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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20
VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY

VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. q. ROBERTSON has the pleasure Of respectfully
WI announcing his friends and the public that his regular
dwelling g. Eighth Avenue for giving instructions the
above Mr. r. will introduce in his academy all
and fashionable dances including the Polka and
Maza Quadrles and various styles of Watzng Inruc-
tons II, private pupils and classes any fixed hour
their residences Mr. Bs morning class will be formed
for ladies' lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

SAINT PAUL.
A N EXTRA REHEARSAL Of this magnificent orato'o
n will take place at the Coliseum. this evening .
The regular Rehearsal Thursday evening, IN tne io"
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of the Association are respect
iully requested to be present -. - rLux.a.u .v.r;re
~ D-i"e i'cHes ""i " H. NEIG1s,
40 ,,., iis Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20
FIR E E CONC E X rs!
THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING,
At the Recess, 157 Broadway,
BETWEEN Courtlandt and Liberty s,rees-ThePropretor
- begs leave inform his friends aud patrons that he has
gagged the popular vocass MR. and MRS COLLINS al
Professor who will preside at the Piano forte
~ B-The best Of Wines, Liquors and seg.rs can be had
MIG 20 % Str w. A. FRANCIS
SAMSON
TINE Splendid Oratorio Of SAMSON of Ike greatest
L compositions of the immortal Handel will be performed
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY,
for the first time on FRIDAY EVENING 2st instant the
Tabernacle, under the Direction Of Mr. U. c. HILL.
Organist (eugaged expressly for this oceasion) =
AIR. A. u. HAYTE X
Persons Represented.
Samson. ;nlr. =. 2; Zones
Manoah Father Of Samson Mr.. +: H. Nash
Dalila, hts vile WIZ Sarcia
p can ,,,.o. az The I,oston n and II Socstv
Iarapha Of Gath :. ...... MIR. Edw. Shepherd
His first appearance in Oratorio;
Messenger. ....................M MIR. D. b. Bell
Chorus of Israelites: Chorus of Philistines:
BY upwards Of Performing Members, with the aid of
large and powerful Orchestra.
Performance commence u halEpast o'clock.
Books of the words will be- furnished free Of charge
Tickets Fifty each-kor sale the principal Music
Stores; Ssxton Mile Brosdway q Nssbitt corner
Wall Water Streets Perkins No. Wall street;
Flaadow Bowery and the door Of the Tabernacle
nIQ Afrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20
HILLS INFALLIBLE ONGUENT FOR THE
HAIR

CAN any thing be more honest Notice the fact that
he '
$ o
also that il Is warsntsa Al cases either young or old
q
s a. &c as ece s
moist, soft, curly. SC s' "1"e
dandu and falling of Of the hair and made use Of several
Shss Ss sa ss HIS
S9 an s%s pp *. g % esy was %
ed, my hair commenced growing, and thicker
than ever was being also soft moist and glossy lean
'11.,
only his principal Office the northwest corner Of Pine and
81 and %m ss:y is ins S
Co 70 Mater .s W% A. .oe1sT lae Mr. Tho
A.s BB.ssss / M ESa. a.
s. H.I Gina sad 5 Ssr If s.sy
G Market S.% cny n sSss sss
HOvER'S FIRST PREMIUM WRITING INK.
% ss r .SSa s "a. 70 s Se
FIRST PREMIUM FOR Writing Inks at the late Fair Of the
NEw YoRK, November 10, is45
sia reply yours, enqurins who has received the
FIST for Ink send ySu soRy on t The 9 s
specimen Writing lax Diploma George T. Nesb corner
, Ss 90 " 9sar streets j6aS CHAMBERS cI.
In addition 10 the above pamphlet pu containing
500 certificates of Heads Of Depart Wahngton,
Chs misis &c. all agreeing that Hovers Inks Superior to
any sEf " ss & sy and
be furnished manufacturers prices wholesale or retail, by
his AGENT, GEORGE +. NESBlTT, Stationer,
ns tuc Corner of Wall aud Water streets
THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT,
OK BROADWAY, upper corner Of Murray over Ten.
~ neys jswey store, awarded the Medah four FRS!
Boston, New York and respectively for the best
pictures aud apparatus exhibited.
Pumbes Premium Cameras, Instructions Plates, Cases, &c
desired point at lower rates than ~ 9TH
PlSr, L GALLERY
AND SPARRING SCHOOL.
I HUDSON having returned from the South announces
- his old friends and pupils that he will Be found At
be will devote his in giving Instructions in the noble art
Tsms moderate. Open during the day and in the evening
dig lr-rc
DROPOsALs will be received until tbs 18th December
next at the Office ofthe New York and Harlem Rail Road
Company White Plains for Timber for the
othe Extension through Weschrter County Specifications
and blank proposals will be furnished al the once
November nth. l8t3. nl8 2wrc
MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAIL ROAD BONDS,
DATED IN 1887 AND lea2.
NJ OTTO hereby given that the due and payable
psid the Mechancs Bank the city Of New York the
presentation Of he said bank and after the first
proximo. !. Signed, y. FOSTER, Jr, Secretary.
Albany, November 18th, 1916, MIA lot' m
STRAW BOARDS.
100 Jeas Straw Ecafts 81 Ihs beat susljy "a! namee
lOV Fer saie by FERssE BRUOkS,
70 lm ec No, a and 81 Nssste street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20
EVENING AMUSEM EMIT.

70 draw them from the haunts Of dissipation and vice
into which many fall fcom of rational and
rrucve amusement. An excellent opportunity now off
which attractions also combining health plea
aud information where gentlemen aud
agreeable hour At DisbTOw Riding School 4os Bowery
not required to attend regularly only suit their
venence The school will be evening from to
9K o'clock (Sundays excepted)
The School open daily for Ladies, from AM TO M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20
BRlSTOW'S
SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL SYSTE

Academyl60 Broadway, opposite John street.
M X BRlSTO Finishing Writing Master in announcing
IVA his reDn to New York and the Re Opening of his
deny Room No st Iss Broadway to teaching his
Ladies and Gentlemen Of this city and Brooklyn of his having
made GREAT REDUCTION In his order the
vast benefit Of his within one
No complaint moraly speaking more general than that Of
CHEAP!
men 81 EVERY AGE and capacity the
pleasing style Of penmanshp elegant
manner matter how eramged the hand may be-
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS.
Extra lessons will be given (fee Of charge if required
the venerable matron feels delighted in going through
r4.Mr b. can be from to A. M or from to r NJ
u - Private lessons given
s, SHORT HAND taught by Mr.. b. For sale, work
practically. =
days. 40 imeod.ro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

Park yIxEATisk.
Thursday Evening, November goth,
Will be performed the Dramaof
Or, The story Of A Heart.
Sucuie. ............ .-....... .. ~ Diaa,d
-. Mr. F 5,sna
win :. n.,,arn., r. conclude with; .,v . no~ n,,v.s
the ERFF t 81 TE Z eo 81, Fi1.''d the
MI. hooiiyodge :. MI Bass
.' Ms. MoiIyod;:s,. Mrs: Vernon n'0''
>, Price Price. Of Adn'.nOn-BoIas, 81 r 30 'ssery.
1ooI. o'clock ..a ms c.. wri.s precisely
8OWEHV THEATssI.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
Thursday Evening, November aOth,
TIP GREEN Sisi'1s'f aS 8 5sS2tnsF SOY SOY
Lucy Mrs Sergeant mn
WIFE Ff'' FoR %sSDaAY.
N' Anrssas. MIR. Sergeant Ma Hill
r. TsS Sa5j.Hs 9Th
Count ugoino ..................,;;. II Scott
Lowsf Bole. % cents; second and THIRD T,es Is cts.
II b ss@ S vail ag.a ri s sif pas, tn.
NIBLO's.
HERR Ai EASS scET Th GEkkMAN MAGICIAN
extremely grateful f IN MIhs SUCCESS
he has beg TO announce that conse
s''A Still INCREASING CROWDS
he is plessingly induced 10 remain for
SIX NIGHTS LONGER,
commencing
Monday, Nov. 18th,
and finally closing on Saturday. Nov 22d.
During that time, he will of experiments III
Chemistry fneumatics, Optics, Natural Philosophy and
Tickets 50 Doors open 7-Performance
at ~ o'clock MIC lwm
GRAND UNION CIRCUS.
Greeaich Theatre Corner Of Hariek aud Charlton streets
OPEN EVERY EVENING,
-4nd every Saturday an afternoon Performance
THE eSEAs g. % Ii. 81 T;?S!!;;;ARrlE,
Mr. Moseley, the graceful rider this country.
Franklin, the only Double Somerset the world and
equaed as Slack Rope Per9rpeI Rider, &C. Madame Gull
Sweet Miller AID Others all oil the company The public
by this time need the that the Greenwich
Theatre the performances were equaed in the United
States or Europe.
Doors open at hafpast G. performance at
o'clock
Private Boxes $5-Dres Circle, so cen.-Upper Circles IS
cents-Pit 1914 cents MA 1w-r
ALBANIA.
No. 500 Broad,caY, (bet,ceen Spring aud Prince.)
EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATION OF TALENT
Thursday Evening, Nov. aOth,
The Of the Ahama has the honor the
PssMs A ar e 81 r. e1ssT1 the Celebrated English syb
'i''' MAN. and Mons Phil LiPPE! r-As'''" ''o"'
the Extraordinary aud Highly Talented French Magician
They have performed the principal cities Europe where
phed and finished professors Necromancy and "Lege
that have sIsF R tS section Of the world
will introduce some Of his most humorous dfneations
mic and eccentric character.
Ths'sT5yYfRsso e MGss W SARIsnEIAN the
have also been secured for this wee., only.
Doors at o'clock Performance TO commence at ~ o.
! clock Admission % cts
nl0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20
PROMENADE CONCERTS,
A MIIlARn
a LA MUSARD.
FIRST CONCERT WILL TAKE PLACE ON
Saturday, 29th November,

Saturday, HVth November,
AT NIBLO'S SALOON.
THE ME- MBERS Of the New York Musica Association
respectfully beg leave to announce 20 their friends and the
public their intention give series Of Concerts
during the winter consisting of Pot Pours
Values Quadrillss etc. by strauss Lanner Labzky,
Musard Julien, Gunk 7 and other celebrated composers
such musical created tn.
element IN the musical circles Europe the said
al the request friends Of have procured all
the compo OF modern times which
now in rehearsal by full and effective Orchestra OF
THIRTY-THKEk PERFORMERS.
order the mseves from any loss which might oc
from the large number Of performers and the heavy ex
been thought advisabe TO issue sub
scrption lists to Music Stores IN order that those
who attend the performance may subscribe and
he pumbeI Of uckets
PRICE OF TICKETS OF ADMISSION, ,IHkEE DOL
LARS, FOR SIX CONCERTS,
To he raid on delivery tickets for the Ist extra
tickets for obtained by applying to thee ON
mtee for the door the evening OF the
ccrts, rs cents each.
Committee of arrangements:
j. +. WOLTER li6 West OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 50
Broadway. crosby 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

CONCERTS, SOIREES, NC.
Nm ANN Mrs COLLINS 1.-THE popular vocsl'ss,l are
M an.,sd m receive engagements for Concerts sources,
a. dnr,nr The forthcoming season.
Ms C. also acts Pianist and can Dc engaged Tor private
oo'''"o" Mrs NEWTON, Teacher OF the Piano Forte
a,,m,r and Singing, ally Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20
THE ORIGINAL AND Only GENUINE CAL
VANlC STRENGTHENING PLASTER

DUCKING GUNS
CASES superior Duck Guns Of the most poroyed Inpth
~ form, weight and bore.
cases very superior Cooking Guns
IS cases low priced boys and larger Guns The above
GINS now and will be sold extreme low prices
Also full stock Of Sporting articles, Gun materials &C.
o2t 3taw7m.rc A. w. SPIES Co 2is Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20
TABERNA AGILE


TABERNACLE.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TEMPLETON
WILL give GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
w at the Tabernacle, on
Monday Evening, November Gath, Is45,
ENTITLED
GEMS OF MELODY.
In of which will be introduced the following ay
"Jessey, TIE Flower o. Dunblanc."
sally IN our Alley"
Old fowler"
Black Eyed susan
" The Bonnie Breast Knots
4" A Mans Man for a. that"
. The Last Words of Marmion."
:" SCOTS VIVA Haze
The Bay Of Bscay."
- / love her, how love her"
at the door.
Doors open Ito at and terminate at TO-
Books Of the Words be had the door-price 2s cents
" MIR. Tempeton will also give Concert at the Brooklyn
Institute Tuesday Evening" 18th insaut and at Washing
ton Hall Newark Oh Wednesday Evening 18th instant
nl9tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
OF THE
PERUVIAN PENS

PERUVIAN PENS
QUALITY IMPROVED
AMES FERRY Co, have the pleasure that
in OF increased facility in OF
their Pens they have reduced the the level of all
Pens In the market at the time their superiority quail
ty Is maintained
r. Co embrace this opportunity TO return thanks to
their friends for the decided to the
erryan Pens Tor public
The spurious limitations which frequently imposed upon
them Tor the genuine Perryian Pens.
Sold by all Statones aud dealers in Metallic Pens and by
THEODORE hlPkE,
= Agent for James Perry X Co, London
NO , Liberty street and No 7t1z Maiden Lane.
THE ORIGINAL AND Only GENUINE CAL
VANlC STRENGTHENING PLASTER
CERTIFICATE NO. 10 The suojoined erfcate select.
" ed from number from gentle of
standing and respecaby resident the city Brook
yn strong and unequvoca proof Of the invaluable cha
Of this remedial other evidences indispu
bic be furnished at the Office OF the principal agent
No IS Chambers strett:-
The unde gned having for years suffered much from
pain the hip occasioned bya fall attended with rheumatic
affection does hesitate give thus public testimonial
Strengthening Plaster and spproba
OF the invaluable properties incorporated IN IT
Having at times sud severely scarcely to be able
raise limb and rendered almost cripple was induced
uy this remedy, and to Ind short
AFTER appcation OF the plaster, almost cessa
Wo with much greater than for two preyiou
am thoroughly convinced OF its singular efficacy aud ab
enect speedy similar therefore
commend u with confidence to my friends: r..,o
New York. YHs eS. /. 1915. LosEs VAN NosThANp'
Ssenred by Letters Patent and sale BY the importer No
and Dy respsctnoIe 6uggists generally MIS- 2weod'rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20
CAFE TORTONI

CAFE TORTONI.
vu,HE PROJECTORS have great pleasure N announcing
that to their already extensive place they have added sn
new saloons designed for the accommodation OF private par
sg with private enhance, hrst door on tns gl' NO D,
Reside street Ths Cafe Tosun sitnated on we sosas o.
Hssds street saa Broadway ms lN'P@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

f-DANiEL WALKER, Manufacturer Of Piano Fortes liza,
CONSTANTLY hand extensive Of elegant Rose
including Grand and Cabinets, with and
Gold Medal the largest Premium awarded to him al
tho last Fair Of the Amer Institute for
Piano Fores NIB An Organ with four stops in good con
don suitable for small church. private family for sale
cheap loan on time Store al Broadway Mandatory A
West l4th 81. near 9th avenue. n6 1m-rrc
nVERCOATS CLOAKS, Gc.-A large assortme mt Mems
" aud Youths Beaver Mled Cloth and Pilot Overcosts,
Cloaks &c. for sale ready made usual moderate prices
VIM. 7. JENNINGS X co. a3i Broadway.
N mis- Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNIT URE
WANTED.
GENTLEMEN aud Families obtain the full value for
" all kinds of supeuons effects they wish dispose Of
such as Ladies and Gsntemens Wearing Apparel Fire
city will find it their advantage send for the ubsc be
who pledges himself give fair price for all articles offered
B.-A line through the Post Office will be promptly
tended to L. LEVENSTYN
OPT lm+mc 466 Broadway, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

WAN
FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to 20 South or West, to
act as Agents for the sale new and popular
writing with opportunity Of clearing $1,000 per Some
employ will donbt, made $1,000 per
year clear of all Each will have his district 1t will
be for them have least from $ $50 obtain
good fitting Apply FRENCHS Publishing Hall. 800
Broadway, up stairs. All letters must be post paid.
"a I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

FREE TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
A1O BROADWAY (between Broom and Graud streets,)
Cis where and of capacity both
male and female are furnished to employers
The characters of all offering for situations will be strictly
they Leave ne ONCE and none put the
10 engage TO employers.
Women, men girls and boys wishing employment Of
kind who prove satisfactorily the above character OBJ
good stu ons-no others need apply MIC lm@m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

WANIED,
CUBSCRIBERS-AtC LARKS& STEVAN'S Free Agel
cy and Temperance intelligence IS Duane street. west
Broadway, where they have good faithful servants witt
charge and also with little delay
waters &c description aud Of good moral charact
first Cook hsnd at 95 Duane MO lm-rh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

RY TWO respectable young women, situations-one a
ID ch.mbemad and do plain general house ork-
other take of children. Please call 1852 Chamber
MO Ct inc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

pY TWO respectable Protestant girls situations rcspec
- table private famlyone do chsmberwo and
PLAIN ewng-the other TO take Of children waiter
useful Wages much the object home for the
Good references given Please call at SO Madison
the no 2t$mc
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01
BY G. A. & ]. P. CHAPMAN.

flashing, if she, at least knew not the meaning Of
fear.
But said Eugene, pale with contending passion,
what means this marriagcp
Wv hat let him reve In my fathers wealth, which
| can only inherit as his widow 7"
He caught the earnest gaze of her large black eyes
the pleading of her beautiful lips (; he caught her
small white hands, and swore upon them to do her
will.
'Yoa must Leave me iow,' said she, st is late ; she
led him to the door, and as it closed, he again
met those radiant eyes, and surely love was IN their
long and lingering look.
That night the Hotel was disturbed by an arrival.
The wind had changed, and the packet entered the
harbor. Next morning Eugene learned that Sir
George Walsingham had come he learned too that
others had been sent TO prepare the chapel for mar
rage In vain he sought another interview with Al
legra A carriage at length drove up to the door,
Supported by a tall, stern looking man, Allegro was
borne to the vehicle Eugene followed Sir George
held his victim by the arm and fixed his keen eye up
on her with cold and cruel expression; she al
most hidden Nv her veil, but she was trembling and
the little of her face that could be seen was white as
the marble of the monuments around the chapel.
The ceremony was at an end, and they were de-
parting. Instantly the young Partisan sprang for
ward and struck the bridegroom In the face.
Liar, murderer, and coward, you dare not follow
me 2
The Englishman started and struck him in return.
For life or for death-yours or minep cried Eu-
gene, offering him one of two pistols,
They retired few PAGES, fired and both fell SIR
George was killed, the Parisian dangerously wound
ed. He was carried to his hotel, where he remained
some hours insensibe. At length lie was able to
speak His last recollection was seeing Allegro faint
in the arms of the attendants.
where is she 2 exclaimed he, looking round the
room eagerly
WHO sir 2
.Allegra-Lady Observation-Disclosures Paul
where is she =
she left town some hours since
'Gcne = and he sank back on his pillow.
No message had been left, and no trace cclld be
discovered; but one of the servants brought him
locket he well remembered seeing her round her
neck the fatal evening 1t opened with spring, and
contained miniature of sngularly handsome young
man but it was neither Sir Georges likeness, nor
his own
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
and Measures


simple and frugal Government, confined within
strict Constitutional limits.
strict construction of the Constitution and no as
sumption of doubtful powers.
No National Bank to swindle the laboring popula-
ton.
No connection between the government and banks
diplomacy, asking for nothing but what is clear
~ right and submitting to nothing wrong.
NO public debt, either by the General Government,
or by the States except for objects of urgent neces
sity.
No assumption by the General Government Of the
debts OF the States, either directly or indirectly by
distribution of heprSceds Of the public lands
Revenue tariff, discriminating in favor Of the
poor consumer instead Of the rich capitalist
No extensive system Of Internal Improvement by
the General Government, or BY the States.
constitutional barrier against improvident State
loans.
The honest payment of cur debts and the sacred
preservation OF the public faith.
gradual return from paper credit system
No grants OF exclusive charters and privileges by
special legislation to banks.
No connexion between Church and State.
No prescription for honest opinions
Fostering aid to public education
progressive" reformation of all abuses.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01
THE STATE SENTINEL

is published euery Thursday Office Illinois ST.,
Second Block Aorthof Washington.
Oc-The State Sentinel viii contain a much larger
amount of reading matter, all subjects of general
interest, than any other newspaper in Indiana
TERNlS.-Two dollars year, always IN advance
In no instance viii more than number be sent till
the money is received Subscribers viii receive due
notice few weeks before the expiration Of each year
or TERM and if the payment for succeeding year
term be not advanced the paper will be discontinued
This rule viii be strictly adhered to an all cases
Five Dollars will be received for three years; Or
three copies viii be sent year for the same.
One dollar will be received for six morths-aicdys
sn Advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS, win be inserted three times
at dollar square, ESQ ems) and be continued at
the rate of % cents square weekly Quarterly adj
vertisements inserted at SO a square of $50 ems.
Yearly advertisers will be accommodated on rea-
sonable terms, which should always be made in writ
ing agreed upon.
All advertisements from abroad must be accompanied
By the cash or no attention Will be paid to them.
Postage must be paid.
0IIFPostmasters are allowed to frank letters con-
aiming remittances
OSTIn ranking, Postmasters must not forget to
write their names in full under the word " free
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

A GOAT IN CHURcH.-Under this head. the Barre
Gazette, tells the following good one "The papers
are telling the story of dog who entered church
after the assembly of the congregation but before the
arrival of the minister, marched up into the pulpit
and reared his paws upon the desk, to the destruction
of all sober faces among the congregation. We re-
collect being witness to a somewhat similar scene in
our young days A he goat with whom we had ma
ny but and pulp once entered the village church
during service, and passing to the pulpit stairs, en-
tered the place always to be found in old fashioned
churches between the pulpit and the deacon's seat.
He there laid down quietly, until nearly the close Of
a long prayer such the Rev. Mr. +. mot the regu-
lar pastor) accustomed to make. 'sDick' SEEM
ed to partake of the general WEAKNESS of the
cation at ong prayers and rearing his fore feet up
on the communion table, he locked up beseechingiy
in the face of the preacher and sent forth long bda!
If there long face in church it was out of our
sight, and the prayer soon wound up