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TO THE LADIES.

Intellectual Development and Personal be9sy considered
=; connection -ith Dr. fsltr G0Hra~dS DepIlatory
POWDERS.
ys,u Sculptor study iFtaie the -NS1 "o SHnshp
of postrays model OF the human oii DoA1 ard
I.v, trhes -Iiemsn not o' c1>o7'an "Rh bot
necessary OF h'sh orrr 81 asata ias
L. II s,. t.rchead ask tatciesi II ~ 40 c An e'soG
AZ beauty and of'BIpctianee to @ and there
80 rb posesse, feature though o1oeted
I 49, :.n,bnsn,s oil luxurious growth OF ha to rsnsoye
o,tou of m wkics tends Sr case Only 10 deeul
IT, h. dane safely S,ccdiy eecnsl and used acsodloe
h r.c.p. without least o 'r fsss Ge
- pol,Ior, Powders The furle OF the 81? when aroyins,
,h b,r, hair GA tho s neck ~he 100 a1Neni-,ss
S I mos ar the heacd when high The GRrfA may all berc
Moved and ,entuoy destroyed ~ tie 'e TINS Pepar
ro.p am \N.u..y stree, a..
nr f-cw Droatw this SHY o"y there fr1ce 81
per bette. .l.,. ~, ~. -, of ,hes. h.,.
~ ,s arr ,tn sold in pcr!umfr- and drug stores
* propcr TO the pubic that such are ho p """ufs
p,reh,,srs ,nn 81, the Or tested II required
iA'S" AGENTS.
" yl e T. Rrown Utica. Jared Gray, I'oughkcepsie.
penns, lyania-Mrs. Brown 76 Chestnut It Pln'ieilA4
N,rylsnd-Mrs Schapcr, 50 Baltimore >t. Da. 'in'e.
Vrciaa-Fraz-r opp. DR. Plumm.rs { i"'"'' RICHMOND
N.ss,chu,etts-J. +. Field Il T.. ). Bull, Lee
Conuccrcut-E c. Ferrc Middisovn. Faulkner Norwich
District OF Parker Pennsylvania Avenue hetweea
9,s aud 10Th streets.
Dealers supplied liberal terms Sihge Do'' $50" "
17-I latter. must he
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ENIYERSALIST BOOkS.

THEOLOGICAL DISCUSSION between Ezra stIcs E D. y
and Abel c. Thomas tnvcTsoian able work
-sh.u!s be ! the Lands Of every
EXPOSITION USvERsAIsM, by Rv. D. William
,on-s highly valuable work.
As ARGv,ESr CnEtsri,xTY, by Rev D. williamson po
pu wosk,ey beheye N Christianity should read I'M, work
TrE Bcok Prayers, by Rev iicnzIes
Rarner-shoud be every family.
w C. BRowSLEE D. b. ~ review OF his estncs against
Uaiyorsalism. by Rev. I. J. Sawyer.
LETTERS TO F. OF h. Sermons
the Of Matthgv-hy Rev L. h. Ilallock.
REY RsMSCToS review OF his Lectures
against CIrrrsalisa.
LIFE MunRy the first Preachers Of Unycrsa
Il Americs.
With great variety other Unrersl Books. Pamphlets &c
ths UNINERSALIST BOON ESTABLISH
NENr. $50 Broadwa and Nassau. Az
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STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY
NO as MURRAY STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
NEW YORK =

AIR. TcWNDRoW Professor of Senograpsy Would most re-
vi rectiuy friend. aud the Pubc IN general
tia he has establishment whore he teach
ing peculiar arid highly apprvod metaod wiring SNORT
may be pronornccd and preserved IN cSo'c iof
futsc period with the at"o degree o case ana
Gentlemen wis feel dcous 10
up study and Improvement the many excellent ser
ynsab lectures, whsh they may hear from 'e 10 ,fs
bgvc now favorable opportuhiy of pastsal we'll
acquaintance with this truly interesting aud very uei
accomplishment.
Lessons ciren Private Families Part OF tue
CITY audi ii, When desired.
The (Which canHot prove ohrr"sr IMAM
satisfactory with the Of those individuals 10 whom
Mr. r. i, permitted refer he ksoun by nppyh. to INN IS
nevr he all take pleasure IN explaining The
pccularue Hand and method OF teaching The
same to such hiay favor ham with visit.
Young tencncn who ar. anxious qualify themselves TO
port for ress valuable and popular science ara IS
cny invited inducements can be offered
those who may be pursuit a:O lin
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COME AND SEE.

of pattern, width solo shape and ma cfh ua-
aly called for manufacture Wa would inform those
ladies who have formerly been compelled to go to broadway and else
that they the ofdong logger and
invite and see and save ~n two eight shisgs
ncr pa and the delays aud dsappont
Incnts attending being measured
We would say having from to 800 IN our en-
oy and having number the largest manufacturers
ia America work well known approved Of aud so sht
after in good work sold The ciiizsns OF Ae"
York Brooklyn and the surrounding
specially call ond for Themselves Whoesa
dealers for city and country trade Will find to their adj
vantage call before purchasing not only quaty and quantity
but prices hal make 1t great induCement
al0 3m SMITH. RRISTOrL & HALL.
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THE MOUNTAIN LAKE.

LIKE lit,le gem, i lay
Or the mountain, hight Of PRIDE
There had never passed foot OF clay
Der the fresh aaak by lis slde.
Tn. a.h-,ree. aosr gave trembling SHADE
The willow kissed its breast. -.
And aerer a sound, bu: b, free bros 'H
Brok. on ,aa. sweet airs rest
We. the pure.: ineea's went; ;,
r,co1, il, crystal heart, tc Heaven
A. ,,or.,ud flowers o'sr it beat
" Tia, were ps'sr 10 rude hands given
Rad. ,~iai.s il, rnerr.Aed bloom:
They were never tOER spar',
20 deck some crown for early tomb,
Or die on some burning heart
In visions l saw that place.
Or its beauty in dreams was told,
And though; OF heart as rich in grace,
To lac worlds illusions cold.
Ne affection, cla,ping treachery,
No hope to frail base given
But pure thoughts rising Ike incense free
From one unclaimed. to Heaven L
Eew-Yorke,
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nor Coughs, Colds Asthma Whocpng Cough SHORTAGES Of !rea
all Afccos, the Heart and Lang> leading CNN>UNP
TON. Rcaer, tried medicines for cold Have
you had bele NOWiL'S PICTORIAL HONEY OF LIVER
WORTl Try a>suredly the offered 10 the
public The Testimonial, rendered and the high eGogIn given m
last from those who have tken attest at H. superior
induced 10 make II
possible though has increasingly received the pu5lc
fifty thousand bottles anHan No pun
the sufferer aaiery col
and medicine thereby Fastening adsee
pun alone the hopes of the
uEil hopes
The preparation the Honey II Lvorwo solely composed OF
their but combination not
ilsmeae disease but 10 nr:ere the
system generally. No mcdeHe offered the public be sa
health great number Of persons
complaints New ecorl Honey u L'crort Ii should
upon the rt OF Sold
of
their lrus, especially con,urAptve
THIS nrieine offered pubac the low price Of Two SILL
ings accessible to all sale principal Dcp.t CT Madison
street corner Rcialed by the principal Drug
CITY, every principal city throughout the Uni
edx ,,cs #
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TEE CoNNoassRUR,s SHAVING SOAP.

Jl1S Emosen hch ui the highest degree
of Comfort saayiAg 1t gives rich and durable iater with
cold bard or soft water.
Since introduction, l5 popularity has been constantly
aud the Proprietor d.y em his
only cXce other article known ten
but wish for a greater luxury III Shaving.
carthcrn boSc, from "hich i used
liberal discount purchasers Prepared ind sold by
GEORGE %. COGGESIIALI.,
Chemist, Druggist, and Manufactured OF Aeraied Waters.
III Pearl, OF RO-tsL New York
Sold also by Joan Nlhau -3 Broadway RE=hon Apnr ALL 50
Wia 40 broadway and TO AStor House and By respectable
Druggists and Pcrlrser, generally.
liberal discount made hoesalc purchasers Orders from
tc c ia, be sI.c-cd aay wholesale houc here
with whom they deal. I'm al0
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:. his nfeors-it differed only in degrees Of elegance
never heard him speak with rOushnes' to ms Heane ser
s,., In conversation. uPos lively sub
ieet. ne mad bliaacy OF Wit which was peculiar 70 NM.
salt. I know how 70 tescrisc It, ous DE sam. 'n.' -
wa, bi,bensd AID s,ened BY the a,iabe qualities OF MS
, have seen hirs IL and pain vet the serenity OF MS
mind remained unr1fied heard Peevl'h expires
son from his lns. GeEt'. nag. ~
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~ WALKER l2 EuLon street has Just Published li"I-ohe
iLs volume the Addresses and Mos of The Presi-
Washington 70 n-roas lnasn-
raj address. together Declaration 81 Independence aud Cen
United w the Amendments The book Is IN
d~pe Gnd Politician and no library san be
complete without II;
l who nay wish it, M pnblher ha got uF separate
elon highly hsed Portrait by j. HapA Ed and nou-
political % our late neplcd President AL Inl ml
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IN CHARACTERIZATION the Vicy CH.HcELLoe.-la the
atter Oft petition cf hspaia. B. BdEin asd Mary corne-
la Ba.dwin, nl4ats, 20 se real
~ order Ct1ncery
tie ub.criber contraction witt Joseph w Batw
sell public yendus al the aechont' Eshange city New
York tie fifteenth day OF Nay eil IL O'Clock
day.
All hst certain dwelling hnuse and let ground
number Pke-,rc situate lying and being Seventh "
Of sac city Of NewYor tic ttnce fifty
soethw2rd of Diyisonree Bounded westerly from, BY Pike
formerly 'saoe) street, eat-fiy tho y alley eng
Ea Roadway Eohsry by Of fronting
and oa,ey by sed formerly Robert Elder; containing
breadth ffoa ANA each tweny feet ur inches
length each side s- widening # Pketrcrt m
with the privilege OF the said aev eangw1y leading from Eat
Broadway 70 tac OF the aid lott
Dated 31tb April, 1871.
Mt.RTIS TICHENoR Special Guardian
y B-The said preHse he purchased ssa,, In
quire the premises. MI o.
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This was found a, Acton, aO6 yard. deep.

AKESslDE-Akcnsdc had in general society ponpeus
Stiffness Of manner of expression in which last he
less chasc than flowing and But the misfortune
OF this degree connected with his figure
and appearance. He looked if he could be
dressed and the hitch his gait, whatever gave
"a subec, of oboquy deSpcabe to be answered and
which | sorry has been noticcd,) compared with
solemn cast in his features the best. of kind that
was not companonabe and rather kept strangers dis
lance from h!m, though his features good manly and
expressive; raic complexion, OF rather sicky hue
and the laborcd primne>s OF powdered wig in still curl
made hi- appearance altogether unpromisinr ii gro
tc.quc But where he intimate, admired. and
pleased with his party he converscd cloqueny and
gracefully. He had the misfortune, however little
for hunor and he took Jest very ILL., Exccpiu
his political morality which could admire DR.. Akcn
side of perfect honor. friendly and liberal. H
religious opinions believe little whimsical and pc
cuiar; hut general he kept them very much himself
He irritable; had luc re-
straint on his temper strangers and rather re-
wish oracular and contentious: he wanted ga,y
heart in society. aud had Wit in his his elo-
quepco. His great powers. beside TIE
talent Of poetry hoec Of eloquent reasoning historical
knowledge. and philosophical eniyened by the hap
pest and brilliant illusions He hal an astonishing
ncrasry, and most luminous application OF it.
NICHOLS Lit. Anecdotes OF the lSth Centurr.
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ECONGf5Y. EEoSG3sI.
ryNHE GREATEST LuMINARY ~ THE WORLD.-Tbe under

'ENF TKEATEsI LLNINAKl N TIE WUNI4IJ-Ibe UNDER
signed respectfully ,oiicit the of the Public
TOUGHS PATENT SPIRIT LAMPS,
and Of which hundreds sve sold within
the last months All ho have ind Used tAem
ackuow ledge superiority for light uI other LampO
which demand eri.ce They much
light Gas turner's ana tie expense FIFTY
than the expense OF
The public OF the subscribers, No
LIS Fulton references will be those Hho have
them
The subscr:bers also offer TO the Public the
UNION OVEN
The de>crysd high reputation enjoys this
and couHtcy This well known being
other e the Il indispensable
Gle housekeeping. The Public cautioned
spurious article sold for tbs Gno None UAiou
Orepe, but iho-e made by tae crilc-s
JAMES MYERS Il co. I45 Fulton Il.
BThe prices Of the Unoa Ovens have been reduced
original prices pcllr IN aGu
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BOARDING sN NEW-YORsE.

tESTIEMRN visiting New-York MI fad quiet and pcasaa
" GRAHAM HOUSE No. ~ Barclay where
ample reserved for boardr
and Afforded prices, by weS. No fumes
Alcohol w be found tho atmosphere ~
fsw permanent Bopdcr vil be taken. ROSWELL GOSS.
Nr--york. Apri Eth. l-4i. If
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WESTERN NAylGAIrrro;Hs. S s+i1o i N sv,r
YessK LINE AND UTICA AND BVFFaLo Lss s
TIVE oy, c.mp.uy prepared >" rsteiFr and 0rrs
rIEte;HT ANb PASSENGERS WEST 20 ali ! of'. on as
Fri. sna, liuoa Aehgsn AND On Use ho and Wa
80 r. c,,,. on tbs favorable terms nies
&C. -, nd N, h.D,. ind shen advantage 10 cab
their oeeo Os Broad AS'osnooat ry AZ r.
L. viii BE- .tre dairy Albany For fross~ o' a"ase as
ply NOAH Co1n n,. - ~ < On ,basy a. Y
I.NES C4IAPPELl. s co. Rochester, n
E. 8 BEACH, 49,
AK Coys S co. Dua.io, n Y
L. ~ Proprictr~
AGENTS.
rOrR ONTMtS & 60. CinvSlsnd. Ohio
DAVIS s. SMITH. I'srt>mosth, OHIO
IOSR WEBB CO Detroit, N.o.xan
,,A,f pkIS-rol PORTER. ChisasO. iiiioc.A
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NEW AND POPULAR WORK.

lust PyBIlsIED FultoRee; beN Nassau 81 and
y Rroadway THE MERCHANTS WIDOW AND OTHER
TALES" highly I:Ie vsr @a tue pea OF 'ir'
SAWYER Rcnilv bound IL muslin Price % etat'
The New-Yerker Bphar Joaiaa. NeN World Evening ssaa
LADIES Repository expressed ticEs es IN Tic nigh
terms OF % this work. a+o
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louSe.-Those who had the Happiness. be intirnaie,
received be treated and considered par, hi. family
and tina, only and for short time but ote1er and
for many months al time, INN always the same He
appeared veher fSorrow. fellow of in
finite Jest The dignity Of great and coed mind op-
pearel in all his actions and in al his words He conycred
religious subjects win the cheertness of virtue; IN,
pc,y undebaed by gloom enthusiasm; he re-
lar the performance Of all duties, beth public and
private. have been told tina; before his time, divine
vice performed only Sunday morning but he Exc
wise read prayers the afternoon and Wednesdays FRI
DAYS and ali hoyiays And here let observe, that
supposed almost impossible for HIN let himself
down the capacities Of country congregation; bu.
convinced how much this suPposon injured HIM who
with the Apostle, ksew tor 70 become aA bangs to ali
thai Ae might ga:n HIS discourses such
must convey Information the pleasure the
IMPROVED understandings and edhcation both Every
iL ne read prayers his family. and every morning
eh taere public service and suppose il; gene
- @aon that Dr. Young after bis rs; sleep, spent tn
80. - part OF the night meditation and IN the comPo
- M W'rs and that he had only transcrbe them
l -, nus, which was early hour In his doaes
-, ne Wa a'Hohe he venerable in the
iiS Ponieness was such rs never saw equallei :
''De' - us SHperiors in rank, 10 his equals and
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r5NHOflAs w. NARpEss's CGUGss REMEDY
Colds, Coughs and A-tmas Sold 57i Bo"ery at One
ShiIl.r per borIc a23 3ni
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KEEP 1T BEFORE ALL COED H0uSEKEEPERS,

10 be ia1 at29 between LuD" aId Essex, opposite
Essex Market.
ms article 10 Ne" Invention, the ph!po; oi isHing
h"s been IN use during the t l Hiro success 10 inc
purchasers 10 hon las only entire but they
have expressed themselves highly gratei c IT. operation,
performs bakns Bread Meats, Pudtng Pcs anu cae 10 charm
! nc advantages oil this Oven the old plan. are
st ne durability construction the cost oil thH
Oyea Deag about one half the old make.
M he door beng FROM Of the Oven thereby enabling the pur
chaser to take the rams facility ana hot danger
Burning Their Hands a. those opening on the top.
3D. Its simplicity OF bcag such that person
Feadiiy uader' tind II. operation and management
18th The trng Of fuel together with the
nsh aE1ust OF labor eIured and compact makes de-
rabe hehsn Companion, and fully satisfactory the subscriber
that on fair tra will the favorable opinion expressed by
noss use thcm.
The Original Drop Door Oven had of tic
JOSHUA UNDEKlilLL, 3s3 Grand opp. g-,scx Market
mere al orders will be Thankfully received puncuay attended
y. oid ovens repaired at the aortes, a0'e. APO i'm
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHoUsE-Fhe sal,,criLer.
ai@ receiving description Paper which they ofe Tor
e IN lots TO purchasers Among
their extensive assortment the following,
so rcans Newspaper - by &c
go DO 30 DO siSys.
DO dc - by 10
800 do do - by 42
20 do ds 81 byi7
100 DO do 3Oby Al
larJ do medium printing
$50 DO dc an| half IN
900 PAGER
500 DO envelope paper
FiEe aai supeshne Flat Caps
do do cut pIaia and ruled
30 do Letter
Dennis and medirm Writing paper
Cloth paper, 81 & 3G, - ~ and IS
Hardware paper, Is ~, i9 \ II ard ~ x 20
Hanging aid Wrapping pajar o sizes
SeNspsp"' of anv aade order a short nstcs.
Feb'-i&c rHzz-F9 E ROOT & Co. . Maiden Lane
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DIR. =. C.. HETETT.
80. 4pEEK Nip.

D. 7 :
fNOCTOR CARPENTER dsyoe his
~ personal tire general cute, q III profession
Those unfortunate become the
unqualified unprnepled chaflata With @h this aboun1
consequence laxity our las regulating medical PRO-
respectfully sct- 10 - IL. old established D,pen-
ary No Peck Hip, where thousands have been made
joice happy de!nerance from thar maGaohi diseases
To ansce, Carpenter bss leave add that be Bqi,e
and the born that lie graduate OF Unou College, and
received hn diploma (clan honots cen
the Nea YORK. Aci Soctr h- hai sca ht,
prasce and experience thu ard hat npo
be speedily and edsctuaHy his patierr.
II Separate Offices Charges reasonable a6ly
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ADVANTAGEOUS x PRODUCTIVE NvESI MEN us
Az FOB CAPITALISTS THROUGHOUT THE UNION,
49, No a,d Iryrores System Of fHs"r1nte:
~ bc advantages the mu,sa plans and Of Jo'n' >o.k Con
tcnihs 81 rhnrte- Of both braacees OF the ons
pn . TINS aor,ug ncroased security to The ssoeAhoa-
.,d :, n src csr,ain protection to the Public
eS' ~ ,Es,gcTruILY PRESENTED 81 TsE .,,r
rx1TrD STATES ISStRAaCE CUAPAA{
II lac Civ Of New-York. with a Capital OF
OK YiLLION or POL L d RS
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i a FARn ZOE SALE At BARGAlH.-

A situated n the Township Of West Oran-e anu Oosa, ~
containing forty If "Nnied 'nilD ca
yled into Meadow Plough sad Wood Land win large
Barn and Frr, Said Farm so7d s.at OF
non An given $50
failing ;ne door slso Two -Hs
hogs. ana !li"- NY
81. Tho distance from Fars 'x mics on III,
,~e r,aE leading 10 Bern--,one AID sight oil
Na~Yk Payent. part nay for five or oFe
For further particular enf2're OF
H-Or would excbange fa Newark 2roperty I3 w
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p.p,, w.,TEDIN EXCHANGE.

- FARM comfortable buildings e'o1 iene ana iEa
exchange fer Houses iHi Los u "
LEGATION: year II per cent on
pe Adda,- Cavat- postage paid, upper pos'-oihee e
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City
YORK Viii popt when ldiesed BgSJ BLcH
II Wal-s;ree- Ncw-York, April IL, ISL.
Blank subscription Notes and other forms required viii be
Ell any part Of the corrtry requested application
hy gentleman shng eeurc
Ast vii -eise 10
anE, premiums aacy, b. agree upon.
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THOUGHTS ON LABOR.
Eew-Yorker.

From The Dial for April
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

Hon. EDWARD ROGERS. NJ. c. Madison Madison Co
Hon. A. C. II. SMITH, Fairfield. lierkimer Co.
Hon. f. c. MERRiCk, Cllyto Jefferson Go.
ELIAS GOODSPEED Esp Wils% .ston. Es.ex Co.
PI.AT'T ADAHS, Esq. CITY Of Nsw-York
BENZ. BAICH ESQ do do
Hon. C0RNELH'S NASfON PeRn Van Yates Co.
IIon. BARON : DoTY, ogiensourg, ST. LAWRENCE Co
". OGDEN. Emr1 Chem,ng Co.
CALVIN X AFEEliI.. ESl. Rouse, Point Clinton Co.
Hon. CHARLES HATHAWAY, Delhi, Delaware Co.
LIN Rnrna nnnl.n q
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"A ECONOMY,
80 GOOD HOUSES AND CHEAP RENf!-Cal on A
4HODcES Be- Secretary OF the Villa msbu- Fire n,Gr-
s,se Compsnv Of the Company Gr2+,eei nalr
Fir-t-s,reei. in Williamsburg az Nv
IA OFFICE To LET.
B The splendid Bemeat Room tAe Merchants Exehanse
corner Wall Apply TO Mr. Pearson
osee Company Hanover ind Exsh-ge Place "f to
ao1 n J. WINCHI.Sr TER. 80 ARn->trcs.
-. TO LET.
- The third story of the rear building - 1t
in the for Printing Office or any
light li=hel three side Rent S9 App! to
s2oG II. GREELEY, J. WINCHESTER, 50 ARn>-
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( COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE-Fh. al-criL@
a RECEIVING description of Paper which they obet Tor
e IN ts TO uI purchasers upon reasonable Among
thelr e1teuslre asorimp ni de- nlinninr liz
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Intellectual dsse!opemsnt and Personal Be9sy eoH'dre
IN connection -riA DR.. Fsltr G0nTaNa Dep'4a3"ry
POWDERS.
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steadily, and assembled hrst uFnlHs round from i ~ @
she'd ms light downward TO the steps WI 80
lowing eyed his lowering ace with no great 'a ''
Hugh looking down on hn returned Ms s'aess Wiz
est they climbed the winding slaiF'
II terminated IN he aHteooal ADJOINING tha' i.o"'
which thew had the light Mr. Haredaie entered hrs''
and led the through II into the tte chamber where ne
seated himself 4 wrnsabe from winch ne had ri>en
when they rang the bell
Cone in said beckonins ood John who remained
bowling st the door MOI YOU. friend, he added hastily 10
Hugh Vho entered also Nilet why 90 YOU ot'hs max
fellow here
WHY sir returned John. eeya,nS h-> eyebrows and
o,rsrns his voice 10 the zone winch the question mad
leeD asked him. d" he : n good guard. yoE see.
Don't be too sIre OF that. said Nh tiaredalr ooNlas
towards hin. as he spoke doubt Il ne mas an 7, eye
There Imagination IN ms eye, returned 'If " e''
I,,raq over his shoulder. at the organ IN question. GER
tainv'
There no good there, be assured sand VT tiaredHe'
Waii in thar little room. friend and close the door u
tween Us. .,,.-,-
Hugh shrugged his shoulders. and with dSdainih zoos
which showed either that he had overheard or tna' ne
guessed tbs pupor, OF their whispering did As ne vas tod
Wh.n ne was shut Mr. HaretaIc turned 70 john ana
baI him 90 on with what he had LAY, but to speak
TOO lou!. Tor there wen, quick ears Wonder.
Tina .a,tion,d Mr. Wiet in an oily whisper recited
al b, h., had heard and said that night; having particular
~ ,non hi. own sagactv upon hs great regard for the
,d ,,o, MS solicituie for their peace OF mind and
ain The story moved his auditor much than he
nod IT.
.a and roce the room returned again, desired him
~ a. ,rl, a. he could the very words that solomon had
.eJ and cave - many other signs of being disturbed and
m q, case that even Mr. Wlet surprised.
5 an,e right he said al the end OF long con-
yer.ston. to bid them keep this story Its fool
in fncy on The part OF this vcak-brainsd man, bred in his
fears and superstition. But Miss Horclale though She
would know be would be disturbed BY ii it reached
her ears nearly connected with subject very pam
uI to Us all to be heard indifference You were most
prudent and have laid me under great obligation. thank
yon very much"
This wa. equal to John. most sangunc expectations
bnr h. v,nl have preferred Mr. Harcdac looking At him
when he SPOKE a. II he really did thank him. hs walking
IN and down speaking by t> and often stopping with
b eves Sxe on the ground moving hrrcdy again like
one distracted and seeming almost unconscious Of what he
said or did
This. however was his manacr; and 80 embarrass-
inc; ~ ob, tlo, ne sat quite passive for ons time,
knowing what to do At length he Nh Har-dac
stared at him Tor though he had quite forgotten
his being present then shook hands with him. and opened
the door Hugh who eisned to be, fast asleep on
the ane-chambcr floor spang up their enitanc' and