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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-05-05
From the New York Wa(chmap

From the New York Walchman
COUertS Balm of Life We invite the
particular attention oil our readers to this
most excellent medicine advertised in
this paper II We nray Ie yoL the uni
ted testimony Of numbers OF The first phy
slcans in this country, then we must
aGmIt Ibis mixture TO be one Of the most
valuable articles for the cure of chronic
bronchitis ever discovered And Oh
serve, IN this respect how much it differs
from tho numerous n0slrums so much.
puHed 10 the papers Not on OF those
medicines, whether pills, powders, or
syrups, has received the approval Of any
considerable number oithe medical pros
Iesslon But it is not so with Covert's
Balm OF Life. il is a remarkable TACT
that this medicine has been approved by
large number of regular physicians,
10 whom the recipe has been submitted,
a fact that cannot be affirmed by any one
of the quack medicines which abound
al the present day
For sale at the Drug Store Of Robert
Kennedy; and at the Store Of Jackson
d Thompson, CarroIon, Ohio Also
Baker and Denpsler, Leesburgh, Car
rol lCounty
CurrOIIlon, Nov. II, l842
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-05-05
New Cash and Produce
STORE.
p0STH1V@AY NO TRUST

THE Subscribers receiving and opening their Store 10 the
House lately occupied oel the town Of CarroIon
of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

nen! with wlnd 1t required Two men, wan the aId OF
the lever. They coa,ess, and the Precipitation
rolled down from their temples, if they reapers
in harvest When the organ was first erected in the
building, its weight broke the beams, and, in coase-
quence, il was assigned position outside the walls,
upon brick pillars built TO supportit it.
Last night had an opportunity of seeing collected
together large proportion of the trading and manu-
featuring population of the city. 1t was The annual
e,e for the benefit Of certain widows and orphans and
held large ADD brilliantly illuminated place, called
Vauxhall Gardens. There singing and dancing,
ealing and drinking and microscopic exhibitions, all
going at the time, in different portions Of the
Garden, bands of music, &c, &c.-the whole b.
GLIDING with grand display of fire works. There
must have been 10000 persons present, at least. 1t
was the stsangss collection OF persons ever saw at q
place OF public amusement"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

RlCHMOND M1RkEiS-August u, !Sia.
ToBAcco-Rsrepts much diminished. Lugs, 81 25 g. leaf,
4 TO- fine manufacturing 90 - quality.
S. sat.
WnsAr9o 10 100 e's according order of delivery.
coRN-57: co cenir.
Mg.L-6o i ~
U,rs-3G 81 cents, from vessels and depot.
fLssice-Lump 50 50 4 3 - a whail, on Basin, 4.
Limg-Sin i2i.
s.lr-si f2I by The cargo; in store 81 20 80.
!Hos-irrdesar 800 Sweies 90 81 Ccuny, 7O pig IS %
N.Ls-i 1! cents.
f,H-Henngs cut, 81 20 al Is, for MOL.
Shad, IS & 50
RUrrEs-Frkin 4 10 cents fresh roll. 10 Is
SrcAE-N Orleans, S6a7 81; p. Rico, 49, 81 Croix, 80
n 10 90
CorrrE-LaeIira, Il cents; Rio, { 4 cents.
TEA--b0 4 IlI cents.
Mm.E.-h-w Orleans - a cents; Porto Rico, q &c
B.coS-Baltimore, So t 50; CITY cured 50a1.
BEEF 81 5Oa6-suIros, So 8 Il , 5n-VE.1s Sa-L,MBs,
s4as. BERNARD PEYTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18
NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR Is4i.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
bureau u FFcrtst. end CDtIng,
August IA, eI3.)
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Beef" and
- Prppusa for Pork The he, Will b. received
office until o'clorS. r. NJ. Monday the second day ot
furnishing and delv Of all and
risk Ia the United states,
Seven thousand cisli hundred barrels Navy Beef,
thousand hundred barrels Navy Pork:
less than hundred pounds
weight Beef pur! G weight cier arc' viii
paid Ia hr delivered the respective Navy Yards and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

L,aIR At raYLoRSVlfLE, HANOVER COuNTY-Thr
Ladies Of 81 Martins Parish, Hanover hold n Fair Al
TayCSsiilc Thursday The 2i o. August aid in the
pieiO Icc Rer'ory 1 articles dress
useful and ornamental viii offered u sale; and all from the
fashionable Lady the plain Farmer w find
their a5t ihc lates VIII iR
MICROSCOPE. Which viii fIth he works Nature ~ Il
wonderful cannot inl interest and inruc all
Dinner VIII be provided by the Ladies' THIS will
afford n pleasant such CGZ,ns Richmond NAV
please take the The morning {" Iayorsve breathe
pur. III the county, and wiie away a hour,
fair collection Of the Ladies Of Hanover the
Ercnlne Tram returns.
Auy.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

Married. the 10th instant, Rev j. H. c. Leach d. D.,
nr WIN W. SrrScER The beautiful and much admired Miss
ASK Archer eides. daughter of Capt John H. Cook all Of
Cumberland
Married. Saturday the 5 by the Rev ia
cob d. Mitchell, Mr.. WN T. CAMPBELL. al HnnHnSyie Nell
tneky 10 Miss SARAH f.. daughter OF Major William Cook o
Liberty, Bedford county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18
Deaths.


Died, the Goth July, Mr.. JoEPH Thomson BsowS the
residence his father Mr. Miller Brown,
Hanover county Mr. Brown delicate constitution, imag-
and temperament He engaged
Of medicine, many inclined poetry,
an early grave o. Wing VIII please copy.
Died the 10Th O'Clock. A. NJ, Inamnaory
Fever Mrs MAMMA Dt>DRDcE CoToM wife Of Mr. Peter
tom, IN tie sOih year of her
Departed THIS f Sunday evening the 30 nitimo
tersbufg with ls,ntiry after eight days Miss
EL,zIpErH MA>s, in the G-h year Of age. While re
mains oi til. vencrard amabe and worthy lady
the family bar.lne groumd White Grove ie former
e-idencel III Dinwid. ooia'y her spte IaIc, hr indus
habits and Kind eled :atItc ald shine trans
cend1nty bright J1r nj fnais
CAIN and resigned her !cA bed, AMI her np
preaching dissolution, sbc .I have eAc4ia!ed, Oh Death
whsre Thy sns:la tave, H'-c IL ny victory" Though
s" belonged 10 nn particular snis oninaian DOUBT
be entertained that she ENJOY the realities
happiness. She a- c large circle relations and
bear testimony lr lEostilajc worth ami drop
pataug rocn III. cold sod under which body
now rests ~ .i.en; rcpnse. n.
Departed this life Spring Grove Caroline county,
day, lCth IorIs. OyFET0~
VIM. BanSlead aged ~ months. 10 dyS.
Uii. weep not for ler-n her srring tine she flew
To thl land where tie WINGS of The soul unirled;
And now. ike a star, beyond evening" cold dew,
Looks fadently dow the world. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

XNHEAT-500 bushels Mediterranean Fly Proof Wheat
w III ;hc vicn oi Richmond by Mr. john Poe whose
the the neighbnhuod
small advance on the price OF other kinds.
WILLIAM PALMER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

Aug. Is 29-it
CT. vIScENT'S COLLEGE, aiiie Jrom hmhnoad-1he
- studies II he regularly resumed al this Institution Mon
day. as Persons DESTROYS OF sending their children
ca requested delay IL beyond III The
fun OF the Latin and Greek Classics besides
Mathematics French, and tile other Usual arpendages Of modern
education.
Terms, for day scholars per session, S25 60
Hoard, do. 800
Which includes wa in: mendrS of nen SC. Ap-
ply TO K. v. NlELAN, Bishop OF Richmond.
a9-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

"And there they stand stands lofty mind.
Worn, hut UnstoopiHg crowd
All tenanlirss Ia liir cram. Ing wind,
Or holding la nj ir ctowd.
There day when tii-y youn, aud proud
Banners HIN, and battles passed below,
But they wh" nugli n bloody siirOud,
And those who waved snrou,..s dust ere now,
And the bleak taitieinents shall bear future blow.
ain going the ruins, observed the names Of a
number OF F-gnians cut upon the walls, and they
brought up my mind thousand associations OF home.
There indeed place in the civilized world from the
dome Of st. Peters at Rome, to the prares and noun
tans OF the far West, where the foot cf Vrgnan has
no! tod. Where the history Of the U. S. IS known,
her is also aud | find, among many persons in Eng
land, that Virginia is taken to mean tie whole of the
Southern States"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18
NATIONAL CONVENTION.

-. Two following articles entitled to console
ln from the calmness and force with which they
rs'' The question Of the manner of electlng the
d.,,es 10 the General Convention The Virginia
p'Fs,n,ou declared in favor of District delegation,
tsas Delegates to each District, but of giving IN
sn,,on the whole electoral weight Of the State 10
'.,ndlda,e. They considered the mode OF elect.
' delegates to be thing-the mode OF vot'ng' 40
,ss;ne''
Foo, F,naaU,s E,po,iforO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

IN the skiess Well, to wish man in heaven Is surely
great harms whatever you may think Of the proprety
p, .ne aspiraon in newspaper am certain that Mr..
Ssnne.t mad no Twill to Mr. Dey. As to the idea of
.Ia. money from Mr. Dey GOOD God should think
.h;, "v ' De the very last thing man would
think OF after looking at his schedule Qaughter) l
a ans mere have been nsnuaons about black
rally known that all this originated with editors and 9TH
%ss haa Dsss Of that prosperity and
secured. Mr. Bennett may have his mperfections That
he has his enemies ans we all know But now before
al He is have all his rights Let us then ,rv th;s
libel on Anthony Dey. and nothing else. Irrespective Of
the wishes OF his friends or enemies let Mr. Bennett he
shall whether he has done any thing more than what
any other editor could have done without being noticed
at least so far as Judicial inv esga Is concerned
Mr. JORDAN here concluded his opening having spoken
about three quarters Of hour and the adjourned
till this day at the usual hour.
The court room was excessively crowded Mr. Dew
present and strange to say like Uncle John in the
Cocklo Family looked quite comfortable and perfectly
at ease.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

BRITISH CONSUL IN Nrw YoRK.-We learn that
the abotonists of Great Britain are endeavorng to
prevail on their government TO revoke the appoint
ment of Anthony Barclay, Esq, consul for New
York, account of some estate with slaves on IT,
which he purchased in the south. How far will
tanaticlsm got
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08
JAMES G. BENNETT, Eso.:-

JAMES G. BENNETT, ESQ.,
SIR
Many of your subscribers, residents of the Ninth
ward, are seriously Inconvenience ty not receiving
your valuable paper at their houses before 81 and
sometimes o'clock in the morning; now as bust
ness men cannot wait at homes and neglect their
business TO wait for the paper they consequently do
notsee 1t until the evening The Sun paper is deliver
ed in the same neighberhood by O'Clock by their
carrier, and why is the Herald carrier so dilatory
Can you inform me?'
Yours respectfully,
NINTH WARD SUBSCRIBER.
ANswER.-The Herald carrier Tor the Ninth ward
is requested to reform his practice, or we shall have
TO reform him.--.Ed Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

MAIL FROM ALBANY.-Pomeroy ~ Co. came in
yesterday from Albany, via the Housatonic railroad,
with papers from that city Of Monday. This road
Is now open, and the trains 60 through to Albany
without any detention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

LBELs IN PHILADELPHIA. jury in the lib
case against the Ledger, could not agree-6 to
What nonsense to bring sue h suits
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

SLEIsHrNe.-The seighing throughout the city
was never better than now. All who can obtain a
sleigh improve it, and dash ahead at a great
rate. The weather is beautiful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

STATE TREASURER. Harrington was elet
ted State Treasurer on Monday. He was nomins
ted in caucus on Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

SHIP acknowledgements afternoon at quarter
past three o'clock the great packet ship Montezuma
will be launched
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

Co Col. 5. PERRY, whose advertisement appears
In our paper of this day. is not Re same who deli,
vered lecture some time since, at the Tabernacle
on the subject of "Tsras. He will go into the sub
ject he has observation-disclosures a perfect
rush
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

The SPolLs.-lt is now said that Noah is to be
the United States Marshal Of this port, since the
affairs of Morocco have been settled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

BEAUTIFUL PRlNT.-Colman, 203 Broadway,
has published very beautiful hthotin of U. S. soop
of war Hornet, at the low price of 81 g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

FROM ALBANY.-We are indebted to PulIen snd
Copp, for Albany papers OF Saturday evening No
appointments mentioned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

Cans Why don't an omnibus run from Fulto
ferry to Jersey ierry1 In Paris omnibusses run a
over the city, and in every direction, too.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

UNITED STATES sENAToR.-Sas Wright, Jr. was
yesterday elected United States Senator for six
years from next March. He was unanimously no.
minated on Monday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

LoTrERrEs.-The lottery business is quite foul
ishing in New York, in spite of the law and its pen
altes. We see one OF the papers full of advertise
ments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

A full report Of the opening of this case will be
found in columns, embracing the speeches of
the District Attorney for the prosecution, and of Mr.
Jordan for the defence. To-day the evidence will
begin.
We are requested TO say that an attachment will
be issued against all those witnesses who have been
subP9ned In this case, and do net appear at the
Court OF Sessions to-day, at IL O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08


CASE OF RICHMOND Woodruff This gentleman
VINO was charged by George w. Miller, of latter.
sails, Broadway, Saturday last, with forging his
check for $500, which was discounted by Mr.. Hicks.
OF Wall street, voluntarily appeared at the police
office yesterday, attended by his counsel, E. M.
Peck, Esq He stated, upon his examination. that
the note was genuine, and had been given to him
by Miller for the purpose ofpreventing an expose of
certain transactions relative to his business The
signature Mr.. Miller does not deny but he asserts
that he never gave the nole Woodruff was ad.
mtted to bail, and alleges that he will be able to
show most conclusivey that he received the note
from Miller as genuine one. This is very strange
transaction, and the expose is looked for with great
by those concerned in the art and mystery of
the business.
HE FATEs WOULD HAVE IT so.-A few weeks
since. a fellow named Thomas Doran escaped from
biackwelPs Island, where he had been confined
Tor larceny, and in few days afterwards was re-
arrested on another CHARGE and fully committed ror
trial in the City Prison An attempt was made bv
TWO persons, representing themselves members Of
the Court OF Sessions, to obtain his release by app
cau9nt 10 Judge with copy OF the commitment;
out uepuIy keeper Holman, awake to the interests
OF the community, wrote upon the copy of the CON-
mltment, escaped from Backwelrs Island, and
tour months to serve" The Judge very properly re-
fused to grant ball. and Tom was set down for tnal
in the Court of Special Sessions Yesterday morning
IN the return Mr. Holman again registered the om.
nous words, ESCAPED from Blackwell's lsand,''
Nc and Doran finding that all attempts at escape
by any legal means fruitless took advantage of
the carelessness of the bevy of eighteen officers at
tached to the Sessions, and walked out of the court
room, hat in hand, as though he had never been
brought into by force of law This is an offset to
the two recent escapes from the City Prison. andis
another evidence of the lack of attention to the du
ties 1.-The court, as undertaken to be performed by
the officers attached to it,
The PREVENTIVE PoLIcE.-Whlle perambulating
the streets of our city at late hour last evening we
were accosed by those indefatigabes, John H.
Lowe, Francis F. Smith, Barber, and Drinker. who
have been recently organized into first district
night police, under the immediate jurisdiction of
Justice Mass, the energetic officer. This is a
good movement, and has already been productive of
much good 1t should be increased by larger
number of officers ~ different squads.
MUsIcAL.-Sgnor Rspetti intends to give grand
concert next week. He will be assisted by eminent
talent.
Madame Sutton and Signor De Begins returned
yesterday from Albany. They gave two concerts
in Albany, and one in Troy, all of which were well
attended by the fashionable circles of both these
cities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

Law or LIBEL.-Can any body tell what it is o
what II means
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08
BY. THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
City Intelligence.

% AT the time our paper went to press, the
southern mail had not arrived
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08
The Approaching Spring Trade.

We are very thoroughly persuaded that the pros
poets of the Spring Trade, and of the country
generally, are better and brighter than they have
been for seven years past.
Let us take inventory Of stock on hand, the
debts DUE the currency in circulation, and glance
AT he mos cta hefo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

WEIGHS OLYMPIC CIRCUS The public should
bear in mind, that this wonderful establishment has
but few weeks more to remain in this CITY, and all
who have not yet enjoyed evening Of social, rare
and instructive entertainment here, should not ne
glect the earliest opportunity OF doing so. The
magnificent pantomme of the Devouring Ogre"
improves with every representation, and continues
to elicit the most unequivoca tokens of appreciation
from crowded and fashionable audiences-it is be-
yond question, the most gorgeous, novel and anu
sing affair ever produced in This city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

CHATHAM THEArRE.-A very attractive bill is pre-
sented for this evening. The beautiful play of the
Orphan of Geneva" is announced, with a very
excellent cast-Mr. Thorne susains the part of
Carwin, in which character he is almost without
rival; Miss Mary Duff, superior actress and
an exemplary woman, appears as Therese. The
thrilling drama OF the "Robber of the Rhine"
with other attractions, present uncommonly en-
tertaining bill, and will undoubtedly secure full
house. The entertainments offered at this eslab-
ishment are infinitely superior to those presented at
any other theatre in the city, and the prices of adj
mission being much cheaper than at any other place
of amusement, it is nightly thronged to excess by
orderly and respectable citizens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

90 vELPEAU's LECTURES The folio wing il
he manner In which the celebrated velpeau of the hos
ptal of La Charite speaks of his e.
he cure OF gonorrhe" In this way have used an inn
mense number OF cases in whom every other species Of
treatment had been tried without success Veneon,s
Pills are now sold exclusively in this country by autbo
rty sthe College Of Medicine and Pharmac yof The cit
o. New YORK, at their principal office and consulting
rooms,V Nassau street. Price One Dollar per box
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

a2-The beautiful Do-hum-me, bride OF the young k,vs
chief Cow.pck-ke, though she has odd way Of orm
menting her husband and painting herself with REF ochp
is vet so beautiful, amiable and modest to crean
powerful sensation, and deeper often, the mere c.
rosity The niece OF Black Hawk is also very nteres
ing creature They speak not a word or English bu.
talk natures own language with their bright expressive
eyes, Never have we seen so noble group chiefs and
warriors-snd perhaps is the last ,het may visit u.s.
90 VELPEAU's LECTURES The following il
he manner in which the celehrateh Yelnean of The les
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-02

10 Whigl n Arkansas ~ deIeT-

The Whigs H Arkansas have deter
mined to hold D State convention
They say that they cane rvtbe Stale
and, what is good deal more, that
they toiLl carry it, M Van Buren, has
no strength there. All the Arkansas
Locoloeos are for Col Johnson, and
when the Kiuderhooker shall be nom
mated, they win utter few curses and
fold their arms in sullen supinenes'.
Lou. J0arRat.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-02


/ mells at any mysterious sofroW) after one or
two downcast looks and futtaring pauses, she
said IN an under tone,
spray, sir, lie there anything tbe matter with
you You appear 10 be unwelli'
Sab, madam" breathed Mackay, in wits.
per, Il am a poor paralysis, and have lost the
use ofmy arms. Though my tears have flowed
in answer to the touching sentiments Of the
pastor, | have not the power 10 wipe them
away"
In an instant fair hand was thrust int
reticule,and Whine handkerchief, scented with
! otto Of roses, was applied to Maokay's eyes.
The iair Samaritan seemed to rejoice 10 this
first opportunity Of practising what had been
50 recently preached, appeared to polish them
with right good will. When she had done,
Mackay looked unutterabo obligations, but
whispered that che would increase them a
thousand fold If she would, as it wanted il very
much, condescend to wipe his nose The nov.
city Of the request was thought nothing Of,
the widow was proud Of the promptitue she
had displayed in succoring the distressed, aud
70 person who had done one kind action, the
second seems always easy. Her white hand,
and still whiler handkerchief were raised to
Mackey's cut water, but the moment it was
completely envelOped IN the folds Of tho cam
bric, he gave such a sneeze as made he whole
church ring--l wac, 10 fact, more Ike a neigh
The minister paused in giving out the hymn,
the deacons put on their spectacles to see
what could be the matter, and in an instant.
every eye was turned upon Mackey and The
fair Samaritan, the latter Of whom being so
intent upon her object, or so COMPOUNDED by the
general not0rlety she had acquired, still con-
cusiyely grasped the noge.
There were hundreds of persons in that
church who knew Mackey and bis propensi.
ties well, and a single glance was sufficient to
convince them that a successful boar had been
played for their amusement. Ageneral inter
ran round the place, 'nods and becks and
wreathed smiles were the order Of the day.
Men held down their heads aud laughed out
right; ard The ladies' had 10 stuff the scented
cambria into their mouths, which had been so
recently applied to the sparkling fronts above.
AT length something like order was restored
The hymn sung, the blessing given amid
stlflad nols Of various kIlls, when the con.
gregaton rose to depart The widcw up to
this point, feeling strong in the consciousness
ofhavng performed a ,irtuous action upon
good looking face, needed not the gaze OF the
curious nor the smiles Of the mi thlu, but what
was her astonlshment when Mackay rose
from bis seal, lifted up one Of bis paralytc
hands, and took his hat from a peg above his
head, and with ibe other began searching his
coat pocket forls gloves! Though the un-
kindest cut ofal was yet to come, for Mackay
having drawn them on, and opened the pew
door, turned, and put this question in a tone the
most msiauaiing, but still loud enough for fifty
people TO hear.
is II not, madam, much greater pleasure TO
opera upon fine looking Roman nose like
nino thou uFon such qusus suab as yvu na,esf
Exchange Paper.