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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21
From our Boston Correspondent


BosToN, Sept. IS. 1887.
HE MECHANICS FAIR.-Dear Bennett,--roday at
~ oclock, the fair and exhibition OF the Massachu-
sets Mechanic Charitable Association was orered
IL Is magnificent. II is proud day for Boston You
Will readily remember the situation of Did Fapeul,
Hall and the Quincy Market There is bridge over
the street, connecting the two buildings which are
completely filled with all kinds of mechanical skill
and ingenuity that were ever invented by the Yam
KEGS There are upwards Of fifteen thousand articles
IN both halls. The buildings are beautifully deco
rated and the articles tasefully arranged that one
can hardly believe his own eyes. In my day have
witnessed all kinds Of shows, exhibitions &c. but
this fair exceeds them ALL
One thing that adds much 10 the interest and plea
sure OF the exhibition, is the presence of the 'air"
ana beautiful damsels, who seem 10 be quite enrap-
tureu and nlled with astonshment and admiration
All are delighted and filled with astonisment and adj
mlratien. wish, dear Bennett that could give you
description, so that you could form correct opinion
OF this wonderful collection. But it is not within nv
power, nor is my pen capable Of deneang ono tenth
part OF the beautiful articles for they are of all sizes
and shapes, as well as thousand different colors
vi there are so many,) and characters
saw some elegantly bound books. They were
superb. Bound here in Boston by p. Low, of School
street. Dear Bennett, / wish my purse was long
enough and you should have that copy of Milton /
saw there, as soon as the fair is over. Then, too
took particular notice of some elegant canes and UNI
btrellas, made by those celebrated manufacturers,
Binnoy & Ellis, OF Court street, Boston. also OBJ
served collection of artificial teeth There was one
ot which were exquisite. They were executed BY
Thomas Barnes, dentist Of this place. l never wit
messed such complete accomplishments for the gums
as those were. They would make your mouth water to
look at them T.en there was fine pair Of boots
which particularly fancied, made by Ayrcs of Ire
mont street. | understood he was offered S25 for
them. need say nothing Of the celebrity Of Ayres'
French boots" for they known all over the
country.
wish could tell you more of this astonishing ex-
hlb!tlon. but must close by urging yen 10 come on
and sec II. Dear Bennett do come forthwith and if
you do not say is worth 500 for sight will see
that you are amply paid for your time, (Which know
IS preclous) 10 your entire satisfaction.
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Upon hcr own d'6iRhWsl beds"
which we did ALSO Of AdiIIer's best bed rooms
sad better were never me, wnA we'll back the Man
sion Hooss beds aad breskfass against Boyden sand
give him SIX 10 start with.
In the morning W s,rclled rss,nS the city, and az
cer,alncd ihal cur friend in gran wss right in bis
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Coon ogr oy Evn.- Snoe Judge Hekie and his
colleague hned se $500 IN me Jac& OHoggciy cave
rather Jack o Lantern advertising and crcula-
ton have increased Amazingly. On Monday we hid
nearly iso columns ofnew cash ADVERTISEMENTS in
Me eIaId-value $40. Our daily emulation has al
so ~creascd $50 oop,cs since last Sasrosy. AN the
large papers IN Wan ssrec,, ia vain ny 10 pat nss
down. Seu,ag aside the generous subscription Of
$500 to PAY tho UkJUS r FINR tho rapid inerease
Of the Hcrold would seoe pay Toe bi nad he danues
10 then.
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~ TIE SovTrEns Exrnrss Ms,L-Nsw Orleans
. suffering more severely than heretofore ths season
FROM he effects Of the yellow fever. There s scarce
~ house. says The picayune IN Which ,wo OF three
persons arc not PROSTATE. The ntermon's daily are
estimated a, one hundred Tho CITY s moro uahesl-
thy thnn has been since 1919 The sicknoss moro
senei Al and the disease more m ,gDsnt
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ID r. b n II II ETH,S
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS,
AN AEFFECTuAL ASSISTNT OF NATUi

AN AEFFECTUAL ASSISTNT OF NATURE.
n NHESE Pills recommended by thousands of per-
whom they have cured of Consumption, Influenza,
Gods, Indigestion dyspepsia, Head-ache, Pains, and a
of lncs the back part ofhe head, usually the
symptoms of Apoplexy: Jaundice Fever and Ague bill
ious ,yphus, yellow and Feve of all kinds Asa-
ina, Goas rheumatism, nervous diseases Liver Com
plan Pleursy, inward weakness depression of the Spirits,
Rup,ues, inflammation, Eyes, Fits, Palsy. Dropsy,
Small Pox, Meazles, Group, Coughs, Whoopng Cough,
Quinsey, Cholic, Cholera Molbus Gravel Worms, Dysi-
terry, Deafness ringing noises in the Head, Kings Evil,
Scrofua, Ezysipela ST. An,hony Fire, Salt Rhoum,
White Swelling, Ulcers. of thirty years standing
Cancers, Tumous, sweled feet and legs Piles, Cosvenes,
all eruptions of the Skin, Ggh:ful DEANS Female Com
plants every kind, especially distractions. Reaxaon
SC.
The subscriber having received the appointment Agent
Medicine for the Counties OF Fayee Unon
Delaware, Randolp, Hancock, Henry, Madison Shelby,
Rush, and Wayne, would inform the public, that he
times will keep supply on hand either at Wholesale
Retail He will, be Consistent, appoint
in all the principal within his limits. All
communications for Agencies, (pos paid0 will receive
prompt attention, and terms made knows.
JAMES GROVER.
Corner of Front and Walnut Streets, south of Main.
ft5-C W. Appleton of Centrevlle has been appointed
agea at that place. and also Dublin, Wayne County.
N4ehmond. April 6, 1887. 14,f
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UAVING been appointed Agent of the s'Hartcci Fire
Insurance Company the subscriber is ready &c
cTanl policies all who wish tei
property insu ed against loss damage by fire.
THE company for which he acting is one of the veal
thest and the country, and they pledge
themselves that who business with the COM
pany shall be- treated in the liberal manner, and all
losses adjusted with fairness and prompttude.
wishing provide the contingency of loss
by this destructive element requested
call his ofce liz Robert No-rsson's building,
whe re the terms of will be made known and the
policies granted. Communications by letter (post pad)
will be promptly and chearfullv attended
JAMES w. BORDEN, AGENT.
Richmond. Indiana. January Is, 1897
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TRY AND Sc e.

Are na.e's frisad promoting health and strength and
opposing disease They recommended to the public a.
being l;.ie superior other family medicine in use
In any complaint they will be found inferior
BEST and in complaints they far before nj
vantage to them higher they
left depend eDtirelv trial
shsr virtues Multtuies have already tried them and
proved the of above and TO Others
would say i them.' Afer trying few portions any
who satisfied with them expected 10 return the
re :nainder and pay only 70. those used We willing
they should themselves the high reputation they
already acquired sink into neFiied oblivion Iha
amount Of suffering which they might and which they would
reeye thcis only known, hardly DC esti-
mated In how might long ana severe 1t OF
Sickness be prevented the OF portion or two OF sassc
pills. And many day after day. and week atssf
week. sn. pains and aches, which these pills never tail
relieve, from dyspepsia. indigestion, cos
,ivecs piles diarraa aad sensay sick he ad ache z-
zness disorders, palpa,ion auniice or LIVER
complaint, disorders OF the skin, sdc as oo oioche,
saheun, netile rash, pckey heat &c al the
stomach. sour ssomech es'lessaess sense oil ana
preston after eating if boated, loss OF appetite, &c
BIZ. il is elunerae all the diseases III
which pills useful there are no diseases TO
which frame subjec, in which they do nor tend
promote the health and strength and comfort OF the pa
tien, They particularly useful IN all smaie
and in all of weakness debility Ihey are also Oh
essential benefit i'll gfaveily complaints
Their efficacy physc by no means their only rec
onmcnda,oa: they are also tome instead o. pfoous
lasting weakness debility they invigo-a'e and Strengthen
the whole system.
b. There danger of becoming 50 accustomed to
their do without them Tor the longer
habit OF taking them, the less does re-
qure produce the desired effect This is an important
which should not be OVERLOOK
contain mineral substance whatever, and no
vegetable substance that way be injurious 10 he
system They mnse with the food. assist the dgeston
and promote regular and healthy action OF the po'seis
Each bottle contains SO. Price % cents
Searls Corn Piaster... All those who Try Will mad
speedy relief and an remedy Ii does no. take
out and pain and in short tune cure
the Corn, and the money shall be refunded
Price 25 cents.
searI,s Catarrh Snun...A speedy relief for Catar1h,
Lethargy Nervous headaches, n;amed common cold
&C. Severe headaches commonly yisld single pinch OF
If in i, proves eectual remedy for the
a.arrh the obstinate Price = cents Inc
above for sale by IRWIN REED, Richmond,
md c. w VENNEMAN, New Paris, Ohio
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! he drew forth his Bank note. What was his as
| Punishment when he observed the man take it,
give him in return four dollar bill on an Eastern
Bank, and fifteen small bits Of paper
4GOOD FOR TRIP TO HOBOKEN.o
Our hero marvelled, but dare not demonstrate.
and when he arrived in the city, he went into a
BARRIERS to rc-arrange his disordered apparel
He rendered the tonsor the note-he took 1t,
gave him q three and fifteen cards signed by
the man Of strops each Of them bearing the
.GoOD FOR A SHAVE
s1s1,tov sraoP"
Tlnothy was still moro puzzled, but his encoan-
tire, during the day had been 50 keen, that he
feared to discuss the point with Mr.. Strop, SO he
folded the cards in his wallet.
"Iam very hungry murmered Timothy Il
will eat somcthing;'' and he descended into an
oyster cellar and called for bowl. He eat the
oysters, rendered his three dollar bill, received a
two dollar note in exchange, together with seven
cards, each marked
.GOOD FOR A STEW OR A PLATE OF
RAW.
s.orux1EL OYSTERS"
..Worso ana worse'' though Mr.. jenkins, bat
there is no help for it and he entered omnibus
Arrived at Blocker street, Mr.. Jinkins drew out
his two dollar bill, and received 10 tickets, init
mating on the face that each ticket "as
AGOOD FOR A RIDE FROM BLEEkER
TO WALL STREET.
Having gained his own room, he locked the
door, emptied his pockets Of the new circulating
medium, read them over; Good for a trip to Ho-
boken, Good for shave, Good for Stew
or plate of Raw,-sGood for ride.
then is the state of affairs, is it quoth Timothy
jenkins to himself '.With a note on a bank per-
fectly solvent in my pocket, have been vilihcd-
snccred at-put to the blush-abused by her
lovc-and got in return few specimens OF pri-
vatc banking. will 60 to bed said Timothy
Jenkins, 1sand with this practical excmplification
of the better currency to dream over, l think |
shall wake tomorrow n wiser and better man."
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ME subscriber having made arrangements for II
accommodation of the afflicted, with ilngeng diseas-
es informs the public that ne is prepared recsivs
patients for the of their are siics-
ed with Palsy; Epilepsy; affection Of the Eyes; Wem;
hard Swelling and Trmors Stiff Joints, by
use of mercury, Rheumatic nfeciions kbcumat is
White Sweings Dropsy; affection Of tho Kidn.ys; SID
Headache; Die Dolereux; letter Ring Worm; pain
and weakness in the BREAST; 81 Anshonys Fire; Livse
Complaint; Pal pus Cancers, and all other Scroful dis
casesall euch may ba cured in much less time suffer-
the patients, by having ,m immediately my
notice. DIR WILLIAM A. BRUCk.
G1-Shop on Main, From:
Alta -, 1897.
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From the New York Courier

From the New York Courie
THE WATCH GU ARD.
Shc wove a chain of silken thread,
For him she loved so well and long,
And whom twas finished, smiling said
s''T'is like loves fctters soft, yet ssrong.''
But months flew o'er-the chain was broken;
She gaz'd upon its links and sigh'd-
Alas! twas then bitter token
OF all her early love and pride.
For she had play'd the false ones part
Around whose heart she'd bound that string;
And now twas like her own young heart
A sighted and broken thing!
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MONTAGUE'S BALM.

MONTAGUE'S BALM.
sovereign and nallble remedy for the Tooth-a che,
eciua for the Teeth Price 81 per bottle
In this invalua bic Balm the public certi
of efficacy might be given, which the limits Of
forbid publishing. and which be BY cali
ing agents. but the public eouvinc
ing proof almost miraculous powers to relieve this most
of all aches the Tooth ache. GCve il trial when all
each boisle and let il rse fall
upon meris0 Suffice il that in thousands
has failed in single instance. IL should be
ali dental operations, bscdng and spugy gums,
teeth, cuy &C. and is decidedly the best tooth wash
discovered and should be used with brush instead
Of powder substance containing
fines, particle of grit il spoken of with Snmeased
praise, and all who have used il hare laid aside al
remedies offered ccnsers of mouth and purifier lie
breath.
For sale the Drug Store of Irvin Reed, Richmond
Ptchet Swain. Centerville also every and village
the United States by proper agents All order. for ne
Balm win receive attention if addressed Chas H. Ed
wards, Cincinnati, who is General agent for the Western
country.
June 3. 1887. 2gy
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BLEEDING and TOOrH.DRAvvIxG
BY JOHN SOCFFRAIv;

no solicss share of patronage from the public and
viii be prepared % wait them their own BONES
his. a Fankiin door above Main street s
side.
WANTED, a large quantity II WHITE GOOSE
QGILLS- good price viii be given for diem BY ISAAC
b. SOCFFRAfN. Chair Manufacsosy, The north
conner If 'front.' ard Main
Jan. I. 1887. 1a
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having entered into Copa. ,orhip
der the firm of Swain, Co., take pleasure in inform
ing the community they have erected commodous
Machine Shop, the Richmond Foundry, &
ready give attention TO all orders for ardng and
Spinning Machines, Turning La.hes, any kind of
chiaery; also for turning either in wood ron any
description. Having employed fist workman, they
confidence Gin their ability and dispositions please
their in qualities and pIicc ask patronage from
generous public.
JOB w SWAIN,
JONAS (:AAR.
ABEL TIIOANBURY.
Richmond. Jan. I. 1887. 1tf
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LEATHER! LEATHERts

JUST received at their establishment opposite Bank
general assortment: Of Leather, consisting II s. Upper.
Calf. Lining, Binding Skins. Also largo assoaaaa q
Russell leather and covering hides Persons dealing in s
line will please give call. COALE T. HAMILTON.
April 2lnd, 1887.
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ALL kinds of BOOTS and SHOES mnde to order a. tse
Home made Boots and eoss,
hani and for sale by COALE 6 HAMILTON.
AnriI 53rd. 49,.
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J. w. BORDEN, Notary Public,
Conyeyancer. Richmond. Wayne co. Ind

Having received the appointment: of Notary Public
ready take the acknowledgements of deeds of
cages, &c He will also draft wri,sn instruments in
a II and Office Main street. in
Robert Eorrsson's building.
August 9Th 1885. 3l-,f
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ATEN'S and Boys Kip and Calf MoSRoEs; Ladies
~ Kid. Calf and Seal sSIIrrrxs- Shoes Doors and
GasrExs For sale BY COALE & HAMILTON.
RrcaxoSD, April y. 1887. l7n
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DIR. RICHARD PRErLOw,

~ ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
ORICHMoND VICINITY, that he has
located himself ii this place for the purpose of
practicing MEDICINE and SURGERY, and solici,s
- portion of their pa trorage.
,fCTHE may be found at his Office Pearl Street, one
door south of the Warner Building.
RfcHSoNp- March 22d, 1887. 12tf
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SPRING FOUNDRY.

THE Subscribers having entered eo-pa1nership
der the Arm Of E. Jones. Co., respectfully inform the
public that :hey have established Foundry TIE north
side of Richmond, and prepared furnish all kinds OF
Castings with dispatch. and in the Thee
will also furnish patterns ifwan:ed. O, fair
l. E. JONES.
JESSE H. HUTTON.
JOHN NJ. HUTTON.
October 22d 1886 All
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Mr.. II. 3. MONTAGUE,

Nr.
Sir received your favor of this morning. and have
say taa the situation in which fellow citizens
plunged by the fatal prevalence Of Asiac Cholera in
their midst, and sincere sympas hy taem-eavc
no hest in doing all humble
iesss fatality terrible disease There.
FORE do wngy comply your request, my
testimony the many others that be procured.
deemed necessary the decidedly bene
your An-Spasnodic Tinctue, Mothers Comfort. This
medicine used in Virginia during prevalence of
Cholera, and under
entirely result restored TO and
used ergy, before the OF collapse
OF the medcine, viii, DErYEyF r. be
its a.ion. Ii has will,
think, accomplish FOL
WHICH You ADVERTISE ITS
The dose, half large table pooafol, be
repeated every fifteen minu:e haf hour, till vomiting
ooeness been subdued. And if the dose given
should be rejected by the stomach, which sometimes,
though rarely should instantly and
be iii stained. Many will require the
of full doses of calomel, op and camphor
auxaries and cannot be dispensed with. lhavc generally
found arr. the usual hot applications
and have been the habit keeping the mod
erat.ly covered and the ventilated These remarks
result of observation, during the
cholera and if they have the eec; the
of medicine, feel the result will
has ordinary claim the public attention. Very
specsfuly, your friend,
FRANCIS J. METTAUER, NJ. d.
PosT OFFIcE, PETERSBURG, Oct 1st, 1886.
Mr. ARrRED HUcER, p. NJ Charleston, s. &.
Dear Sir Doctor +. j. Mctauer, of this place, has been
nds Mothers Comfort, all Cholera Entire
confidence be placed in the doctor
give subject. He is physician of much skill and
periece and has practiscd this with great
nv Beliefs that the medicine will nd ITSELF
consider valuable medicine and ha doubt of its be-
certain remedy in affections Of the bowels Very
spec fully, your o5edient servant,
THOMAS SHORE, p. NJ
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Wholesale Cr0cers and Dealers In vvines, Liz
qu0Fs, shoes, &c. No. 100 Main street, between
Fifth and sixth streets, Cincinnaet, Ohi0s
a RE receiving sheir spring supplies; consisting q
IA SIS bags Rio Coffee, IS bags Hasa Green, do, -
CHESTS Young yson Tea - half do do do 20 half Iopo
rial do 30 13b boxes, do, 10 half chests quo r., DE-
l3b boxes DO do, 40 hide n o. Sugar, 50 boxes esss
Ha do white do 50 hbls. Loaf do, IS teas
No. Mackere I2O kegs No ], N.Y. and 70 kegs We. To-
baeeo 81 do Csvendisb, 10000 Spanish Cisar
WIxEs.-7 pipes Port Madeira. Lisbon, ~ half Pspss
Tenssie Champaign, Carei, 20 Or casks Shsny saDss
Sicily, Madeira, ~ boxes muscaf, and Malmsey.
25 half pipes Cogniae Brandy. sPiPes MOB
3 land GIN, pipes Jamaie. kom' PR q
~ merican do, 10 bbls do. Gin, 20 b6ls DO
DSweet Wine, 90 bales Almonds, Is bsnsh
Fbes IL bags Madeira Nuts, 300 boxes Raisins, 10
dog. painted Buckets, 80 cases Boots and Shoes,
Together every other artcle usually kept Cses
Store which will be sold low nj otss hous -
of the mountains for Cssh or approved paper.
CINCINNATI, April ~, 1887.
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MEDICINES, PAINTS, DYESTUFFS, &C.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT of all articles in the ADORE line
offered cheaper than ever, the old of
Richmond, May Is. 1887. IRWIN REED.
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II never We; did know philosopher
Who could bgar the Tooth-achc patiently"
Much lido about nothing.
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rER Ms or ADvERraSaxG

BLANK DEEDS ron SALE, - pr q.ss'
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Timothy jenkins dropped his knife and fork
rose from his table and entered the bar-room.
Landlord" said he to the host, IL have lady
with INC, and We wish to dine here; but have nc
silver. have a five on a n. W city Bank
"Can't do any thing with it, sir-should be We
~ happy to accommodate you, but unless YOU can
give me silver | can do nothing for you'
s.But, my God! landlord, the lady is already
seated at the table: and l am very hungry"
at can't be he!p'd, sir: may be the lady can
pay for her own dinner. Twill go and ask her. -
The prosecuted jenkins rushed past him. and
gaining the side Of Miss Tompkins, he almost
dragged her into an adjoining nom.
''My dear Miss Tompkins,' said he, II implore
your clemcncy, am to be pitied, indeed I am.
This internal landlord will not change my note.
and-and he will not give Dinners So
saying he fell into a chair, and the Perspiration
strcamed down his pallid features.
Perated Angelina, 'did you mean to Insult me this
day,by coming after INC and exposing me to the
r',deness Of taven-keepers and piemakers? l
leave You now, SIR, and that the next time you at
tempt to tinker the currency, YOU will find some
other than ME to witness how well your system
works. wish you JOY OF your sv,:Mr Timothy
Jenkins. When You get it changed send me the
shilling you borrowed this morning. and she re-
treated from his presence, no more to charm bv
her beauty, and lure BY her voice. the Bank vic
tim, our much-to-be-pitied hero.
"This then is the fruition Of INV cherished n-r.
lection, -said the luckless Timothy, as about SUM-
set he found himself on board ferry boat retur-
ming to this city. Il have not q cent to paw INV
ferriage. and these people are exceedingly rude.
Ny handkerchief. ring, penknife, all three gone.
and 50 is Angelina He raised his head at the
moment, and saw that the fcrryman was before
him with extended palm Timothy shivercd as
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care not what may be the political sentimen.
Of lady-shc may be Wing or Anti-Whig, Bento-
MAN LocO-FOco, or an advocate Of the present
Banking systcn,-ye; her beauty will not be les
scned in the eyes Of the most violent denounccr
d her system and views. have two reasons for
proclainaing this established truth: the first
u, my own reverence for pretty woman no mat
ter whether she wears the green Of the Admins
tration, or the blsc Of its opponents; and the lat
ter and moro important point, is shown in the
fact, that although Miss Angelina Tompkns vas
. furious Wing, yet Timothy Jenkins loved her
with rs much fcrvor rs ii she had joined him in
denouncing the rag barons,' rs he was won't to
call every man who could boast the possession Of
nsoge than single W
Having, / think, established the triumph Of
bsauy over politics, let US accompany Timothy
end Angelina to the fcrry-boat which was to con-
vcy them to Hobokeo. Tho morning, as have
elsewhere said was propitious. The light ripples
slept like a child in the beams Of the joyous
The noise Of the machinery operated as agree
able relief to the sigh Of the zephyr as it wan
toned upon the brow Of our hero and his charmer.
Timothy felt the influence Of the hour and the
scene; he grew poctical, flung forth some elegant
extracts iron, his new poem, to which Miss Tomp-
kins listened with admiration.
~Your fare, sir"
Timothy turned ut the words and perceived
that Charon was grinning at neutrality-suspicious.
1t Tinothy's rhyme, or the lowered muslin robe
q Miss TOmpkins, enc except Charun could
tell. Timothy produced his " and measured