I:s for transferring their affections from the risino o @ setting sun, should at this late day begin tba Snso; ofndependence, through motives Of patri0iisa -, of you no such self-saerfce--and when at anst, mastless and with her aIbers 4igen and sbataTaa,, she plunges with you on board, into the deen Watssi HhaFeon she sails, the moment of yoar political 5ss cease will be far more honorable than any portion oe your political existence. CAsrA
 sft0Te EdurtS 1B sBet3 o43e.-I4 corresD0ndent or the U. s. Gazette, writes from New York. pndar K dae of the 18th u as follows: eThere have bssS numerous ronors of failures, but can only trace fss to authentic sources. l will not mention nares. as ys New forkors have 6 dislike of seeing such thiD6s i5 print where can bo avoided. The stoppages, howe. yer include heavy Wall street stock broker dry goods importing house as heavy as any in the city. Pearl street dry goods iobbiag house, heretofore se cond 10 none in point of character ] Wall streetm porting house of watches, clocks, Sc and shipping merchant of some note,"
 Pretty aaeh of ca Iri8h 8fe4.-Tbe New York Fx. press, ia speaking of be fail of the Messrs. Joseph. Banking House, says, wih great pefspieaeia: "Iwas raining hard at the lime, and very dark, so that es e9ai3 not but from appearances VIC should iudgo that about half the building at least was in ruins
 Cja Whig
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-20

Governor Edward Everett said the other aa3 truly, If we retrench the wages oi the sel'uop we must raise the wages of the recruiting r sIu
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-20

Aesg Yogk, March 2a, lssE At the Board to-day every thing commenced oar on ly, probably account of the news from your ss s but the news by the Utica, fonl EiaYre, bringln S. 1 intelligence from london, Of the rise of cotton anu un, comparative easness of the money market mere Iosd m 1nced favorable change before the sales 'i's'' This will produce some relief, doubtless 3ot. We hear Of tho arrival out of two ftho ha7fsp p1' cts, and one at Liverpool. .ow The President packet for London, sas toinolacs She will not carry out than S20o fa 1 The Banks payn gold, not silver and the aos exchange renders this mode of exporting specie imp'' sibe to he merchant
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25
Auction OF Paintin gs-Humbugs.

On Tuesday night there auction sale of oil
paintings in the Academy of Fine Arts The catalogue
showed about 100 in number mostly chef dtDurres OF
celebrated masters Of the Dutch and Italian schools
There were Van Dycks, Guido Renls, Carac-
CTS Paul Veronese's, Kubans', 2 Poussn's, 3
Brengher., 2 Titan 8, Teniers, Salvador Rosa,
&c.-Credat JuaGus Apelia! Can you believe the
Jew2
Van Dyck's +" Entombment' was not sold, as il
should not be disposed eff under five hundred dollars
Two other paintings by the same master-"the Vlr-
gin and the Infant" and "Chnst in the arms Of the
Virgin" went off at twenty-one and eleven dollars
The highest prices paid were one hundred dollars
for picture by Proecacnn; a sea view by Salvador
Roso six hundred and seventy two dollars; Christ
bearing the cross, and pendant by lie Brun, each
fifty dollars bust of a Magdalen by Titian twenty
five dollars; Samson and Delllah by Reubens, twen-
ty dollars; flower pieces, at fory.one and thirty
one dollars
Orpheus, or as called by the catalogue, Orphans"
was paid with thirty dollars.
"There you have big picture, gentlemen" said the
auconeer, sand a very valuable one too;-the Or
phans by Guido REM. Poor little boy; he has
no parents cause he is orphan, and therefore he
has not shirt pair Of pantloons TO put or"
A bust Of the Madonna by the same master,
brought fifteen dollars, and Magdaen twenty -four
dollars.
Mary amounting the feet Of our Saviour was offered
for sixty five dollars but not sold at this price.
Please gentlemen, give me higher bid! This is
an original painting by Can-Can."
"Carcature," exclaimed a voice.
"By Carracci-and we can give security almost
10 that effect"
But all putting wouldn't do
Taking down from the cross, and bust of the In
FAINT Jesus both by Carracc, were sold at thirty and
eighty-two dollars
Next came an historical picture by N. Poussn, an
episode from Torquato Tassos celebrated poem, Ri
nado and Armda.
"Here gentlemen, is the famous brigand Rinaldo
Rnaldin, with his brigand's wife, and his brgand' 8
habies-all around his hat-the whole for ten dol
lars"
1t was sold at seven dollars.
No. u in the catalogue was called AN Armenian
Merchant by Tischbein But the subject is undoubt-
| eddy taken from the Old Testament IL represents
the scene when Isaac's servant meets Rebecca, and
wants her for the wife Of his lord. At least this no.
so bad mistake as certain Wall street editor lately
made-"A Circassan Slave sold by her own father
| an Armenian Merchant"
| We scarcely need 10 say that the whole - nothing
| else than humbug. In Europe, whole lots OF ole
paintings are bought up, furnished with an anagram
and then sent TO This country, II epain'lngs were
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

II The matter now published in the large papers
10 the NEST miserable trash on record When will
they recover their sensesl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25
$760 I

We have given the invoice amount as stated by Mr.
Aaron Levy, at the auction. 1t is all mere humbug
old paintings and old clothes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

really originals they would be permitted to 60
from Europe. What should induce the owners TO
send them to America, where they are sold at loss
of SO per cent exclusive Of all charges the follow
ing statement shows. We pick outfour numbers from
the Catalogue -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

MrrcnEIL.-The reported pirate and capturer Of the
Susquehanna, Mitchell, is new in prison in Mobile.
He was taken down the bay by the Revenue Cutter
Dexter. He had on board his boat (the Blooming
Youth) about dozen of men, six Of whom he said
were sailors and the others passengers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

AZ The HEBREW LANGUAGE is beginning to at
tract the attention Of scholars and students.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

COMFORT AND ELEGAses.-A plate of soup, or AM
of his fifty varieties in exquisite cooking, at Del
monico's
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

FIRE, AND Less or LIre.-At Philadelphia, Mr.. JEFF
fries member of the Fame Hose Company was
killed by the falling in Of portion of burning
building in Norris alley, below Second street, on
Thursday last
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

DowNIsas OYsTERs.-Not Major Jack's-but
Downing, of Broad strect-his oysters lengthen life
and comfort the afflicted. We advise the locofoces
TO try them. They are wanted there.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

Moan, THE Demonstration any body give us
copy of the Evening Post Of 1925, which contained
the basphemous Grand Island Proclamation of
Noah, the unbearded unbelievng, unwashed Jew?
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

RIcHARD ADAMS Locks AND On. CHAsEHT.-A
correspondent informs us that in error in rea-
ton TO the state of the business between those TWO
gentlemen. The facts are these. When MI Locke
could not find time to write the Doctors Biography
being then engaged in experiments on magnetic Pny-
sioogy-he returned the manuscripts with the Sloo
given him to DR.. Chabert, the owner OF BOTH inns
proceeding took place one evening in Broadway al
ter Mr.. Locke had been examining the moons disk
through an immense telescope. Dr.. Chabert took
the manuscript and put intohis hat-he also count
ed the money found il right all in good bills and put
them into his breeches pocket. Sngularly enough,
however, on his return his laboratory, the Doctor
could find nothing in his hat-nor nothing IN his
pocket. He first rumaged his hat-there was nothing
there but the old lining and strange smell Of sulphur
Then he stuck his hand into his pocket, down to the
very bottom, and pulled out mysterious piece OF pa
per with the following inscription, in an unknown
On n