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immeasurable extent of her gratitude, but all in vain. At length, finding all her shifts bootless. she was forced to make a candid | confession of her name, rank and connexions,
 What was his surprise to find that she was 1 a daughter of one of the most respectable and wealthy citizens of the city! He pas sed, and walked a few paces in silence by the side of the unlucky girl, whose feelings could not have been enviable. At last, having made up his mind, he turned abruptly on his victim and said, !" Madam, you have robbed me-[an imploring look j yes, madam, you have robbed me, and you know it you have now about you the articles abstracted from my rc-(another look, and wringing of the delicate hands.) Now listen to me-" he continued firmly, "I offer you but one ai ternative-you must accompany me to magistrate or a minister :"
 What could she do! Exposure and dis grace-disgrace to which death itself would be preferable to herself and her friends stared in her face. She looked in her accu- ser's face, but there she read nothing but in- l flexible sternness a second glance too, told her that that countenance was neither old or ugly, in short, that "as men go," it was very passable. And then the terrible alternative the public police court-the awful frown of the magistrate the rude gaze of the mul-
 
 icate hand upon his arm, while the other ap- piled the white cambric handkerchief to her fearful eyes, "Do with me what you will ]" she murmured out.
 The result was that the triumphant store keeper, instead of losing his property to the value of few dollars, gained a lovely, ac- complished, and virtuous wife, Chis little foi- ble excepted,) and with her upwards of sixty thousand dollars.
 Extract o letter from Stonington, Ct. April 1887
 "Our borough has again been visited by the devastating element About 4 o'clock this morning, a fire broke out in the large building owned by Chas. P. Williams, and occupied as a cooperage, &c. The building was in flames before the citizens were brought together, and the fire spread with much ra- pidity. Nineteen buildings were totally des- troyed, and two others partially damaged (the dwelling house of s. Crew and P. Han- cox.) All the buildings destroyed were stores, except the dwelling houses ofC. P. Williams, G. R. Hallam and J. Denison, and two stables appurtenant to the dwellings. The stores were occupied by P. HancoX, E. Paxton, Jr. than Smith, R. P. Barker, (shoe shop) Joshua Pendleton, Moses Pendleton, and G. R. Hal lam, B. F. HancoX's shoe shop. Three ofthe stores were unoccupied. The dwelling house of F.. Amy and store of B. & F. Pendleton, are alone standing between the scene of the present and former fire. A part of the pro- prietors of buildings and merchandise are insured. P. Hancox believe is fully insur- ed, except on his building, which was not ve- ry valuable.
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From the NeC EngEand Magazime
 There is fun as well as sound sense in the following Fable: N ' There was once Jackall, the most prying and pragmatical ofall his tribe; he was con
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was originally issued, but to impede and pre- vent the exportation of specie from this coun- try to England, where it is now so much wanted.
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WASHINGTON, April l.
 The Treasury order has not been repealed nor relaxed, nor will it be. It has been de- cided, in the Cabinet, that the order shall be adhered to. Mir. Van Buren has made it a part of his permanent system. The cabinet was called together a few days ago. to delib- crate on this subject. The result was, as heretofore. that numbers were opposed to the views of Mir. Benton-for he sat in the cabi- net. as one of the members [!l Mir. Butler and Mr. Kendall, it is believed, were most in- iiuential in'support of Mr. Benton's views.- MT. Van Buren broke up tho council, In some confusion, declaring to them that his mind was made up-that he had determined to ad. here to the "order." '"
 This is true. Such ls the determination of the Presidenh for the present. How soon he may alsor it le another mattor. Dut the inilu. enco under which he Ncta, is not likely soon lobe diminished, Buti shnn thls toplc--any. lAg only that tho specie order Ia retained and adhered to' not en the ground on which 6
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Fair Erchange-The N. York Mercantile
 Advertiser, of recent date, related the fol.
 lowing :-"One bright frosty morning. moi long since, a young and beautiful lady, of slender form, wrapped in a flowing cloak
 With graceful bow, entered the dry goods
 store ot MT. -, in Broadway. She was
 not slow to exercise all the "privileges of her
 order," q. e. overhaul half the contents of the
 store.) The counter was covered with rich SILKS, satlns, and velvets-the delicate mann. ; 1actures of Paris, and the more substantial productions of Spitsfield, were in tnrn smb' mNed to her inspection, md after prope, : .auy-h -hke delay, some trifling selection wa: made nnaae' and the pretty purchaser ripped out : casting sweet smiles upon the good lookins young clerks, as she passed down the coun ters. but her actions had not been unnoti cea 1y the lynx-cycd proprietor. He in ; stantiy followed her, and waiting till the, 7 aPProacned the corner of one of the ou;e
 streets leading off Broadway, he tapped he on tne shoulder and requested few minute { At first there was manifestation of ;ndiU ] nant hauteur. but single whisper conyerte,
 me naughty curl of the lip into one of trem Dling terror. and an imPloring look from . Par of beautiful dark eyes. almost unhinre,
 nIS resolution; but a moments refiec
 ton suggested all the advantages her impru
 dence had given him.
 } All sorts ofargument, conscious of the mn
 jesty of fbeauty.were brought to bear in success
 sion upon the feelings of the impenetrabl
 merchant; and hints were thrown out of tn
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Dr. Whiton's Vegetable
ANTI-DILI0US PILLS.

VIE convenience oi u rhenp remedy, in
n the ior,n ot Pills, .nitch Ia the coinncnce-
neni OF most of the ndisposilionsto 10 which we
are Iiahle needs no comu"nt.
Mlny diseases, in their Turning stage, arr
arrested, hy thc.xhihiii" ion ni rrouc, Gnthnrtic
nwh,cint, in'i the oon'.qnent suffering und rx
peDse IRE thrrrby nvnidrd.
All that piliS can nd"ct, in preserving or re
stori,g health--aHd that 1 much may b. cx,
pecied, aud will he derived, from the lincl,
use of,hcse pills.
They are orcn,nrly "xccllcntin ever, var,
ETY. of had aehe. proceeding from II ioui, acid
or bilious 'tate The stomach and in nllh,es,
ishness of tho system, dependent on tho same
canse. Ia short, for every ierangcmcni of the
stomich and h'vels. requiring cn'h,riic ne,ti.
cine. the Vegetable tn'i-Bilious Piilsadmit M
CO nu@iit price IS cents.
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CERTIfIC'HTES.

This may certify, that having becD afflicted
with Aga. aai ne or, in u must aggravated
torn, nr f,,rr thnir twelve mnHtha. w,thuu'
.nuy inicrmissiun, xGppi iur ~ iew day, wht
Il, length peri cIiI cared h, the use 81 nne hos
oI Nublu', Aga nchi,u Lozrngc, aft r having
iited most al the prepntcd rrnrdirs with M
effect such rs Qnin,ne, Bark, aud various com.
v"ums such was ny siignti0n, pr vinn' I"
n4,ns II. l.nztiLr, that wds wh"ily lnGapa
bl, !, doing u. y Kind OF ahur, and rapiii, on
the ''eallns. lew days u" "i it, hnweveT.
wrnlght so ~, at u change, that l wns ahl" T.
Gnnn,rnce work, which haze c"ntinnGI with.
out i:i'rruidi,u ever since, nlihoneh many
mouths have elapsed since. wunid recon.
n,unl tins mtdicinu IN thus afflicted with fe
yer ani Agnr, ms II cue and cilrciunl rnr,iI
Gir thnt di.eaac. OBED TAYLOR.
Sn'". Michigan, Drccmbrr s, 1885.
Icerti:", TINT vas cured OF an inveterate
Agne by ,he use ~ Nuhm's Ag.mc'Ilan Lu-
Mngr. | would rec"mMt nd II IL u ra Iical and
pernnnenl remedy tor that disr'S 80.
N, POWELL.
Dexter Villnge, Michigan. Feb. "a, 1885,
| can cheerful, testify In the sHpcrior ti1ica.
cy o. Noh','s Agnmeti u Lozrnse, ms IL r, M,
dv iuJ Fe,r. aud Agnr. trniu IT. use inihy upn
case, hny,rg hrtn pcItctl. rur' d at Fever amt
Agnr by il, after having made II trial vi va
rious other medicines with no effect.
JOEL NEGUS.
Webster, Michigan, March 20, 1896.
G-t,-This medicine can b, had wholesale
nnd irinil by applying the General A!en,
who will he happy I" sh"w some "i the ve-i
mnny cvrttonts which nnNoli' tied nrr thrung
,ng ~, ~ hy s'n,ling "rh' re ia Strong & MAX
rr, llnlsun, Portage County, Ohio. vr tn my
other regularly authorized agen, IN New York
or PMl,lrlrhlu.
F,r .alu N Rnvcnnn by ]. SWIFT.
IinIsnp, Mnrch9, 1896 Is
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rr n ''1. '. az er'"' .. nu IN, c. o''r' rss as
Vacation stt.i ietrusy ltrm, a. d. 1882.
Francis M,Knisht, |
John B Dtlavtl. and Marcy his
f., JDlr Es ar, aid Matt 'da ". .:,:
his w'te, Itttft.i. Evar aid s"
MIR nm lis wiir, john Nc. .oi
A'iki', iza MIX igh,, and ""''~"'
Jsnt NJ It'd" Slldlra,s, d MI
Tor "hd,r the tge Of tw'n,!-
Che !eIs. }
PuisnaItt TO a. rider oi Il le t,,it OF Csms
m u Plts 't "a d tt,n, n*,t ,he r. brn,
ar! t'in tts,,Oi A u. 1857 II e sad d, teI d.
ants ave her IG' fed tla tht sad fr ncis
tkIirlt Las fl.d III tlt a flee u III. clerk
81 sa'n c'ni', h r. on seI,n 4 f0nh that c
is s, lz' d tee s,n pie as he ir y, law tf JaHes
ht kiitlh, late Gi said c0uniy dt ceased, 10
tLali ~ con ncr wi l. Nshc, Dtha,en ihtcI-
har, d Nni Jol Is I,ia,tr. Ms'ild. EWarf
J. ter" ar ed aithioli EuaIt MniJ AnE EWart
ih't IN irnd viii, tb, RI l.. Euari, John Nc
Night. LIZA Nj XII. HI. az Jane Ma,ilds
ShtdhIas! n.iLtr u".r the sge OF tW, hiy.
ere Yeas, 20 me tquaI ~ ti., d. d s, Nntly
Far, ti Lot unbtr IS, m q, rait ui Spr pg-
IL Id wisi'r or t. W. 81 ,p II nb,r o,e ~ tie
tn'i' Ia gr ct 'swis' ips IN the Conrt cticut
Weston k' stive, ca1ta aid knun b, the
Sh Ter tact, or ,iaet ILn,ltr eight in rad
""tsh'p, "n'alning ere lu died and hry
"rIts tf land be the sane nuie CT tss. And
is.rf ,h't tie "a d r,nistst. srar.d ID and
u" lar OF vur Tthi Gitrie sti' II 10 Kim go
'h' ht nts hnd tceuIy. and uj'! the sane
D. s.v.Ia'y. Which sa d rt,i,rn ~ill be for
hes rig y, the,tAi tenn ti id cturt.
S. l.. AND,
Twas Attorney for Petitioner.
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CHEMICAL PLASTER

| OR RHEUMATISM AND FEVER SORES.
| A y important remedy t,rali ihust whu ar.
I "A hlicteh Win manminatuty complaints
| T., Its easing pain, c"ubteIHGiiig iht Iin,na
| 'iurs. abh giving SPEEDY tcnei without ,iI-a
srcrabl, scnsniluh. aIi,i tot lts acils, siTcugt
"nIhg& s"d"ric proprIiits-mh ctfrcinal remedy
'r The Rheuinaiisu. crnihI,, agut 10 the breast.
ufns, hiu,srs. ru,ula. uid srrts, ulst of III
ius, tv,ry iies, riltIon pattituiatiy ie,tI surss
| Those i'tr.,hA sGftring WITH lv,T co,hI Ilahi
| pulmonary GiscHs, s,,Efnun,aii"n on the lung
| with pains III the sidt ani! br' hsi, hra"ach"
| ;,alns and wrakntss III the back, viii find trlI
,, rm'l III all caats II may W used with SAFETY IL
tie pain bt i" The JOINT, il has pro, ed niost e
! 'riual by applying II I" The feet. II sh"uih
lt spread thin SOFT leather or i'aptr, aiid np
Piled 10 r ns near to The ;smrt afflicted us pos
.ihIe. In cas-, oi sel, re- ,fnrntttiun, bleeding
! auh - i!"se ur twnu z, htn Ply sic may be- he
""ssnry, and the plaster Wants changing, aud
ih,n coat added ever, twenty t"n h"urs. In
case oiitvrr sore, 'ni'S use o' syrul, made ~
itr i}ur"nck Root iur some weeks wur'I }.
HaIhl aiii itpiu'rtnbt.
II will he tun, highly useful for is on
the itrf, ais. tor Sirnins aud b, ~ .lur>es
Mn.p and "h. ahrrsni. aud it' IL T., E
DEAN, AT his Drug ~ Me ical St""r, Wtst.
dsin Ct"n'anqur c"hn'l, N. !.
REC OAI.NENi,.41iONS.
T" THE AFFLr1'n--I hs maj certify, that,
having h'rr "fi '"r tive y,afs la.i with
HlAi the nut I, ,"ii the ~ it"us rhfuis atism,
'ninl hi, Iegs, aud -,ci, 81 that The C"Itls cun-
ir"ried, nuI lost the nsr u! ,htun, H. great
mca>nrr- III, F"t rsi e"ialiJ, lad Itc"ue AL
most nsrlrss, that fnW caii,h IN ply ysIcians,
tr,n ryrty qnnitr, both B"t"IW Pih Ap"liic.
cary. i'i,,ut a"J Il, ct. AMI hh,iLg matcnse
ni'hr Chrmicai pla,tel, which has RI lI,e'i tie
from ,,hin, Li"se'i thr cords, aih Restored: Uy
iMbs bs to health n II shuii 'n,r.
MARIN CRANE.
MP"ton, Jnly rs, 1852.
This may Grriir, that have been afflicted
with the r. ermat,.n. IN my shnnntT. III snCh u
mn, Htr that could net i"i.r my hand 4" hy
ttad,H ,Hr,i nrpleh the ,ihuraI plnsIer,w
Effected II cure III lc.s than 4S h,urs.
Mr.. T.. WILCOX.
jamestown, S"p'cn.brr ~, 1882.
have witnessed: in nn ,n,etrrair case of
FtNtrs'rr, al n"ur ,enis Sianding. ~ my tam.
~ IAN rhtne cure WAS Pil.Gtt", y The hb'',r
Piu,i, r.rn ah"ut 'onr weeks. WM. BkI rION.
ntsIh"il, Jun, a. 1886.
hnvc hetn afflicted tot six years with nn
ihi'h"iha'niJ rheumatism ~ my tret nn'' limbs
II 'chdrd With ng"nlzihg pain, drpIisiiis Mt ui
sIerE hE'i care NJ tine, night aha day have
s"ncht ~ VAN tor mr, zeal rGliei. untIi hrhring
"' he Chemical Ptast,r. s"td b! L. Dean,
which has nti 'rdcd inIhr.!iniP reliei. My iret
W. r" IL such n:"ny that il secuted ns il ilry
""nm spll' open. applied plaster AMI !"
few h"ur- they we're perfectly easy anh Tree
from pain. Nj. CHASE.
Nrsrhrld, Aug. s, 1853.
GN3"F"r sale hy ISAAC SWIFT,
ApII %, 1925. Rnyrniia.
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T.. WHIT Fps
TOO1 Hal HE DROPS.

NE "niJ SPEC iIu "v,i !et "i,ith 4" tii
Public, irum winch iatit t. ] HI d ,In.h.
"thtcnrt may bc OhiaIln q, iitl Gisn:nr
ME pain, the tuuth.acht with HTS nt' mlnLt
wis: such as 'ractnrins jnwsin tA,lHtting nt
che 4, eth, which often prov, smorc raiIni Than
the tooIiI.ache its,Ii; ANA colo passjn. fran
the d' caJihs teeth 10 the Jaw, thence 10 the
hta:, prnducIhga rn.umaIn "ncc ion. with
DhiJ oihernnpIGasant effects, such hs tlIsagite,
able breath, bad taste IN the mouth, &c. az.
all ni which nfe nccasiu s,l frrin tuui oi trca,.
''Ig teeth. lam happy III having II Ill ny pow
rr to offer I" the world n IeIhcd, thni wlll not
e"l, rrin"Vr the pa;n, hn' prestr,r the teeth
"r"th iurtbci decay, and Jeiath the Chri"ns
matter if'in such Hs have n 4 commenced arb.
,i'g, aud reninvt ih, tartar AMI all otter filth
rom the teeth, restoring them to health uIni
us. inincss.
CERTftIC.G TIES.
Nr. 1homas Hhat- have lie pleasure ia
ini"rm yuu, that nav, h, Ga using ur I Goth
ache Di"fs III ny racilce ih s,nt time cast,
and nue' ackn"w hhgr shat | tinh IN, ~ iai
SUPP ri" To amy thing have ty,r yt known
"T That nrp'sf.
am we'll Cunviucr, that il will cure most
cits2s "i Io"ih ach, when II is iIh,lJ ann
r"IerJ arPind; nrd ne IL Ew 1,'ks'rx.
p' Renee, am ne, III, III, ul the nrirIon ilai u
wiz INV " WY Htli! fhtC' w
The tee III an,i rrcnn,rtnd il. trriug il nu,
prove II blessing 10 humanity aud advantage
aus to sou'stii.
WM l. BlRKlEY. Surg Dent.
M. so, Suuh FIlh Street,
Scphtnder l2, 1929. rhIind. 4 hla Pi.
EmE, pa y October II, 1882.
The subscriber. having w,tit>s.t ihn Ilcn.
sing III els "i Dr Ihnr..ns " hIt.'s Vtg,i.bh
T""lh ACHE Dnps, III n r'r.suir IL r. cen
ntntling II I" those ~ at arr afflicted wiE ib,
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