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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS, sc =.

STUYVESA Vt INSTITUTE. BROADWAY.
II TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1876.
MR. LOVER,
ttELS not sufficiently recovered To trust himself
himself 70 the puSc morrow, Tuesday, October sh in
ms entirely new enerta men entitled
Paddy's Portfolio,
containing sketches Of character comic sories
Adiassioa Tickets be had at the Astor House, also
AZ MessLs stoddau Dunhsm's; Chickering's Duboiss;
Firth Ponds aud Atwils Music Stores and at the doors
mence AZ and conclude about 10 o'clock. o5 itrc
(BY GENERAL DESIRED
REPETITION
GRAND MUSICAL
FESTIVAL,
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8,
TABERNACLE.
Leopold de Meyer has secured for this OCCASION follow
FRAuLN s EossS sd Ky y0I Ma ii RACHEL
D' and H fiiiIkipf Npsk MAYER AVER
MIR. KYLE,
MIR. GEORGE LODER,
with his whole
OR CHI TR.f,
Consisting OF forly-two artists
LEoroLp DE MEYER WILL PERFORM
- Il Grand Fantasia on Robert lie Dabe;
The Grand Fdnfasid on Semirdmis, (by request)
AND SEVERAL OTHERS
THE MARCH THRYOMPHALE DisLY,
THE MARCH IARocAINE!
(by especial desire)
10 For particulars pro grammes.
G-No Postponement on account Of the heather. 90
o5 4trc
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TO The PUBLIC.
GIVE article tri,l and Judge for Yourself
" their all 70 be or The %onsy refunded

III IHE FUbLlC.
give article trisl and Judge for yourself
" them all 70 be repre- sented The %onsy refunded
MY EAU LUSrRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
This universally approved and admired article free from
ardent spirits prngsnt esena! and other destructive
materials cleans the hair expeG,ously, renders beautiful
and bright and il the delicate fragrance Of the
flowers Hair washed with his be- plea
sogy soft and luxuran IL It's growth and will positively
bring hair bald heads and hair that has
been made harsh End turning grey, falling out by the
Of other improper peparaons will be
stored to natural color aud brancy. by few appca
tons Fan Lusa! tiss preventive against badsess
and infable cure In all affections of the skin the
head dandruf and for preventing the falling off of
hair aud turning grey.
IT is the snpe produce and immediate of
plants saotar the VITA properea highly
cleansing that dissngages the capillary
Of the corrosive action of the peraton and OF the dry and
hair giysa beautiful gloss aud sones and agreeable
and vivifyog perfume.
For sale wholesale and retail By Jules Hauel, Chemist
and Perumer Is South Third below Chestnut Phi
ladeIphia.
premium awarded at the franklin Institute.
For ssle also at agents Wyatt and Ketchum, l2i Full
ton street; Clirehush 2o5 and 200 Broadway; A Ar
tsa corner Broadway AID Liberty; b Jacquemend as
respectable druggists in the United States s2t lmsr
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The offers be made in duplicate for each class
ratey, according number and to he endorsed and
must d's,ne,y state the price of each and article
meracd The list aud The carried for the whe
quantity and correctly added foot and the total amount
to be Of the best quality be delivered the Navy Yard
Brooklyn, at such times wi thin said and in such quan
ties within tn. amount stpusi the be
required subject to the usual inspection and TO the
tisiaction of the commendsnt Of sad navy yard
The bureau itself the right increase dm
nish the quantity Of the atces named the several clsses
to the amount fifty cent according to the wants Of
service.
Each offer must be accompanied by written guaranty.
he they undertake that the bidders WILL II his their bid
be accepted obligation, witha days
the bidder bidders shall have been notified through the
post office of the Of his their bids with good
and sufficient surees furnish the supplies proposed for
Bonds with two qretie, will be required n third the
tract ard will be deducted from each bill until the
contract is cancelled.
In of failure deliver according the
will ply the deficiency the expense exceed
ing the contract prices, of the contractor.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
the guaranty required and otherwise conforming strictly
this advertisement.
Navy Agents Office,
New York, Sept. 81, 1876.
PROSPER NJ WETMORE,
Nav AVen
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KITCHEN RANGES.

HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES.
TINE Proprietors prepared TO furnish Holiness
Ranges to the trade, them for private families
boarding houses having purchased the right from the
pstentee manufacture aud sell them. Our experience
manufacturing and setting XII chen Ranges this city for
the eighteen asserting that Holmes
durability They warranted perform the for
which they and il they will be removed
free of any the Numerous references
can be given 10 wishing purchase. The prices
range from Is to Is dollars.
Grates-Paor. Office and Bed Room Crates Of latest pat
terms.
steves-Hall Office and Bed Room Stoves. Stovepipes,
&c. sc.
Tin Ware-Brght PLAIN and japauned. They have
at all times ready ranges, CRATES and boilers Also
smokey chimneys cnred-no pay.
A. GILHOOLY and SON,
ProPrietors and Manufacturer, 70 Nassau street.
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LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
ANTIQUITIES
SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY

A'Cx klES rOh L he NAVY
DkOPOsALS, be made in duplicate the envelope TO
be snd?sssa proposals for class No to he
my be Will be received bv the Navy Agent at his Office
No IS Water street., until THURSDAY the 22d day OF DC
tober a. IL O'clock for the following supplies under
direction o. the Bureau Of Yards and Dock, The of
the Navy Yard, eFcokyn during the fiscal year, endn
GLASS, No. l-SHlP CHANpLERY AND HARD.
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WEIR'S CELEBRATED BROWN
II II

A PROVED and recommended by the fscnlty-a never
IA failing remedy for all affections Of the Kidneys nam
matior of the urinary both males aud
all climates has been known fail removing the
obstinate attacks of gonorrhea &c., and be safely
and certain 1t can be taken at all times without regard
diet OF hipdrauce from business
Prepared only by JAMES WEIR, 74s Grand street, in
boxes at shllngs and shllings per box None
unless signed by the proprietor.
20 Orders through the Post Office will be duly attended
O al 70 &Ic
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THE ALBANIA SALOON,
$50 BroadtcGv near Prince street
GEoRGE LopER Musical Director: Manap Mr.. CoRBYN
Admission enty- cents including ents
to the amount Of shilling
This Evening, (Nonday,) and during the treek,
Novel and attractive Muse +. varied every
evening
Sacred Concert every Sunday Evening.
0J' Doors open at 7-commeuces at hslfpast I.
nh I,vsfr
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &C.
IOHN CArTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer, No. Wall
street corner of Broadway, has hand and
" making. good assortment Of Trunks, Vases, Carpet
Bags, and Satoles, Wholesale aud retail
Also superior article Of sole leather Trunks suitable for
American European Travel and Portmanteaus for the
French Male Posfe.
Order. for the West Indies South America &c., filed with
despatch. au26 lmsY
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DEAFNESS CURED.
Dol BROADWAY-(Extractl-" cheerfuy comply
10 with the request OF Lieut. MCINTOSH to state that he
nvaded Of total deafness and dis
charges from the ears the Of CAS-
TIE EDWARDS, Aurists, (ssl Broadway N. Y, he
covered hearing and has again returned his duty
Signed "A McNEVEN,
Surgeon to II. b. Ms Forces, Jamaica.
All cases Of deafness attended to.
Acoustic Drops for sale incipent deafness
arising from cold discharges from and in the
ears, coll ectons Of hard wax, au27 msr
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,
TIE THOSE PERSONS who will prove that JULES
i HAUL'S VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE is
ths best the best yet known in this country Europe
! his valuable discovery will enable person TO dye
the hair whiskers few minutes without the least n
convenience This epsraon warranted
niure the health Of the hair and all its soness
and br,lliancy.
BE and ask for Jules Hauls Liquid Hair Dye all
others spurious IL You wish for black ask box
ed n il fr brown ask for box marked b.
Premiums have been awarded the subscriber the
Franklin nsti Exhibition
For sale wholesale and RETAIL by the proprietor, Jules
Haul, peumer and chemist 46 South Third below
Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Aud agents, Wyatt
Ketcham, l2 Fulton; V. Cehugh 203 and 2Os Boadway
Arsult Lafyee Bazaar corner Of liberty and Broad
Co.. MAIDEN lane, and by all respectable druggists the Uni
ted States. s24 lmsr
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DEPOT OF FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS
WARE

3l5 BROADWAY, dJP sTAIRSJ
r. GERARDlN, Agent for the Manufacturers, has
ceived from recent arrivals and offers for sale
low prices large assortment of Porcelain Vases
plain white aud fancy decorated Dinner Dessert and Tea
Fancy Cups, Mugs with and notices; Cologne
Bottles. China Clocks and Candlesticks, &C.. &c.
Also for sale less than splendid Dessert Service Of
French Cut Glass, engraved.
~ B.-Orders received for the gliding and painting
establishment IN Spruce street, to match any patterns OF
French English China. Of i'm eodsr
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PHI l. II A X MONIC SOCIETY,
FIFTH SEASON.

Now First Published, a correct Stage Edition of
Sit will be played by Mr. and Mrs e. Kean the Park
Theatre with complete Stage Directions Choruses &C.
being No 90 of the Modern Standard Drama edited by Epes
Sargent Pnce i21s cents. VIM TAYLOR RICO,
o5 lt~jwc No. Astor House
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RINGS COUCH CANDY

COMMON SENSE has siways been considered in every
sse one OF suresr indications OF sound aud
mo.t stnotlieg virtue. When suffering the effects
eoid or slight cough how much get
py enpo ing lug's univ erally recommended Vegea
DE Cocsh Candy than allow the seeds OF perhaps lin
stiruons Does not commoa sense po,ot ou ne proper
70 be pgrsued-wafn clothing Rings Cough Can
wv nn quickly cured and many that had
lead tis from ths Rev samuel b. BurcSard !"
some s,nd friends 10y Rings CSas CANDY for yeIy Sc
aip 50 with must confess great scepteism as 10
attend those from which had .ereuy feared to be
adsrtea. feeling of thai ess desire benefit
pn,ifs' N making the virtues Of This remedy the
pesi Sna dnpaltng hts Oft which eresIy
A sns'': s%SS faf.a6 I BTRG
TS@poa and mYaIoa srss, Pre- church corner
For sale at Kings l9s Brosdw sy corner Of John 81
HARDWARE, HA .IR SEATING, SC.
AGENTS PRICES
III ~ iCe 90 piaa white isss do So 50 per sros.
sIG.s sss c .s1s a. s que ySi. cents, per 0
10 S Dos Patent S1f Knob t' { ..c:I..
Iaysecfs Ear e. G cio reduced list
chse sna M nn on re- Es;
De r Tays eeysrds Fire Irons, Kettles and
lea i"' Fio.n Strings Percussion Caps, Gun
Dealers solicited to examine the sbox. good. and prices
0' % sN@ SF.we JOHN A. sSjE sS. - I'll ,,
TO bAhEho ESf 'EClALLY, AND BUSINESS
MEN GENERALLY.
SAL y,lus anexpired lease, for long years
aeusag three, ores and dwens ssksTy with TWO sooi
Saiaas aaqes and III o.s o ap ssSI
be di posed Of with and the
sa sSs sfs
enquire any day be fore Suns b Hs fsdPass Prime.
% 3e-Jwc near Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn.
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k.sy- FOR NEW ORLEANS Louisiana and New
sk44A York ine-Regular Packet of October 1.-THE
,H&,fast sailing bark JANE n. WILLIAMS. Parker,
mister IS now loading and will sail above, her regular
day.
FOR freight or passage apply board at Orleans wharf
foot Of Wall street. or TO n. X. COLLINS & Co,
50 South 81.
Positively no goods received after Tuesday Octoseri3
Agent In New Orleans James n. Woodruff who will
promptly forward all goods TO his address,,
Packet Ship enesee, Capt Mnott will succeed the Jane
Il. williams and sail the 29d her regular day. or
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LlOHT BAkOUChE WAGON FOR SALE
CHEAP

VERY light article, with light top two sided
n seats carry persons made by Could Albany; ia
perfect order and nearly good cash price S25
Apply WOOD, ToMLINSON K Co,
"a 3ftss IN Re-. Ixy.u
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II. Y. w r O OO.,
IMPORTERS and Dealers in China, Glass, and Earthen-
ware inform their customers and merchants from the
country generally OF the destruction Of their BY fire.
on the night Of the Goth September, ad tina. they
opening stock of goods No 1l3 Pearl Hanover
Square which place their business will be resumed and
continued
All orders upon their books the time Of the late fire. will
speedily be shipped and they that the casualty which
has for the moment led their business gill not deter
OF their from routinu their
country merchants from examining their
n W eOd il rc
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CHRISTIE'S
@ Il L "a MIC Rim GS
AND MAGNETIC FILTH

TISSUE PAPER
TWO THOUSAND Resms white and colored Ti,su,
Il Just received aud for sale by ~
Of lmIh PERssE BROOKS. IS and 81 Nasssu st.
If Mr.. HENRY MASON, the son OF the late MI. 7 ho
Mason Long resident in Halifax Nova Scotia will addre,
NAV hear Of something 10 his advantage --' "
" Haifs. papers please notiee saa 7wissrc
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find ne men that died not when snen NTH the Emercds
AN lNFALLlBLE CURE FOR PILES
nRrUPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTU ARY-Is an
eiectusl cure for this most distressing malady. known
mistake aboutit at once safe and ecac;ous and
pleasant its action No fear Al taking cold while under It's
influence change diet m taken accodinr
70 directions cure for life - guaranteed
Hundreds Of r6ca,es may be BY calm pro-
pretor his agents. of performed by his ms Of
TO- 90 and 30 years standing Sold Wholesale retail by
Fulton N. Y. Brooklyn, c. Stearn. Isz Fulton st s.
Maltocn Myrtle Avenue and Pear Price S..
w ALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING SOAP Depot
w No Courlandt street, few doors from Broadway
The and only genuine article originally
Toilet Soaps French Extracts Essences and every variety
Of choice erfumery the lowest prices that good article
can be sold.
Country Merchants Drusgiss Pedars, and dealers gen.
eral are invited examine and judge for themselves
JOHNSON. VROOM FOWLER
General Agents for Dr. Foord celebrated rectora Syrup.
the best remedies for coughs colds and all diseases Of
the lungs 40 im*r
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COAL.
AM selling the best Peach Orchard Coal at IS So Tor
large S. Is for egg and screened and delivered
the best order from the yard Of King and Green
wich steets-23 cents less from the boat.
oil Imeodsrc PETER CLINTON.
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G.. b. CLARKE,

- q. b. CLARKE,
M EN- ANT TAILOR, opposite the Washington Stores
- c w an street, informs his customers and the public
hs ne mas recely ed fall stock Of fashionable Cloths &c.
mch oy oebk oouah for cash, and made small
t e"9es an object for the truly economical to deal with
imsu nee, coat usually charged S25 will be FUR
Iyr s< and every other garment in proportion Goats
maoe s low ~ S' usual price ST. have also handsome
OF he ady Made Cloth and other sack Coats for
me OF W ch am famous. Black Satin aud White Mar
Formerly WI ID B undage, Broadway. o5 ltsjwc
WANTED,
z Sill atom by a,e,T ectable young woman: stu
II alton y do general Homework a small family,
cnamo NV ok The best of city reference Apply
Lol DeNer sire 81, In the rear. o3 hSrc
WANTED,
A sIIOAT, ION by two respectable young women to do
house~on q, washing and ironing AS characteristics
aug 70 cafe OF children Best city references Apply
I2lh Ma.ker street o5 2tsjwc
DIX. POWELL, OOULIST, AURIST,
ND OPERATIVE SURGEON,
A ITEMS to Diseases OF the Eye and Ear from to 4
Ortha seoppage of the Tear Passage Csarac. and
CFe.ti,n,,, doc tually removed.
AAU NJ ISIS treated with great attention and success
few minutes, =
Jus. import ed ARTIFICIAL EYES. of superior beauty
and fnish 80 -
spEsFA JLKS adapted to every defect. a
Aavice 10 the poor without charge.
uee a" drssidence 2sI Broadway-entance ~ Warren
street o3 1tfjwc
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" SPANISH rxTRaC1, ;,

admitted be the remedy cd for private Al.
eses-Physicsis 1t is the only medicss that will 81
ctuay cure the compliant snd drive out every particle
healthy does not interfere with sness Diet nor doe
cont1n particle Of mercury Sold at Roosevelt stree,
irees 81 a physician is in attendance to give adv at
hnnr. ~ The and eYenng. I've -
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LINE OF PACKETS FOR NEwORLEANs,

To sail 8 under.
kk1l SHIP FRANCE, Captain Pierce, October 7h--
MA Ship CURTIS Captain Outerbridge, October 10th
D&, For passage in either Of the above ships which
viii be moderate apply on oard foot Of Dover street. East
River, or to GEORGE SHERLOCK,
1873 Maiden Lane, near South street.
p SPassages also be had 10 and from all parts Of
England Ireland Scotland and Wales and to New Orleans
81 o
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MUSIC TAUGHT
WITH MUCH facil',y and rapid progression. NJ, Dums
day. No AIS Broadway, four doors above canal street,
professor Of the gn't singing panofore scordeon
n Continues TO teach ladies' and gentlemen Of New York.
their residences If requested, without extra charge
Terms reasonable Instruments and strings for sale
Apply at 4s3 Broadway oil 3tsrc
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hour ~ the csv and evening. $50 iw~rh
TOILET SOAPS AND PERFUMERY
THE only trre and original Walnut Oil Military Shaving
sosp Family Soaps, highly Scented Toilet Soaps Co
lones Extracts and general OF variety
perumey Of the choicest description and the lowest
prices.
sopthera Msrc2sn and Dealers in genera are inv'tedto
~ No. 3 Courtisndt street
s26 lm.r JOHNSON, VKOOM FOWLER.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-12-11
ART AND ARTISTS IN NEW YORK.

The following characteristic letter Of Mrs.
CHILD to the Boston Courier, says the Tri-
bune, will be read with interest al the present
time both in the city and country:
As l stepped into the rooms of the Art I'M
ion, yesterday, my eye was arrested by a new
picture, which instantly recognized as Lieut.
yes, by the extreme beauty and larmonized
richness of the cOlorinT. | think it is the
best picture yet produced by that charming
artist. 1t was ordered by Mr.. Robb, Il liber-
al patron of the Arts, in New Orleans, and
is opened here for a few days only. The sub
iect is 'lconoclast Puri!ans d~elacing a Cath
Ollie Church." The velyeis and satins, firing
es and embroidery, joweled ornaments and
vessels of gold, afford fine materials for rich
ness of coIoring; and the ]finatical mob, pour.
ing through the window, come sweeping into
the central aisle, with a wdye-like sway, very
graceful in effect. Some are ruriousIy dis
Tobing the priest, who kncels with clasped
hands, his eyes fixed on the Madonna some
are destroying pictures, others batterinr the
images. In the foreground is a real Muckle-
wrath preacher, pouring forth Il storm of ex-
hortatlOn, TO a group Of women c]ringing
around the altar. He holds an open Bible
in his hand, in an attitude which indicates
that he thumps 1t might and main. One can
see plainly that he is calling the Catholic
Church all manner of beasts and dragons, and
mailing every assertion with n Scripture. The
aged woman covers her ears in agony, to shut
cut sounds, which seem TO her so blasDhe-
nous; the younger matron gazes at him with
a sort of quiet aristocrltic surprise, as if she
wondered from what planet so strange a spe-
cimen of humanity could come; and the
young maiden leans her head against the al
tar and weeps. All the poetry of the picture
is, of course, with the Catholics. The clam
orous protesting of intellect against the intense
conservatism of the sentiments, though, abso-
lutely necessary to keep the moral balance of
the world even,i is never poetic in its manifes-
t%ations. 1t always jars a little on artistic
! souls, even while they reverence It's bravery.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
From The Saturday Yisiter.
AUNT MARY.
AN OLD BACHELORS STORY.

Since sketching character is the mode, |
too, take up my pencil-not to make you
laugh, though peradyenture it may be-to
get you to sleep.
ar now a toIerably old gen,leman-an
old bachelor, moreovor-and what is more to
the point, an unpretending and sober-minded
one. Lest, however, any Of the ladies
should take exceptions against me in the very
outset, | will merely remark, en- PEASANT, that
a man can sometimes become an old bachelor,
because he has TOO MUCH heart as well as
too little.
Years ago-before any Of my readers were
born-I was a little good fo~r-naught Of a boy,
Of precisely that uulucky kind who are al
ways in every body's way, and always in
mischief. | had, to watch over my uprear-
ing, a father and mother, and a whole army
Of Older brothers and sisters. My relations
bore a very great resemblance TO other hui
man beings neither good angels, nor the
opposite class but as mathernaticians say,
in the mean prOp0rtiOH.'
AS ! have before insinuated, | was a sort
family scape-grace among tlem--and one on
whose head all :le domestic trespasses were
regularly visited, either by real actual desert,
or by imputation.
For this order of things, there was, | con
TESS, a very solid and serious foundation, il
the constitution of my mind. Whether
was born under some cross-eyed planet, OF
whether ! was fairy-smitten in my cradle
certain it is that was, from the dawn of my
existence, a sort Of 'Murad, the Unlucky'-
an out-ot-time, Out-of-place, out-of-form, soT
of boy, with whom nothing prospered.
Who always left open doors in cold wealth
era 1t was Henry. Who was sure to upsel
his coffee at breakfast, or to knock over his
tumbler at dinner? or to PROSTATE saltcellar,
pepper-boY, and musiard-pot, if he only hap
pened to move his arm ! why, Henry. Who
was plate-breaker generally for the family ?
It was Henry. Who tangled mammals silks
and ]cottons. aud tore up the last newspaper
for papa, or threw down old PhGbe's clothes
horse with all her clean ironing lhereupon 2
Why Henry!
Now all this was no malice prcpense' IN
me-for | solemnly believe that | was the
best-natured boy in the world but something
was the matter with the attraction of cohe-
sion, or the attraction Of gravitation-with
the general diSpensatlon of matter around
me, that let me do what | would, things
would fall down, and break, or be torn and
damaged, if | only came near them and my
unluckiness seemed in exact proportion 10
my carefulncss, in any matter.
If any body in the room with me had the
headache, or any manner of nervous irritable.
ity, which made it particularly necessary fol-
others to be quiet, and if ! was in an espe
cial desire unto the same, | was sure, Will,
stepping around on tiptoe, to fall headlonl
over 4 chair-which would give an inlrodue