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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

DARK ThEATKE:-Mr. @. \. Andrews respectfully an
E&ssf% 'fu @ Fiber md SRAND
Dr. Fell. Msnld. B.rhoidy Tks :ssssssassa,. viii
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&: :sss II Ssi.:.. No spring LICK
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sissls. Miss TaraSali; +. Ao' r, Ar g; s%,.s
o. The .h saa
s!:s Bsis. Ra S' rhsn:s Mis-. Phillips; Elm
FUN s M Bai :: NJ. nnk ssh:n oon
c.s Il Fl nd Gallery. A 3: I VI" S'1''
CETcHEasss. A;ass:s ~ Il s.
a:S Which, Il: GSssisi
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MITCHELLs OLYMPIC THRATRE-On Wedres!s ~
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II ARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEDM:=P 2 IAssgM.
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and ia it sSsa
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whose and H,as
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similar character offered in th. cry Admi0n = cent ron
es viii IL
ELIJAH..NEW YORK SACKED MUSIC s0GIEIY
n s; ;!ns :ss OF r In
Tsl sus? q s:u n.s be At
sa 'hs C.na
TYR0tEAN oNCEsT-The Hsp.sr Family. Isla. u vs.
x%.ss:: wss.;:ssy BE-
at h ns essnse 1n
and two LADIES' 81 single tickets 80 cents DoSs open
ss ss n a'p'
BROADWAY oDEON-Ent,aaee through Pin,eau1 81
loon 3 M s.
the wall Ts
viii sGneuds with The T.D ,s XiSSs1..
their particular study Performance to commence a. bali
gs.. :: -, :. - 49, !. = ~,
sipiala ssusry q ,Ss oxs
representing mportnt and subjects the size Of
l s.sss : s:ss. g:
Sss;:s M :'i divine '.' from
y ION ofthe virgin and Infant and ohsr ssnt.by
k@oDs is
:.st A T iii cents season cents
THE GREEK SLAVE, corner Of Broadw,y end Leopard
VI. ,st Ns II. YsI
oesc ct i will BE- available until the
ssS ss c% z :a i'' 80
W4LNUT 3. s-FShadslPaj.M;;Ls.'t. YS;
70 Sonb 5eR. oksa:ry NJ Goiin'
FAY s.i
MIN Viii t SNs s M Tay
Bssns ThG%s: Mr. %hS;'e Chs M: .,I sa ~ ;h As
sSnd and ,hId Circles: IS ss; 7,
NENTkn ViLLe COURBE, L. -rkOT 4 .0.-Great
M1!eh e. 8: Dec ls rs " s.
Dr. Eipis. g 60 to 100 pound 2, -.srrTi
harness between sdy sufios and Aptoa for 8sooe h: Tor
', as = q come oil D''e"0e' 20 o'n'''' D1e
tYnysfI or s deliver s.:..
turs the Tsbernscs eommsneins on Wed
ay eS.. II,
Of the problem q the Universe hs msetsn.m o.
With the modern and the in
ansnes G ,%d ,a sls eS Sqs
s Sns for the q
Be%sy and K. os%s1 pasp 5eof
city, and The Tabernacle on the evening Of the lecture
inform. N and
Ventilated establishment - !, and is Cseai street eonsI
nl% sGsa S%1 r'Ilis q y
ii M sSTSob e sao1s
s e 81
f'9;iS % va
s: q Ef Rsss 81 I'll; he
number Of gentlemen IL Brootlyn Is now havi?!
Sss ' y ~. = s.,sa:s: vii
"a the United s1ts: ssbsenptoa Book 4. now open :. 81
sS,,s Canal where any further .
EsTR bSb ENIsToxNs Ss iIHa4To
day. Deesmber i,h aSd will ecannSs che sh Sh .na ls,t-
wh' .mSI on dy u
breed Canare shown by memse!s fc, pIemiums numsrou
IL s sf VIII S. % si
" with flowers md and pains will b.
% sd%i'ii"s s s:a,ls%.H
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

bsc io$f
Singular and NeisrehOiy s6afc-Ths csmdsn Murder
-Missing, &c &c.
A melancholy affair came to iish, yesterday morning
in the county prison, MoyamsnsiDg. James Johnson,
convict confined In upper cell the north corridor
had made attempt, during the previous night to
escape by breaking passage into fus which passed
up between his cell and the adjoining. for the pur
Of conveying OF the gss kom the furnaces In the
rhe opening thus mace permitting the draft Of cold cir
entering the cell from open window completely shut
on the OF gas from the furnaces and OF
having outlet. the air chsmbsr beneath was hiisd
with the gas which by degss spread TO the cells Ia the
vicinity aud the two convicts that pied the cells
9, oing the nue, ON the ow door, sunocated
From the positions they occupied when their situations
were discovered, IL 10 presumed that they never woke
Tue alarm given In consequences u the prisoner 60
cupyng the cell above who aroused BY the pains Of
partial sufocstion and having suncient left ia
open his window, the moan he made heard BY John
had been defeated 10 his attempt TO escape, BY
iron grating built in the chimney. The latter
knowing that he had been the Of the sickness
his ueignbor thought that he had made attempt to
! com init suicide aud MANAGED to alarm the Waterman
The occupants Of all the cells Ia the vicinity
dersd sick 10 consequencs Of the gas but have all
since The cause Of the disaster was not dis
covered for several hours after
A man yesterday arrested In Camden, who Is be-.
eved to have Of the murder Of Mr. Roberta
If not guilty participation 10 the Attrocious deed that
consigned that unfortunate to untimely grave
The prisoner had bossted Of his knowdss OF the author
while in the vicinity Of Rancocas, J., on sunday
story has been put In circulation that colorsd
died Jews days ago from the effects OF blow received
at The hands Of Moyamsnspg Waterman IL 10, how.
ever upfounded " the Coron.rs jury expressly declar-
consequence Of intempersnce and exposure There
q wound upon his head, but not serious to have
gentleman of high rsspectabiity and junior partner
Of Of largest Water street commission houses
has been missed for the last few days from the Of
to parts unknown the bank account Of the nrm has
been overdrswn to the amount OF $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

Martin V63s s,I,s
qIif Ss No.
iol Spring street, pres de Broadway
ACES AND EMBRoIDERIEsr repaired and cleaned in
IL tie Fsneh , Mart MH,1 IT. ssssnI Y a.
far cleaning and arranging ali kinds Of acs.
cuffs rules and embro,deries Her residence No
t0l Spriug street, near Broadway dI 6tsrc
I1E. CUOPEK, a DUANE sTKEET. between Chstham
- and William streets has for the last fourteen
Syis shf
cases Of this diseases and mild cured day,
S ssu cure he form from
.s s y
This. when too freely narlged IN bsge dy.Ispsis
Intellect aversion to secretly warranted
rhsrus No nsrrurv nssd do hsrc
M EDICAx N0TICE;-D y. FsCs:s Z Mo,py con on
biies structures &c &c The method Of cnrug private
vi. Be- 1ayi M %y s
attendance at their Office Ii3 Greenwich st. ChaIges
moderate d8lt'm
WOMAN AND HER DISEASES. from the cradle It,
= ~: 81 IS's s q e s':.;:
xsS,s Mf'
to1"-Homce Greeley They are written with au eames,
@ and :u,sia % S%s sss Il ~
worth ss in IS.
IT,. S post .nS only
y Cd without the aid Of m.dicio:. By WARTON's Err
VALENTA, A vegetable cd light, palatable and nur
tous For sale wholesale and retsiL the National Depo
# Waon Of PMis"of Petron los Fulton IT, suens 10
the United sates Price packet lbs 81 Abs ~
50 The Trerisr on Constiraton snd its Cure by
Waron of Paris also for sale price % ceats ds t.m
M rDiCAL CARBIDE. MORRISON, 20iK Fulton street De
l his entire time to the Of Private Diseases
Collegiate Education and Practice Of tweny-.Ix Yeas
wSsd s% .
with the Sir Ashley Cooper, Sir A. Ca,,sl: &c
in his Office, 2o<k Fulton u. WH'I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

nAHITImN III E HALDs
---------------
Fort OF New York, December 9, lS47.
sos nl.rs. ,,,..,..7 10 MODS sErs. 80
suupErs,. a., =, 4 30 HraR wArHk a.. rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

pRIsToL's sARsAP ARiLLA.-This ceIeblated Med
ID daily extending the sphere or It's useulne ann
wear nsr yesr adding long catalogue OF IT.
taphs Thousands Invsids by timely and persevtrng
this healing antd the living wine 50
q s efficacy and power-it may veil he STYLED ,he sss
Mans HOPE what 10 life without heath a boon searco
worth peservng-then sl ye who afflicted with any
ofthe Ills usng from mpurty Of Blood aud by
thus health be enabled 70 neu
io1r those who have vey justly ,ne
hlsDg the Age For sale the Depot SO and % Court
.sat and Of the Druggists generally Throughout ,r tAe
Dotted States. os ~ mc
m rsuUN's NEWLY iNvsNTED SHOWER bath.
~ 1hs highly npo aud useful imp ovement 1eA.
Cad into general use, ~ dshsnee o. AL
saowr The improvement eonsts ~ up
plying SIMPLE YET very nsen US double acting oeuows
pump wnch operaed BY the user ~ su
either heavs ixh how OF water eau De
snd also while setiDg the pump the body ucmnuy
.,se,s,s VII en- rrodsr shower Bath delightful An
e1jscrion bsae the ordinary tnd new IN U.S. " m
ne e that while 'emsinng stationary eceves
sisssrse These ohecons are happily po'ated
~ tn,. working model eau De seen
"a Il, nformsr,on will be given those aeir us O. acqu,r'
g an irtsrssi Ia Cry of New 70 oy immediae sppl
eaton ~ tHEODphE r. kN0f LsHhChI, teneral
gent me sic and st-otuccn Of usefu aud IN ortnt
Vsp,ous tn oashos the nited states an" h"Otf
no W N'-n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

II ECTUnns ON ASTRONOMY :-Proiessor y. M
II MTG HILL, of Cincmps will deliver course o. Iec
Astronomy the Tabernacle, commencing on Cd
oesday evening" Dese%bsI halt past osoek 70 DO sSn
course will consist Of lectures and will embrace an expo
Of the problem Of the Universe hs mechsnum Of
With Of the great modern and the IN
sons the ekes for lady aud gentlemen for the
b. Single tickets for the coure single mcks ef
asa Broadway the other principal book stores IN the
city, and the on the evening Of the lecture
MI ere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

PA. szss s: , s:z !: *Rs sfS
J.,Ss, Nj Bsssi Hsisn Mecrsyer Nm. Jos.si Dian. Yer
Mrs Era.y To eoncluds wih the nancs i.,cs Of the
w b Chapman; John Lump u And.ews; Grace Gsylovs,
Ms Dyott Boxes, 81, Pin. 50 cents; Gallery cents
DARK TnEATKE.-Mr. @. X. Andrews espsctfuiy an
nounce. that his Benefit will take place End y even
II S re ss
4 opold a. Meyer. who viii pssio5n a GRAND FAN,
COZ, ERTO. (wsth full Orchestral accompsn,men . by
Dr. EeliI Menldscohn Bsrhody The :ntstainnsns will
lsa.wsl Mr. B.as MsTor% ME AHd5:ys Apd =; Do
John Psrsyb ,ngie r Apd'-~s: aha Mrs Abbott Tick
be had Of MIR q. Andrews, No - Spring street.
dssteire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08


HANGING ADEMy-M'LLE;rAULINED EsJAR.
IL dina Of the ROYAL Academy OF Paris most respectful
" annoupees 10 her pupils ladies and gentlemen thar she
Continues her classes for the Tnion Of Dancing in all is IA
shonahe branshe, at No Washington Place. For young
Ladies and Masters .sda,s and Saturdays from
o'clock NJ; for IhnIsdays snd Saturday sf,om
tIemen Mondays and Wednesdy from to o'clock. Pm
Mile r D. will commence giving Soirees pananes 10 her
Punils Schools and Private Families attended. n3e hsm
ID scNore or Ball Rsom Gu Ell work Indispensable
new and containing much information ~
bindng Every thing fully explained in the above work
he cd style couny dances 10 the latest and
niGc, mt poke. TURNER 4 FIsHFR, u Chsth.m street.
Rsmem h-r Vslertne Head Quarters. Feb n h. ~
u lrChEN RANues-The proprssos orer for sale ths'r
houses aud the Range vii not sa.y,i the rap Tor
the purchaser Prices from twsnty to thirty FIVE dollars each
Also good Of Crates for Paos &C. Stoves for
key Chmneys cured ard warranted a =. times ready
descripuops M. J, piLHnOLY CO. 70 Nassau street,
between Fulsoa and Joha streets. mo iAsn \
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

NJ FISCHER Tailor having Just arrived from Paris Is
1 opening choice assortment of Cloths Cassime
and Vesngs which he will make order in the latest
sve and on the most reasonable terms, No sos Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

~ There is also added to the estimates statsmsns
OF the several appropriations which will probably be
carried 10 the surplus fund amounting to &s0 $50 b6
aooompanying the estimates sundry papers far
nishsd oy the Treasury, War aud Navy Departments,
which the estimates are founded
am, very respectfully, your obedisnt servant,
r. J. WALKER,
Secretary OF the Treasury
Hon Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

ID ALL DRESSES LACE CAPEs. EMBROiDERlEs.
Disc -PETERiROBERTS ,73 Broadway, has just receiy-
the auction sales 500 lace and muslin Dresses
hunce unc tucked and other yles 800 ris black demi
Wells speadid from los upwards Gan Breakfast Caps
from upwards s5 masne Lace Lappets and Opes Csps At
each worth 3D. 800 sheer lawn Tape Border styles 80
embroidered Lace Border do, entirely style; keverne
vels IS real Thresd Lace Capes Berries Collars
aud Cuffs cheapest ever offered; cartoons Maen do new
collars Cus plain and figured Orssnde Swiss and Tar
sciptiCn. al izrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

M SOO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to gentlemen who want
XOUU their old clothes look like newt call at the Tai
lorng Dying Cleaning and Repairing % Ood
street where all pitch tar glue and paint
extracted without selling the cloth At he shnrte poce and
on The most Reasonable terms NOAH 66 Gold street,
doors from Be. kman street b. The highest price paid
s,r lie off wearing apparel fd6 I2src
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

NOR Oh An L. STON, 3. C.-The Steamship MOTH.
ERNER Capt Tn Budd will leave the pier foot 81
clinton opposite Tobacco nsps ctcD T. H. on
for Al bills fading .i9nsd By the cs, Sn SSSSd For
No. ls South Passengers by th. vessel are e
The dsy of departure Consenees are particularly
attend receipt Of their goods the arrival Of the
st.,mer al Sire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

KnpnPa.z ArTsrysgAI'5 I eSsHy} ~ SEs go Z:
AGA dali SeSsesss vsss nssh vseves ~ 4sehea
.ss s : .s :; s:1 r. s.
.ssl soss i, y ss *:
ssc s .s e. sas
hssed asr hard drive aad the anishlnr result,
esed BY their IN this eitv and vicinity
soss Of been pabished IN the o.
:. S n. ss,
the throat asd wiadppe OF the case o. wnien
they viii whore thsrs SEXUAL ulcenton Of me
bsAsf Those with asthma form dss
OF the distress which hose troubled with neavess
sadufe while execsinK bskly and ihs
si~ns should adnes horse owners TO reese ne AMI
med; s h,y hay, sE&T ME6IcSE
The g. ssd sf this sto cure complaints
Of the aud from sir great slteatve snd estrayc
hide Of sppslts aad all diseases tn denote
e the digestive ua,tots the existence IL Bots and worms
Ia sesty csaa a. dssenbsd n the following certin-
age OF your Hssve Powds that bought q for horse
eoush has snt'sy tafd him. bat IN different wav INA
expected Th- Expeeorsnt Po~der. brought away an I'M
number o. from him. and believe they were all
for ,ha has entirely cured him. his sPpeits geod
and be 70 10 prime eoedst'os ehesfuy recopm'nd
He.v povden Cor we'll for hesvss Yours
Pcs rss p.ct.ss % sss ordinary esss
Tor S. A H. COUCH Co., iss Fulton street. New York.
sole poprepIs Persons "a any part Of the unien reminE
cash paid have dss er more pseh.a free ofsI
riding cost b.rsl dl.eoust deAls Wholesale Agents
Fowls Boston; Wssn Van shaiek, Troy, O. Dexter, Al
ss .s .. :ss e. Sake.
r sand cracks eontrscoa nsb 10 cain
u sine, ke- fos hore 81 feet dsMene
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

M RS. PeLBY's CELEBkArED COtLkCTlON OF
WI Scptural Satuary consisting Of the following groups
Trial IF our SAVIOUR The Las. sappeE The
now open All Broadway late Walkers Music Rooms,
opposite the Apollo. sIery day from II A. M to M Ad-
mance IS ceuts On the Sabbath after divine service FROM
& AZ ri Children half d 3fSm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

sSC ARDES LA FAYETTEn-The Gia Ball OF the Ia
" Fayette Guard, will take place the g lasum. No
$50 Broadway on Wednesday Evening Dec 23d 1891. The
Committee Of Arrangements assures those ads snd Eents
men who may honor this their first Ball by presence
that no eorts ON their part will be waning render
av aud fatter Themselves that the hsy have
made fail please the most fasfdious
Tickets admission udnG for lady and gentle
msn, be had Of The ollcwnE c2mmittss rnes ~
H. Goul. So John street, M VIM suv.s Sassoehs'
Allen street; Mr. VIM DIbbiee 263 Bfosdvay; MI U Met
Glen A Canal street; Mr. tn. Rockng 5h e. sc,ssI ON
avenue q, = zoo IN
AT r. SARACCO, so Canal st. est corner Of Brosdway
l several issn OF French Young iIaes nom y 70
wears whom he will teach grts all the dsees OF the
saloon N.B-None need apply without fosd references
Dc 6tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

BROADWAY ODEON-Entraace through Pinteaux "a
ID loon under the measurement of Mr. T. Greeley Par
quete rs cents Boxes, l2h cents On Tuesday evening"
Dec y 847 the performances will commence with 0recan
ents rtaaments viii conclude with the Tbiesax Viyants
given BY celebrated arses who have made this exhibition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

CENTkA VaLLs COURsE. IL -rkOTi n..o..Oissst
ree m heats for 500 side haf forfeit between the ce'e
bted Upton and Fashion, will ske place H. Wood
Wh:ln name. b. Fsshie1 to 60 =, she p:s;;s: JOEL
harness between Lady Suffolk and Rpton for 42oo0 half for
felt is come of December g. Centrsvilie Dees, l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

MN CAftt NOV u tchs UAntI Fsncs ba.Icf, i.f pos
tou mex; day; Elliott Cook for d. zis Navarro POWELL from
do dst.
FsJsr I,LArps, May -Bafk Pilot, Hsrwe Tor Msaila--
hsd about 100 ptcnla b~achease on bosrd.
osAyss Nov i1--ch Lesnde tossrs COZ Boston, 10 q
fonro hico, Nov le-Bng Wyendot from Wilm,ngtQn.
g, with los. Of dsek load ds SD schr d Wolfe. Turk
Island.
for Coast 81 Africa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

L of New YORK HUZZARs, will be hell at the Apollo
IJJERSsEN Captsu. d. gsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-08

fNRIGI~AL SPLrNDID ALTAR PIECE Of the Adora-
othe Virgin and Infant Jesus and other 81
Bouavr painted the 18th century by Rubcns; Just
arrived from Europe exhibiting 10 Broadway Lis
Admission IS cents season tickets 80 cents
SEEN t,om o A nj til 10 p M. d. Gt~m
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23
Too Good to be Lost.

The following capital hit is well worth
Let it never be forgotten
that all the articles rejecting disreputably
upon the abilities and requirements of Gen.
eral Taylor, have emanated from the edit.!4
ltors Of Federal newspapers-evcn among
those who now profess to desire his eleya--
ton to the Presidency. -;
A great General may win the battle,
and an able '..Aid' may give to the world
a report which covers the General with al-
most as much honor as the battle ITSELF =
Correspondence Bait. american.
Washington had his dolamers, and why
should Taylor go free? Political; liars e
nough (and this correspondence of the Ball
tinore American is one, par excellence,l
have been already ioand to swear that Bliss
does Taylor's writing, and the next thing
! they will do, we have no doubt, will be To
assert that somebody else did the Hero $
fighting! !-National Whig. 9.~ "a :
These are hard words, Master, Of the
Whig. You should recollect that If this
story that, Bliss does TAyLon's writing.a is
traced industriously to its source. it would
halt directly at the door over which is now
hanging Taylor flag, the door .otthe u.
is. Gazette.-PennsyU UaRian.. aa' . afs.a.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23

bic subject c1,l. fora wife, Squire darlington
I was called to give away the bride. The
complete disguise Of Kate, the shortness of
the Sources vision, and the imperfect light
in the room, combined to pfeserYe her in.
cognity during this, trying ordeal. The
worthy Squire performed lhe important
part allotted to him in an adti,lrah hle man
ner, and it was only at the sconelasion Of
the rites. when the functionaf made formal
mention ofthe names of gshaTiesg Rodney
and, Calharine Darling ton, the old gen
,tlsaaa seIsPTeh ehsl|slsa sss:l9p i0I q
2 sss.Will you forgive us, my dear father?a
said Kate, sinking on his knees before him.
3 ssKate, you have joined q conspiracy to
make your old father look ridiculous! have
half a mind to renounces you forever;
but, 49, 90 -.-,, ....-
q 'Oh, say that you forgive u.s." persisted
Kate. .f .-,.s3-. &. s.e.zxs .s..;
T 'sWell, well; forgive you on condition
that you never run away again, and that
YOU throw. away that dainty suit by the time
The honeymoon expires. And you, sir, Cap
tain Char les, forgive you on condition that
like you after seeing you with your dis
guise removed. Meanwhile we will make
ourselves happy.' sa s.'.E.' 3 .
Next morning the whole party returned
to Darlington Hill. The Squire was de-
lighted with his son-in-law. Kate is one
of the happiest wives in the world, and she
carefully preserves her masculine bridal
dress as a memento of the most blissful day
of her life. |-# FE
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23

A FARMER's B.RoMErHR.- "A writer in
the Georgia Farmer gives directions for
making cheap barometer, to aidsin forsss
telling the weather. He takes q stick tllfae e
feet long, and attaches to the butt end a .
vial, full of air, OF course, and corked tight.
The stick is then suspended IN horizontai
position, on pivot, where it will readily
turn; say on thread near lis centre.
when the storm is coming on, the outside
is lighter than that in the vial; of course
the vial sinks, and indicates a change in
the atmosphere. Such a barometer may be
made in ter. n.miutes, and some ofour young
philosophic, farmers will! incline to have
barometers of their own manufacture. 81, :.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-23
Give Iu me the Hand.


Gase me the hand that is warm, kind and ready;
Gise me the clasp, thatis calm, true and steady
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Giyeme its grasp that aye may believe thee
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Let fEiendship give me the grasp that becomes her
Close .as the twine Of the vines of the summer
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Give me the grasp that is friendly for ever. YER