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=, " me hour will come when all must die
paihu' 10 record the death Of the aged and innrm r f
a past may have been lettering brink OF The y,y 49,
% much more distressing the the victim 4. one %
S hsehed away In the time ofhfc when iok.,i ,r,
~ 'ns Iaent relatives bud Of thu o,,.., -,
e., a., & Ute Of honor AMI usefulness anticipates by am We
n,y e. " 'hee reflections by the fact thousands M, an
80 an carry and nnineb grave. and .ricd 10 wohi
oro s me Prospects and epoymsn- @ by ,s
sippe in The o. % moment and by disease which Is only
and whieh never properly eo,, h
uhlaou MINK iey have only their .x,,s ,s, a.,
euy anu The business Is accomplished Fatal Error
are yearly ere Mueuraizsdout OF erisape. a, s,
ons 40 hteken and the functions of 40 impa,rJ n 49,
aeI e residue OF life miserable Dr. Hartley no, a,,,m, ~
ustat an exposure Of which ,,.,I
aus ms name BY injnrng the feelings OF 49,,
nce a" words have and shall again prove result Of M.
be consulted. - ~ '"'e" "e "liy
W Hartley asa Member fhc Medical Profession and from ,h
nature OF ms practice, with eonh.nce even n ,
~ un oner hope vgor and perfect may b. eonI
% IN ,he Morning un 10 ut night-odee on Locust A.v
- va Letters inelosing remittance answered Inv -.
mtnet fost and Medicine punetuany an,u,,,d a. M,
either by name '" "' aolisfs
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BRrTIsn PEERAGEs.-The following is a list Of the mum.
Der OF Of England Great Britain aud the United
Kingdom, conferred restored during the reign Of each
versign The Norman Conquest ia the year 1866
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N. Y. Express.

Doubt To be sure there is none. No man who knows
Daniel Webster has suspected his fidelity the
great Wing constitutional principles for which he has
commended In regard To the promised demonstration
know nothing Yet We suspect there may be foundation
for the mor Not many days ago Mr. Webster asked
why he did not reply tho attacks frequently made upon
HIM by the papers proanely calling themselves Wings
Your question: said Mr. W., reminds Of anecdoic
OF one OF my old New Hampshire neighbors. For
cause OF other he had become the innocent subject OF
village scandal "Why don't you reply, and defend your
SELL, asked his neghbors. His reply this:-"BToRE
CLEAR orr NY sIDE-wALKs ALWAYS 1T HAS DONE
sNowING."-N. Y. Com. ddp.
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u TrNrrRAscr NorleE.-The Iienrico Union Total
Meeting House Tuesday the Fourth JuIy Sxorai -.
are earnestly invited to attend. '''' ''''"''
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,
FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR MAIN.

Drawn Nos Consolidated Lottery Extra Gas No 9Grlw
Goth June
~ 80 60 ~ 80 % ~ 81 ~ % "a.
Ticket Nos 80 80, smother capial' soh and paid by
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W Temperance CeicbratIon-rb. co,umI,.. q, -,
nave abandoned the pupose ofpreparinr T.n,,nc
Collation. nj iowans Grove. and have ,,j. u.s.,
I'm OF 'he national anniversary city Tn adsS
w delivered by T. NJ BfaSion Esq, and the Dcl,r,on az E
pcnuehee rad by L. r. sireeer Rl in IN. OH pap-t ~
..eIeeso commence At 10 O'Clock Temperanc. soc.,s ~
the cay are requested tn be with i-.
anu oadge- and eiihens generally lnyiel 10 aend
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HOYT& cos PRIZE OFFICE

e pa"ihg oi Lottery comes of Evening An IN. r.,
~ for sale by lIoyt a Co 'es''s
FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.
" T. open uis morning lot J. Aliens suretior Ch,an,
-, .ooaeeo This parcel very aud eanno, fail TO Tye
nv
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To-day at the Exchange nj "a O'Clock, Va Monongal
No. ga Capitals Of Sl0OOO, 5000, 1000, 200 10
1000 10 ofl0O, &c, ~ Nos. 10 drawn whoes L. hslyes
qrs. /.
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fsum n fhlslslpAA Inaassr.
THE NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICINE.
A REMARKABLE LETTER.

The following rena1ksbe let,or appeared she Boston
Afss II Monday lat IA upon n subject Of more than
ordinary interest. and will command attention from
those who ridcnle the system by Ishncmsn We
give 10 Ne part ofthe history Of the times.
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HOMEOPATHY AND AI.LoPArny.

The following communication is upon subject that Is
highly important the community generally. and viii at
general ateuion-and more especially among those
engaged in the medical profession.
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LECTURES on GcoiorE.

~ DocToR LYELi's LECTURES GsoLoGy.-The
second edition these celebrated Lectures reported for
The Tribune is nQg ,Sfaaas-,6GoiFaf OF the Earih's
crust with explanations II viii also contain geaeFa In
treductou 10 Geology nol before published. LECTURE i.
embraces the following subjects Auyergae, Lacpslflne
Period Volcanic Period Eruption of Ccseguina, Mount
Der LECTURE H. The Earths Strata, Marine Strata re-
rieds Auvergne District, Sub Apprentices, Mount IL
LECTURE III. Upheaya and Subsidence OF The Earth VA
pies, Temple Of Scraps Monte Nuovo LECTURE ~. 90
-, Reer Coral Islands LECTURE V Origin of Coat Lee
r,jRE VI Fossil Footprints LscTuRE VII. Recession Of
the Falls OF Niagara. LECTURE VIII BouIers ana Ice
berss
no the above is also added in this edition. Sketch OF the
Lecture of Dr. j. AUGUSTINE SMITH, delivered before me
yceum Of Natural History tue 9h OF December ias' on
Tie Different Races Of ie',
Price per single copies - cents. Posmasers remit
mo One Dollar Will bo entitled 10 five cepes
20 GREELEY Y NIcELRhTu
Trimming Hnirinns. New York.
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VOL. M. NO. eos.
rhe Isctrcnchmcnl Bml-The Navy.

iSEW.A oHK Feb. II, l6i3.
To the Editor Of The Ne,2 York Tribune:
VIII you have the goodness 10 inform me- and o,be- i,
my sltuailon whether the S. 600 exception cIause in N
Arnods Glorious Bill applies 10 otcers OF The Navv
well as to those in the Civil service inquire in order at
may commence immediately if necessary, 20 per cent
reduction OF my expenses being myself Nsry Officer with
pay oil less than 900 per fear shall be com.
PEELED, If the bill passes pay the boot.msker 20 per cent
less for boots Than heretofore the tailor "a per cent. less
Tor Clothes and iosead of giving my cas-o clothing.
have done hitherto to tho POOR sell Moses Abraham
or some OF his Kin in Chatham street must pay per ct
less for board, anG OF course the house OF
some person who pays the butcher 20 per cent less for beef
aud the mar ket 20 per less for vegetables and
the domestics 81 per CEN less for their services Finally
ust pay 20 per cent less for newspapers and rsagazses
Now really very sorry, Mr. Editor, for all these pee
pie who will jus, 20 per cent less OF Uncle Sans
money through than they have done heretofore, and II
you any way in when it may be made
Of my pocket instead OF those the butcher buck
and servant ard bootmakcr and tailor and publisher
and editor shall be happy bear my share OF the is
Meantime The Bill may pass the Sen=te, and asI
cannot 50 conveniently read the paper Of my neghbcr
whose pay not to te decreased go per cent? my OWL,
shall continue 10 be- as have been
Your most obedient servant, and
SUBSCRIBER TO The T>tIsUSE.
10 We beg leave to inform our az prehensve
friend, first, that 'Bll 549 makes no reduction
pAatcrcr in any mans salary or pay 1oAich is
noe telow sl,000-that he may breathe freer,'
and his butcher, tailor, boot-maker, &c along with
him. Secondly, there has already BEEN since the
present rates of Officers Pay were established,
a reduction Of more than 90 per cent. on The
acreage tn the cost Of hriag-including the
charges of the tailos, butcher baker, &c. Sc
Thirdly, the average cost of mans reading is
not Row one-Aa.ssdf's;het it was when those rates
of pay were settIEsa. We trust therefore, tina,
our friends anxicties arc entirely removed.
Ed. Tribune
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r.a American s.anore-.

Magazine OF Facts and Arguments illustrating anu ue
Tending the Policy OF PROTECTION 10 iloAlS IN
DUSTRY in all lis Productive brancbeS etooots i>e
norris and Arguments by WALTER FORWARD MAHLoS DICK
sRsox john p KENNEDY, CHARLES HUDSON !" LILA"
SLADg HARM.R DENNY, A. II fiSTuARr t. u DELAS"N'
Cn,s c. HAVEN and many others OF the most eminent
Civilians of country with citauons from 'e o'eu
opinions of WAsHSGToN, JEFFERSON, MADISON, MoHAot
J. @ ADAMS, JACKsoN, George CLINTON, " "
De WITT CLINTON, WM. L. MARCY: &c &c IN !d'of Vi c
Policy of Protection ard containing vast amount oil 'aua
bic Statistics relating lhs Productions and Manufactures
oC,hc United States, not found in any DINER Votutae
Tie WORK is complete in one voiusie neatly dose up con-
irnr an immense amount OF matter OF deep importance
, the Producing interests OF .hs Country Free one D0'-
iuT Orders solicited by
GREELEY Il McELaATtI. Nasau-st.
IT. sreuccr announces grauenlen that his arrange
mems are now completed supplying according 10 pre-
vops ir,iu,a,ion \ FIN: FUR HAT at price U.s. So
which shall! render eapha,cay the cAeGpe'e dS "e 90
lowest priced Geutcmens Fur Hat ever on SAFE /" lhs
city II is prepared in the style when chafdcetiA
aur 6pes. article an like that article IS offered ii P'e
which cannot be continued without an unusually rapa
ale The undersigned with al confidence afirs IL 10 oe
for III. gentleman and economis; The most dealaDie
| u,,yc,o;;rcd to20to SPENCER. 2+5 broadway.
n Health. Quiet and Comfortable Sra
han, House 65 Barclay New-York, proferS advantages
to Strangers stopping few days or weeks IN 'ne
az are rarely Offered. 1t clgiby located on clean ana
street very near the bushes, part of the eity and IN
the immediate vicinity OF the principal steamboat ahiss'
lis apartments convenient aHd neat While rs 's's
supplied With the best esetabes and Fruits that can be
procured excluding entirely Animal Food and suIu,an's
of all kinds Charges moderate and every effort made 10
render Boar,ers con- :orabe. Shower Baths Tree Ne
member 6S Barclay-st.
~ Eighth Ward Taxes.-Ths Ia1 FAY IT., =
The above ~ please lake notice thai one per 0enl
will BE- added GA the o0;ti insaHt IN all unpaid taxes
JAS. 6. MOFFET, Collector,
;2l Prnce-street, up STAIR
o7;ra bo,-s r-nm O'Clock A. H. 10 O'Clock r ID. lS1i'
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Sands,s Ssrsaparla will also remove and permanently
cpra diseases having their origin impure state OF mo
blood and deprared condition Of the gea.Tal contribution,
viz Scrou!a Kngo Evil in its various iorIna
pes or Pustues on the face chronic Sore Eyes Ring
or letter s;cad Head enlargement and pna OF ths
and Joints stubborn Ulcers syphic symptoms diseases
arising from an ndcoos of Mercury lema!e dernse
tienis, and other similar complaints ,,.o,
atom iy a. sSands Co Nc. Z73 Broadgay Grantis
nv 4 4 & D. sands Druggists no 10 and 100 FultorsL
David Sands Co. No IT EaSl Broasway, corner oil Mar
krt-ztree; and by Druggists generally throughout mo
Uajted States Price per bottle, SIX ooittes tor 20
1'os.. n le S7 q y ,,'s,v,sy de-
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LIE CHINESE EMBaSsAD0R.-Ths following
specuIaions on the reported appointment of q Chi
nese ambassador to Engiand are from the Times :
VIII the great man bring Mrs Foo with him =
H0m many Mrs. Zoos viii he bring? IF more
than one, will The ladies Of fashion think it delicate
to visit them all VIII the Queen receiyo them
at her drawingroons How many can be en-
dured at Almack's? VIII the state OF their feet
allow them TO dance Will his Exceilanty walk
in picadiI'y with his pis-tail on VIII he prove
really like the little on the teapots How is
ne to settle the various and embarrassing ques-
tons of precedence which mast doubtless arise
between himself and the representatives ofthe DIFF
fsrent nations Of this junior continent viii be
come in Penary representation Of full Celestial
Majesty, or will he turn out mere leather and
prunea "a paltry fellow, kicked into England
from the footstool Of the Brother of the Sun, TO
pick g. what he can and run back with it to his
master : That be will be the lion of the season,
be he ever SO paltry specimen OF his own people,
tie known hospitality ard curiosity of olr couh-
trymcn forbid Us to doubt. F9tes. drawing -rooms,
balls, operas and reviews viii attend his wishes,
and ii will be CIR pleasing daty TO nteres. fair eyes
by detailing the progresses OF his Excellancy the
Chinese Embassador from the top of ST. Paul's TO
the bottom OF Durham coal pit, to record the sat
isiaction which he expressed ct the manGuvres of
the British Horse Artillery, and possibly The intel
lgcnce with which be joined in worship with Mrs.
Fry's Newgatc Brigade"
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Martha Coniin lived in my family the last is years,
and hereby certify Tie foregoing statement made by he"-
Lii ia correct Mrs. MARY b. LLOYD,
No. 5Qi Broad ST. Newark, Nj.
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Rleached
By Special Appointment.
Joseph elliott, Pen ManniactureI

EOsEPH GILLOTT, Pen Manufacture.
y TO THE oUEEN.-CAUTIoN-The hish c MAJ, &c
sxer,i sepuabe makers, 10 practice fraud Eotony uPa
NJ Bur al;s upon the pae o, Az nisot se @
il row IN the market readily be osleG.cu ~ .I
n5n.sea appearance and the very common stJ Il "A
j. is put mp. -. al marked in full
Iossnb Gictrs Patent, or Joseph SIlstt
and tbat each gross bears lc smile OF ms
Tts .hoye seay be bad, wholesale. OF hSNhi
lyi5ly 81 'o... g go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-20

A BISHOP AFTER SIR PETERS HEAgr.-Scrlo,
Norman Bishop, acquired great honor By ser
mon which he preached before Henry the First, in
ll04, against long and CURED hair, with which the
King and all his courtiers were mach affected,
that they consented resign theirfowng rngl lets,
Of which they had been vain. The prudent pre-.
late gave thcx1 time to change their minds, but
Immediately pulled pair Of shears eut of his
sleeve and performed the operation with his own
hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-20

tLoGeINs IN THE NAvr.-A correspondent in
abiding to the subject OF collins" on board Of
L. 5. vessels, says-"I have served three years
on board of man-ofwnr, aad undertake to say
that the colting, as it is allowed, is cruelty. l
have seen old men with grey BARS tied up by
order of an upstart Of radshipman, asd resolve
twelve lashes witk the colt merely for getting an
extra lot Of grog. And this is not all. | have
seen eight nlen hogged with dozan lashes each,
because enc OF them answered "hallo'; instead
OF "sir," when spoken to. This was done on
board of the Ohio. Sir, have seen The blood
run from, the backs of those who have merely re-
ceived the gentle slaps,' as some would have it
say cruelty of the worst kind is practis-d on
beard of the ships of war after thcy leave home
Notwithstanding some Of their officers may wear
the cloak OF religion. Boston Post.
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nlsc. fp confidence in the statement made by Maflna
copn having known her the past twesiy years WIN
ch.nrnlv 1--WE any particulars relation to her case 70
u''Se VIM ''''S " 1'' - 49, ST. ELNABETH.
'ups go, ~ V Dec. IA, 1872
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boyr confidence In the representations made by Martha
o0'' ~ ELIJAH +. PURDY,
Alderman 10th Ward of the City OF New'Yerk.
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1.,rt;c..ur Nos;c..-rnose perso hav.ns
nr;ture Of any description dispose OF or vino are
s up housekeeping viii fnts ready sale Ter ay
.,on the subscriber Goods 10 any purchased.
A. private sule-Two Piano Ferirs.
,eoh # r COTTON i CO., 1871 Chatham 81
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D Persons wishing TO purchase the new cheap publica
tons OF the Gay, viii find them all at Tie publication Office
of the Tribune 40. 100 NaSSC.s.reet, opposite the City
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r7supoRTANT TO siECHANlCS and

a .,bsr,-warrasted ear steel edge Zoos saaJ be haa
snsRibsrs ea esisblsszscat, ~ AtsornsS. %
Ssor1e Krisgs Co.'s LIS Hsissiaae New-fofK, AZ re-
duesd prices 70 Sua tsass- 10 per cenI 70
u9o Sm~ 5oEals wv ~
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rE1HE PIENiAN or, Youths Fountain

. fIIF FLChJ3IF Ut, UutI UuutGIIk
OF Literature and knowledge contains as much read
in each number ordinary volume sold IN SHOPS o
80 cents IL Il he elegant, and The cheapest percdi'
al ever offered Youth will contain ARTICLES by Mrs
A. s. Stevens Mrs Osgosd Mr.. sgourney, MR. snelliq
Nelson &c Mr. W. d. Bradbury contributing the Me-
sic expressly Tar the Work The February Honoer Sn
tans Tales OF a Grandmother, by Mis- sreuinS; me
FarsaAen Coy, by Ii X sehoo!cralti Travels at HGus
The slsspent Hoiyday; Anecdotes, Poetry &c ae lhss
6rc Erg:ayings aud beautifully co!sred fo"ef flA's'
Price 81 a year, or 10 cents nuDber
A PRIZE! A PRIZE!-We viii give TO any one who
will, send ms ten subscribers and SIC, copy OF "seass
wonders of the Woridr The feTisn' for one yeor
address (post paid THE Editor of The Pierian, Az
Broadway, Newly ark.n IHIW
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IL We have made arrangements 10 bare our oty
scr bers 10 the WEEKLY TRIBUNE regularly served q.
their residences by leaving notice at the once 100 Nassau
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THE TRIBUNE.
s BilI SIS,

The following is the General Retrcnchment Bill,
which has just passed the House of Representa-
.;,e. hy the decisive vote of l66 to IS, or more
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NJ Persons wishing The al 11a sonT ). bc
or places of business IN The Guy d a.. END them in bv
note through he Post once, the punlsasiea oss ,'o
Nassau, street, opposite the Park. iGR@s' ''''' ~
rpcef, 10 be va,d 10 The Carrier
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know Martha Conlin and believe what she ates 10 !ns
VICAR GENERAL or NEw-Y OK,
Rector OF St Peters Church.
Given a; New York ibis l4lh day 81 December, 1917.
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Iknoy Martha ConD, and have known OF her snnerng
Illness fJORN DUBOIS, Bishop OF New-York.
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DARE OPPORTUNITY for persons

I'D ARE OPPORTUNtIY Tor persons
a. DESTROYS OF entering INTO lucrative business, with
limited means
patent having been secured for taking Pumbes Ceiered
Dsguerrrotype Lkenesses aud also for Punbes Ssvanc
Gliding and Plating Apparatus, the paenee will dispose
Rights Apparatus aud Instruction on the most iavsane
The superiority and simplicity of this Apparatus 70
great that any one with fey days practice would DC en-
Apparatus is so portable az 10 admit OF being packed In
space of about two cubic ieet. .,,.x
All post paid letters promptly attended TO- Aactess
Pnmbs Daguerrean Gallery, Dol Broadway ~ A. u IL
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~ Eighth Ward Taxes.-Ths TaI-rayer s,s
he above Ward Will please lake notice that one per Cent
UNI T hs added "a The eot, insap; tn all unpaid taxes.
wa JAS 6. MOFFE1, Collector,
,2l Priuce.street, NJ stairs
80. 49,. c.,,, o,.,ocb n ~ O'Clock 2 II. flS7iT
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WIN f)tu stit'
ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY:
Embracing the general principles OF Mechanics
Hytrcstatics, Hydraulics, Pncumatics, Acoustics,
Optics, Electricity, Gslvanism Magnetism, and
Astronomy. Illustrated by several hundred en-
cravings. By Leonard D. Gale, NJ D.............
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LsOR S LEA Daguerreotype Appa-
ra,us complete, with &c, will be sold che mp
for cash or exchanged PAINS and OIL Inquire COZ
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VSIRE FIRE.! FIRE !! At any sea
son OF the year, and at this more especially t%hen &C
cden by fire of freqnent occnrrehcs The suocrosf
ulr to tie celebrated Fire Ointment OF f. G. K E. Moss
long knova and used with unparalleled success as sure
and speedy cure for from whatever carsc, aud IN
their pors, stage. He weuld also state that IN almost al
cases Immediately applied, il vii! preveat clustering aud
the other unpleasant consequences which ensne ana Woua
advise every one 10 have supply ready ut hand
II is also aa iufallbe semed fer chlblalns or osolte
In order To make il an inducemen and that no ole need
~ 'irac,;"ns for nse REUEEN r. MOSS
20 49, 5C6 and 500 Grand-st
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17
MONTPELIER, FEBRUARY II, ,s4s

presence, from number of others passing by in
the street, and by his rejecting present which
afterwards offered him, with the view OF inducing
him to confess that he did not renlly see what be
had protested TO have SEEM The result was tho
same with another boy on another occasion.--
Then again supposing, by pictorial representations
OF descriptions otherwise procured, many public
characters might admit OF accurate description
what previous preparation could the magician
nave tor describing certain obscure individual as
lying IN winding sheet, or that which follows,
winch is still more extraordinary.
On one OF these occasions an Engshman pres
ent rldIcued the performance, aud said ihat moth
ing would satisfy him but correct description of
the appearance OF his own father, OF whom he was
sure s, no one OF the company had any knowledge.
ihe 10y accordingly having called by name for
the person alluded to, described mun in n Frank
dress, oil course with his hand placed 10 his head,
wearing s?ectacles, and with one loot on the
ground and the other raised behind, rs il hc were
stepping down from seat. The description was
exactly true in every respect; the peculiar posi-.
iIon OF the hand was occasioied 10y an almost con-
slant headache; md that of the foot or leg by n
snh knee caused by fall from a horse while
hunting"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17
a Systematic girl. MIR. Bourne, in n lecture at

"A Systematic girl. Mr.. Bourne, in lecture at
the Farmer and Mechanic Jubilee, at Bridgwater,
Mass hnInorously illustrated the advantages of
method aud order, 10y giving an accoun: of some
domestics of his hiring. lie once hired a very
smart girl she was ever on The go from early
dawn TO bed time. After few years the girl, as
girls often will. found a husband, aud quilted
earning wages; and Mr.. B. was obliged to hire
another. But she was so methodical, and appa-
rently so slow, his wife was OF The opinion she did
not earn her wages. True she did all The work,
and had spare lime, bn she did not seem 10 be doing
much. lie one day watched her progress. and
found that every movement was lika .ockwork,
no missleps were taken nfier tie fire was made,
every keiIle was properly adjusted, and every dish
was ready al the proper lime. The table was Sc,
while dinner was cooking Everything had rs
place, aud there was not a lacking article al dim
ner. There was no clustering, aud hurry nag, and
reting aud SKIP ing, 10 show out activity bur
everything was quietly performed, in order aud in
season.
On noticing accurately her mode Of doing BUSH
ness, Mr.. Is. aud his wife both Of the opinion
this was the most valuable help he had hired
This led him To see how some tprrners lost time.
They would hurry to distant field, and soon find
they had eit some important tool belinda boy
must be sent Tor it, and the men must 81, and wait.