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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09

I'll, Iapsz
Lower bole: 50 c.aa-s.coad and Third Tisr. as cu
Pig ss ana Gaills ay laS cent ssn%!, v ,,nz
HOWE's CIRCUS,
At PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
Every thing altered Arranged and Conducted the precise
style ol FRANcoNIs, a, Paris
Monday Evening, February 0.
FIRST night 9th, .;f, M1fT Heroic rassan'0f
Among the Lpu,sn.s which viii appear the celebrated
Upwards Of feet in height.
"'' 'A'a'''' MApME MsiAiGAR,fE, 80 o'''''t'
"" g
.nd Ss
co ss s ssd w s sung by the Clown Rice
Mr. as a,s ss ri %
act. Of ha BY Mas, Ay%.r and Mr. NJ
chos and Mrs NIoaCortest Of the Athls,s by the Bro
ArTa9Gn Performance every Saturday commencing
of alms.,on- pEes. Circle 50 ssn,1Psausus
att performance to commence at hlli-past7 o'clock.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE AND NEW
YORK CIRCUS.
No. 81 Bo'osyy RocA,esa & St9ns Managers
srvsiGH oF S HSS& + g ESzGzTr1n
wnbs presented for he ID ,Ss m;Is;i.e soriou.
ana S fS,fs n Ssi"1''
Co'tnmss by J. Alien MUSE BY Pe,srschen Properties,
A N ss s sss ss @ Ss s
ssn T.' Ba ss &c Ms
The wl commence with the picture saue and
cUss ;ad HoURRa '1d
10. Besides the usual Camilla Gardner Harrington.
Dsa.o, will oY some q b; haG S Song. s.. bin:
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
On Thmrsday nveninx.
hi. occasion the whole Of Mrss Rockwell and s,..s.
COMPANY will PARTICULARLY exert the ns-'v.s
ARCH STREET. THEA RE.
PHILADELPHIA
acI,aa =. j. ssa1T
STAoE MANAGER. Mr. H. 4. STEVENS.
Benefit ofMr LEWIS and first night of the re.nsagemens of
Monday Evening, February
a.D No. MoyEF %o p:ts6Ss sse Lewis
jim CROW 81 Y IN M" ioSSDoN -.
Jenny Transit, MS ST. koasries sr.nssw.y Mr.
e 8 sSs' juan, Nth
g. srsmc ach, Mr.. Lewis
NArlONAL THGATfl AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
WEIGH h!as NAM n n %S5 TSsssiL@aavAN;
~ opened
Fsss: T:%S::
France and EnslRd. -
The Prsprieon happy the public that they
have engaged the far famed Rivers Family and they will
in which they are so Justly celebrated.
The limits Of advertisement will barely admit 81 des-
list Of Of the highly gifted artists Of this great
establishment
MRS Ro TsE EEY E.l.; se c.A EQUESTRIAN.
MRS. WOODS, Allamande and Two Horse Equestrian.
Fancfnl and NEUROLOGICAL characters,
MISS L. WELLS
Principal Male Equesrian.. Levi NORTH and T. v.
First Equestrian Pantornlst, C. J. ROGERS
New School Bach ward Rider with East Indian Effects
SIGNOR GERMAN
Tive and Four Horse Equestrian and Postonst j. J.
NATHAN5.
His pupils arc w Cincade aud Little Pastor.
Penoniier OF Local Characters, Sc MIR r. WOODS
r1Vs aps,. Arena re- E2se,Tsn " mERVSp
Clowns. MEsSRS. MAY and WILLS
Hing Master, II. NICHOLS
Professional Comic yocasts, MESSRS; DTCkENSON.
LATHROP, WEAVER and KELLY.
large eowsSy Of Eeggh Riders An 0rehsstra full and
The numerous splendid Costumes by MIR. A. J. ALLEN
The Public requested remark that the long promised
and indusously prepared atonal Srectace by Mr. e. j.
FNEER, will be Produced under the title Of ,rr,
FIFTEEN YEARS OF SAILORS LIFE!
Or, The Lights and Shadows Of The .9merirgn Nary.
MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARYs
The Box Once open from O'Clock ~ the morning until
Doors open AZ haEpas6 performance TO commence
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NIBLO's SALOON.

MIR. DEMPSTER (wh0is about TO return 70 Europe) has
lv1 the honor the OF New York his
Intention of giving Musical ENTERTAINMENT Nblos ga.
loon Tuesdsy evening" February h. when ne will sing
II. most popular sompo.t,ons Interpreted With Scottish s
night wind wall. Anderson, yo" The lone;
~ auld WIFE, "A home IN the heart" The blind boy"
.Dea Of Warren" .1he ludi,ns complaint" "Oh! why
does the white follow path n MY Nannie Vi Let
another TAX au cloak about ye" Can
tata-THE MAY QUEEN, song three psrts-poetry By
Alfred Tennyson, E,q. -
Part 1--we Of May.
Part II-New Years Eve
Part III-Returp OF Spring.
" This song repres the gradual decay Of young and
lovely girl from the bloom Of health premature grave
Tickets so be had the Music Stores and at
the door. .
Doors open Ito u before o'clock f3toIo &c
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IND BEST INSTRUCTION IN
WRITING
academy. iss Brcadway. cgPonss John street.

Superior and Elegant Commercial System Of WRITING,
WILL continu(to be taught during his stay in New York
W TO LADIES' and Gentlemen Of EVERY AGE, Day or Eve
ming, in Twelve Less ms, for the small charge OF
ONLv Fvs DOLLARS.
Mr. BRsTow, Finishing Writing Master promises and
RANIEEs To ALL old young impar BEAUTIFUL,
EXPEDITIONS and style OF Penanshp matter
how SAD ,LiEciBLE OF cRAnrEp may he the wr,tiug,
IN TWELVE EASY LkSSONS FOk IS 90 ONLY.
-,.Book KEEPING and SHORT HAND Taught thoroughly
B-Privats lessons given Families and Schools attend
ed n 3tswimsrc
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proceedings In chancery against the company. What
win ultimately be DONE IL matter Of chance and not Of
any great importance In any event
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The above stones from inclusive, and also those
be delivered roush Those NAKED rom 10 iaciu
svs amounting 70 about ts cubic yards 10 be delivered
elusive amounting about cubic yards be dsv
cred hammered all sides Of which will be fine faced
The will be furnished with plans pa
nor " a. d y b g % .eh s
s to mus: be OF the beat quality Of granite or fire.
feet i've se na N 0m n'se 70 ssn'
All dimension will be they will
any excess size The stones mast be- devsr. in the order
directed ny the eng neer OF the dock.
Stone The price per cubic yard for the ugh Hammered
Stone the price cubic yard TO- the Hammered Pattern
and price supei foot for the Rough Hsmmeriag
The Bubble stcne will be required Of the following de-
500 pounds average 900 1850 yards 10 BIO Of from
go 70 zoo g average 1000 pound. 500 cube ysrd.
This stone must must be OF the best quality Of Granite Sic
I h uSbe ous n s T od
yard
the dock may Direct and be landed the wharf the
the operation. The delivery Of the necessarily be
governed by e appropriations made by ConRress All the
above stone will Pre- baby be required prior to the h June
The subject suspension in case Of failure
tnciy that the Department reserves the light 10
increased diminished the prices shall remain as s con-
actedf And further be understood that the expen
sum one hundred thousand aos Persons Offering
and . u to the Navy
Bonds and security will be required and the faith
vered all be retained and not paid until the con
tract q fully complied with.
further Ro S Ii ' IL " r fss.sr " the
jals law2m rrc Navy Agent !
CORPORATION NOTICE oflale Of properly for unpaid
AssessmentsPubc notice Is hereby gwen that sale Of
property for unpaid will take place
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES
RI ANIME OSTH Elmer. Importers, No > Bank street.
Phladsph have just received by arrivals port
and New York full Of Looking Glass Plates from
70 by ia to by ~ Also Toilet glasses Plated specacles
Pipes Snuff Boxs Cigar Cases Money Purses, Marbles,
States with variety Gf other French and German goods
which they offer at the lowest market prices.
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NEEDLES
lanes SMITH s. SONS known and highly esteem
- ed Eyed Needles warranted equal in quality 70
imported United States and sod vhoIese only
by JANIS WALTON,
Beware Of Coupte rie,r.. jal im'r
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BOWERY THEATRE,

BOWERf THEATRE.
A. w. JACKSON MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
Monday Evening, February
The Performance will consist OF
THE WIZARD OF THE WAVE
Or. The Ship Of the .4pengeri
Charles Falkner. ESQ Captain Of n. NJ. .
Wizard of the Wave, service MIR j. X Scott
Henry Belfod Lieut. Of the Wizard. Mr. BlarchaId
Weeyii Mate of the Unknown Schooner. MIR. Cony
Previous to which, Shskspeares Tragedy of
ROMEO AND JULIET
Romeo. ......................... Mr.. Davenport.
~ Lower Boxes so cents-Second and Third Tiers %
Pit and Gallery 2h cents.
Doors will open at haiti past 6-curain will rise att
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10 PARENTa AND 0IrApnIANa

TO PARENTS AND 0UARDIANs
MUSIC TAUGHT ON THE LOGERIAN SYSTEM
w By Lady who well espereneed in teaching She
DESTROYS Of obt.ininE few pupis Terms modera-
line sddrs.ssd 70 D. II the onss of this paper ss De
Anly attsodsdto 70 im-rc
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GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES ON
EORETGN RnORC

. Per cent On Brussels sud German Editions.
70 PARIS, do.
e Book Business, will sell from The present time uni
the ~ April next above mentioned tion tns
pcss o. his catalogue al mis- stock Of Fe eh tsian Span
ish and German bsoss. Greek and Latin Classics &c
SET cd q NV
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TIE MNESHAN MIS- AND The 4pMiRERs pr !! Ne.
wsanr.dsy Evening February ihh isS a,,S md March
oslost Ticket. iof c ss%. sc cent?.
for 81 s lie ture esun-!o had Huye,s hoos store.
B'Sadyay; Weed. hsidw'Is store, 90 Dvi.oS ss,
MINERVA Society
THE SECOND GRANDExCLUslvE FANCY DRESS
Ball Of the seoys Society will take Place u. y,
Tis BE- q had !. Gs s.
S = ssb SEXNHd RHiss
order S e The sSoss
thar he hs. Ssde WIFI
TSEoI The celebrated co,spper Of s. Prince % FIR
s% Ss S% and aid in
well calculated Mr. TAYLOR will be in constant at
nsh them att eahortest notice. 10 st eodmsrc
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
Can bSss ANp viii Al. p 1s The i. ASdo
& ~ a S :aw. Nv sys.1
end 1 this oeea,
st s1th Company National Cadets Quick STEP dedicated
Sopss s% on I'd he os'e ss%n.n'u'
Tickets dollar 70 admit one gentleman and ladies, to be
Of the Band Or :. the doc! on he evening eth Bal
assisted S1 LIEUT. r 4ssad ns Military
please appear in unifo,m. ja25eod tofll
NEW BRANCH Or score MANUFACTURER
sI,HE BREADALBANE BUTTON, Invented and made
by Andrew Smith, of Mauchline, Ayrshire. Scotland
manufacturer by app iment of Scotch snuf Boxes to his
late Majesty and by command Of Scotch Work Boxes the
Queen The Inventor this Button with confidence
recommend il g the Public possessing in high degree all
The qualities which button ought to possess II is lighter
than other button Its smoohness the tearing Of
the hole the shank will be found perfectly general
durability and the various shades and Of the
tai part render them exceednsy suitable for shooting jackets
as well as all other kinda fancy coats and Sod by the
pnncps small wsehuses in Scotland aud by most Of the
facfurer.
N.B-Noue but ANDREW sMrH's genuine.
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SlGNOR FRANCISCO OKSlNl
DROFESSOR OF The MAGIC AND NECROMAN-
TIC ART hiss the honor to inform the inhabitants Of
ratus machinery, Sc, ao evenings Amusement 10
those fam lies whe feel disposed favor him with their
commands when he will feel pleasure waiting
them at their houses for mod csmpep;ation
stree. we Of Broadway first floor third door the right
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CHRTSTIE'S
G A LV ANIC Rim GS

=
MAGNETIC FLUID.
novel application Of the Of Galvan.m,
as .smsdal AGENT The GALvASIc RIScs in connection
r sloss ps
sssss e: b
's' H rsy f 5 c.%R Of
L lsa Nsu1s' M, nsr.o S Tsmo IS q
aeSoa. %asae' IN
G. case. e. Dy.psp.a which simply nsr.ou.
full Ring. different prices bsss made al siss:
:%it TiaGHs ii SasD Is%EE
more chrome cases q disease the Rings pos
D.IIse. Al, oyase po.I REQUIRED D may mus
o'''.'n caRs s Nj 4 FrHYb5s
fused wish ih- Rings and their notifications
Th. r. has A. been BY The French Che
science BELIEVED TO ne remarkable power Of
aaesee sGR seat q
sa iis isii igs If ;;Tis
.ags Of more local Application eHect9al for
sau,ss :. Certain AZ IN eo9sasionsi weakness. a. pre-
The vii ).
great and permanent ADVANTAGE
We refer ~ I -fassa e G e.
rubI,hsd BY the Doctor in the sun Times Mirror Tribune
MT These ,sFoai,I !. Of which from ,hs
sm character, which have been procured during the short
time the discovery has been before Ss gsSe
General Agent for the United States and only for the
City Of New York,
IN Fulton street, Sun Buildings.
Beware ofCounterfeits. jail MW&sst Ia.sr
IN THE PRESS. TO BE- rUBLIsEED al th- = eacon5
4 Ofee this month, By e. VALE. NO Franklin SOU re-
New York the QUARTERLY BEACON, libs raj and lite
ry period cal consisting Of original articles and the reprint
OF works Among other articles the first number will
tain Vale Astronomical Card and the celebrated Thre
lmposors harmed work Of the 18th century, Jared
from the Latin These III also be for sale implicit
For sale also, voItares Dictionary, volnet Ruins
with likeness good edition. he works Of Paine
WEEKLY ~ aeon, &c JAZZ Mood re
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CkOSS'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE
nL Medicine thai never was known fail Tor sale a
us~ srosaway, conner a Jshn sesses, only iuinsu
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CORPORATION NOTICE of.ale Of property for unpaid
~ AssessmentsPublc notice hereby gwen that sale
property for unpaid will take place put
tion At the Cy Hall of the city Of New York Monday
continued from day day until the whole shall
be Sold and that the de- allied Of the
sold for unpaid the Evening Post
Newspaper printed and pubihed in the city New York
Street Commissioner's Of6ce,}
November 18th, l8l5.
ELIAS l.. SMITH,
MY laWNtm Street Commissioner.
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YOURSELVES DE LAINE.
I'M NEW SPRING STYLES of Foreign and Domestic,
Wv Just received suitable to Southern aud Western
Trade, snd for sale by +. SHELDON & CO.,
iB lm~m Al William
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LIZ ECHESI LEEC aEsS
lust RECEIVED fresh supply IF Swedish and Smyrna
- Leeches. For sale by
J. FERDINAND CLEU,
Importer Of Leeches, No lse Nassau street.
70 f. doing business alone, and has connection
1t nrt sent with his former partner 70 lmsrc
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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN
CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION

otttII
No ~ johns Lane Bach street Neao York.
he ,UBsCRlBER would inform hi. Customers and the
Publc that keeps constantly hand supply Of
frey and mmon Bird Csges Of every description which
onsrs sale lower rate than they be bought ese
ex m ne his stock. J. KELLY.
Country orders attended with prompness and dis
lrnxrn
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olU,JUU, 1900; 1000, S5,UVU, S3.UOU o. ,VDU,
$4,000, $4,000, ST. Oh, $1,000,
TO LEND ON BOND AND MORrA9E-The above
Of money good productive real in this city
or Brooklyn Apply to s BROAD. No. II Wall st. in the
ofhce Of PearceG Co. basement.
N1-GaIl ss,wsss tss hours Of and y o'clock, Q. BE-
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ORIGINAL Val ENTINES written order by the Lone
~ Bsrd. le-Prose or e,se Witty, sacal Low
ing, Comcal, Ironical, or Epigmatical.
Aers aDy style
Those who 6dence, may ofhoncrable
secrsy The Bad pledges hmssl execute III orders
omptly snd the perfect sstsfacton applicants or no
1t ia y ssibe compose
Apply perso ally. by letter The LINE Bard stating
the ject aud neral features desired eet
bev Ann and Fulton, where will be found the
sediment Of Valentines his countIy, mod
rtcss 70 lw%m
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TO PRINTE RS


HE UNDERSIGNED. being DESTROYS Of devotins his at
enton xciusiv ely TO engraving the extensive Xloga
phc and Book and Job Printing attainment occupied by
him a the Of Maiden lane Nassau street. offered
x The business has been established years, and
Terms of payment made easy App to h B ST. John. IS
Wall street, OF A. nioid, the premises 50 Nassau street.
third lott. 10 2tiA.m
MlLLER's BILLIARD sALOON The unders gnrd,
NA former keeper Of the Billiard Tables Frtzs Hotel
loon No 2 Grand street. and fit ed in magnificent style
lizard Saloon, attached to which md Refresh-
Rooms whore every luxury ia the line will be Of the
very best quality and served the The rooms
will be opened the public Monday Feb when they
are respectfully solicited to give me a call
John Miller will be happy to his friends at his
new quarters 26 Grand stairs Monday 9th from
II to S-Hauoce will be at home. 70 it-m
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DIR. POWETT. OCUITST-
1872 BROADWA

CORNER OF JOHN ST.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES
THE celebrity Of Rings Verb~na Cream Throughout the
un'sd States has never been approached BY other
sally admitted that article hitherto discovered
the soenng effect the toughest boards that
the genuine Verbena Cream does
der the directions for use, of &c H. Ring
BY Z. H. RING Druggist,
s2 Broadway corner John street,
(Successor OF DR.. VIM. II. Milnor'sl
~ BRngs Cough Candy and Elixsr Of Life for sale
above Inn Ic
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DASsENGERS by the Packet Ship ST. NICOLAS, for
navre. will please BE- on board Pier No North river
Mail will close the Post Office and letters taken from the
Reading Rooms at IN O'Clock 10 2tm
10 dchargng Orleans wharf foot of Wall Con-
sgnees will please attend the receipt Of their goods mme
dsatsf
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MIR. TIT. COLLTNEI.

o. tne Orehes.rs r. queen vetqIss BALL.
the honor e ANNOUNCE his friends and the public his
prepared receive their orders for Balls and Sorees
Dansanfes. Address his residence, 400 Broadway.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-29

Ponr1cAI, VnRY.-I sat by the open
window on a fine dewy evening. The
stars shone out, and the moon flung her
mild beams over the rocks that bound
my view. The birds had retired to rest
the wakeful frogs made music in the
neighboring marsh, and fire flies be.
spangled the darkness. ! looked out
on the charming scene; raised my
eyes to the milky way; and recollect>
ed that | had not clean shirt for Suns
day. -, y".
That reminds US of the poetical young
man who said: .
The cold round moon was threading
the heavens upon silvery feet. Not a
cloud disfgured the milky whlteness
of the sky. A solemn silence lowered
DER the scene, broken occasionally by
the low murmur Of the distant ocean
or the gentle rustling Of the night breeze
among the faded and falling leaves. My
heart throbbed with the loneliness o
the hour-and involuntarily eycIaim.
ed, whata fine night for possum hunt
ing.
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Advice to Young, Men.

Let the business Of every one alone.
and attend to your own. Don't buy
what you don't want; use every hour to
advantage and study even to make
leisure hours useful; think twice before
you spend shilling, remember you
will have another to make for it; find
recreation in looking after your busi-
ness, and so your business will not bo
neglected in looking after recreation:
buy low, sell fair, and take care Of
the profits; look over your books regu-
laFly, and if you find an error trace Il
out; should q stroke Of misfortune coms
upon you in trade, retrench-work
harder, but never fly the track; controat
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III Mis1fIIaup. J.
From the Rose of Sharon.
SELF-EXAMINATI0N.

"Thank Heaven! another Of these
tiresome visits is ovei," said Julia H
tossing her bonnet away and throwing
herself upon the sofa.
"Have you not been kindly entertain
ed this alternoon?" said her mother.
"Why yes" said Julia, in the tone OF
one compelled to- acknowledge an un.
welcome truth; "yes, Mrs. S. received
me very kindly and her daughters were
uncommonIy polite and attentive, but
"What, Julia? Could y ou desire more
from ,heml Is il not little unamlable
10 be displeased when your friends ex-
>ert themselves so much TO make you
happyl And Mrs. 8. and her daughters.
especially, have such an exalted opln-
ion ofyou-a little politeness from you
would do them so much good!'
A pause ensued. Julia felt sense OF
WRONG, for she could not deny the facts
stated by hermother. Allthe kind and
almost reverental attention OF the good
Mrs. 8, and her family, rushed upon
her mind. How happy and proud they
seemed when she entered their little
cottage! how The freshest flowers were
placed near her, and the rarest plants
rifed of their buds and blossoms TO make
her boquet, The eagerness with which
every word Of hers was received' and
how disappointed and panied they were
when, after an hour of languid conver-
salion. and half suppressed discomfort
she arose and announced her intention
ofgoing. All this came into her mind
and lelta a sense of unhappiness.
"But, mother" said she, after a long
and awkward pause, "it was dull
know Mrs. 8. has kind heart, bu
how tiresome to sit a whole afternoon
and hear her long stories Of cousins anc
aunts and grand childrenl Oh what in
terest is it to me that little Tommy
her grandson, has got a new jacket will
bright buttons: or that Susan fell into ;
tub of water last washing day, ane
scalded her dirty facel O, that ! coule
live where people talk Of something be
sides cows, sheep, and new dresses ant
little grand, children! If | introduce
sublectsof literature, or speak Of a bool
every tongue is shushed, and all set uE
as prim and silent as if listening 10
sermon! o, it is insuferablep
lula looked 50 really miserably, tha
her kind motherhalfrepented the word
she had spoken to her. She though
it best to leave her to her own refec
tions, knowing that all her suggestion
would failto satisfy the restless crav
ing for sympathy which she had dis
covered in her child. aEE :.
- Julia---was an only daughter
Her parents were amiable people, il
good circumstances, and loved thel
Children with an affection bordering O
reverence. This was not strange, 70
Julia was gifted only as a few are
Appetite imagination, and reslles
desire for intellectual progress, lolne
with . heart naturally over1owed wit
kindnesss insured her the love and re
spect Of all around her. While in earl
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A Life ON the Ocean Wave.

- EEES SANHENLs
A life on the ocean wave!
A home on the rolling deep!
Where scattered waters rave,
And the winds the revels keep.
Like an eagle Gagged, 1 pine
On this dull unchanging shore;
Oh, give mo the flashing brine,
The spray, and the tempesl's roar.
Once moro ON the deck l stand
Of my own swift gliding craft,
Set sail! farewell to the land:
The gale follows far abaft,
We sport through the sparkling foam
Like IN ocean bird set free;
Like the ocean bird, our home
Well find far out OIL the sea.
Tho land is no longer in view,
The clouds have begun to frown,
But with stout vessel and crew,
Well say lot the storm come down.
And the song of our hearts shall bc,
While the winds and waters rave,
A life on the heaving sea!
A home on the bounding wave!
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THE OLDEN TTME.-Queer people
were our foreiathers, and queer laws
did they enact. Among the records
of South Reading, Mass, the following
entry is made under the date of 1862.
"Ihis year the town ordered that no
woman, maid, boy or gall, shall sit in