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JxETEH.ALI&T
BOOK ESTABLISHED En- L,

No. 10 FILTON-.IN.-F.T
VJ-pPF my l., obtained soohs Pamphlets &c OF
~ cye-y lcscrigon i4,c,ae and retail A. pu,h'd At
tho o-- E,sbl,.hr. tie urivc2-t Uron I'D the N"Wlak
Christian Messenger 10 dccc the hold bt LnN'crAs>
the former per and latter 81 srs' copies oil
the latter cents. 80 rc,, -.
Rcyisu bv the r J. Of Rev E F. Hatfield lat
work Eu ersali,ia eNt-Book OF Modern nersHl'n
l., nov, rul,. hing IN ie>cpnp az
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SrArr Of NEw-loRS,
pECToRAL HONEY OFF LIvEEwoKT.

NOR Cold. Asthma Whoopng Cough SHORTAGES OF Breath
tue Heart and Lungs leading To C"NSUMP
TON Reader you tried m-dsne. for cold Have
Won had ba;ie N0NllI.S ELECTORAL. HONEY OF LIVER
WOHTi Try Il is aurcdy the best medicine offered 10 the
The tendcrcd AMI the high ulogunr- this
last those who IL superior
from this t4t induced To make
possible though HIS Increasingly received the Pubc
baton amounting thousand bottles No pun
or la. the sufferer Satery col
orc ouil medicine thereby ho,enlns adisec
crmiultonthc pull alone sustaining the hopes o the
tcat, until hopes
The preparation Of the Honey of Lverwort .oy ssmposed Of
vegetable supple but IA combination not
calculated the nmcstc disease but in'soratc the
system generally No offered a public be said
to health great numbce
complaint, Noair. Pcctoa Honey Of Lnerwor Ii should
the fra synptom Of cold
the numbers lo-ig
thetrl iyss especially coa-uI-pIi,e
This offered the pubic the low of Two Shl
ng, accessible all For sale the principal cp- q Madison
street., Catherine Reted by Of the prnsp" Drug
city every principal city hrous ,hs Un
States.
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From the Sew-Ys.ker.

PLAYER OF THE INDIAN GIRL.
op Law N. no, in the cold, damp ground
Far fr..n lie and It's cry soand
There the toad AND the .erpen. have the'f ce'i'
And pools OF cold water ever dwell
There no flowers spri1r, 10 birds sing
No i.sec. spreads its rainbow ~ing.
IA, ;,o,s he sun. and the free, free ar
Law me not there LAY me TOT 'he'e'
Pr. choose sc four .aplin-s. tall and green'
s,,.;,,, and strong. as nave been;
plan, them on the high bank mere
,rd among their tops hurdle rear
And on /, high ms coin lay;
rice y.iI1 | rest and inoulder away,
yvtile below ciides on my Own brigti; river,
Ba,h;.r in sun and inoonbeams ever.
In no s.nnicr spo, haiti my wig~am stood
Here have lured the pike from the food
Here haze watched, by the evening star,
TIL my tribe returned from The distant war
And when they como back, in coming days
And rest them here, from the weary chase
And this vale with the strains Of ,neir glee shall ILL.,
would, though not OF, be among them still
1 am soin- to join nay sister band
They bec.on rae now from the Spri,Land;
But lay me not in the cold, damp ground
Far from life and It's merry sound.
On. nevcr could rest, VITA the sod on my breast
Buried deep in the earth could NOT be bles';
Bu, high. is tie breath OF the glo.io95 air
Lay me there, o lay me there j y W.
.or,r Ill., hpri 1r4
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NO. PECK SLIP.

AoCToR CARPENTER cehinues usual devote entire
personal attsaon &c general dates Of profession
Those have III. victims n
unqualified and unPrncpled chartan With which
IN consequence the a1y ofo laws regulating
iesio respectfully reelected sail established Disen-
.ay No Peck dip where thousands
al happy dchserahcs from diseases
To Dr. Capeaer bess add that he i. native
and TO the manor bo'n that he graduate Union Goe
received m diploma this lclsxns 10
tate the New York Medical socy sery thirty
practice and This city
ne speedily and efccually as patients
Separate entrances. Chuyes ren,on,le al, l.,
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UN!yERSALIST BOOKS.
rV,HEOI OGICAL DISCUSSIONS, between Ezrn Stlrs

rv,HEoI oGICAI DISCUSSI0s, Eza StIe Eiy D.
tr.v;crian Thomas, UEIycrsist-a able orb
be IL ,t.,ls Of every
EXrosroS xp DrrrNcE USGvEEsiL1sH by Rev d. i'an-
,on-a hi.aly valuable work.
As incuMST FOR CHRISTIANITY bs Rev. D. WIiam.ona po-
pu,r woyAcve >hee'ef ~ christianity should read IN, "o'
Trf uxv.Rs.Lsr Eook Of rsse by Re- Mcnzes
Rnvnc--.ioul bc IL every f:n'ly
rTTrgs Bgow D. H. oil h lecture against
Unner,ai-in. BY Rev. r. }. Sawyer.
FTrgs TO Re- EpwtS + .rvtLp rcriaw OF his Sermons
the 18th Of Mntih4w-by Rev. Il. r. Hallock.
,rrsas REmSGTos IN review OF his Lectures
against Universities. 49,.
rrs Of the first Preachers OF Universal
Ia Am"rIcA.
Will, rrca, variety other Unvcr,ai,t iooks rsanhts &c
for sale wholc>.. vt CNIVERSAST COON SItBLlSh-
MI.Nr 10 Eultonrecl BroaI.ay and Nassan a2G
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.o,nGsstckich address The en-, are issf. d.d de,
=, one ,tgrt hour; 5p. thai tci;cl. strikes me eye
Lires ;ong upon The mind; ne yte41A ,'SM
.r....r t,,ios Ia
STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY,
No 25 MURRAY STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
KEW VnpK

MIR TcWNDROW, Professor stenocrPby "sntd mort ~
vi friends a." pubhc VA gcheaL
, he has orcnr here he teach
iuc and highly approved net9od OF w'g SNORT
mas rccoqd pronounced and preserved IN 'rG' O" 20
tgrc period t the utmost csc ease ana
wis feel 10
study md prp cmcnt the m'l scr
mons and Valuable lecture. tey hear from time To lime,
have now opportunity oscinrins practical as wen
cctal acquaintance truly interesting nd very usoin
accomplishment, ,.,
given Schools and Private Fanatics m any Part oil me
Civ and it, vicinity whci desired.
Til. terms iuru.to hirh otherwise Than
together with the of o>c individuals 10 whom
permitted To refer be known b! appyl's 20 MN IS
a-y. all time, tA pie rc IN explaining me
pccularc hs short Hast aud method oil ea'hhs mo
same to such Is nay favor HIM With Nisi
Young Gentlemen qualify themselves 10 re-
port for the yre and s,uar science, are es
calf aterSs inducements can c o'rca
be .p0cd cl.r pu-.nit az LIN
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Eitcrarn Flltellio
AMERICAN.

w II. BrRLEcH, lnvorably known the readers of the
Ncw-Yorkcr V. G. Alyn about publish volume Of
his Miscellaneous. Poems Mr. Burlcch readers will
bear witness has written many pieces excellence
and volume udcicusly selected would form valuable nd
dition to American poetry.
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AN INVALUABLE NATIONAL, WORK

II WALKER III Fulton just published hand.on.
" volume Of 80 the Addresses ard Messages the Pres
derts OF the United States from Washngton Haop Iaaugu
RAJ tdces together with the Declaration Independence md
,iiiai'on OF the tncd States wh tina The book !. in
dre. 10 the Sacsnaa Politician and no brar can he
complete without A' >A4 oe
For those who wish it. the Duhher has got I'D
edo' WITH his MY flashed Portrait by HApn Esq and
F VI W. --'e iannehied ffcsic21t AL imT 3uYa
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interesting inf rna0l. and furnishes eNee!.e''' -'
material flr the History Of Li;"raturc
A. aDoRss. TMs sruOr NATURAL H>ToEf' by 'o'a o.
Pow on THE SOVEREIGNTY HSo: Rs Joan y 'on
These TWO productions were delivered eors inc Liter
arv Society Of Pennsylvania College inc 10Th OF epr
arr last, The address appears to be veil written and a,
cate. the study OF Natural Hs,-ry earnestly and peaSinF
though with no very profound philosophical insight INTO the
character Of the subject the la"1 which proper STUDY
it, branches /, calculated to dcvclor The grounds or
which he urges is cultivation are the influence when "e
subjects exert on our happiness ard prosperity because their
study afford amusement an interest 10 the mind III
dcc habits of nice discrimination leads many valuable
discoveries affords employment 10 the ni and sN
ats our views Of the Grcu Creator These may b. very
rood reasons wiz the several branches OF Natural Scenc.
should studied but they exceedingly superficial and DO
no, at all touch the great features OF the subject Studies %
.ed viii, no other motive. tina. these would probably &c pro-
ductivc OF but little benefit the mnd Beside this pre-
cisc , same reasons may be urged with equal force for The
culture of other bruncc Of knowledge; they present there
fore nothing dis,inctivc peculiar TO c Natural Sccnce-
and are in TIL, ranfcstly defective
The PoEu by Mr. Milton quite long. written in tocra
bic flank verse and for temporary occasion may have been
we'll enough We nothing in however winch would
give high rank as Poem, does it cyncc Any very de-
cded Poetic genius the part of tina Author 1t ocfs with
scene in Paradise, representing company OF angels
convcr,ing together subjects and wondering II ihe
might not lawfully srck know Of the great Creator
works and wisdom; tho resolve despatch Two ."it-
winged messengers to explore ms Kingdom,
and down
Whatever OF inerc., they could zee aHd hear
The assembly breaks up roll and the Angels then
find themselves by somc unknown impulse again crowdns
spot where their former deliberations were held
On coming together the capcnr and mike
due report The first tells briefly of his journey through the
wide realms of the universe and of the and worlds that
he encountered The others narrative composes the main
part Of the Poem He gives history of the Eara Creas
ton of the Fall and tho history OF the world through
The Jcw, ages the appearance of Christ, and the early
Christian Church down to tic Reformation. We
think tina, the Poem possesses any high merit there is but
little power OF imagination displayed ability in the nNen-
ton or skill in the arrangement of the story and The measure
lacks smoolncss and the dignity becoming the subject
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NANsSsAlHO4tt ~
coupi[IS(; TIE OLE YORK ASD OHIO IN. NEW
yosK LINE, AND UTICA AND soi + W. 49, S
FREif;Hr ANb PASSENGERS WIS., y, al -, rof % Tie
I'm. Cans, lake. uroa N>ehs"h ara W Vac T",o md Va
aud Mrr. han viii tnd !" theT su'ant'Se 10 esl al
49,, osc, lbs sroaA Str-mbN' !" ~ Ut a AZ fA
'e'f street three Canal Boat OF
from me % " "a, from i.sny For frsh OF Passg, ,p
ply to HoAh NUGn Nan q co Albany NY.
JiMES C1iAPPELL & co. Roehe@ief' ~ I
f.. :. REACH =.
A. NJ '< Propriesor-.
AGENTS
corn OtTYNN CO Cleveland Ohio
DAVIS 4 SMITH. r.rtriouti, olo
porR WERB X co. Detroit. Aicliean
ia, KKISTIl, Il PORTER. Che-=o Illinois
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IN CszANCERY.-fEroar THE We cgASeELL9R-IH t

IN CE7ASGEsSY.-HEro7E THE VicE CUAScELIoR-lR the
matter petition Thcophiu H. Baldwin aud Mary Cornc-
La Baldwin, infants. TO sell real estate
y rirtu, of Chancer nude the above
cause subscric conjunction with Joseph w Bald" m
public The Nceant, Exchnnra IN the city OF Now
York. day May ISL IL O'Clock al aoon OF that
day,
All certain dwelling house and lot of ground known ~ nc
number one Pkc-.trcr situate living being the Seventh Ward
oil fifty tse SIX inches to the
Bounded westerly In front BY ilNr
fforncrv .auc .tr.et, ca the by alley leading
into East Rroaiwav norery BY the lots Of land fronting Division
street -oucry by ground om"ry Robert Elders containing
each twenty feet feur incrs and IN
widening al Pkecet my tive feet
privilege the said alley, leading from Last
Broad way o the OF tho snid lot
Dated 30th April, ISL
60 MARTIN TlCHENOR, Special Guardian;
on;-. a, III. nr.r,;,., IN
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DIX. =. &. HEN ETT.

SPRING-STKEET. Wooster, (foi usry sf ssn-
30 Practice coaiued Bisocatisa. Spr cs
Rheumatism Suchg diseased aad
tons. Stifue--. he limb, n sencval.
Dr. H founded the principle celebrated Sweet
of the Eastward References gysa application Dr. H. aelua
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ECONOMY, ECOSOUy

ry1HE GREATEST LuNlNAKY ~ THE WORLD-Thc under
signed respectfully sooii the attention Of the Public
TOCGH'S PATENT SPIRIT LAMPS,
manufactured - Them and OF ch hundreds
the at months this city All who have and e them
acknoseig their superiority for light all other inpso
which tie demand for them csdeEcc They
light three Gas BuTnets aud tie expense FIFTY
the expense of gas
The public them the saberber. No
i' Fulton and reference, Ill be given huy
them
The .ub..rbsrs alAo offer Public the
UNION OVEN.
The dervedy high reputation which enjoys m c,y
and This well
other oven tue eouny Indispensable ar,i
Gle ousc-keepns The Pubic
spurious article d for the Enon the rea mon
Queens but those made BY tho sub>cribsrs
JAMES MYERS Il co, l4s Fulton St
NDThe prices OF the unoa Ovens reduced from tx,
original prices Ono Dollar on each slU #
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KEEP 1T BEFORE ALL GOOD HOUSENEEPERS

10 nc nad 'iJ Grandstrc Ludlow and Essex Oppos
Essex Market.
WIS article Is Ne~ INVENTION for the psrpoc Of Baking
has been IN USE during the last
purchasers to whom h. s,s~ faction they
hA'e expressed temeve- highly grafsd with operation
performs baking Bfcaa Meats Pudag Pies and Cakes charm.
~ ait ahages o! TIM o.an over the old PLAN are
Let he economy and durability oil the this
Oven being about half the old siake
I'd The door behg froa Of tie Oven thereby enabling
chaser TO take the ns greater .cty daager Of
burning heir Hands Ar those opening the top.
3D. IT, simplicity Of arang beng such that
readily understand l' operation and management
7u, The triiing Of fuel
small amount OF labor required and compsct
sT4oe Aeheh Companion and fully stilstoy subscriber
those u,eth
The Original Drop Door Oron he the subscriber
m JOSHUA tNbERllII.l 80 Grand opp Essex Market
mere all orders WI" be Thankfully received punc,u4y aeusl
n b. oil OysEs repaired the ,hnrtc-t uorice a2G In
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the Literary character, and thea traces the ehaFa''e'',''
the studies and tn Joys sorrows OF the YOUTH
and old age OF the of genius Interesting e'sE' on
kded subjects a;ersFer-ed and 'h' volume 'one'as
with an effort to the character OF James iF '
rcproac and oboquy which all historians have cast upon II
The whole work thu. sr's most valuable source OF most
interesting inf naon and furnishes excellent and abundant
material f,r the History OF Iernturc
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Pefa.on,r. III, Aprh, I-4l.

The Indians frequently the dead If Young upon platform
-a,-d sore .iN or eight feet ifom lie ground
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"a Eo,e. Lii, Pill,
loo 90 Brnn,irrth'- (senains> do
do Sairhs Ant-mrrsuria! Syrup
DO Svam'. P-.aesa,
3 co. Indian de. ;
dollars uoes OF CONWAY to>toaa Medicine '"rs q''''
r- uto, Of Ar,cac; different prrpzraion' OF Mercury
and other MEDICINES prescribed during tsn tiaie BY my Psys
x;pc exhausted all the remedies husband co'd hear
,b would be- likely to prolons watched lhe vas 'duo'
NV bed whsre lay perfect! helpless IN"
portion ot third year i. the eaac SITUATION" IN
b,nsoncd by the neurable At this pero'' wy ~
pslate aud no-c greatly uieea,ed; my pa'"'e ~
III. - Of Ii, mouth entirely away the "is' OF
rho rose nh the Iosc portion Ill leaving only h- "'
,I of The .os,r,. w lead and i'cc csn''deras! ny
eeb nearly gone bones with continual 'u"us
,,;,n 7 ,,p,rucoa ,akior ERIsroLs fLrro ENrS.cr OF
s.,rruL, Before had u-ed the whole OF one 'o'' GOT
out Of nv bod without help and could walk about nave ~
,,l N ALL and an, 50 perfectly cured that can 60 ont 10
work and labor Though day is se"s' health soo although
nv mouth closed a. to leave but small '''' % ~
preycnt, nv eating. except il very 'rau Quantities '"' ~
ues u. the s.r,aari appetite as secn good aud ca"
cat ,, t.,c. that can mouth While Was k'Hs tic
Sarapara paid particular attsnion to duet eu' cat all N
of food that my appetite cfa'ed
an, Satisfied life has been rrcer''d and mr. n''n en-
,rcly restored blessing ef Sod and the use oil h'' r
ytrc of Sar>aparu ard that aons without tRe u'e Vi any ~
a,cenr and after Mi otnSrs lad fc! 10 effect cure
Ut'ea 1agUs l. lsio 49,
sr,rs e. Nrw-f.sS, s..
IA IL Ia OF August before the above named
Lane ;1cc 10 nc rcr>onty who being duly "or say
that tls foregoing made by her Is just ana 'r@r
Justice OF the Peace 0f Oscida County
onowron Drurr residing No 81 Nan street N TIE O'ty 81
u, a4,- foregoing s.teHe" N r 10y N, we M
- tho ,,r Il, he correct further that no other lnedi
% % .hc Ia, taken ha' yer done hr a"
- r, R. fN'. Fluid SaPararia winch has, .hfet'
miracle AMI p.or wife although ar,rs
FROM All vay grave ~" ~
Lticd august !. $50
W, tie Undersigned residing the City ii uea are acquainted
% Inc and Ioou lex pcn.e bcheve their 10 be
correct IL csaFy particular -
Joi> PARSONS, Justice OF the Peace
Ira CHAss, DO do
FASNY SKINNER
irgy EAcoS Of Hon. Ezekiel Bacon
TRoMts SKINNER
J,MEs pEAS, Couaty Clark, Oneida County.
STATE Nr~-ioRS, az
County ri Oneida. 20
JAMES DEAs Clcr, Of the said Colnty Of Onsrla, do
certify tsat Cha.c and joins Parsons, Esq- whose
l. uc, are the certificate OF the proof or
huom annexed instrument IN writing ahd
terc-n the taking such proof or ackno"
cmcu and for the aid county dwelling
the laid county take TIE and thai
nm, of such Justice and verify
sand certificate Of proof achIo
cigment.
Is TESTIMONY Whereof hare ereunto set my hand and affixed
my official zeal, tie fourth day Of August ls4e -
By JAMES EDGAR, Deputy Clerk
u Purchasers should order BRsroLs
genuine Sarsapaa sua+ure red stamp over
the cork OF tho bottle.
The retail agency for the sale Of broFs Sar'apGrd
il the CITY of ork, MiLH,u e3 broadway a.o-lw
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STILL STRONGER EVIDENCES
OF THE VIRTUE OF
RRIS OILS
gxrRaCT OF sARsAPAE sELL LA !.
l>I. or rt,r MOST IMPORTANT CURES

ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT CURES
yvsx EFFECTED BY Any Hkpioi>k'
4. described and sworn 10 below
49,. NJ. !. ore which would afford vide scope
i,,,1,,io. to RIVE. in have chosen rather 10 place II
before the public ia q. plain and simple style a. possible
color or fc,oa having that al! that Vas ''-''" A'~-
and su,csp;ib.e u, strongest proof: a.,
Tai. to certify, Jane pemee aged . 81.
y 10 u;.,,ccf in the cit, attacked ABOUT ~
the which ,,rHnluaed in .crofulou. cancer or 'As
6, ,sr .e attended by severed ply 'iSlaa AID 'A '
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSETh- snb.c h.,. are con-
ahut receiving every description Paper which isT
x '' 10 SUIT purchasers the ea,onubie Among
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fS DO aseortfd coIored poper
500 do envelope paper
Fine and supersne Flat Caps
do do paa and ruled
Do 10 Letter do
Dem and medium Writing paper
Cloth paper, "a o. Is ~ and sc Z 10
Hardware paper, l5 % Is X a. art 20 20
Hanging and Wrapping psrsr of s,zes
Newspaper Of any size male 20 at hort natce.
Feb-f&Cu f. ROOT & Co IS Maiden Lane
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08
PUEBLO SCHOOLS,

On Monday next, the subject Of our public
Schools, to which we alluded two weeks age, will
agan be brought before the town for consideration
1t is Of vast Importance that every voter should be
prepared to vote Understandings upon the PROPOSE
tons now before the town; aud for this very pur-
pose, we published two weeks since, the Reports
of the Committee upon the subject, together with
some editorial remarks, to which we again refer
the reader.
The more we reflect upon this matter, the
more we feel convinced Of the absolute impor-
lance of adopting the propositions contained in the
Report In our opinion, something Of the kind
must be carried into effect, before we can reasona
bly, expect so much benefit from our public
Schools as should be anticipated.
The measures proposed must in the very nature
.of things, tend to promote the highest interests
5of ALL CLASSES, SO far as this noble and bepeY
olcnt enterprise is concerned. But it effects
the hest interests of what is sometimes denom
mated 'slaboring' and 'middling" classes, in
peculiar, and most beneficial manner. 1t raise:
their children upon level with those cf the rich
and places them with the means in their hands, in
such position, that with common perseverance
and the usual or common endowmcnts Of nature
they may attain to that distinction in Society, tina
| will always and surely follow the reward oil
merit. We earnestly ask for this subject, a ser
ious consideration.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08

who knows what may happen? You know the
fate which has been predicted to me-
AOi Danish all such fearful forebodngs,
well, supposing this prophecy were about to
be realized-if were to see you now for the last
time-could you refuse a dying man word
which would make him happy All you trem-
BILE. Good God !-one word, only one-Bianca,
do you love me 2
Yes replied the marehioness, bursting into
tears, and hiding her face in her hands.
Al6eri uttered acry of joy
1T is then true She loves me Thanks
thanks-Bianca, dearest Blanca"
'Ah why did you force me to speak, If you
but knew
'Nothing-I will hear nothing, except that you
love me-weep not, fear net. Now let my desti-
ny be accomplished.
The clock struck--the count shuddc-ed.
'Adieu, Blanca, said he, pressing her to his
bosom; 'adieu'
And having dsengaged himself from her arms,
he rushed out of the room.
The march,oness remained motionless A
vague sensation of terror crept over her, as she
thought of the misfortunes that would be the ra.
suit of the confession which she had made. She
then remembered the counts trouble, his precip.
itate fight; horrible suspicion arose in her
mind.
She ran to the gardcn--Alferi was net there
She asked for AIarliano-he was absent lier
heart beat as II 1t were ready TO burst she ran to
the counts room, hardly knowing what she was
about-it was empty. She rushed to the balcony
At this moment the report ola pistol was heard,
she uttered piercing cry, and tottered against
the wall. Almost immediately Cellini appeared
at the extremity of the garden, cxclaiming-
a surgeon!'
Blanca felt the earth turn under her feet; she
stretched out her arms for support, and tried to
leave the window. Suddenly noise was heard
do no pffn rod
an exclamation OF Joy.
Il was Aifieri?
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EETRENCHMENT AND REFORM.

In measure, one part Of this Democratic wing
doctrine, has been already put INTO operation
lat least, so far as time and circumstances have
permitted, Reform, SO far as the public officers
'are concerned as well as in other respects, will
undoubtedly, be still more generally effected, a:
speedy as The wishes Of the people, can be
consulted, and the general good permit.
To very great extent, the other branch OF
this doctrine or tenet, must result a matter Of
Icourse, from careful consideration, with the aid
of experience, and the most rigid economy
Persons who may receive appointments under
the present administration. Of whatever character
SHOULD bear in mind, that the tenor and emoiu
ment of that appointment must be graduated strict
ly according 10 the acishes Of The people, and 'oh
,sing7e eye to the Interests cfMe C0uatry' Or IN
'other words, they must not expect their stations