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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-14
UNcURRENT MONEY.
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""ee'"iA Jain are Ia per cent discount
Domectic exchanges continue very quiet; the rates
principally in favor of this city There SO little
inquiry Interpretations cannot be considered otherwise
than nominal
Movements in specie, during the past two weeks have
been very active Notwithstanding the quotations
sterling bills rule than per cent below specie
poin'a The demand is principally for gold for England
AID silver for France Should the Britannia the packet
Of the 4th from!Liverpool, arrive before the sailing OF
che wsshngtonths packet of the 18th from this port
With favorable accounts from England the Washington
will not take out much specie; but should the next
counts be unfavorable, We have no doubt the ship.
ments Of specie will be large. The Caledonia leaves
Boston the 10th, before the arrival Of the Britannia
and Is highly probable that the shipments OF specie
by her will be limited In consequences Of the anti
cpation Of encouraging accounts from the other
side by the next arrival than they would otherwise be-
Those wishing to remit will wait long possible be-
fore shipping specie.
We understand that the route recently surveyed
by the railroad commissioners for the Portsmouth and
Concord Railroad appears very favorable II passes
souhery Of the route previously surveyed from the in
Correction with the Boston and Maine Railroad In New
Market, through Epping, Raymond, Gambia end Sun
cook Village, in Pembroke, to Concord. The surveys
show that this route is much more favorable for
structoh without any increase Of distance. Some por
tons Of tho route very easy From the estimates 1T
appears that the whole expense Of construction for the
whole dstapcewi not exceed $4,000 per mile and 1t Is
thu ught 1t will not be much The greater portion OF
the road from Portsmouth to New Market is already
graded and ready for the rail- The intention Is to have
1t complete and In operation early In June next The
directors are now taking steps to carry the work
the remainder Of the road to Concord.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-14
MONEY MARKET,
Saturday, Nov. l3--0 II. M.

The stock market remains without any material alter
alton. The good sound stocks have been affected
during the last few days than those Of fancy charac-
ter Local causes, at times, have influence upon
the prices Of fancy stocks than anything ese and the
daily quotations show decidedly opposite to
that produced in other stocks by other At the
first board to-day, Harlem fell OF per cent Long
Island u Canton r. Farmers Loan a. Norwich and
Worcester x, Reading Railroad u, Pennsylvania fves
Illinois SKIES n There sales to some extent of
Harlem at the Decline and between the boards the
ket was exceedingly heavy.
The demand for foreign exchanges has been very
derate for some time past. The rates demanded for
sterling bills have been close upon specie points.
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WARRINGTON, Nov. IL, ls47.
The House.

The House is the question. What viii be the oom-
psxion Of the House' A complicated complex quss-
tion and difficult Of solution In Its compsxty With
McClung Of Mississippi and Thibodeaux Of Louisiana
both Of whom most likely elected there viii be for
the wings, Qssving out Levin, native whig) e.
FOE the iocos. ....'''.. liz
Wing majority. ................ 4
Or including Levin six This delicate majority Of two
four six will require most deloste handling; and II
we not vastly mistaken, South Carolina viii have
potential voice the choice Of Officers Of the House. and
In the plan Of ending this Improbable Mexican
NOUS VERRONS
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Destructive Fire, DE.

PORTLAND, Nov. IS, T. NJ.
We learn from Mr.. Corser, stage agent. that de-
structivs IRE took place At Topshsm, about o'clock
this morning, destroying beside large quantity ofum
Der, two saw mills, capboard and sth machine and
part Of Andrascoggin bridge and toll house Not known
how the fire originated The Ore still burning when
the stage left ut nine O'Clock, PM
Capt Sam Porter for several years commander ofons
Of the FIRST steamers between Boston and Portland died
in Portland last evening, aged 20 years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-14

BosyoN Nov. I2-ExcHANGr BoARp-9 shares Boston and
Worcester Railroad, lis; 30 do Old Colony Railroad, b60d,
ssehu,et,s Rairoad, IS Do 7s 80 Bottom Wharf Com.
p.ny 73 Exchange Bank slh dc, q; 10 Norwich and
2a& IS do, lod 2sx7 East Boston Company ~; oo do.
si0d, l5i4; 80 do, l5l4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-14
Louisiana Election.

PETERsBURo, NOV. I3, IbF7
Thibodeaux, whig, has been reelected to Congress-
and there not much doubt but that Harmanson has
also been successful.
Nothing certain is known as regards the Legislature
SO far, the House stands-29 democrats to 80 wings
net whig gain, 3.
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Serious Accidents at Boston

BOSTON. NOV. IT,
The ceremony Of laying the corner stone at the ressr-
voir off the water works In this city postponed In
consequences Of the breaking or the derrick when raising
the stone to its place. boy badly injured by the
accident, and girl had her leg broken.
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VNARIFF OF PRICES DURING THE SUSPENSION
L OF NAVIGATION, l847-48-By xpress.
Iofs Of ards Of under

hvgg,top WIS 40 not undertake % forward good, wet
Fargo at Buffalo whose linz extends (by sge) to Milwau
The EIpies. proprietor. hold .mseIve, responsible only
Bank notes specie jewery valuable or light and bulky
goods taken BY special contract only Glass and glass
of Buffalo will be delivered other line. othsi
ordered and all responsibility on our part ceases on delivery
:, ~, ~ ''' TiviNosroN WELLS ELL, No., W..
I'M oADwAY.-oyERsHoEs! ovERsHOFs!
Oversize. offered this city may ), found,
Tip P'sgs' fss %s II
DO JOHN sTKEET-samuel Brooks would MORN his
ad
xaGEG SRooSb Agent Isss
tina! III: ofhs you al cSS Er .e that b b
MS Of Fcs
CiSt. either Cleaned Owed Altered and rsR,,s,ed with
sa sS%' p s's sohs superior
'yi1s Ts tG"s s no SS establish.
men C.l before cold "e's'5 ok lP NUM- S
nIL FAINWNGs HESroHsD.--H; JOUFFROY
~ would inform his fssds and smat.urs Of 9e arts N ge
whsr. he can be found from 10 o'clock A. NJ, until N
NO PARENTS AND GUARDIANSHIP taught on
moderate terms by lady who has had considerable srpe-
renee in teaching piano she hss given general
aud can families whom ,hs has been the habit Of
teaching .
Terms three dollars Ter month.
line addressed 70 Music, to ths Hspd ONCE ,hhll be
tssded 10 SIS nnssrr
~ HURCH OF The ANNUNtIATION in itth street
" For SALE Five Pews, Nos, 30 10 a. In the
eept selected the most desirable the whole church.
being the pupit. and recy opposite the Of
Mr. Jardne and commanding full view Of the congregation
i 70 Sf VIII ri 'a'S s:s .'s'sr.
,cs' bank. IA H'm
GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETlNG. : Person,
~ about furnishing will find At ~ Canal street very hand
Cloths Rugs Of every description, rich indow Shnees and
Fixtures, Stair Rods, &c &c ...
noe.tc X. LAWRENCE.
SPLENDiD GOTHIC DOOR PLATEs.-Ihe subscri
W Der would respectfully invite the attention Of gentlemen
t. his and beautiful slye OF Door and Number Plates
pronounced At the late Fair the handsomc Plates got Nv
and for which he received the premium.
H. ROBERTS,
Premium Door rlsfe Establishment
r3lhsN S2 Broadway, ssn Prince "
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PIrrsByEG. Nov. 3-Fiour-Tbe market was nrmer
and good brands were held at 50 SIX to S. Corn
Oats rather heavy and sales making % Sales
OF 20 to 80 hhds New Orleans moasses made at 3s
cents. Whiskey firm, with upward tendency
and sales were making at 40 cents The river again
new of general interest.
BALTIMORE, Nov IL, P. NJ -Flour-The market was
depressed and sales Of 500 bbs Howard street at
Whest-Saes Of 5000 bushels made consisting of
Maryland reds, at 1885, and Of white do at 1850 Corn
Sales Of 5000 bush Is made including MARYLAND
mixed aud white, at $50 q yellow do. at go. Rye
continued Arm, with moderate sales ut Soc $50 Wits
key dull Sales Of provisions making chiefly
In retail way.
ALBANY, Nov. 10, p M.-Flour-Ths market was dull
at So = So o6x. for Western and Genesee brands
WhsatSAles Of 1000 bushels Of 0ensssss made
1880 Corn Sales Of 1000 bushels Of yellow made
at Tao. Rye remained about the same Oats were
frmer. Whiskey dull Receipts by canal during ths
bushels; wheat 1000 do barley TACO do No alteration
In freights.
BurrALo, Nov l3.-Flour-Tho market WAS dull At 81
market heavy. We note sales Of 10000 BUSHELS in
| Guiding parcels of Chicagoiat Too and Racine, with
Southport ut 81. Corn was brisk and sales Of 600O
| bushels were made, including Western mixed, at 43c
and yellow do at Soc Rye and oats, no change. Whis-
key Inactive Receipts during the previous ~ hours
were as follows Flour, 10000 barrels; oorn, none;
wheat, 65 600 bushels Freghts by canal to Albany
Flour, zoe; wheat and corn, no change.
BosroS, Nov. Is, F. M.-Cotton-At the recent de-
cline the Wsshington's news (equal to No per
ID sales have been made to fair extent To-day 900
bales changed hands without change in prices Flour
The market continued dull and sales light 900 barrels
Gonesee and good Western brands were sold at So 62
Corn-S sles Of 900 bushels made including Wes
tern mixed, at TOO and yellow at 78c OatsSales Of
1000 bushels at 65hc. Rye some less Arm. Whis-
key remained quiet, without change in prices.
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PHILADHkPHIA, Oct. l3-FIRsr BoARp--4%oo0 State S.
72 H. 900 do 72>z; 10 shs b. 81 30 Union Mutual ni
Co, 33K.
ArTrK sALEs-Siooo Tenn. BIDS, S. TO-
Srcorp BoARD-$t300 State S. 7fH.
AFTER SALEs-$2O0 State 81, 72ls; 5000 do, IN
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BALTIMORE, Nov. I2The inactivity in the stock market
noticed heTet, FORE still continues Sales very limited
and remain pretty much last week United Suite,
67 closed l02x bid 1903 sskedrm Treasury Notes. sJ
look bid l0i asked Maryland 6 closed IS bid 86k
steang S. 7k bid, 73A askedThe interest on the Bonds
due in London the LIST January l8s being paid by
the Commisoner Of Losn, the Chssapsske Bank hi,
do SIS, are held al 8lf. and wanted at so.
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meiodeon IA company Of Negro Minstrels.
and Master Juba tho dancer performing every
ning at this saloon, and doing well.
Pinteux Another company OF Ministries Is
performing here every evenings nothing charged for adms
son. ana refreshments of all kinds DO had there.
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s';Sii s:s;ssi'
$ sS; ass. OH. THE g g.ss.
Chapman pssnoss Barry Joe, Nj. Flynn; Ruth Town.
Sss; E:'sss En-; ;s hs Il: dss t,
Bsss. 81 : fia 50 e Sssly e. sSm'ne'
BoWEkY IHEATRE.-W, JAcEser. Manager; stss.
viii Be- acted The RISd1s s Ners% M.
sh,w' lhs Stranger. Mr. W. Marshall; Baron seinfort. Mr.
i Arr nshieh the grand spectacle Of THE REvo
Essl MI w M...spcs%is n Jssl nsw M
snS CALEB. iIs ni ssI csa .' rise
M 81 AZ
sShE $s ~ H!ss S = E.ss S.!S M
AnsI The drama. the admired LIVING TABLEAUx.
s:Pss 3sSa Bs,s n .s E.s~
M b:, ass = WSOy Po!.ls Mrs wTy
NJ rTC l OLYMPIC ThEATRE.-Monday Eye
R6soE FIFE mn
cEssG % THIS R .E T s9aD
sl ER:S Ss1s @ ss s.
~TG eonsad. with 4 MnDESLi OF A wIFE-Mr Stump.
Mr.. Cunningham; Clara, Miss Roberts.
Door. open eH O'clock and the curtain will rise
M ECHaANlCS' HALL, f2 Broadway, between Grand
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
CO Mt NUED SUCCESS.
Seventh Week Of the Original
CHRlSTYS MINSTRELS
Thy Oldest Essablished Band in the United Sestss
T. fCHRISTY, y. PEIRCE,
q. N. CHRISTY, g. ABBOTof
J. RAYNOR, T. VAU0TN
whose original and nntabs concerts are niahtiv houored
with crowdod and highly respectable audenc
fered in this city.
Admiration IS cents. Children under 10 years. half price
Doors open M7 concert will ats O'clock Seats
| Pm. ' MD 1tsr
| RARNUMS AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P.T. BARSu1
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-22
Sheriff'S Sale.

RY virtue of a writ of Lev. Fa. to me direct
- ed and delivered from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Portage county, Ohio, shall
expose to sale at public vendue at the Court
house in the town of Ravenna
On Monday the: 4th day Of October nezt,
between the hours of ten o'clock, "A. M. and
four o'clock, P. NJ. of said day the following
described lands and tenements to wit:
eSii"ate in the township of Ravenna, in
The County Of Portage. and State of Ohio.
and is known by b@;@2 part of lot number
six!y-s:x (66) in the South division of lots in
the IuwD of RavenDa aforesaid, and bounded
as follows, to wit: On the East by land
owned by Benjamin Tappan, south by the
south line of said lot, West by line con
tlnued from the East line of the common of
the town plat of Ravenna, to the lot line Of
Ce;d lot No. sixty-six, and to extend so far
Moth between said Tappan's land on the
"a t., and the line of laid Common on the
West, that a line drawn from said Tappan's
land west, to The line Of said common, and
parelIet with the South lile of said lot will
include thirty ceres Of land"
Taken on dec ee wherein the Ohio Life
Insurance and Trust Company was Com
plainBnt and Erastus Lyman & ais. we re Re.
spondents.
Appraised at $lSsO,oO. -
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co.
September 1st, lS47. --....~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-22
DIR. WEBSTER'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA;

~ OR the cure of ofSCROFULA, in Its 1nclpl-
E ent as we'll as more advanced stages; all Gu
taneous eruptions; SYPHILIS, in it's secondary
stage. arresting its ravages even when the victim
may have become an object of loathing and dis
gust; KINGS EVIL; Tumors on the neck and
Glandular affections all the evils resulting from
an iniudicious use of Mercury, sc. &c.
There are but few Medicines whose efficacy. In
numerous diseases, has been as well attested as
Sarsaparilla. II was first introduced i'll Europe
by the Spaniards, in 1863, as a certain remedy
far malignant disease then prevalent, which
was rapidly extending its ravages through Spain,
France and Italy. and had hitherto resisted the
skill of the physicians. painful and appalling
disease, that had baffled the utmost skill and ex-
ertions of human wisdom, was found to yield
ready to this article.
From that time to the present, medical experl,
ence has thoroughly established its efficacy, and
general consent Of the profession now acknoWl-
edges it's remedial powers over large class OF dis.
eases where most other medicines fail. And what
cannot be said of many other articles of the ma
terra medica, it may be taken always with entire
safety.
uPriee, IS cts. per Bottle.n
rFor certificates directions see Circulars
in the hands of agents for gratutous distribution
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-22

U We love a beautiful Iip-of
course WE do, especially do we love
one Of the nectarine kind-one of a
moreIlo cherry color, that swells out
with a beautiful round curvature, pouts
like se-bud, and almost leads the
bees astray by its promise of sweetness.
Heavens! what a rich flavor hangs
about such lips! Imagination can con-
ceive nothing more delicious than kiss
ing them! Yet it is sad to think that
these same lips are but too often the
"gateways of pork, beans and codfsh!"
But the bitter always goes with the
sweet, and even when Antony did him.
self the pleasure Of sucking the honey
from the rich portals OF Cleopatra's
mouth, he hadn't the pleasure of know
ing he was the first man that "did it."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-22

S1EEEfkRS B4te.
I'm Gbedlenee TO fhsEc Ecohn5ahds0 writ of
Il Vendi. Ex. 90 e5he 1directed aRd deliEfz-
ed from the court OF Common Pleas of Port
age County Ohio, shall expose tosssle
at Public veddne at the Court house ii th5
town Of sRavenna = .'.a.sss.,'s e - ,.A. .s
= On Monday III llsh day ef 0StSbss sssi y
between the hours pfstenjd clock, EA.s11san&
four c,clock; 3. M Of said day sha follpwieg
described lands and teHements, to witssepH
GA certain tract of land situate in Rayannf
in said County Of. 70 rtsge and desoribeA g
follows, being the North. part Of Lot NosSZ
in said township, bounded w est by MtlE
owned by William Stockw ell, Northr6n laif6
late the property of Jnhn B. sShaieF, East=er
township line, South on land late 4he prop
erty of John Kitton containing city four
acres Of land.' Y 4 Z 3 O a--1~~ E.Aa
Taken on a decree WHEREIN Richsed ~.
Thompson, Ex'r of Laodtcy Finch, dec,aMss
Complainant and John Nicol & ais. .wes1
Respondents. - 80
Appraised a. $7so,oo. ,,.s.s9 80
| -. JOHN GILLIS Shsriff.,,,' =
By S.TAYLoR, Jr. Dept. - 55.s s'Ia .,,r :,
Sheriff office, Portage Co., s..,-.,e; 80 :
September 9Th, 1sE. .Sise4 80. s.;-ff !
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-22
=. A, GILLETT g. Co..

"AVE been anxiously waiting for some
IL H. time the arrival of their Goods-but
as yet they have not received them all. Ow-
ing as they suppose to the arrival en- Tin.
nicums of large Quantities Of Brandy and Dry
Goods Boxes filled with Cotton Sheetmgs.
which may have prevented all their Goods
from making their appearance in this nice
little Town. where every day the Public
Square is covered with Teams, loaded with
men, women and children, bound for the
Cash and Ready Pay Store,
where will be found already the best and
cheapest assortment of every kind of Goods
necessary to meet the dempnds of the COM
munity, ever offered to The citizens of Portage
County. Itis unnecessary to go into detail
at this time, but one thing is certain, we
will buy all kinds Of Pro duce and pay as
much as our neighbors and sell Goods at less
prices whether above or below eost.s
LIVE and LET LITE," is the motto.
Ravenna, June 7, 1847.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-22
DIR. III. K. WEBSTERS
BILIOUS PILLS.

For the cure Of Bihary O6struct'ons,
Bilious Diarrhee, Choic, Dyspep.
sia, Costiueness, Sick Headache,
Flatulency, &c.
yEyHESE Pills have now been before the public
l. for four years, and many have testified to
their efficacy from personal experience.
The idea generally prevails that cathartic, to
do good must be very powerful in its effects upon
the bowels. These Pills, while they evacuate the
contents of the alimentary canal with very little
if any pain, that also operate upon the secretions
in purifying the blood, exciting insenslble perspi-
ra ton, and promoting the secretions of the kid
neys. These Pills are very important to be TAX
en- in connection with my Sarsaparilla, as they
cooperate with it in removing those affective dis
eases. 1t is necessary that one or two doses
should be taken weekly while the patient is under
a course ofthe Sarsaparilla.
They can also be safely relied on in cases oi
worms in childrin. % Price 25 cents per Box.u
TThe above valuable medicines are for sale
in Ravenna by I. SWIFT; in Charlest own by
L. NORTON and DIR. JOHNSON;in in Edinburgh
by D. BOSTWlCK; and by Agents generally
throughout the country.
l3wl2O. E. ST.. JOHN, Gen'l. Agent.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-22

ssAnd SO you're going CIT 10
the East Hingies, my darlint Mrs.
Marooneys" says an old Irish crone to
a Young wife of soldier about to en-
bark for Madras. s'l've been in them
parts meseIf and well do remember
ihe tormen,s | went through night and
day with the muskatoes. They have
long suckers hanging down from their
heads. and they'll draw the life-blood
out Of ye, before you can say speas.a
This terrifying account lived in the
memory Of the young woman; the ves-
sci made Madras roads, the decks were
soon crowded. all hands delighted at
the sight of land, Mrs. Marooney "a
mong the rest--but her joy was of
short duration, for on the shore she
peceived an elephant; horror.struck at
the.sight, and in GREATNESS agitation,
she approached the mate, excIaiming.
with uplifted hands-"Holy mother,
is that a muskato?s - @
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-22
Gen. Scott in Mexico

A
Wants no Soldiers troubled aoith Hernia o,
| RMpture.
nR. N. HEATH, of Garrettsville, would
| ~ inform the ci izens of this county, tha,
| he has purchased the right to vend and use DR.,
| .. HurIbut's Oppilative remedy for all kinds
of Hernia or Rupture, in the county of Port
age, except in The towns oc Franklin and
Brimfeld; and, he would invite those afflicted
with this troublesome and oft times destress-
ing complaint, to call son him and try the
above remedy, which he will warrant them
will produce no jury and when the direc-
tions are strictly followed he will ask no pay
unless a cure is effeci ed.
JNo,0 yOu loue yoar 8: penccs better hon
your health, go it.
Garrettsville, March 16, Is47.
N. HEATH.
N. B.-By calling on the subscriber GER
tificates can be seen and references had.
N. III.
This may certify that my son has been af>
hicted with Hernia four years, and obliged
to wear Truss all the time, the case was a
bad one, but in the month of January las, he
was perfectly cured by DR.. O. Hurlbui's rem>
edy, and will here add bat ] have the ut
most confidence in the remedy and that it will
cure all durable cases. 1 l-
A. B. HoRD, German g. Botanic Physician
Auburn, Geauga CO. o. March 0, 1s47.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-22
The old Lady and the Cobler.

Some years ago the husband of an
old lady, residing in a country village
happened 10 die suddenly without max
ing will, for the want of which very
necessary precaution, his estate would
have passed away from his widow, had
she not resorted to the following re-
markable expedient to avert the loss OF
her property She concealed the
death OF her husband, and prevailed
upon an old cobler, her neighbor, who
was person somewhat like the de.
ceased, to go to bed at her house, and
personate him, in which character 1T
was agreed he should dictate Will,
leaving the widow the estate in ques-
tion. An attorney was accordingly
sent for to prepare the required docu-
ment, and the widow, on his arrival,
appeared to be realizing the greatest
affliction at her good mans danger, but
forthwith proceeded to ask questions ol
her pretended husband, calculated to
elicit the answer she expected and de-
sired. The old cob!er, groaning aloud
and looking as much like person GO
ing to give up the ghost as possible
feebly answered, 81 intend TO leave you
half my estate; and do think the poor
old shoemaker. who lives over the way
is deserving of the other half, for he
has always been good neighbor. .
The widow was thunderstruck at re.
ceiving a reply SO different to tina,
which she expected, but dared not neg
ative the cobler's will, for fear OF los
ing the whole Of the property, while the
cunning old rogue in bed, who was him
self the poor old shoemaker living ove
the way, laughed in his sleeve, and di
vided with her The fruits Of a projec
which the widow had intended for hel
sole eneft.-Emghsh Paper.