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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

III WILMINGTON IN. C9NEW LINE OF
Ex& PACKETS-This line Of packets will hereafter be
York punctually as adyerised, viz:
Schr. ALFRED +. THORN. (new) II. Sanford, master.
Schr. REGULUS C. Mills, master.
Schr REPEATER D. II Sanford, master.
Schr. TELL, H. Hawkins, master.
Schr. TOPIC, Jacob Smith, master.
The above schoones all first class copper fastened YES
se built expressly for this trade very fast saers, command
ed by able and experienced and will regularly
to and from Wilmington throughoutthe year. .
The detention of New York engaged IN TINS trade
having heretofore been and OF complaint inc
subscribers DESTROYS OF emoyDg the same by despachhg
nent such reg their sailing
will give entire sasPcton 10 the shippers and iurher
fer them % give the preference To the vessels oil
this Live ALL transient vessels, which preference
they justly entitled regular packets throughout the
year. through thick and thin We that they shall
invariably sail on the day appointed full or not tu ana TAKE
will insure the support and preference Of all mereb ants enga
ged In this trade both nonresident and resident shippers
and when opposed regular packet rates.
the SANG rates takea by such regular vessel
The subscribers feel grateful for The liberal support ana
onage which they have always received from the date OF
their FIRST establishing this line OF packets isx years sncel
aud respectfully solicit connu OF public iavor and In
return beg leave all shippers that while exertons
10 please and give perfect satisfaction shall be wanting on their
part viii solicit other than
through their advertisements which they again them
they rely upon with certainty of their vessels Away
smiling stated them, usss detained by wind weather.
neither will they circulate false reports In order to obtain
their freight but pend solely straight forward correct
course as uniformly pursued ny them for continuance OF
For the accommodation OF shippers the suhcrbers have
removed from 1870 South street. to their present
the fsot OF Wall street n possible.
goods arded Ia the subscribers VIII be shipped free
Of or any other xpense except what actually
Insurance by any of the vessels of this lse warranted sthe
very lowest
jes HALLETT Brown. So South st. cor Wall.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

"a OLD LINE OF LIvERPOOL PACK
GIN ETs-The Old Line Of Packets vii be despatched
6by the subscribers 70 sail from New York and Liver.
pool on and 18th Of esch monc with the p,on That
wbea the SAILING day falls suaday the ships vii, sail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

SHIP ship E SSs%ss \ 'S g.. NJ: $s::;
ss i::: $....
sSip RUSSELL BALDwIS. j. N Magma, master.
s ssp I ssas DENis s,l' r. ws ::s n...
Ship ST. JOHN, O. H. Hitchcock. master.
"a ~ ss s .sass
are q ns % S s s ss
and hshdsome accommodations, and commanded by
when tho day o. ssSs s 90 sunday the ship viii sail on
the MONDAY following The pde Of passage rs vihou.
jas H. D. HURLBUT CO. n sou.A street
AK MOBILE CIyY LINE PACKETs.-
ez2 The subscribers have established line Of packets
3, to run ssw We. tbs Ro and sv Mobile 70 CONSIST Of
and s !. Composed q he tosw, IL, vessels,
Brig WARSAW, shsiI.d, MASTER
zig PETROL r.s = Williams Williams. master
Brig MOBILE, lnew) =, master.
and BY
ca. be .scsa .. sGS ns .s q pre-
ali goods Tor % tho subscribers win shipped free OF
sIa''' FOR 'ifS g.i.ss w.u
Ia NOZZLE PACK nTs-NEw LINE
S New ss H..
SHIP THAMES jas D. Snow, master.
ship Ship Wan Waasas AN j. 1 Tssssse %' MASTER
snip snip G cAMawbs vs'i s@, K % %s
The above all first ships copper fastened and cop
pered. asd commanded Ivy eyperenccdi - trace n
handsome fnrished accommodations Tor 3oous
forwarded the subscribers will be shipped Tree ofeomns
sion ion For freight Or passage, agP pssTxR co~
"A. SAVANNAH PACKETs-OLD LINE,
patched ss Ses Yos sSd savannah IN d. io lew
s SHIP TRENTON, ,uev) Jas. s Bennett, master
Ship AURURk, (newl ~ r. Durfey, master.
ship kFPuRLfCAN r. W. Foster, master
ship MILLEDgEvILLE. ID. L. Porter, master.
Ship NEWARK. T. Durham, master.
The shove shps all NJ tue first class sutt IN New York
for rsde their sccommoatrsns
elegant and extensive facility viii be afforded
10 shippers Goos forwarded the subscribc~s, will be
shipped free OF all charges those scus ucurred-
Fer ireigh ut passage apply 20
JOHNSON n L0wDEN, ss wallis. New York, or
t1 wAsuBURN LEWIS. ssvsnoah.
"a sAyANNAH PACK Ts-OLD LINE
- The ships cosprlsry ue win ~ despatched
= FROM New orb and savannah IN the wing order
Ship TIRE NToN trevl Jas. 8 bennett mastes.
m AUBIlRN, tpcw) " Durey Master
Hhid Republican, w. Foster master
shin MILL DgEvIILE, D. Y. rsrter master.
ship NEWARK, I. Dunbar master. s.s..l III
The ships all Of The FIRST class ard but In this city
the Their recommendation fcv passen-
ge e~gs.t snd ssssnslve and every facility Viii ~ az
brdes 10 shippers by this lice. N.n
Goods isrwsrdsaio ise ss,.erssrs -i b shippedee
'offme'sn'' pf;sss s Iowpsr ss wa . and
js4 sssr wAsHBURN = ~ Wis. savsassk-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21
FARE REDUCED.
@1 @l @a2

UNITED STATES MAIL FOR PRINCETON TREY.
TON AND PHILADELPHIA
BY Rail Road and Coaches
Morning Line Will leave the foot ,uandt St every
morning 81 soc ck OF the Ne Jersey Ran Road
y New Bru~lck, thence by stage to Trenton, arriving
Philadelphia The same afternoon
Reurning-Leave Trenton AZ 1I} O'Clock, A. a. after the
arrival Of the ofhe Philadelphia and Trenton Hail Road
arriving at New York at "a O'Clock. r. N.
Evening" Line-Lsayes New York. foot Courtsndt 81
O'Clock M passengers viii reach Trenton by o'clock,
lodge and take the Of the Philadelphia and Trenton
Rail Road ARR wing In Philadelphia by O'Clock Am.
Reurn g-Leave Philadelphia at O'Clock, r. ~ arriving
In New York al ~ O'clock A. M.
For apply the Rail Road Office, foot Of Ceurland
81 New York al The old stage Office % South Sd st.
ste Congress Hall Philadelphia and the bar OF zee Rising
sus Tavern. Al Trenon
Passengers from Paterson accommodated b. taking
the FIRST asd last OF the Paterson Rail ad, which Goa
meet with the above lives the uncsn Brrg"n and the
public may rely spon ssuppy ofssges New Bruss~k 'or
For seats ia the above named lines apply Thoras Whit
field Mail Coscb Office, Old No. eeurtlandts 81 near
Broadway, New York.
N.B. Leaves the efce at quarter before A. NJ and
quarter before r. NJ . ...-
New York, Nov. IS. 1887 jA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21
AM NEW YORK Co n !.
MEHCIAL me PACKETS.
I'll III III Ill

- REGULAR COMMUNICATION.
LINE The Subscribers intimate to their friends
with them for the bringing OF their families
running from Liverpool on the Feoruary
and will continue so to regularly every week afterwards
aordng TO emran hs most desirable and eligible
The detention Of vessels at Liverpool engaged in this trade
having heretofore been and just cause o complaint
the subscribers removing despatch
esabishmen, Of such regulations their days ang
will give entire satisfaction shppcrsand further In
any vessels, guarantee they sb. invariably
sail on the appointed day. full not full and take freight
when opposed transient vessel such will In
support and preference shippers by this Line
The employed gr as ne passr
every day didesent ports OF Ireland and Scotland
convenience Of Importance to those residing at the out
their drafts and pos, the
Royal Bank Ireland" paid sight, discount
Or charge every province and sides In the nand
! convenience osly by this Establishment.
Their dra well passage orders can be by
zach month h the yesr Those residing in The country
sddTes, b, letter. po, psa which n w be at
uos . :. 81 South street New Ycrs eporurussco
o. TO sail iroas New vors on the isi ana from Liverpool
5eE6 on the 18th OF each month.
ssv sp P.gs. Ji T.. seSru,rv
sAkkEsft SsR Sis r;S S:.: s Ss
Ship GARRICK, Capt N. b. Palmer 18th December.
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Capt.. Collins, 10th January.
New ship SIDDONS Capt. - 18th February.
Ship SHERIDAN, J. a. Pierce. 10th March
ION. ae s New
combine great speed with us9sual comfort for
Every has been taken In the arrangement
o( accommodations The price Of passage hence sse
for which ample including wines nc Will be provided
without wines he el2o Thef ships will he cemmaaded by
experienced msste who viii make every eiertea 70 give
satisfaction. Neither the captains the OF
these ships viii be responsible for letters parcels pack
ages sent by Them uoess regular bills Of adng signed
therefor. For freight or passage apply tn. -
II. X. COLLINS CO, Sc South 81. New York, TO
WIN. Il JAS. BR0WNG CO. Liverpool
of this line will hereafter armed, and their
other but vessels of war. Us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21
BALTIMORE PACK Ts-UNION

LII BALTIMORE PACKETS-UNION
EHM LINE.-The following vessels will be regularly de-
SsSzkspatched between New York and Baltimore
Brig PAVILION, w. Belly master
Brig SOLON, Il. Bourne, master.
Sckr CHARLES M. SMITH, K. L. Totem master.
Schr iENRY BARG Err, Il. c. Briggs, master.
Schr DIRECT, C. l.. Briggs, master.
Schr LACONIC, J. e. Denison, master.
The vessels comprising this line and fast sailing
nearly all new built of the best materials expressly for the
trade ably the experienced pilots he
be effected the, great
spack will be given, and exeroH will be used by the
masters give satisfaction shippers Goods forwarded to
subscribers will be shipped free For freight
apply to jim. BRIGGS, Sc Old Slip, N. ".
'i23 j w. Brown, Smiths Dock, Bait
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

lbs. j, FRANCIS. DENTlST-Has removed V
continues setiee branches of penstry
the and improved principles Ills premum
tncorr uptibe Teeth the best quality
springs or gstores Took sche drops that viii eure IL
violent tooth ache in ate~ moments, and the
time the tooth, and remove ali from the
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted by Or. Francis. which cam
motion of bat organ without the slightest prs For
an Improvement in this art he has received dipl~aa
Alro EYE WATER DR. " respectfully olicit the sttes-
ton ~ the public To his most extraordinary and efcseos
Eye Water, II has ully proved itself most vsusbe apps
cattn in naam alton and weakness Of the eyes Ihes INST
have been diseased er years. has perfectly cured "a s~
The Rev Asrrison q Thomp.cn street. procured bostis
Of the for Mos Hsisons esd q be sonmene
has the duness and pals, which h@ oeen eress
ve fr many she had used many eye wsler outsey
Tbi. IS to eer,iy that Mrs Ncsstey, Nc FLAMES street,
.,., h,rb an, hspny the desired e0est and
nav say "a we'd me absolute bisdrew therefrve
safsIv reeomme IA most "a and vslusbe eye water
and only requires knew % nahe supersede an ether>
r,an, ~. ,esn,opy Who tsrd the Water
yr. nv Dr Francis have hesitation
iag Il 70 The special notice Of the pubic; -
iIaIms Pastor of the MDougad-st Cbureh.
<,ONsUMPIION, COUGHs, CATARHHs,
4 Ie-Dr Tsylor,-I feel II daty owe TO YOU The
large. u that have afflicted
With cough. papitaon Of the heart loss o reath Sod 9th
or Of disease 81 the lungs and having
other wnhout ana hs
yrg heard atengh ri your Balkan Of vsrvor was pdn-
red NV ore of ry ferds, when had cured " resort 70
feel pleasure that tmeaifb rreNcd oy
q and iralew weeks restored 10 ny usnsl heNsh
wM WOOD. cor Chambers and Gsernwisrh s0
The ssgernes with witch this mot nva1shle nesls'ne
ought unrestricted, sFsrss most useaasccNs ~sr
.reet - ~ a ~ jxLa'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

I'D CHARLESTON PACK ETS-Cemmercia
N LineShe following vessels compose the above line of
-lsrsa<. packets:
Bril- DIMON, Frederick Sherwood, MASTER
Brig CORDE ELLA, Francis Sherwood, master.
Brig BUENOS AYRES, ii. Stuart, master.
Brig FANNY (new) w. Whitesey, MASTER
Brig -. (new.)
The above first vessels built expressly for the
trade and commanded by experienced masters Their
commodatons for passengers extensive, and exertons
will be made please both shippers and passengers. All
goods forwarded the subscribers will be shipped tree OF
commission
For freight passage apply the captains board,
ALLEN PAxS0N, 81 Vail street, NJ y. or
j28 WM. A. CALDWELL l. SONS, Charleston, 5. c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

Extraordi nary flood Of Arrivals--Thc Wall
street Prints again beat by the Herald.
On Saturday and Sunday last, nearly one hundred
vessels arrived at this port from various parts of the
world Of which the Maritime Record of the HERALD
of yesterday contained sirtyseren, and that OF the
Courier & Enquirer and other Wall street prints
only SIXTY three, thus proving that the organization
Of our Ship News Department is more fall and accu-
rate than that OF any paper ever published in New
York. s1 M sHta lnfs .a1a f..
An ysis of these general statements will set the
matter its proper light. ...s
The aggregate Of the marine arrivals in the Courier
& Enquirer and other Wall street prints 63
sells Of all sorts Of which the following the names
ofthose not in the Herald
Zut Of Arrivals Pert Of New York the 10Th and IL
March, recorded inAe Courier Enq~ircr and not Jsxnd ia
fAe Herald:
!" Rondsu, Wells do. q days lRichardson.
Schr. Azula, Salisbury Guyana, q days, Richards
T. Lucy Margaret, Morrill,, Georgetown, IL days
S. Albion, Day. New Orleans, 20 days.
White Oak, Mills Apalacbicoa . d. In A. b. Cooler.
2. a. Alexander Cumming, Sears, Mobile, l6 days.
8. Amanda, Bedell, Norfolk, days. Imam
Thaddeus, walpole, Norfolk DIS, Sturges Clear
10. Michigan Badger. Wilmington, sdays, TO Depeys'er
4 Whimarsh.
H. Leontine, Mech Richmond, days,o Allen Paxson.
Ne I" RgpIus, Mills, Wilmington Dis Hailelt Brown.
Ii. Carolise Samers, Richmond, 10 days
Ia I" Mariner, Row, Norfolk. days.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

Now on turning to the Marine List OF the Herald
for the same day, March IL, the commercial reader
will find that we have recorded 81 arrivals and that
the following is list of eighteen, not OF which
cau be found IN the Courier any other Wall
PRINT
lat Of aripas at thu port Of Nw York, the 10th and lila
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21
nOCTOR CARPENTEh,s PECK ST.
~ DIsPENSAhY, NO. a, PECK sLIP, 6rsl

d 'A,.D-sih bEkNAHpUs LEDEboEK tshss he
at he opened Apotbecsrys Store No 81 Chambers
doors Chatham, where he will be happy
day night upon ihose who honor him with their Do
snsgs He has studied In Europe and for the
months he employed IN The well known establishment o.
Mr. j. haban where he trusts he has given eRtire sssis
faction.
Medicines OF the quality viii be BY him. and phys
claus prescriptions WILDE put with and despatch, and
Of the Io~rstterms possible. nSSe~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

~ COMMERCIAL LINE OF CHARLES
6645 TON PACKETS.-Ths following vessels compose the
above Line of Packets
Brig DIMON. Fredk. Sherwood master.
Brig CORDELIA, Francis Sherwood master
Brig BUENOS AYRES, IL Stuart master.
New -, Whttlesey master.
above are all first class vessels built expressly for this
trade and comuan led by experienced masters Their ac
passengers extensive and commodous
and will be made please shippers and passengers
All goods forwarded the subscriber Will be shipped se OF
commissions.
or apply on board Murray and
Pine ST. wharves to
JOSEPH TINKHAM r. DIMoN,
81 South st. up stairs, or
WM A. Caldwell Il SONS,
i24 Agents, Charleston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

LII DARIEN, (Geo) LINE OF PACKETS.-Brig
eE@ AMELIA STRONG, X. T. Brown, nlasts-
-7zs~& Brig PREMIUM, j. Coburu master.
Brig MACON, A. Bbbnsr master,
Brig DARIEN, e, L. Buckley, master.
Brig NEW JERSEY, Is. Matthews, master.
Scbr, ID. b. CRANE, Studley, master.
The subscriber has in connection with Messs Hawes Mitch
ell Collins, Of Darien Geo. established the above line OF
se built expressly for The above trade all copper asten
they have also three the river All
goods forwarded to the agent New York will forwarded
free of commission. n NJ DEMiLL 1876 FrontsL
A line OF stages from Daren 10 Macon three times
week also a steamboat to ST. Augustine twice week j23
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

The aders their reputation the
guarantee OF Inc qualities OF The accommodations
surpassed combining all be required
fort Passengers will be supplied with every requisite.
Goods Intended for these vessels will be by the
subscriber free from any than the expenses actually
CURED on Them For freight or passage, applyto
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12

advancement Of civilization, the improve
ment Of the arts, and the records of his
tory, would all aid him in his pursuit.
In these he may discover the footprints OF
the human intellect, 10 It's progress from
infancy TO its present Strength ana malu-
riiy. But when we regard tie Christian
minis,e. in his high relation as an am
bassador from heaven, every other consid-
GRAFTON would sink into comparative in.
significance. contras,cd with his im2era-
tive obligation and his momentous respon-
sibilily. Here he is to aid the human
mind in graphing with its most difficult
problems. Here lies the field where
sceplicism is to be disarmed, and where
in6delity is to be met and vanquished.-
Here is the ground upon which the las
decisive<battle is to be fought which is t
give to truth and religion their ultimate
and destined triumph. But this subjec
will justify us in proceeding to some NOR
specific considerations.-Ch. ReOissc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-14

sovereignty Of the States, contcndinp ,bn;
the Statrs, under the Constitution. were
exactly what in fact they were, by posses
ION of jurisdiction aud Territory, when tbey
came into the confsderacy ia 1879, and
the Union in 1889. Il is obvious that thi
position, If II can be mHintained, goes Inio
the rear of the Compliments camp, and
turns his battery.
Mr.. Senator Souihard, who was the
leading Counsel for Rhode Island, lent alI
his force to destroy this position Of the At
torney General Of Massachusetts. Mr..
Hazard, BY whom it is said this controversy
Has been mainly promoted in the Legis-
latare of his State, contended himself with
explaining the title and claims of this State
as set forth by the Bill, and the grounds ON
which It was placed.
Mr.. Sou.hards's argument lasted for the
greater part OF thee days, and was marked
by extraordinary effort and ability.
1t was obvious that he had been taken
IN some respects unnwsres. In many parts
of his speech there were indications of pro-
found and most diligent research.
Mr.. Webster closed this Interesting case
in one of his ablest efforts-goiug into an
examination of the general aud the partic-
ular objections to the jurisdiction of the
Court, and taking u minute review of the
statue provisions and Judicial decisions ap-
plicable to the case.
On the whole, it is very difficult to an
tcipate the decision Of the Court. If the
decision on the point argued is made in
favcr of Massachusetts, it ends the case,
but if otherwise, it opens new Investiga-
ton on several important questions not yet
brought before the Court.
believe there nre no people Tot those Of
the "Northern Hive" who would have so
important n case, and one So extensive in
its effects pending between their respective
States, without feeling and exhibiting more
interest than this has excited, on The soil to
which i, refers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-14
MISSISSIPPI.
Extract from letter to the Editor OF
the Globe, dated
TRISTAN BURGES.

Extract from letter to the Editor cJ
the Globe, dated
JACKSON. (ii.) Jan. 22, 1888.
hasten to- inform you Of the resul, of the
Senatorial election, which took place to-day
Messrs. Bodley and Henderson were put in
nomiua,lon by the Wings. The former
received 80 and the latter 25 votes. Hon.
J. F. Trotter received 50 votes on the frs,
ballot, and was declared duly elected to fill
the unexpired term occasioned by the res
ignation of the Hon. John Black.
The Wings made every effort and strain
ed every nerve. Six or eight members e.
lected, pledged to vo:c for Democrat, vio-
lated the wishes of their constituents, and
went for the Wing candidates. The hank
Democrats $50 to speak voted for the Wings
alsc. Several local questions have divided
the Republican party, or our majority would
have been much larger. The State rights
party went for the Federal candidates to a
man. Under all the circumstances, I con.
slider this election a decided triumph.
| Judge Trotter is man Of fine legal nj.
,ninments, aud has grea, weight in this com.
muni,y. lie 10 a firm and uswayerins
Democrat Of the Jcffersonian school. oppo.
sed to national bank, opposed to monop.
olies, in favor Of reform Of the bnnkin,
system, and Of the divorce Of Bank and
State.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-14

and preparation of the South Sea expedition.
Laid on the table. The North Eastern
Boundary question was taken up, and Mr..
Evans, Of Maine, moved its reference to the
Committee on Foreign Relations. with in
structions to report bill providing for run
ming the boundary line according to the
tre.ty Of 1893, and gave review Of the
whole subject. On Tuesday. the first busi-
ness in order was the motion Of Mr..
Evans to refer message Of the President Of
the United States, with sundry accompany
ing documents, to the Committee on Fore
to provide for surveying the Northeastern
boundary line Of the United States, accor.
ding to the provisions Of the treaty Of peace
Of 1888. The objection made yesterday
for leave 10 bring in this bill being with
drawn, Mr.. Evans accordingly brought IN
tho bill. moved its first and second reading,
md reference to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs. Mr.. f. then resumed his remarks
n, the point left Of yesterday, going into
mn extended review Of the whole subject,
to the CORES pondenec and other
documents bearing upon it. Mr.. F.. ron-
cluded by moving the printing Of three
extra copies of the docnmen, re-
erred TO. Mr.. Fairfield then took the
y.x.~ k..e
- whose motion the House anjourned.-
On Friday but little ofimportnnce was done.
bill authorizing the Washington Nation
j Monument Society to erect a monument
o the memory of George Washington on
'ublic grounds, and bill for the relief of
he heirs Of Robert FULTON, were both read
third time and passed. The House nd
ourned ill Monday.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-14

mase1 The old quiz ofa mother had been
. rreat obstacle in her eyes but no soon
Or va, old Mrs. Rowland safe n' Bedford
than she persuaded Henry to invest the two
thousand iivc hundred pounds which lin
s,esd Of Eve thousand) formed the dowry ol
the bride, in house and furniture in Wig
more street the shop floor of which was
TO be occupied by himself, and the remain
der let in lodgings. She felt that. when
thus eligibly situated, she should be less n.
sbarned Of acquainting the Marchiones' of
Randsley (who cared not a straw about the
mater) that her granddaughter had thrown
herselfaway On humble tradesman. The
shop was handsomely fitted up. Foreign
fruits Of the rarest kinds displayed their
vnrie gated hues in the windows. "Another
year." said John Cooper. on paying them
his bridal visit. and admirng The tall glass
Jars Of preserves and brandy fruit, which,
purchased wholesale in the city formed part
of the stock" another year, Hntty, yeo
will know how 10 help in all this, and lend
q hand to the business.
ITO be Continued.