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INST PUBLISHED,

THE COMPLETE ANgLEa. by i.asc Walton thsnrst
L American edition. 10 vols with Biographical Irefses
and eopous Notes ny an American Editor Price ei Is.
Also The American Ang lrrs Guide "a edition an intsf
e.ung work on American Ang ling. with Plses OF hoots
Ac handsomely bound In cloth P'ce SO cts rot sale BY
aus JOHN J. BROWN co. ia Futon.st
CUTTERS ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
THIS WORK of3il psg.s. by Calvin Cutls', NJ D hss
paced through seven editions Of three thousand eseo
Ia less han 1wo years II 10 used In moe, 81 the sesde
mics and select schools OF New England and New fou
IL embracrs-l,t. AnstOmy-a descrcuon Of INC hvmen
s,stsm Illustrated by more than 30 engraving "a rnl
,plogy-a u the Of the several psrs ID
Hygiene rules for the prss~rvsoo u health tth Dhse
tons for the proper treatment OF sccidenis ne
fcom divided blood vessels, kc making II vausois
work for families 40 well ss sebools For sale ~
CLARK AUSTIN. as Broadway.
,vz3tv and the Booksellers generally
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DCOrdia an inV-1zDe remedy fDr dyseliery olsffhrs
or Sumner cong asts bilious cnolc aud ctolers mofD1s
TIE remedy gese Ofered % the public 10 In the uDsst
condolences offs merits IL ID prepared Ia Tour ounce sho
Two ounce bottles 20 which 10 sgtsched "a accompaniment
10 earh AID when taken collectively they undergo cnsm
lea. hasse A. ths stomach snd atestces render al acid
or scd snbsaoces harmless (which always exist 10 the
above diseases 10 gestsr or ess desreel ard thereby
dstro, he nature and cause oftns complaint IT'S rem
y which i certain, sale AID specify 10 10 operation,
nyecy hsmless is nature pleasant % ne taste, and
not u mercury anything that can IN
mr. he urO.t delicate Constitution
hg oropriet caa TIE public without any exax
y.rsn of merits that viii 40 Of 50 Of
tbe diseases above menuOaed-
seug fully pefsusd-d that tTizl q only made Of TIE
nedictne relief will b. had-e the proprietor
tertes accommodation than 4 fair IlAl Of - unity.
n B-Tss above med cine has besa 10 constant for
ne twenty years an5 hsg time hss cured thousands
u the above named diseased
The pOpneiors are 10 possession Of many valuable
,icars Ofcures psnorDe1 BY the ab named medicine
witch Be shown II desired. Price shilngs snd
sallngs. Prepared BY he proprletors,
Successors 70 the late John asses-r Indian Doctor.
- Eas, Broadway. between cahsrre and Market 81
near nHkes ST. ~ Y.
Where Will be found, always or hsnf, The mosi exen
sve assorm-ot Of Roots Hssbs, Barks Seeds, EIuseo
OnLnents. syrups, and every variety 81 Simple ana co
pound Eegetsbe Heiicine for al diseases " noessae
and retail their Old established Indian Medicine ore
o. tass Broalwsy. Il W Inr
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PARTY SPIRIT AND PoPERr This is small
volume against the alleged influence of Catholicism in
this county. Published BY Baker & Seribner.
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sEBaISc TsrTylown.i Csenrssei 0r alevis,ng ner-
v1us Niecd0ns. 10 Hh,l euses peculiarly subject,
sfortng siren 9Th IA al - ir1i y and particularly
for ils virtues 10 curing dyspepss sOi Awholesae aid
reisii by A. I Q. sANDs. lN FIl.onst; sod ssO by
Rushion c.. lin Rfos1wsy ani in Assor House; ~
i0advRy y Fast Broadway, b Hlds1r-sL and 10y To-
rsel Minor "a TutonsL Prce 81 per bottle. my2l 5svH
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A Nd NEW YORK MIRROR week ,r ,s o. Se- ..
gao, ana proorisor has the Satisfaction " announcing
% the public that hs has made new arsnsemsnn ~
whi1h n future, Ihis established newspaper now ~ w
commencement " is sixth yo1me new sefiss VIII &c
capy its yl.ee more decidedly bsn svsr ~ saniog ~
ersfy Jolrnsl VI the Metropolis subsefibefe ossnces
f,ceylny the volume from The commencement Ivn AVr,
Isg7 saoIld for ward hsir subscr2tiops immeossV ="
G % OF ten Tho tsrms s,s only ops dollar sysH
TERs.-Oos copy one rear 10 sdysncs....'".
Ons copy two yesrs ,-..ss.s''''''''"
Two copies ooe yesr....,....s'.''''"
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new AND VALUABLE ASTRONOMICAL
glTORK FOR PRIVATE LEARNERs, The family dfcbs

w Common schools and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mr. q series Of sir colored charts, each BY sst
socomps1sd by slsborsls Elementary freenss, tee
whole designed 20 1susls The mechanism Of d hssvsus
by II. AslEson.
The plan Of his work IL entirely original Eses usp "
lususo distinct part Of tho novemsnts OF nosnonsoe
Of Tie heavenly bodies until ell ths Loading Prnepee o.
is noble sclsncs made perfectly insnhs1os % ~
sarner. The Esmsutary frssrss dsechese "a ssre
circle lbs private student snd 70 schooa fhs pssses
sschsr IN he ass ofis may inss1es youth q welvs yss
and upward, giving ee1 and psseuca ssovssss -
he sludy a be progresses The nsps ere osssufei ~
WORK Of arr; they mounted and pat s2 1854 ~
FOR TRANSPORTATION with copy u The Tresnss w
per ssl 90 lhics paper. snd ~ vh cloth esess rv'
, @s, 'P Hnu ~ SAVAGE. ais PssrslNY
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II ILLUSTRATED BOrASY, No. ), is last pub.
lished by B. H. Culver. 1879 Nssssu-st
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BOARDING..


OFFICE AND BOARD WANTED.-A phys.
" cisn with small ksnly wishes board Ia gectcci and
pleasant a1iy, where Al ohce ~ hst 10 the sane
house Provided The location IL favorable ths srms VIII
be easily arranged TIE lower part o. he city would h
preferred, ,nos shove Chambers sll Address .. 2. q
Tribune oMc- sntu
BOARDING IN BROOkLYN-Two OF three sip.
- gle gentlemen can be accommodated with good
aao ocsri 10 private family -hes ,heee are Bat fs~
Other bbsrders BY Supplying 81 50 HighsL between Adsns
and Pesr sta References required. aut lw.
BOARD Oue Or lwo sngls gentlemen grnslsnsn
Osnd his wife can be Accommodated win full rarisal
boAd In senteel private family In Frsnknn-st we&w
and near Broadway. Apply al 20 Frsnhln-st ksfe,eaees
exchanged an< ~
GENTLHMAN and wife can obssin pleasant M
thrni.hed mont room with board also q few sn-ls
gentlemen by early application 81 - Chamtersst che
door wet e Broadway. aus u
ard his wife aud two hre. siugle sentlemen be
accommodated with f psris board and pleasant
desirable rooms, In sns quiet family, IS Amtyst Re-
ference. exchanged jyis Sseod.
lppAKD-Nitn rooms furnished n Requires for stngle
ID gentlemen. gentlemen and shetr wiyes, may be o.
laiaed by applying n North Moore, between Hudson aud
vsck ss. ss5 .
aIU4KDiNts-Can be had In healthy and copuai To-
Dcsuou, large and commodous house, pleasant rooms.
with shower cold and hot water bsihs al is Mottst DO
tween GRAM and Broome etc Terms moderate ksfet.
ences exchanged. Vsl
DOAkD IN BROADWAY.-Af few sinsle seois
Omen, gentlemen with their wives may be scc msso
dated with psors and bedrooms with board. sS7 Broad
way between BroOme and Spring ste. Location pleasant
and senies Bath room Ia he house iyr 'm'
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PoRTE StANUPACTg.

s,sc-z<PIANO FORTE nANIfACTG'
EIHV l5g F.llol-sl rssi sice brosfwsy-
E-nSHREAn -utlr-ly Bew article, warranted s1pe.
11a no. q soos .aa % Issp q laos u9eh IOalsr
han any IN made win p7eo.sf aHp fsne 90
satv vii be gtvsa with esch Instrument AMI vhsn sny
dort 4. 70 heir quality expressed toe payment naJ be
srilhheld Until such donbls are reln1yed-
BENNETT L ROGERS
,ss4 80 full0c-sL essl aide BEosdwsy.
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WANTRD-A situation b. Protestant yoaas wouss
w fe'-fs ffOm n~r Ice; en- pssyulelt. N 90
ehAmbsr~ors washing ard hopips. or sensrsl hoass.
wOrs IN . small private fsniiy. Apply 81 10 Bsifordst
ASA
"a ANrkD-A sitaasop By young vo nsn, via be,
w Of resefrrce 10 DO plain cooking washins end iron
me- Shell $50 good 6sAer. NO Oh -coos 10 80 10 ne
eOanuy Apply a. the disgilsry sore between Avenees
ard Ia El-v~pth ct ans r.
WANrkD-sitasuoos o. BiRDsALLS Agency fof
w souae excellent lriss American and 0trmaa seryaos
ios cay and eouei'y. G!f Broadway seS ~
TO TAILORs-A trimmer 10 wsp-d 81 81 Brced
way. ls0s 81 wM. 7. JENNINGS , co
DskTNbk WANTED 10 snAnassesnripS cs,abhss-
carve s~sys 10 demand The advertiser wissisS 10
eNirna his casinsss ~4sd isse partner, aetive OF a.
enl WIZ csoa oftom eio u En- COO TIE loe aitca
10 ooe 81 ne nost dsshaols STATE OF Ne York.
snd o1vFs noel d-sHse'e opportunity TO . genu~D~s
wishing 10 Engage In oussness IN III county OF 10 sstae
ish ssos IN bushes" Wiz gentleman OF experi>css-
An srrsn. eeot may be n.ds .ih The party nsssips By
Which hs ma, have he ceiling Of soods nsrakeersd
Address Msnufscnfer 81 he oee u he Express, ile
Brosd~sy sss w.
Two THIMBLE-TURNKHs. sniss q sand 20
turn snd occasionally male. Que Who can coma yell
r-cor meu5ed will snd constant smP.cynenl Apply 81
us csesnGssI PhnsdephiA 0Eo w. sihoNA
1sSllw
IA ANrkD-Inm.cislsiy. t-caty-svs yosns msn 1.
w Amersc.ns 10 40 on whaling VOYAGE In erst slsss
shps All cihing and other necessary articles narnishe6
the credit o he voysss rsrs chance nov oos" tof
those wishing 10 tske voyage al sea FW nnef per
tcusrs apply 70 the New EGG and whaling Ca ~ So'
lsndsk iylo tm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

~ THE SECRET PASSION is the third Of the
Shakespeare Novels published BY Burgess Siringer 4
Co These novels are highly spoken OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

PIANO FORTE- Al very Ow Prcss.-
ELx--T 81 Persons about purchasing fi.ngs - n1o
M u thelT advantage 10 cal a K 14enn
j y ! gCo.s Mandatory, lei FalDn-sL tss s o
BrostwayI genera assortment Of A.hozsny 1ad rose
wood Piano. Constantly on hand which VII be sold o~
~ rs.b or snproved o.oer Dealers s19p-d % liberal
tsrms lmyTl K GLENN 90 Faton-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

NEw Muac--Atwills Musical Monthly No. Is
embei.hed with portrait of sisnOrins Tedesco. Il
contains variety Of the latest and most pleasing music
including La Cola-s In which Tsdesco was so success
f,f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06
Naxy Publications.

u A. S. Barnes x Co. 81 Johnst have recent
" published system OF Peumspship comprised in
series of charts for learners by LEvi s FULTON They
are accompanied by hey explaining the mode Of using
them
10 MARIAN DESMOND, or The HAPPY NV
fEAR' By CHASLEs BURDKTr 10 interesting story
OF lie iniempersnce and crime and their consequences
The scene is in this Cny. Winchester, 30 Annst
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> ISL BROADWAY. ii

~ The public are respectfully apph'ed that The oSl
place 10 New York to obtain Dr.. CHRlsTEs Genuine
arILc- A L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

" Dr. Banning Body Bruce "a an eiciau, re-
-fiof weakcegs Or tie voice Inn "a SPINE and nas par
rcu ary Tor dyspepsia c0rs patton snt plies. Win WesS-
" The stomach ard sides weakly females far grow
IN children ana al dispose truop sud are sedensry,
esyscs spiuai subjects Will be delighted with iu
n0H Reference given many distinguished ciergymeu.
woo have been rescued from approximation frou de-
bliiy and bronchitis Pamphlets and book Common
sense" giving Information can be bad ,he Office So
BrosiWsJ. A lady In attendance on ladies M eodH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

r. Between John At snd Maiden-lsne. al
~ sewsre Of Druggists and Drug stores. a. none Of
them IN SewYork vii be allowed 20 keep Dr. CaRIs
TVS articles, snd many Of hem oder worthless
ieneils ly24 STuWkFn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

J. D. WHEELER,
~ ComniasiOner for the states Of New Y ork
snt Comm rucut fafrr any Hal. mi n
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pnInauRoH ENJOY

- THOMPsON,s PRsMIUm TILE. nss.s
U ~Aimproyed ~ j. X osn|s@ az. y. SsdIcsl Ts-
Guilty add Ell vbo ass asn. :: a. 20 sJcsds %
can Be srsdusssd ffoI =, yes 80 - .aeh isju-
The rupture without oses psa "a esss 10 he bsek
ssi sides ssd o,so . LILA ossy rsis
lr.l vsn, and u eos ysso Rfscss ed BaaAs-
sd. Also, tho most sps''''' - ls9a
ges-
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Hliscelluneons.

Hllsrellnneons.
DHYsIOGNOMY.-D DIR J. W. REDFlELD will i'm
J part his discoveries 10 PHYslOGSOhf 10 nose de-
sirous Of leaning the-and will give chs and delinea
l0ns Of character according Ihs science al his resi-
dence 10 Psrk Plsc-. For courss u u lessons TO
. Gas, Of ID p-r,ons As each For daineaton with
chart g. and from " dOlzrs for written dslinsluon
Visitors received from 10 A. NJ 70 r NJ Jy5l I'm
MANAGED MAHOGiNY.-For sale low, The
DsOcE Of Mahogany and lumber damaged ~ ne Ale IRE
A. ~. V. BROwER, Mahogany Dealers,
su5St- Corner Chambers and Wssnlnglon ste
EEAKT-. WART-!.-Any person having .hese ex'
w cressncss tumors their hands, may nave tnem
removed by calling A. 43 Broom-s ". 7 between he
hour. Of 10 and O'clock NJ pain Is experienced IN Lhs
operator sl2 9E
AZ. 000 TO LEND on mO1Issgs 10 suns 70 ALL
S1O,UUUsoplicants. 10 New. York or Brooklyn, by
j. b MONIES, 9 Wall 81 corner ofN-w-sI
n. B-For sale or Exchange for properly or mefehan-
disc valuable cotton iGn1sn Tue Southwestern STATES
slj 81
Sd 20 70 loan On S0.d '0s m esss
,-re.t Apeiy to 'aas SCI JOHN MOFfAT Is ~al.sL
DRITI-H BRIG HOPE, ffom Noroik-An per-
ID sons srs sgairs. trusting o., hasboring any
Of he 81 this ~ denis Of iheir CONTRACTING
vi. 10 paid by Ibr captain or cons, gne-s
ia ~ kJ. rAPscOrr. % sonth-s.
IyAI rION-ras puolc are cautioned not % lIa.s lns
y crew o. inc b. brig ThohAs WlLt Jan, no
Coasiknee. }. heMuRRAY, cor Pias and SCUM ..
CAUTIOS-The pubic are cautioned not 70 russ me
- crsH " b. sup Jone 20 debls OF Ensf con-
trsruUx PAID by nc cbll14l Or cOls kLcr
i-ls McMl RRAY. cor. Pine and South ats
-nn TO AN Ar PER CENT on ely
81, IVv property. Apply Al y sAysrd-.t w
CTEAu POWEH-rO Let, steam Power. Inggire 81
- "a Tsnth-av-nne - r - enty-fnh-st teH nm
PARKRR's
COFFEE HOUSE,
30 = OEY-sT. tYoEsksLY o. Joas-;r.i
Hav.9orE ais srustst,
IN .PKIsG FA-HION--BATs. HArs.-Paris
Hi ss.xfn hais Al s. equal - hose so5 BY others Al
also elegant dress hsts a. - ~ and - 3, "a
tsros Ia s.ye fa.sh 10 hose IN many psees a. 81
sest ssts e. = c O. March viii Be pleased 10 zee ia
frivras al MS esl-bL someoL -
80 Ir-- GEORGE P n. BROWN. is6 Canals
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"a Arts. WART-..-Any person having lhese *.
w cressncss JUNIORS their hands may nave tnem
removed by calling A. 4l3 Broomest. ~ between ihe
hours Of ~ and O'clock NJ pain - experienced In tne
Qfs
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.-ezx- FOR SALE - The Old stand No. Bar
s1<1<< Ag-sL OPP sire ne As.or House. variety
HTsYRyof o. "a sud ocLaye Plano F0rtes, u
Hev-fy variety u pattern, With al NO
modern lnyrogcm-ns 10 rosewood and Mahogany case
ssu.d In every respect % give Satisfaction. or 90 sac
ptsno. on az. JANIS ThOHPsOS,
IT-sn Lat. Talfpal RAnceiL
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$45,000.gS hsS e %';isc Or :.S' y:
J. B MONIES, 9 Wall 81 corner OF N~w-sI
n. B-For sale or exchange for properly or nerehan-
disc valuable cotton iG11sn Tue South western STATES
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-05-07
Give me the Hand.

Give me the hand that warn, kind and ready
Give me the clasp that is calm, true and steady,
Give me the hand that will never deceive me,
Give me its grasp that may believe thee.
Soft is the palm of the delicate woman,
Hard is the hand Of the rough sturdy yeoman!
Soft palm or hard hand, it matters not-never!
Give me the grasp that is friendly forever
Give me the hand that is true as a brother,
Give me the hand that has harmed not another,
Give me the hand that has never foresworn it,
Give me the grasp that may aye adore it,
Lovely the palm OF the fair blue-veind maiden!
Horny the hand of the workman o'erlaten!
Lovely or ugly, it matters not-never!
Give me the grasp that is friendly forever!
Give me the grasp that is honest and hearty,
Freo ai the brseze, and unshacklel by party,
Let friendship give me the grasps that become her
Close as the twine Of the vines of the summer.
Give me the hand that is true as brother,
Give me the hand that has wronsd not another
Soft palm, or hard hand, it matters not--nevcr,
Give me the grasp that is friendly forever.
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"Let'S Make it Up"

Homely words we may deem them, the seasons flown
When we heard them Of Ohers,or made them our own;
Yet, would that their spirit of sweetness and truth
Could come to our ears as it came in our youth;
Oh! would that we uttered as freely as then,
Lets make it up, brother, smile kindly again.
Let's make itup."
Let us make it up, brother; oh, when were young
pride stay the words ere they fell from the tongue
No storms Of dissension, no passions that strove,
Could Danish forever the peace-making dove.
II 'twas frighted awhile from its haven of rest,
It returned at the sound that would please it the best
"Let's make it up"
Let Us make it up, brother; oh, let US forget
How it is that so coldly of late we have met;
Where the fault may be resting, we'l not stay to tell
It's curse on the spirits of both of US fell;
So take my hand firmly, and grasp as of yore,
Let heart whisper to heart they whispered before,
"Let's make it up"
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From the Ladies COmpaniOn.
The Forgery.
BY ROBERT HAMILTON.

Il was on a stormy night in the month of De-
cember, 1914, in the city of London, in a small
chamber Of an old and considerable sized dwell.
ing, that an aged man lay at the eve OF dissou-
tion. At his bedside sat an individual Of middle
life, who, by the faint light Of lamp, was read
ing from a tattered Bible, some passages suited to
ihs sufferers condition, but the latter appeared
neither to listen to nor regard him, but OCCASION
ally would repeat to himself, wild and incohe.
rent phrases, and pointing with his finger TO some
object which his fevered Imagination presented TO
his view. would exclam, There, there it's he
my boy-my boy-my WiIIiam-the will
the will" and with faint effort, endeavor 10
grasp parchment which lay upon table short
distance from the bed; but this the attendant re-
sisted with a force by no means betokening n
kindly feeling for the invald's condition. In
vain did the old man ogain and again essay to
possess himself OF the document, and again and
again was he resisted, till ut length nature be-
came exhausted-his eyes rolled wiIdv-,he
death rattle sounded f1ar(ully in his Ihroat-a
strong convulsive shudder passed over him-a
deep and long drawn sigh burst from his bosom,
and the spirit had flel 10 Him who gave it.
For some time DInraven. for such was the
name oGthe oIten liant, sat gazing upon the corpse,
and it was only by the Bible falling from his
hands, that he was recalled to consciousness -
lie started 10 his faet-the lamp was fast waning
with stealthy pace he moved towards the
door, and placing his ear to the key.h listen.
ed if any one was near. Silence reigned every
where, save when the wild and ftru howIings
of the tempest swept over tho mighty Babyon,
whose dwellings were wrapped in midnight
slumber.
$50, all is safo," muttered Dunraven, turning
the key in the lock; now for the ACCOMPLISH
ment Of my purposes" then returning to the IA
BILE, he took up the parchment, and gazing keen.
ly and anXIously upon its contents, dirk sha
dow passed over his face like the thunder cloud
over that of nature; the next instant his keen evo
flashed from beneath his eyebrows, like The
beams Of lightning, and demoniac smile light.
cd up his features, while he exclaimed. "now
am secure; we want but thy signature, dead
Mammon," addressing himself TO the body, "and
thou shalt give It too;" then seiZng the corpse,
he piropped +" up in bed, and laying before it tho
parchment, took from an old rusty ink.sland tha
stump ofapen, and placing it in the fingers of the
dead, guided the cold hand over The parchment
till the name of Kenton, that of the deceased, /,
was defined in legible characters.
"Good excellent" he ioyously exclaimed nc
he snatcbed the paper from the body, which roll.
ed still and lifeIeSs over on its face. "Whv. the
very fingers seemed to move mechanically 10
my purpose. Now, proud world, the scorned.
the neglected and aspiring Danrayen shall vet be
honored and respected. What, though have
beggared his boy---was he not discarded by his
perent' and though 90 his death bed he did ro-
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A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.

Many years ago, when Imprisonment for debt
was the law Of the land, an individual was sent
bv his creditor to The Prune street Jail in Phila.
delphia. He lay there for several months at an
expense TO the creditor Of 81 ,25 per week, the
latter being bound for the boarding Of the pri-
soner. At the expiration of this period the deb
tor sent word TO his creditor, thai he had pro-
posal to make which would be for their mutual
advantage. When they met, the debtor observ-
ed, "lt has long been a source of regret 10 me
that | have been so much expense 10 you, and
| for so long time. You are paying one dollar
and quarter per week for my boarding. Now
what propose is thiS-that you let me out, al
low me onedoar per week, and the odd quarter
can 20 to The discharge Of The debt"
This may appear colored, but | can match it
with an incident that occurred week or two
since at home. Mr.. p, one of cur lumber
merchants had been called on 10 contribute TO
the building of house Of worship, putting up in
this city three or four years ago. He gave ff-
teen dollars. Six months afterwards he was
again called on and gave ten dollars more. They
then made purchase of thirty dollars in shin
giles, 10 finish the edifce. The lumber mer-
chant never presented his bill, and the debt re-
mnincd unpaid until few days since, when the
account was settled in rather a novel Manner
One Of the trustees called on MrP-, and af-
ter referring to the debt owing him for the last
two years, remarked that they owed considerably
all over the city, that it was a source of great
uneasiness to them all, us they thought no church
ought to be in debt. That he had called on him,
and meany>to do so with others, to make pro-
position TO settle these accounts, which was, that
he should receipt The bill for the purpose of dis
charging the debt. Mr.. p thought this u
singular mode Of pdying debt, but said nothing
and signed accordingly-remarked to me in selI.
ing the story,"I could pay off great many Of
my debts, if persons owe would take their pay
in the same kind of money. y."-Cists's Adp.
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Thou hast woven the Spell.

Thou hast woven the spell that hath bound me,
Through all the sad changes Of years;
And the smiles that | wore when found thee,
Have faded and melted in tears,
Like the poor wounded fawn from the mountain
That seeks out the clear silver tide,
I have fingered in vain at the fountain
or hope-with a shaft in my side.
Thou hast taught me that loves rosy fettsrs
pang from the thorns may imPart,
That the coinage Of vows and Of letters
Comes not from the mint Of the heart.
Like the lone bird that autters her Pinion'
And warbles in bondage her strain,
have struggled to fly thy dominion,
But end that the struggle is vain.
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Doubt.

Doubt, when radiant smiles are shining,
Doubt, when claspng hands are twining,
Doubt, when honied words are flowing,
Doubt when bushes warm are glowing.
But never doubt that truth sincere
That glistens in woman's tear.
Doubt, when mirthful tones invite thee,
Doubt, when glyest hopes delight thee,
Doubt, whate'er is fondest, fairest,
Doubt, whate'er is brightest, rarest,
But oh, believe that truth can live,
In hearts that suffer and forgive.