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ADAMS
PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPE SKY LIGHT
GALLERY,
No. 142 Min Street, Wore ester

I'd door north B. l.. HaTdon d Co.'S
A SILVER MEDAL AND DIPLOMA was awarded to
iAthis Enlistment at the late Mechanicss Fair for
Dagueeotypes OF the first quality, which were mani,
mously decided by The Committee Fine Arts ;" to be
the BEST collection of Daguerreotypes offered for exam
nation and competition at said Fair.
Here Art triumphant, attention claims;
Here lie seems speaking'(rom thousand frames
Bellies, Mercnans, Statesmen throng the pictured walls,
Each face, each form its living type recalls
Features complexion, attitude, attire,
Behuty's soft SMILE and manhood's glane @of fire,
Truly reflected from the FURNISHED pate
Astonished Lille with its own uplicate.
Think not these portraits by the sunlight made,
Shades though they are, will like shadow fade,
No When the lip OF flesh in dust shall lie
When Deaths grey film o'erspreads the beamng eye
ADAMS lifeHike pictures mockDg at decay,
Will still be ireIh and vivid as to day
" Mr. A. has recently received Voightander Ger
man Camera OF the largest size, and enlarged his SKY
LIGHT so hat is now four times the SAFE 0fGny other
in Worcester, is enabled to take in cOHdy well in
pleasant weather. groups of from to 80 with an
even light and shade all the figures which il is obvious
cannot he done with side light Pictures put in lock-
cts and cases OF every description, the cheapest mo
rocco to the richest and magnificent tokens and leaf
lets, with silver gold clasps Also large plate pictures,
put up in splendid frames tor parlor ornaments.
Particular attention paid taking Daguerreotypes of
SMALL CHILDREN. Call and examine a large collec-
ton of specimens. DIFF Feb. 8.
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FIRST PREMIUM
DAGUERROTYPES,

Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment |!
ono. 8 BrinIey HAIL. No. 8.
th Wis Establishment which is the oldest and most pop
i ular established in Worcester, uAites
Disadvantages for carrying the Daguerrean Art in all its
aperecon and beauty. Within brief time this establish
ment has produced
5000 Miniature Pictures,
which in point Of superiority and accuracy have
tebeen exseled The proprietor, Dr. Van Alstin having
lehad many years of practical experience III his art pre-
pared to
II Challenge amy Competitor
to trial of sklk either in the perfection and beauty OF
WDaguerreoype productions in the exceeding cheapness
(which he enabled TO offer them to the public He has
imported Instruments for his exclusive use, which
supericr to in this city elsewhere and his pictures
owhich warranted he superior any that bs
produced in Worcester, put up in rich and eegan
A, cases, Tor the low price of
n, One Dollar Only.
= N. B. STOCK Of superior quality constantly hand
uand for sale. DR.. VAN ALSTIN.
c. Worcester, July %. dwtf
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: NEW STORE!
+ warden BEOck,) No. "A Front ST.,

WORCESTER,
THE subscriber having recently opened New Store
s L No "A Froat Street, with fresh stock Of
I FAMILY GROCERIES,,
now prepared TO furnish The citizens with every article
at the lowest Wholesale prices by the qualify retail
{ for cash.
!. All kinds of TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MOLASSES,
&C., are offered at the very lowest price which
erded and will be give satisfaction or he
e goods may be returned.
\ BUTTER, CHEESE and LARD, In large and small
packages, constantly on hand Also,
! BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
Hockeret, Solon Goldfish and Hsrrtag, by the single
petnd OF quantity, of excellent quality
r FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices.
II Dried Apples, Potatoes Oranges, Lemons, Ratsins
Syraps KttchuRs and Pickles. and general assortment
ssod Usually obtained such stores at the cheapest
maosh prices.
"a Citizens and strangers invited examine the stock
nd prices Goods delivered in all parts the city free
gApehse,oy ANDREWS,
j "or"eS'et, warren H. dwf a Front ST.
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A CARD.
J. B. NJ. G0UL D,
TAILOR ANED DSSA HA1ES,

WOULD inform his old friends and patrons IN Wcfcesa
w ter and vicinity, and The public generally lhat ne
has returned TO Worcester and taken the central loeaoh
over the NEW YORK STORE of sTEBBlNs %,
No l79 MAIN STREET, where he will be happy 10 see
them one and ALL and exhibit to them the choicest STOCK
oC FOPFJGW and DOME STIC GOODS, including the
latest and most fashionable mporations and sly es en-
bracng every variety Of abrcs for ell articles OF Gehe
mems wardrObes. r L;n, cor
He commences business on the principle OF buying ior
cash and selling tor cash which viii enable MIN TO iurlsn
CUSTOM GARMENTS much cheaper than those VINO oea on
mo credit hasis He will be in the constant receipt OF
Goods from the New York market-wll attend TO ihe
cutting of all garments in person-wil employ none Dut
6rst class workmen, and will every effort to please
and accommodate ALL In and skill he will yield 10
nome and ali are invited to call and test his powers
Country dealers be supplied with ali articles IN MS
department, wholesale and refill H.,
Former friends and patrons will receive ms 'hass m
avor already extended aud their iuure patronage ana
the public ia now respectfully solicited ,c
Y Worcester, Nov IS. ut'
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PATENTS.
Amertcam and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
U. S. Patent Office, Washtngton,
No % State Street. - SnStOn.
INDIAN RESTORATIVE BITTERS, No. l.
INDIAN RESTORATIVE BITTERS, No. 2.
SARSAPARTLLA SYRUP.

No. % State Street, Boston,
FTNHE subscriber by appointment from the Commission
of Patents agent of the u. S. Patent Office for
ceivng and forwarding the same modes specimens
manufactures to be patented deposited therein, which
will be sent free of expense and risk and with despatch
He prepare Caveats Specifications Assignments and all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
into American and foreign works. test validity OF nVen~
ons, and render advice legal and scientific matters
respecting the Patents secured in Europe and
other countries
BY application at this Office, inventors are saved the
ne and journey Washington, and delay there
well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage OF Uer6ay explaining their
Inventions and of consulting in respect to them matters
general Of paramount importance in order to obtain
correct specifications and CLAIMS The experience OF sig
teen years practice extensive collection OF rare works.
decisions &C., mechanical Subjects the Patent Laws
and patents OF different countries, collected at much eX
pene during the long time this Office has been established
together with here kept of inventions patented
at Washington, enable the subscriber to afford TO inventors
Nitrous OF procuring Patents assistance and Information
ny in other respects might be difficult of attainment
Eiscons, R. Ii. EDDY. Can't Engineer:
auctions by a vote uesuay, INC
8 additional resolutions passed in the Assembly,
"a vote of As to Is, against the Slave Trade in the |
STRICT, in the very language of Mr. Colts resolution
4he Senate Friday, the resolutions, as amended, |
ahe motion of Senator Boyd, adoped by a vote
IA ayes TO nays. resolution was also carried in
ne of the Houses recommending that Mexican territory
Ie sci apart for Colony of Free Blacks, and por-
On of the public domain be appropriated to furnish
und OF indemnity TO all who lIberate their Slaves and
end them 10 the Colony.
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u The Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad was
opened to Brateboro Tuesday last on which occasion
long tram passed the road bearing some 2OO0 in>
vted guests, who entertained in Bratlleboro in
the most hosptable STYLE Several good speeches were
made, and the festivities prolonged the even,
ing. The train returned the next day.
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Nntica 10 the Indies.

Tbos. that initiate Dr. TownseRds Sarsapuriiia, nave
Invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Fematss
&C. Sc and have copied bills and crcu lars which
relates to the complaints Of women, word for word
other men who put up medicine have, since the great
success of Dr. Tow nsends Sarsaparlla in complaints IN
cdent 10 femsss recommended theirs although previously
thew did not A number of these mixtures Pills, &c,
are luxurious to females they aggravate disease, and
underm1o the constitution Dr. Townsends is the only
and be,t ,Smedy for the numerous female compainsit
rarely, II ever fails of eTecting permanent cure 1t
can he taken by the delicate females in any case,
or by those expecting to become mother, with ths
grentsst advantages, 1t prepares the system and
Sreyents pain or dango and strengthens both mother
end child Be careful to get the genuine
scrOfIIa Cured.
This certificate conclusvey proves that this Sarsapa
ra has perfect control the obstinate diseases
OF the Blood Three persons cured in house unpre
cedsnted.
Opinions of Physicians.
Dr. Townsend IS almost daily receiving orders from
Physicians in different parts of the Union.
This is TO certify that We the undersigned Physicians
ofthe City Of Albany have in prescribed
Dr. Townsends Sarsaparlla, and believe it to bo one
of the most valuable preparations in the market
H. p. PULLING, NJ D.
J. WILSON. NJ d.
r. b. BRIGGS, NJ. d.
ALBANY April ls4T. Pc. ELMENDORF H. D
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New HAMPSHIRE. The Free Soilers ofNew Hamp,
shire have nominated Elder Isaac ID. Stewart for Con.
gress, in the Cd District. place of Mr.. Stevens, who
withdrew in favor OF Mr.. Peasee.
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Ts<S'--1 -'---'r-
Y @ Al, 9-S, 5-4, Of the above well knowa goods
- which we are setting at our old prices Purchas
ers In want OF any kind OF Domestic Goods will do well
b. calling ON HALL d THOMPSON.
Feb /. DIV
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20 Farmers, MerChants, MECHANICS, &c,

10 FARMERS, merchants, mechanics, &c.
M ILL find at the Worcester County cuturai Ware
w House, and Seed Store No go, Man Street. oppo.
site the City Hall, Worcester Herds Grass, Fowl Meadow
Bed Top, Northern, Weste n. and White Glover, and
Rhode Island Bent Seeds, Oats, Buck Wheat, White
Bears, and Peach Stones. = u1ao
Eagle. selfsharpening, Sde-Hill and snhsoi Piows-
Pow Wheels Cutters, Points and Irons. Geddes' liar.
rows, farrews, Cuvator Harro~s Cp'tivators Seed
Paaters, Wheebarrows, Canal Barrows and ore Bar
rows Store Trucks large and small Sugar Mills flaming
Mills, Meat Choppers, Vegetable Cutters Straw Cutters
and Garden Rolls safs 8@g fA86S PEI.
Cheese Hoops Presses, Baskets and Tubs Wash Tnbs
Pais, Pail Cans, Wood Bowls Trays, Soup Dishes Sail
Mortais, Butter Fruit, Sugar, spice, KDe Boxes and
Churns, Wash Boards, Clothes Pins and Mop Handles,
Axe, Hoe, and shovel Handles, Ok Yokes, and Bows,
od Tree and Bench Scrapers Grass Shears and Hooks
Horse cards and Brushes Brush ythes and Sbaths Leg
Dtsn Whiflerse Stake, Trace, Halter, and Catle TIE
q iins, Corn Shelters, Corn Crackers, Corn Cutters
Eiails, Grnistones. and Cranks, Whetstones, Axes
Qlaschets budding Knives Sausage Filters Woodsaws,
aSd Saw Frames Garden Rahes Crenle cry Rakes Potato
,0tssrs, Manure Hooks, or Muzzes, Clohe and Field
Fhskes, Gravel Picks and indies, Shovels, Spades
Fioes, and Manure Forks and variety OF other useful
rtcles, which will be sold fair prices by the subscriber
Worcester, Aug. 30, ls4s. dNwtf
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Daguerreotypes for rs Cents.

s. WILLIAMS, the proprietor of the Cay
~ DAeuERREoTYPE GALLERY, having taken the Rooms
formerly occupied by d. Morse, IN WATTS BLOCK, No.
S2Main-street, nearly opposite the EAGLE HOTEL, and
fitted them up with new aud ENLARGED LIGHTS arrang
ed and perfectly adapted to business prepared to execute
Dasuerre0type LkenesSes superior TO those taken echi
Tilted any other establishment in Worcester This the
only place in this City where first rate DGsuerreot!pe
can be obtained for SEVENTY FIVE Extraordinarily
the advertisements to the contrary by Boys who employed
to clean plates at certain other establishment the proprietor
of which has, for e past eight months been foang
upon the reputation of another ArtiSt.
The object OF hIs advertisement to inform the public where
ohey Daguereoype for the above pcs executed
by skfui Artist instead being mace subjects for the
hpTGctiee ofINExPERfENCED YoUTHs.
Il Worcester. Jan 6. DIFF
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% The late decision by the supreme court of the
United States in the fNos VS.. the city of Bos-
ton, and of Smith Turner is said by the Charleston
Mercury to have the effect 10 "sweep away" the nspec
ton laws of South Carolina, enacted pr event the adj
ducton Of slaves in Northern vessels and also to
"sweep away all laws of the stated made TO pre-
vent free coored persons-citizens of Massachusetts,
from entering the ports and cities" of South Carolina
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YANKEES IN PANAMA. Ii may be presumed that
the congregation Of Adventures which stopped at Pana
their way to the gold region, nigh be little OBJ
sreperous at times under the circumstances. One of
them, who writes from that place under date of JAM ii
of the city but that is out of the question: for they have
not force enough 10 expel u.s. Fifty stout, well armed
Yankees could take the city and roll all their old cans
non into the Pacific The same writer refers to the
inconvenience and difficulties of the overland passage,
but he thinks that will re the favorte route, when little
more cultivated.
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scrofnIa Cured.
OPINIONS of Physicians.
CAUTION.

Owing to tho great success and immense sale Of DR.
Toynsends Sarsaparilla, a number of men who were
formerly our Agents, have commenced making sarsapa
rla Extracts Exirs Bittsrs Extracts of Yellow Dock
&c Thoy generally put ii up in the same shaped bot
.es and some of them have stolen and copied
advertisements they only worthless limitations and
should be avoided.
PRINCIPAL ofice. log FULTON Street Sun Building,
n y and by all the principal Druggists and Merchant,
generally throaghou the United States West Indie, aud
the Canadas,
AGENTS For sale in Worcester by NJ. b. GREEN
and JAMES GREEN co eow& d2awly Aug %
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TO LET.
A ROOM in the Wool store on Front Street. inquire
n of CALVIN FOSTER, 206 Main st. dtI Jle
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
convival party. With that sipele glass e.

! convivlai party. With that single glass fa
led, Ike empty VISIONS. all Rarfy's new
formed resolutions OF amendment. and so was
icted over again the same old scene A little
created thirst for more--tFen came lonely
days and wearisome nights TO the eatien;
young wife, and SO her heart learned by stern
trials 10 cast away all trust in early idols, and
look only for its rest in Heaven.
One starry night, many weeks after the
rupture OF the blood vessel. and when TO Per-
cy's eyes Amy had recovered her usual de-
gree Of health, they sat alone in the cheerful
little Parlor OF their horne. Since her illness,
Percy had been kinder to his young wife
than before, and on this night there was
dash OF the old tenderness of his manners, as
he held her small feverish hand carressinely
in his own.
ii on will not go out to-noght, Harry z"
said Amy, in a low, earnest tone, nesting clo-
ser to his side, aud pressing her hand tightly
againgt her chest as she spoke.
"A nd why not, Amy! You are better to-
night that you have been for a fortnight past,
and a few hours rest will restore YOU sufflc-
iently for the drive tomorrow. Besides l
have an engagement at the Club to-
night, aud the ovIal set there will heap ours
es deep and dire on your pretty self, if they
fancy you keep me tied like a schoolboy to
your apron strings shall not stay late
so sing to me, love, my favorite song-a sick
room renders one wretchedly cut Of spirits -
he added, yawning rs he buried his feet amid
the tufted flowers ofthe low ottoman.
ITO be continued.
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81 lH~4 GIIgs
T-o.a tha Lc.iar 1sr-2Grer.
Ehe YoxaGS Ysrsge.
i LEAF FROM An OLD LETTER.
sT isABEL ATaHLvOo0.
CUat:Eas3


F.. months ai.ci her rnar.fSs, Amy PEI
= "a, perfectly happy, and her letters ilome
came filled with delightful descriptions u her
welded felicity. p rey was net wealthy-
no hal years before squandercd away tic
moderate fortune Queathed HIN in early
Ire, vet his brilliant talents, fAciuating ud
dress. aud withail IN excellent practice IN his
profession. enabled iim 80 maintain high
position in society, and though ANY would
hage preferred the snciusioH Of her new home
u The glare OF br liant rootns aud the gaze
Of strange crowd, yet Tar iisr husbands s'ahe
xhc accompanied BIN without nur:nur, es-
pscially 4. she knew her own participation in
such scenes added 70 his happiness, and Ger
iainly Percy's vanity was abundantly gratified
with the reception which awaited his young
bride from the fashionable world. The calm,
sweet face, and fresh, siriish bearing 81 Mrs.
Percy SO free from the heartiess CONVEX
,onalities Of hackney women of the world,
~on for her reputation that mere physical
beauty alone would have been unable TO do.
After her series of bridal parties were over,
Amy looked forward with kind Of treul-
bling anxiety TO the new formed resolutions OF
her husband, lest his restless nature should
n.ain crave the excitement 0. the gay world,
but when night after night passed on, aad
Harry evinced no disposition 10 leave the qul-
It OF his happy home, and week alter week
winged by like beautiful dream, with books
md music. and loves sweet converse weav
In- charm over the golden hours when the
fever flush was no more seen upon has cheek
nor the poison breath upon his Ep,then amy :
face grew beautiful in its g!Rd expression, Rnc
ever TO her loving heart stole these blessed
worJ., ~ have saved him." and all hon
sweet is such knowledge 10 Z woa1an's heart
And when good Squire Lee aid his first ris
if TO his chids gay home, Amy wove hel
arm. round his aged form, and whispered
"Periect love ca.teth out all fear!'
All me must tell you, after all. how the
charm orept of How the gaudy bubbI,
burst, and Percy at les. wearied of the pleas
ant monotony of his beautiful home? Eov
the veil gradually passed away from Amy
eyes, aud the mist from her sky land thel
by and by, how she learned 10 sit hour aite
hour over her needlework. wondering VIII.
Percy did not come but when she heare
his dear foot falls. aud ran to receive the prot
tered kiss, while she drew Up the velvet chat
and laid the embroidered slippers at his feet
she was too happy, nesting by his side. {
ask why he had not come earier1 And S
months passed no. and Amy's letters becsm
less frequent, and we wondered if she wes
ssPrv ys..
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2go2crp.
From. Godeys Lady Pook.
EARLY DEVOTION.
y.,


EARLY DEVOTION
ANNE HOPE.
Thourt praying-with the hope OF unzlaved you'd
Ihourt praying. gentle child;
An angel look is on thy brow Q: ruth,
Thou pure and undefled.
Pouring from the deep well spring gl4d hyr>n,
Vain worship is not thinel
In thy young heart lis lamp Will not burn DIN
1t Is hallowcl shrine.
Earth 5 woes lie buried 4 he. nza--aoa'st nos
Drank from is fountain Jet,
Ani sorrow OF thy brow : d1-A a.ng SPOT
\ signal aa:h not set
Not one xlite pearl hath melted yc- away
IN thy lies b!isslul cup;
- 7iasrel, ties, that il ,hy heart young d-y
Pure thoughts ere uan,.ed u.
@ or prayer, sgrit prcyer lie A.zc,
Prem Tie .e1rt ~ cling Tree.
o. could th-s pour incense al keavcns shrine,
Thus tow 10 Cod Ike heel
o. r. one prayer Ike rlinei or prayer 70 FL
~ c..4.,eae! heart with hope,
- 6:3 ,he storm within nj spirlt s:.I
lie -l.39sc-s .: .ai:a % o.e
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LIS [Signedl NATHAN CLIFFORD,
- - AMBROSE II. SEWER,


s. ind be II further Resolued, That if such
paper be III the Department of State, the Pres
ident be requested to inform this House whe-
Their said Commissioners or Plenipote ntiaries
were empowered to make said explanations
and give said guarantees, and by what au-
thoritv they were empowered, and whether
said protocol has been submitted to the con-
sideretion of the Senate of the United States.
and been sanctioned by constitutional me-
iority of that body.
- find be Il further ResolUed, That the Pres
ident inform this House whether hewas aware
of the existence of said Protocol at the time
of his proclamation of the final exchange OF
ratiications Of said treaty on the 4th day OF
July, l846."
The National Inteligencer says OF the de-
veIopments. that 1.-The Treaty OF Peace with
Mexico las been proclaimed by our Govern-
mont n have been ratified as amended by the
Senate of the United States, though those
amendments were, TO obtain the ratification Of
Them bv Mexico, nullihed by Protocol, sign
ed bv our Ministers tothat Government, under
/ instructions from the President. which Proto
col declares, in effect. the amendments requi
/ red by the Senate, to be Of no force or vaiidi
ty.
1.-The treaty, as understood and required b,
the Senate Of the United States to be amende'
has not been ratified by Mexico at all; an
any attempt by the United States to enfoTc
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VIRa1x1A Com MTyEs-GEEAT SuccEss-
The Washington Union. in noticing the arrival of
one of FuIton-s steam pumps at Richmond on its
wav to the gold mines OF Major HESS and Com.
Stocton, says:
1--WE met friend day or two since, who told
US he had seen certificate from the mint, of nins
thousand dollars worth OF gold deposited as the re-
suit of FIVE or six days WORK. WI abont as many
hands, al the Whitehall mines in Virginia, OF
Messrs Heiss Stocton & Co. Six negroes, we7earn
from another entirely reliable source, bad obtain
ed ttirffue pounds of gold from the fst 10 the tn
OF this month. The last days work OF three ne
groes was worth SI.394. If this product be the
result Of a regular vein, as We learn It Is, who
can foresce whata few weeks may bring forth q
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DIR. Thos Holmes is lying dangerously i'll in
New York In consequence OF slight wound on
his hand absorbing poison from the body Of per-
son. of whom he made post mortern examine
ton. The pain, the day afc-, cxtsnded tsFonSn
his whole system.
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II A miner named Patfic.I hughes was Killed
in mineral hole about two miles eaSt OF Odiefd
ON the lst inst, by the earth caving IN upon him
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There have been eS,97S hogs slaughtered al
Chlicoihe. o. this season, against o<'15V last
seascn.
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Some ladies who were recently collecting for a
charitable institution waited on a rich financier
TO solicit donation. OveThearing him finding
fault with a clerk who had thrown an old pen a
way that might have been serviceable, Our Wis
il is vain said one of the ladies' in a low voice
C. There is nothing to be expected for the poor
from a man who Is so stingy about old pen
They were however. astouished when the fnan-
cier most graciously gave them a large sum Of
money They could not resist telling him what
their apprehensions were IN respect to the pen,
when he answered them. Ladies, II IS by the
introduction of the strictest economy into the ar
rangements of my house, that | amas that which
enables me to contribute 10 the very charitable IN
stitutions for which you arc collecting"