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WIN. PRINCE 3 SON will make sales Of Trees and
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Societies deliverable the purchasers at such period in
the spring as convenient to them, and Will enter into
Contracts accordingly Prices and terms for the Trees
ana Cstings will be forwarded TO all who may apply for
them by mall as well prices for Silk Worm Eggs, Null
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vigorous and as first imported the genuine tree, pur-
hasers are sure of obtaining the genuine kind 1t is from
ths source and from the great attention paid by them
that the trees they have so have given universal salts
faction.
Flushing, near New York, January l, 1889.
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WIGS, SCALPS, TOUPEES, &c. made to order in
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ITO PARENTS AND TEACHERS. a meeting on
l Education in the Hall Of Representatives." at
Washington, held Dec l3, the following resolution was
adopted,
Resolved That this meeting consderthe School Book.
called Towns Spelling Book" an original work of
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words and at the same time their spelling is learned, and
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Together with all other late works. to the sub.
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handwriting during the Revolution, and other interesting
documents.
few copies Of the above just received for sale by
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WEDNESDAY, December 20, 1888.

SPEECH OF MR. BELL, Cor TEssEssEE,)
On me Message Of tie President of the United States
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Miss Akens Memoirs Of the Court Of Charles the First
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JUVENILE BOOKS, &c--i. TAYLOR has on hand
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HISTORY OF THE lNQUISIrION IN | volume
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

Cath That il still moro wonderful! Nor yet
a. In your 'pirita &
Cath Most wonderful Of all!
You do not mean to say you have the heart
To fight with me? ~
Sir R. That you shall see anon.
Cath-Anon, sir now! But where are your good
Sir R-H ..si [sn Otto and Sir Conrad come for
Cath-Gentlemen, am sorry for the fall
You got in fitting for the Countess; but
IT Is nothing to the one which he shall rue,
Your life
Sir R. And beg nv life!
Gath Now what's the use
Ofpondcring on that which must be done. ),
Do not you know, sr-you have borne cuns
A thousand times, as well know you have,
And know you not bold face never yet
Made bold heart? Down on your knees al
once:
valor won't come for stamping sir! entreat
-FOUR friends to hold you; that's better way
10 pass for abrave man.
Sir R. I'll smite thee.
Cath Do!
If You dare! Throwing off cloak
Ha! have brought thee TO thy knec at last sir?
Said not would bring thee TO thy knees?
Beware, l say not will keep you there
Countess Yes, Catherine Sir Rupert
Sir 70 happiness
Sir R-Thou still vast gracious to me.
Countess For thy truth,
Attested by thy jealous poverty.
saw thy honest love for Catherine,
In secret cherish d, as thou thoughts-as one
Conceals costly treasure he has found,
And rightfully may keep but being poor,
Doth fear to own through the worlds charity
Thy Catherine, before thou fear DIST to GLAZING
Is RENDERED back to thee, confessed thine own.
And with her, tender'd thanks for sacrifice
In self denyng love and trust TO me.
Cath--O more than paid in proftng her friend.
Countess to bepad! Huon, canst thou forgive
The scornful maid for the devoted wife
Had cleaved to thee though ne'er she own'd thee
lord?
Huon-I nothing see except thy wondrous love.
Countess Madam, our happiness doth lift to thee
Its eyes in penitence and grattnde
Thou, chief in station, first to give desert,
Despite its lowliness, its lofty due
o, thou hast taught lesson TO all greatness
Whether of rank or wealth, that 1 is the roof
Stately and broad never meant to house
Equality alone whose porch is meier
SO proud, as when it welcomes in DESERT
That comes in its own fair simplicity.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11
Correspondence 81 the Herald.1

JAMES c. BgNwETr ESQ.
DsAR Sis.-Tne Indians here arc watching around
awaiting themselves Of every opportunity 10 cut of
the whites. A. Mr.. Weedman of this place and a
young Jew were shot dead on the 25th inst, about
miles from ST. Augustine, on the road leading to
PIcslata. Captain Seare, formerly aid 10 Gen. Jes
sup, and small son OF mr. Wcedman were wound
ed Ut - supposedly morally. The negro boy Who
carrisd the mail from ST. Augustine, and two hsrses
which he conducted were lakcn, and have not been
heard Of since. The mail, I Suppose, will be carried
to Sam Jones, who will cause IL 10 be perused BY
some Indian negro, as there are many who read.
The Indians which were captured by Lieut.. Hanson,
have just been sent from this place TO Arksnsas and
y IL supposed that this murder was committed for
the purpose ofinterceptiRg The mail IN order to inform
themselves Of the disposition that had been made Il
their red brethreu.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11
MORNING HERALD.


Ry- GOVERNOR THsMsoN's SPEECH to the Legis-
lature Of Upper Canada, and yesterdays LEGAL In
rELLreENcE, sc. will be found on the eighth page Of
this day' paper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

THEArRicALs-F Forrest is playing at the Bowery,
Mrs. Fl,xwam At the Park, and Mrs. Somebody
a, the Chatham The revolution is going on. The
new theatre will nsver be but-and the old theatres
find fFicnlty to get on. The truth is, people arc
becoming religious philosophical, moral, witty but
not theatrical. Plays read, but who cares to
see them acted7 Newspapers alone, occupy, mo-
nopozc and govern the world
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

TIE CANALS. The Ohio and Erie Canals are both
free from ice. But few boats running the for
mer as most of them have been laid up for the win
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

70 PRorEssoR BRoSsos gives another lecture to-
night Music, singing, whispering 2, lisping, reading,
speaking Good. We should like toh hear Blancard
of,he Globe, or sleison, Of the Asor give lecture
on eatlrp and Crinking.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

vILlE Ds LvoN PAcKET Sur. Tho lady ane
daughter Of Rober, Walsh Of Philadelphs, are asc
pssscngc in this ship She has not been heard from
lad il ma be that she puiinra Cork, as reported.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

No CuAser.--JoLn c. Calhoun says. he is as much
opposed 10 the tariff ~ ever
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

. Cum,ovs March "A curious foot race has taken
place between Townsend and Moustjoy for eco
aside. The conditions A. follows ITO walk twenty
miles; run one mile; walk a mile backwards; bun.
die heap a mile; wheel . barrow mile, and pick
up forty stones one yard part, with the mouth =
Townsend completed his JOB while HE oppoa' nj had
twelve stones to pick mp. The time 10 not stated.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

The wrATHER cleared OIL, as we said il would,
cold and bracing, but not SO much 10 close the
river yet while The shone brightly oil day,
and there were only few white clouds flying over
the city, All traces Of the storm had passed away.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

h The course OF the morning. The soldiers we're
in high spirits, slatsd It the thought Of the fun
they would have with the Ouch girls on the Hill
debarrsck hills; the Ulcers were very sad and
low spirited, for fear the Dutch farmers should
pick them Of A. they did the British oHcers in the
revolutionary war. The soldiers wives were run.
ming about with babies in their arms, crying and
carrying blankets, biscuits, &C., little bottles Of
brandy, for their husbands. The young girls were
very diseonsolatsd in the first place thereare about
20 80 splendid miliory balls to come of soon tn
this city, and the absence of the handsome yonng
soldiers would knock up all their little arrangements
and thenthsy feared that the soldiers weroeher to
be knocked up themselves, or knocked down with
balls from the Dutch farmers, tbs flashes from the
bright eyes of the Dutch girls. 1t was funny
cession Of scenes throughout the day One young
lady gave her lover white pocket handkerchief,
worked with her hair telling him to staunch his first
wound with it, and il he died have it sent to her bath
cd in blood. wife was crying, cob dear Jenny,
nv husband. will one blanket do you love' If not I'D
go home and get the one off the girls bed" A sister
brought her brother night cap and two pair OF
stockings, and lint and bandages and adhesive
plaster, and the getting quite SENTIMENTAL
when orders came 10 dispense, and meet at noon a
gain this day in the Park to parade. They expect
orders TO march upon the Dutch insurgents to day;
and If they should reach the farMs of Rensselaer,
wyck, all the pigs will sqaeal; al the hens out of
the coops will run away, and the chickea in the
coop will halloo. Bat we prophecy that there v in
be more brandy than blood split before the small
potatoe war il ended. Tomorrow shall give
complete history Of the whole Rensselaer, family
from the great prvateering Kilian down the pre-
sent day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

Esp F.isA. thoa'rs brave
c c IS. S'ss No,
Emp Gods rock
c c.:.s He 'A.ll"s' marry what.
Agsins
Cosatess- Vast thos The Empress Of the world,
I'd saw 10 thee agan--he shall not marry
Emp--Thou knowest let
Emp The troth he pledged
To Catherine-you see am advised
Ofall The marriage is annulrd.
mp tits!
ouptess-How.
emp By the church!
Countess The church And yet
He shall not marry.
Emp What /! Not marry thee :?
l'np-The hand that design for him
Grown Of my favor, his deserts-is thine
Not mine, my girl-the guerdon fair for which
He would not take my empire in exchange
Ay, with my hand, to boot
Countess My liege, my empress!
Emp-My fiery queen. and have tanned you now!
Tanned you so soonl halfrepent me ON Z.
Mines the true spirit namesake! 1t admires
To see itself in others Faith, my glass
Never reflected me more honestly
Than thou did'st even now. Listen to me.
am my Huons friend and nothing more.
Rise Now well talk as sister does with sister.
Hther thy Huon bears me company
Unwarn'd to what intent until to day;
Until today, in darkness that the bar
The church with thy fair aid, twixt him and
Did set-the church, at my persisting suit, [thee
Hath quite annuli'd; and now he's in the lists
Striving TO win thee! He that never yet,
In strait Of life death, much less tilt,
Sufer'd defeat. Irrumpets]-rhat flourish is
the close.
Smile, at il girl! II makes thee Huon's wife.
Huon-ne the serf-but nobleman-
Nor noblcman alone! This hour prince,
For thv fair sake!
Countess (dejectedly to herself1-Would he were
v.ts still the serf
Emp--Dsiected girl!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

SHERIDAN KsowLss NEW PLAY.-We publish
this day the complete play of Love" by Sheridan
Knowles; price tsco cents We desire our reader
to pcruss il attentively. Miss vandenhof-theb beau
tifu, the accomplished, the talented, the peerless
actress of the day-wil soon appear in il, and i
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