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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-31
1872 BROA ID WAY,
CORNER OF JOHN sTREEr

TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the Erening Post
SPFCIMENS OF RINGS unapproachable VERBENA
- CREAM FOR sHAvlNG..1his article. universally
premium of the Institute Fair Indeed is fully
by those who know, lhst is impossible
article equal to it, 1t softening the skim fragrant to the
sense destroyer of freckes and pmpes and sold cheap
than the old ALL therefore. who would consult
economy and comfort in shaving should possess
of
From the New York Gazeue.-The New Soap-We speak
from experience aud speak from the professional
knowledge OF our beneiactor and friend James Grant No
out IN this department. Of modern Ii only
an emoent but IL is something noren In short we be-
lieve II 10 the hfs- shaving soap in the world
Beware Of n.stions. and observe The signature
under the directions for of II. Ring Prepared
for SALE wholesale aud retail ard for exploration by
e. H. RING, Druggist
au26 m"mc 1872 Broadway, corner Of John street.
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
MONSIEUR EDMOND DU BUiSSON, having a few
AVA hours to dispose of offers his those who
are desrous OF acquiring the French language.
further particulars enquire his residence New York
Hotel, IN the morning, from to Q, and from to p. NJ
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SHIP BLACKSMITH.

i Il.
CORNER s Of MoNFGoMnR9 AEp sourH srs
81 ,hs to dc the
and on the most reasonable terms.
DONG the top
Letters addressed as above will receive prompt attention, q
GERMAN HARDWARE -
A LARGE assortment Of German Hardware consisting of
Scissors Shssel. Butcher Knives table Kniys. and
is'i ss' Chains rssass K"S s:
!bs aadersiensd and offered sale low on aecoSno-
s saaT ss.s ASR stA sos PENCILS and
Al;f f.is' Sis 5fsf' ES5 s sse
v;o,;n. cn;,, v,., g.. Junction Liberty street.
CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS AND GLASSWARE
Large ga ssfSItmen Of Fancy Goods Clocks volins Gg
GEORGE F. GERDING,
RANGES-RANGES
plERCE's First Premium New Patent Two Oyen Ranges
% $ and , These
American nstuss and are universally acknowledged
All ranges sold by the proprietor are ysTranted in all
au2s Sole Proprietor. 2s2 Broadway.
SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS, GIRANDOLES
AND TEA TRAYS.
% s . a
Tor churches and hotels large assortment of Chandeliers
and '"''Fndns Solar lamps For 5o t,If GEftS
au2s lmsmc l5i Fulton street, N. Y.
HE'S
Chains Gold Pencils Keys &C. will find j greatly to their
s % i s ssef
war5sn5sd e keep good time shs money refunded
Ss.s. Of anS ,ss sd wsSsI
-
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RARE CHANCE.
A NUMBER OF AGENTS WANTED to undertake the
"A sale of and useful patented article which be
guarantee of $500 Der annum win be rren To
competition each will have district secured
to HIM. Apply to s. FRENCH,
289 Broadway, up stairs.
Letters be postpaid in order receive attention.
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~ .LE0ANT FURNISHED APAKTMENTs, on the
- European p paos with bedrooms attached With on
without breakfast and tee, q n Broadway. ssuN't
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q TORAGE-Any Kind OF merchandIze Jother lhsn
- hszsdous) taken on storage, south rect, app
cstioa TO w. * J. II. TAPSCOTT,
auz7rc I'd door below BurlIng slip.
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS, 30

TRAVELLING TRUNKS, 90.
street corner 81 Ssosdwsy Gas SOW on Esn nd
.I sa Kin good s..prsT:a II rsak v's' c"p
Aso, superior article of sole leather Trunks, suitable
American European Travel and Pormantesus for The
Ffench Male Posfe. 40 ~
Orders for the West Indies South Americas e filled with
despatch. su2e lmer
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SA@ LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Express Mail
MILL Tram, leaves Whitehall street Ferry, New York
side, every morning a. A. M, for BOSTON,.
i've nninuts. and sK A. NJ and and a., daily The
FaImngdae and and the latter at all places the
road ielo
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FARE = Bedford cents, East New York l2k, Race
C9ur.s lsx Trottng Cour.e lsx Jamaica g. Bru,hvills
;io1 e sSaItl ~ Hsmp',ssd Branch CISis Pace
81 Thompson g, Suffolk station 81 Lake Road station
tuck q saE ,Cn,ehSg.s q sosthSI q s2 d;sssP9s
Sages readiness the arrival of trains the several
the Island.
Bssxsse Crates win be IL readiness at the foot Of wheha
before the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side
The steamboat Statesman leaves Greenpor Tor boE Ha
Dor twice each day. the arrival of the trans from Brook
lvu mV1H
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RAILROADS., "a,

OF the caie % 0ooIkas form continuous line om So
yannah 20 Oothcsloga Georgia Of 81 miles, viz =
Savannah to Macon. Central Railroad $50 miles
Macon Atlanta. Macon Western Railroad I0I
Atlanta 10 Oothcsloga, Western Atiantie 60
Goods will be carried from Savannah Atauta DOTH
ealoga, at the following rates. viz:
OK WEIGHT GooDs To If IT. Oath
Sugar, Coffee Liquor Baggng, Rope, Ianfa. calora
Butter Cheese, Tobacco, Leather,
Hides, Cotton Yarns Copper, Tin,
Bar and Sheet Iron, Hollow Ware
Flour Rice Bacon in casks boxes.
PorK Beef, Fish, Lard. Tallow, Bees
wax, Mill Gearing, Pig Iron and Grind
OK MEASUREMENT Goops.
Boxes of Hats, Bonnets aud Furniture,
Boxes and bales Of Dry Goods Saddlery
Glass, Paints. Drugs and Confection.
cry, cubic foot. 70 20 p ~ lbs
Crockery, per cubic foot. ..:.:........ ~ ID -
Moasses and Oil, per hid. (smsller
casks in proportion. J. ...............,$9 500 ia 90
Ploughs. Qsrge) Cultivatos, Corn Shell
lers, and Straw Cutters. each. .......S1 IS $50
Ploughs, lsInall) and WheelbaTrows. so 90 4l06
Salt, per Liverpool Sack, ........$0 10 to8
PASSAGE
Savannah to Atlanta. $40 90
Children under IL years of age, half price.
Savannah TO Macon, 81 90
u Goods consigned 10 the Subscriber will be forwarded
free of Commissions.
y Freight may be paid at Savannah, Atlanta OOH
caloga. +. WINTER, Forwarding Agent z: r. r.
SAVANNAH, August Is, 1896. ais 2mnc
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HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES
ME rroprietors are now prepared to furnish Homes
ranges to the trade or set them for private families or
ing and setting Kitchen Ranges this city for the past
asserting that Holmes Range be
surpassed for economy convenience and durability They
warranted perform the for WHICH they
chased and inot they will be moved free OF
the purchaser Numerous references be given
wishing purchase The prices from Is IS dollars
The proprietor constantly manufacturing and
supplied with paror, Office and bedroom CRATES of the
Also-TlNWARE. bright, plain and ja?aned. They have
all times ready Ranges grSes and boilers
A. GILHOOLY& SON,
aull lmsr rs Nassau
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MO QUACKERY.-DUC1Uh COUfEk. "a Duane
~ street. member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons,
London is consulted confdenay all private diseases
which be cures without hindrance from bus
Recent he in few days practice Of
twelve enables'Dr c. 10 the most obstinate
structures without pain. sfL .,l7I /
Protracted gleets, syphc eruption and ulcers agra
guarante charge. DR.. C. regularly educated
physician aud surgeon. au3l 3tsm
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DOUKpINDERS' STOCK and Tool Warehouse.
ID JOHN H. HOOLE, No l2t Nassau st, has for sale
Russia Leather, Pow Knives,
Bark Skiyers, Type Cases,
Colored do Brushes, ~
Calf Skis. Agate Burnishers,
English Colored Calf Gold Leaf,
Turkey Morocco, Gliding and Blank Rolls,
Maroon and Blue Roans, -" T" Tools,
American x E. Sheep Skins, Compasses Hammers and
Binders Muslin, Shears,
Marble and Comb Paper, Lettering Pallets,
Twme and Thread, Polishers &c. &c.
Presses and Flows un
. N.B-Leusring Blocks, Gliding Rolls, Tools, Emboss-
ing Plates &c SC order the shortest notice.
suIA Ina Cd Am
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-31

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
+, No. SPRUCE STREET
I 1910.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SHADES of all descriptions. kinds and Sizes 50 per
~ cheaper than be bought other place Trim
ming manufacturer prices
Signs, Banners and Interior Decorations done style
not to be surpassed BARTOL ORMSBEE,
au27 tm~v Manufacturers and su.narrsss
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GRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS, COMMENCING WED
NESDAY, MAY IL, 1sl6:
LEAVE BRooKLYN att O'Clock A. Boston train for Green
port, daily Except Sundays,l stopping as
Farmingdale and s.. Georges Manor.
at 81 o'clock, A. NJ, for farmins dale and
intermediate places.
at3P. NJ, through to Greenport STR ping
both ways at Jamaica, Branch, Hleksy lie,
Farm'ngdale, and all tho stations betwc
Farmmgdale and GreenpQgt
M5P NJ, for Farmingdaie and iuteme
LEAVE GaEEvponr att O'clock A. NJ Accommodated train
daily, Except Sundays,l through 10 Brook
at3PM M, Boston train, or on the arrival Of
tho steamer from Norwich, stopping at Be-
Georges Manor and Farmingdale.
LEAvE FARMNGDALx at ~ A. M, Accommodated train
=" tx A. NJ. Greenport u.in, for Brooklyn
at ~ r M. Accommodation train, Tor
LEAVE JAMAICA A. NJ Accommodated train. for Brook
lyn.
atsk A. M. Greenport train for Brooklyn.
at ~ r. N. Accommodation train, For
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CAhhlAlrES.
THE undersigned formerly Of the House Of Brewster
Il Laurence Y Co. having again resumed the Carriags
business at IS and ~ Canal street. offer. os sale
stock Of Carriages Of superior style and 6nsh and y,tes
the Of his former patrons and friends assuring
them that the confidence, extensively reposed in
him, shall extend every observation-disclosures he pos
fscties meet the wishes Of all, both laality
JAMES BREWSTER,
auI 8 i'm ire a and ~ Canal street
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N + DIE y
MANUFACTURED BY JOHN trimmer SONS,
sef ALCESTER ENGLAND

- ALCESTER, ENGLAND. ~
u pBERT s. sTENTON, "a MAIDEN LANE, (up
-ln county the world does the manufacturer surely
as s ssss a arHg ,S Gm o s
the impressed upon any article before
and ads what he has tried aud proved Still there
no rule with ,ut exception All who purchase Needle; by
with the real bus with the name Of the
deserving the credit justly due to him and the
attach his the goods OF various Makers
quality which he had previously purchased and again
quires.
This right 1t slime that justice should be done
the real maker. 1.tf
H. Stenton offers to the wholesale trade, land through
then the ladies Of the United sates) john Rimmer&
Sons Warranted Royal Hemisphere, Superlatve and
Dred-Eyed Needles, the best imported into this
country S.
Ia England and throughout the continent Of Europe where
they sold under the genuine nsme Runners Needles
have reputation superior all others. ais eodms rh
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RINDERS' BOAkDs-lo.oo 900 lbs Binders Boards. snpe-
- quality, from Nos 63 just received, and for
sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
M t5snd CT -
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DIR FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEL
GATED SOAP

i UCINA CORDlAl., OK, The ELlXER OF LOVE.
IL For the and speedy Of Incipen Consump-
ton, Barrenuess, lmpoency LncorrhGa Whites elect,
Distracted difficult Mensruaton ncontnence Of Urine,
or INVOLUNTARY discharge thereof and for the general prosra
ton of the system whether the result OF inherent
produced by iregularity Illness accident
The wide celebrity OF this wonderful and nesnmable cor
dial both hemispheres, SUFFICIENT guarantee for its
quick and positive in curing all the above
complaints Nothing be surprising than It's In
vgorarnR effects the human Frame Persons all weakness
asstude before taking IT, become robust and full
the Of the female frame which The only cause
considerable ncsrabe; And IL quickly the impe
ailments produced by physical proration which frequently
deter men getting married Language indie ed, cannot
do jus.ee the merit, Of the Lpcina Cordial which
garded by heads Of the faculty all parts OF the world
Of the important medical discoveries Of any age
Price 81 bottle Principal ofce a Nassau base
meuf. au2 m
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Two THE NERyyUs AND pEB!LITATEDmpRU
FESSOR BOERHAVVES UNIVERSAL TONIC
and Hygean Recommending medicine, long celebat
in Europe has been found truly valuable since introduce
this In all of constiu-
tona debility arising from secret destructive h.bt
lungs tending consumption and in female diseases attended
with local this medicine stands
For its virtues references be gived various physicians
and patients Price 81 bottle Of and sold only
for the importing Agents. MORRIS co. at 2oi Fulton
street, ew York. au20 I'm
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FALL IND WINTER GOODS FOR MEMS
WEAR

FILL saND WINIER GUOOS FOH MEN'S
WEAR.
KNOEPFEL, GREGORY AND FOOTE,
No. 80 John street, Up Stairs
HAVE now in storeend will be constantly receiv ing New
and Desirable Goods adapted Mems Wear to which
they would invite the attention of MERCHANT TAIL ORs
and PURCHASERS generally. r8
French English OF the best fabrics,
superior G in and fell w.dsh. s,,,,,s
fancy, and desirable styles.
VESTlNGS-Extfa rich, black and fancy Silt, Sssins.
Inquired and plain, figured shapes sc
VELVET vEsTlNGs-ln stripes, plaid figures, &C., the
richest imported.
CLOAK!NGS-Plsid and shaded stripe.
TRIMMlNGS-Serges slesas, canvass padding buttons,
muslins, silk twist, thread, &c Sc
Purchasers will find greatly to their advantage
anime stock before making their selections.
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miscellaneous f6ecortl.

Banks Ann Harley, for Glasgow Mano, for Rotterdam;
bngs Georgana for Neuvitss; Matilda, for Belize, Hon.
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- CUhNS -CURE WAERA NTED
HE Arabian Com Plaster is effecua cure for COINS
easily spilled, and gives Immediate rslsf In ease
should fail to the money will be refndsd orsr "a
boxes have been sold this season. not one boy hs been
returned Tor having failed 70 effect For sale bv David
Sand, Co. Y East Broadway 100 Fulton street and IA
Broadway Z. King ls2 Broadway e. Hut5a,t 4ss Iud
son-s Wyatt kechum. 12l Futonst, j. smith 5u sprny
street NJ GSion. I27 Bowery and By druggists
Pric- Is cents per box. suIo i'm 81
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,3&& FUR fUE5r.. sk,sss1 Sseree sS,n
maS2kn PATkICK HENRY. J. A. Dsi.so nassss' viii
a srpes;or sceomodasioss fas eabis seoo.d
cabin, and steerage passenser psrscas w,~Sdn!
lane, or to SooH1 " Sss.s~ - b. 4 "a -.
The .u,eudid new Packet Ship HENRY CLAY, 2. Me-.
master burthen 400 viii succeed the fsch Hssy.
Persons desirous Of sending for Their trends the old
vessrs or any other packet Of the line ~ sppyAs
au2o
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-09
VOL 7

TERMSTwo dollars per annum in adrance-Two dollars
and quarter half ycaryand II PAD before the eu Oh
the year. Two dollars and Those who receive thl
papers by carrier stage drivers employed oy Inc pope-
tors, will be charged 81 Ia cts. per year, extra
No discontinued until all arreaages are pad except
a the option OF the Editors.
YAdVertisenenS not exceeding square (slNeen cs)
will inserted three weeks for dollar twenty-five cents
subsequent larger ones IN proportion
liberal discount will be made 10 yearly advertisers
uTAu letters addressed the Editors must be post paid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-09

Delivered IN the House of Representatives. Of the L. S. May
p. 1916.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-09
speech of Hon. Andrew stewart,

OF PENNSYLVANIA,
IN dcfcncc oft Protective Policy.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05

will; lei her thus pcl out the doctrine Of
LIVE AND LET LIVE, doing TO others s'
she would have others do 10 her ;et her
thus act, and there is nothing t, which
she may in justice be ennlled, that will
be withheld from her.
In these remarks we have snd'svor'
ed 10 point out The true mode by which
10 promote Pennsylvania interests so
far as the tariff question 10 concerned
snd submit them TO The consideration
Of every Democrst--and especially oI
every man interested in Pennsylvania
Iron or Coal, whether he be Wing oil
Democrat
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Perptua! MOtiOn.--The FelIicisni
Miss Wing has a communication from q
mechnic, nanedJames Asgood Dalton, de.
clarig sOlennly with an affidavit affixed,
Iha,he had perfected perpetual motion. lie
hos been a work on his project for many
years, AMI IS be declares, has d, last pei
.eCed machine which demonstrates his
success. He is now anxious
10 lsis one thousand dollars 10 build a mo.
del eigne that will rnsure him the benefit
Of be discovery, and place the world in pos
sesion of the incslcnls6le bene6ls 10 flow
ff,m it, lie iefuSes 10 receive cent rroG,
siy, one whom he cannot convince at once
u The truth of his discoveries. The prin.
ipIehe has applied is the attraction Of gravi,
alton, and bis motion is produced. says The
Sentinel ns near as we can con,
sctuIe, by So eilikcsI d continual chang.
n he position Of various paris of heavy
Ody The Wig says that he is a poor
ian, and an industrious, sincere and haRes
iechsnic; and for this reason hopes lhstE
10 efforts may be noticed by the Press. I
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05

Farmers as well poets ,ough' to be classi;
fed among the geuiOs irritable for there il
no season go fire, no crop so atuDdab. b,t
'he farmer ran find room for a gtunbs. n
substantial yeoman Of Hampshire wss Ias.
ly congratulated on the excellence ofihe
late harvest and The great reason he ani HE
'reIheren had to be grateful. i don't
snow .hsi,' ssid he' 'wAsl be we lodo Cor
'sl hay for oul cowe!
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drawn on specie in actual depOsit-musr be
speedily presented for payment in specie
are not receivable in payment of publ
dues-are only assignable by special en-
dorsemenI--musI be cancelled when paid,
and cannot be ressued or disbursed in pay
menI 10 any public creditor
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The 81. Louis Republican soy thai
koscislowsk, galonlPole, has com
pany Of volunteers for he Aexican
war, which is about 10 be 'akm into
service. Capt Koscislo'ski ba coun-
tryman Of the noble KusduSko;and
ike him, was trained . war in The A.
cademy Of Cades at warsaw. lie was
6ve years in The ioliSh army, one
year an officer, and welye months in ac
rual war service 10 The struggles of Po
land, against The 'esgued oppression 'oI
Russia end Ausda; in 1881. He war
in a doze dferent battles, and a.
Prague wac wunded three time. Cap.
ain Koscialo'ski being banished, ht
come 10 lhpcOunry in 1884, and was
one Of The exiles to whom Congress
made an IonoTable grant Of land in
1895.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05
DEATH OF JUDGE KENNEDY.

DEATH OF JUDGE KENNEDY.
The Hor. JoHN KENNEDY. one of
The Associate Judges OF the Supreme
Courl, died in this city on Wednesday
evening, al 10 o'clock, after a long
and painful illness. Judge KENNEDY
was born near NewvilIe, 10 Cumberland
county, in this State, and lived to an
advanced age, having been a member Of
the Supreme Court for many years, in
which position he was distinguished for
very great ability. Previous 10 his ap.
poinlmen! as Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court, 10 which he was sp
pointed by Governor WOLF, he was .
resident OF Fsyelle county, and made a
high reputation in The WestH pro
found lawyer. His family is one Of the
oldest in the entire State. His death
will be sincerely lamenled by large
circle Of relatives and friends We per
:eive that lae members o! the BsI o
this city are called 10 meet al the Coun
I'y Court House, at 10 o'clock ,hi
morning. 10 take the recessary prep4rlo
Iry steps towards paying appropriate res
pect to the memory Of the deceased ju
rist. - PennsylVanian.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05

Treasury Circular. The Washington
Union Of Tuesday contains circua. from
The Secretary Of the Treasury 10 Collector.
Receivers, Treasurer of the Min. an,
Branch Minis, Assistant Treasurers, Dis,
bursting Agents and officers of the Govern,
men' Of the UuiIed States giving direction.
relative 10 the financial affairs Of lhe Gov.
eminent The Union ssys:--
THE great object of,he law establishing
The constitutional treasury. The enlargement
OF the circulation of gold and silver is folly
carried on! under these instructions, and that
treasury drafts cannot become paper cir
The lime allowed for the pre-.
sen'aIion Of these drafIe is he shoriesl with.
IN which they can be transmitted 10 dis
1urslng sge0ls al 81 aces Eem0te from Wash
ngIon, exchanged for gold sHd sEer al po,
and taken TO The place Of payment by lh,
holder for the specie. They can only Jf
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05

A TALE OF HoRRoR. We meet dai.
ly, says The N. Y. Mirror, with accounts
Of crime. The result Of cupidly, 10 our
own country, but we have yet come
steps 10 odysnnce before hopeless pov.
eriy will lead 10 such horrors 80 are en-.
acled in Europe. At KIeinEell, inHun.
gary,a widow lady who was in The hab-
it of coming annually from Perth 10 at.
tend The Fele Dieu, bringing with her
her little daughter, an only child, miss
ed The little girl in the crowd, and after
all possible effort, was obliged 10 return
home without her, giving her up lo'
lost.
This year she went again TO this re.
ligious ceremony, and ss she passed
through the street; recognised the poor
little thing, all in rags, holding out her
hand 10 recei7s charity, and deprived
ydoM eyes! Behind The child sat an
old woman, who, upon the mothers re.
claiming her daughter, pushed her away
and resisted violently her sllemp, Il
communicate with the child. The polct
interfering, all were carried before a
magistrate, where Tho old womnn con.
fess-d thai sha hah sinlan Tho ahild do
ring the Procession.and torn out its ey 81
with knife, in orderto attract compa.
sion aod gain more money by her BIZ
s'ns The punishmen, for her criny ii,
being broken alive onlhe wheel. Th
unfortunate mother is said TO be ir y
ng state, broken hearted undo mis-
dreadful misfortune.