New-York tribune., 1841-05-22
VOL. L. NO. 81.

was agTeeao'e beyond ali precedent As they logged
through the streets, talking OF this thing and OF that who
should be deserted upon the pavement but that very coach
maker looking gentee that nobody would have believed
ne had every any thing 10 Go with coach bu, riding in a.
and bowling Ike any nobleman To be sure Dolly vxs
confused when Shs bowed again, and 10 be the cher
rycoored ribbons rembled itle when she met MS uor
tu eye, which seemed say have kepimy word hav,
begun the business gong the devil and YOU RI the
of 1t There he stood, rooted the ground NS
Dolly said. like statue and as Mrs. Warden said Ike a
pump: TILL they turned the and when her taihes
thoug ht 1t ike his Impotence, and her mother Won
dered what he by IT, Dolly bushed again I'LL hegyery
hood was pale.
But on they went not less the merrily for this and there
the ocksmith in the ncaaous fitness OF his heart
pulling up all manner Of places, and eyinclng
intimate acquaintance with all the The road
all the landlords and all the andadies with whom, nde I'D
the little horse equally friendly terms, for he kept
stopping OF his own accord Never people gat
other people these landlords and endlades
behod Mr.. and Mrs. Warden and Miss Warden. aaG
would NJ they get out, said and they really walk
mp stars said another and she would take i'll and be
quite certain they proud they would Mt have lle
taste OF something's said third and that really
quite Progress rather than ride, continued
of hospitality from beginning end 1t was pleasan-
enough to be held in such esteem, mention the
treshmrnS Mrs Warden said nothing the time and
all aiabty ana deIghbut such body of evidence
she co ecied against the unfortunate lockSmth that day,
be used thereafter occasion might require go1
together for matrimonial purposes
In course OF rme-and in OF pretty long time
too Tor these agreeable interruptions delayed them not
tle-they arrived upon the skirts of the Forest and nd
ing pleasantly among the trees at last TO the May
pole, where the ockSmlhs cheerful loho" speedily
brought the porch old John and after HIM young Ioc-
both of whom transixed sight OF the ladies', thar
for they perfectly unable give them any
welcome, and could de nothing bat
1t only for moment, however, that Joe forgot him.
self speedily revving he thrust his drowsy father aside
to Mr.. WIllets mighty and ineXpre.slble Indignation
and dartng OHt, stood ready hell them aght II
necessary for Dolly to get out first Joe had her in his
yes, though for space of time no longer than you
could count IN, Joe had her In his Here
glimpse OF happiness!
1t would be difficult describe what flat and common
place affair the helping Mrs Warden out afterwards was,
but Joe did IT. and dbl with the best grace in the world
Then ed Joe who, entertaining dull and toggy of de
that Mrs Warden wasn't fond of him. had been in
doubt whether She might not have for purposes q
saul and battery took courage, hoped She well, and
offered conduct her into the house. This tender beng
amcably received, they marched in together Joe and
Dolly followed mn-arm, Happiness again ) aud "af-
den brought up the
Old John would have it that they sit in the bar aRd
nobody Directing, into the bar they All bars
snug places but the Maypoc's the very snuggcst
>ics and competes bar that the Wit o man devised
Such amazing bottles in old oaken pgeon-hoes such
cleaning tankads dangling from pegs at about the same
inclination thirsty would hold them to their lips
such sturdy little Dutch kegs ranged in shelves;
lemons hanging separate nets and forming the ia
grant grove already mentioned this chronicle suggestive
goody oaves Of snowy slowed away hard by Of
punch deallsed beyond all mortal knowledge; such
closets such presses such drawers full Of pipes, such
places Tor putting things away hollow wlndowseats, al
cammed the hroats with eatabe, drnkabes, savory
condiments; lastly, and crown all! typical OF the I'M
resources of the establishments and ITS deances 10
all visitors TO cut and come again, stupendons cheese
1t is poor heart that reIoGes- must have been
the poorest weakest and most waeTy heart that ever beat,
which! would not have warned towards the Maypoie bar
Mrs Vardens did directly. She could have m"re re-
preached John Wllet among those household gods the;
kegs and bottles lemons pipes and cheese than she coud
have stabbed him with his own bright carving KNIFE The
order for dinner tco might have soothed savage " "A
bit OF fish said John the cook and some lamb chops
dreaded with plenty of ketcup) and good salad, and
roast spring chicken with dish OF sausages and mashed
potatoes. something OF that sort Something Il THAI
The of these inns : To talk carelessiS
about dishes, which in themselves first-rac holiday
kind o dinner suitable TO ones wedding day, something
Of that meaning, IT you can't get spring chicken,
any other rifle III the way OF poultry will dosuch
Peacock perhaps! The kitchen too with great broQd
cavern0us chimney; the kitchen, where nothing the
way Of cookery seemed mposslbe where you could be-
lIeye IN anything 10 eat, they chose TO tell you Of Mrs
Warden returned from the contemplation of those wonders
the bar AGAIN, with head quite dizzy and bewdered
She was Obliged to 90 to sleep. Waking pain, in the
midst Of such immensely.
Dolly the meanwhile, whose gay heart and head ran
upon other matters passed the garden door and CLAN
eng back and then (hut of course wondering who
Their Joe herr, ripped away by path the fields
at The Warren and this deponcnt hath been informed and
yrIy believes, that you might have many less plea
objects than the cIerycooured mantle and ribbons
they hutterng along the green meadows u the
bright LIGHT Of the day. ike gtdy things they
MILLER a CRANE, SILVER PBATERs,
COACH AND CAB LAMP MANuFACrUREkS
fO!5 ELM. between Walker and GinaI-srreet->
COACH AND SHOW CASE N0ELDlNG Of every DESCRIPTION
A.o, Sy and Military Cap Mounting Block Letter. Hun
Bands Holster TIP, Brde Fronts and other article II tt~
linz attended TO Wlt' neatness and despatch