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The New York herald., 1850-12-10
ERANKLIN NUsEUn-l7: CsATBAs soUARE-rwe

ERANKLIN kUsEUh-l7s CHATHAM SQUARK-rW0
performances given daily encns At o'clock
In the afternoon and At half IN the evening The
entertainments varied andsect and such be
ro other plaoe Of amusement in New York. consisting f
Leas Fem Ethopap orcs Troupe numbering fifteen
formers being the largest and the time the most
talented hand IN the United States Of Model Az
psrsonstv number or oeautn taheaux taken from the
pctares OF Anoent and modern times company Arab
Girls who 20 through variety Of fssts Of
terity Madame kossno, the only Female Jusyler In
world bgner Edgar tho best Magician
existence yith variety Of every
lcrnoon and evening. Admssionstase ssass N osa -
Boxes. 23 sentsi Psrquete I2k csats
In CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEHENT STATE OF
the weather on Saturday evening. Dso 7h the second
concert Of Mr. Doct,r which announced
nirg. was unayodably postponed Early notice will bo
given when II viii take place Tickets sold Saturday
evening viii be received Tor the next concert.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


SPECIAL MESSENGER TO EURoPE.-EDwARDs
- Sanford Co respectfully that their special
will leave En- gland Asia the
18th ns and being perfectly competent 70 the purchase Of
goods and the transaction OF commissions is prepared
etiye orders He will visit the following eiss and
London, Birmnran Coventry leioester Derby. Notting
ham, shefod, Leeds York, Hudds rshed Halifax Bradford
Rochdale Manchester Liverpool Glasgow Edinbury Dell
fast and Dublin and the ointment OF Enropefayre
Paris aud other cities lie may be teep, daily from 10
r. ~. at the ofhce Of EDWARDS, SANFORD X Co.,
foreirn Express, at Adams, u Wail street.
CALIFo RNIh.-TRhNsPoRTATIoy ACROSS THE
" Isfhmus Of Pansma-Zhchrisson Nelson A. Co, Of
Psnan prepared TO transport freight the
Istkus take ID through san Francisco AZ shippers
option hut each package must be q portable size aud
weight, and properly covered r. ~ Co. not
bls for dsasg accident in tie tr,nr The charges of
transportation 70 be paid in New York ror psrtieular
srplyto Y. zscbRIssoN CO. 50 Wall street
C CREooRYsGALIroRNIA ExPREss-PERsTEAMERs
VI Gegrgs and Crescent City; the l1th and 18th Dece
ber at r. MTks suhscriters viii forward their En-
prtse rtr above steamer In charge oihful
sho VII s,tshd 20 the rss,i, Of e geSas from ohagre
the Is'hmss Parcels received gsii, the ornins Of ths
heavy freight must be deli scrc st once PRIOR 20 the
Day VI sailing where goods waiting hpnon covered by
ihsuranes. THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
Esnsrers and Agents 40 Pearl stree. corner of wall
S-shitpers by this rrress avoid the Annoyance
sad expense d clearing ther goods At the Cuson House.
Terms reasonable.
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WRAvEL,.EIss, =, -sIrrnr.

NEw. YORK AND PuTIkpELPmA-Nrw YORK
~ ard Fhilstcpaia DrcJt-united states NATL Line
ihrough IN ~ hours via Nsw Jersey Railroad. rare re-
tuced " A. fer s claes sad q class Iosv>
hev York A. A NJ from fost tf CoHrtenet street
" tna = ~ from fost q Liberty street, Lave Phi
ttreti
CHANcs 0F hours urYR MoNnAY. qisr o,rD.
y tfr-t taueen sri Artoy NarCat Lac for Phi sdsi-
tlesfs,d ftcH pisi Nc Sor,h river rar, s. '-''
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THE BALL SEASON.


yTglsTLE BALL.-IHE MANAGERS OF THE THISTLE
hrst ball for the will tako place Friday evening
December 3th at Nieo Garden the proceeds TO be applet
as formerly to charitable purposes and
distributed amongst worthy objects in distress withous dis
tncton O. eet country Tae order Of dancing according
TO rrogramme. Mr. Conway has kindly volunteered to 6
rect the noor shelton Robertsons band Is engaged Pi
PERM heKerraeher Doors open At oelocdanong will
and two ladies' be had Of hessrs StOdart Dunha
Co, 239 BroadvayI Hotel de Paris Of Anthony
street and Broadvsy and Of either Of the Managers
keIsrs George Carnegie President 90 Elm John
Wright Vice President 03 Troy street. Thomas Chalmers
Treasurer Mercer street. A Cameron Secretary 10 DON'T
nick street, James Rob 2 Second street D. Murray
% Pine street James Peacock 6l9 Greenwich street. vii
sm Wright, 22 Ann streets Charles Davidson, 2s3 West
Nneteenih street. Carriages Will leave their company
horses beads towards Canal street. and take reverse
order. Cheeks not transferable " B.-kembers entitled
TO tickets obtain them applic the
his Jesidente. 10 Dominck street.
EIHsT ANNUAL BALL-coMPAsY ?, WASHINGTON
Joseph p Quin will take place the Apollo Rooms 40
Broadway, on wednesday evening, December llh. IS0
sheltons celebrated Cotion Band engaged for the
Tcl to be had Of the following committee and
the door the evening Of the Captain J. gain,
Chas Jennings r. NJ Tyson, Chas. buchanan w, Leamy.
Lieut.. MURRAY, Charm an.
AIDRIncE WINHaN. Jr.. Secretary.
Gro. 8. DREW, Treasurer.
MR. TREDERiCKs. BALLET MASTER OF BURroNs
lvl Theatre respectfully his friends the
public that he gives Lessons in the latest fashionable style
OF hall room dancing at home aud abroad Schools and
private families attended Residence As Frankin street
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FOR sALE AND TO LET.

E0R sALE--A HOUSE AND LOT IN COLD SPRING
The subscriber offers private SALE the elegant
pied by km the village OF Cole Spring
the OF Hain street and Norris avenue and
mIndng splendid view Of West Point the Highand aud
The house, which s Of brick and
built last IL forty four feet six inches front Main
street, by nifty feat Morris II is three stories
high, finished the best attaining parlor bed
rooas &c and having Easements and cellars throug
ON the first floor two stores and dwelling which
we'll suited to tile other business BY enter
prsng the stand might be made Of the best in the
place. The lot h hun dred BY fifty feet The above de-
srabe property viii be cold highly reasonable terms and
the payments made early application be made TO the
subscriber the premises. EDWARDKELLY.
Geld erring, Dec. q, 1850.
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AWUUEMENTs.

RowsaY rHEArRl.-yAREwELL NaAoEnENT Of
- Mr. w.il.ek. JrIns.day evening. Dee. ls. win y
M N f1FsS; sps Ts.
y. JS,,asa r.a. Q1intia. rayiu, NJ Tson fhesI NJ
With * si.s. s:saFs p S9syps bgye
sidney wsss Col bsas: ~ ssn
6ss! the curtain viii rise At O'clock wynn
RURToNp THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET. REAR or
~ City AallETussaay evening Dec 40, will be played.
r staSaeb M Bisi: snes sss & sf.rrsst suotlns
F'ssis:1 NJ: riG,;:Ss s
1 Barsas sasIs sv Pss shass ~. Paul
P Isls % IT, ''H' Family Circle " cents
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM ST. MAR RoosE-
win with the nsW dams
csl loiiy iyiy ~ Il x:a,.: 2la Gl
.hs FAIRY Of the DesertAnsh.sE. ssSnsuri Huisy.
asuimsd osassS s
tan Doors open At GA; to commence At o'clock.
Ssh A
are notified to assemble on the stage Monday next
&: S .4ss e ia
Luis. Music Sellers. broadway.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY FESTIVAL BENEFIT TO
~ Mr. Thomas d. Fkqp1rR EaSs e. u.t1
The Committee Of Aranssnsns have the pleasure of an
n'un'n :h s i s!
l. E1SS sEdj i. III
M 8. LEACH, Mr.. T. HILLYGR.
,rn. %;:;T' TILMKiSe !oDER and PycH9wsKI
srtisJ on PRISONS Double Grand Piano
WHITES WHITES s9sasA, sRsaSa,DrRs.
s.mpfsng s.cs 49,. ssrs y ana g. White w Donaldson
THoxAs n. RICE.
Sss'Ss. Mes TJ Joe cSwe 1 r Norris Mr. Harrison.
Ess.IS. popswoRru and SHELTON.
wbori, a.,,Is MT JOHN BR0uGHAa.
Written BY himself by request q the Committee, for hs
Nsssrs. BocHsA saa IoSpgR. condu.sors.
l. Grand Overture. chs1aI raHT de- Bron.s.-
n x G5ai$ Fils1s .fiis' s ssP nsp
Ps.s@Sr Ps.ranis IN s Isnss' L., i, os.v Aue'r
SSs ,.s &c rFEs5, SFs5, u @ Leach
The fSss sonr"By Miss Emma "a Kiimste, D0''V'i'A
the little can't 80. :, :, Benedict
.seorst," loi,dei,llal; -; .ROssini.
Z. Address written for the occasion and
9eh'ered oS''''' Ar.''hh brsusnam.
J. Overture for Military Band BY .shelsOn's Band.
Proudly and wide: ,.,;;: .Auber.
years aso....s..;.,, .....;. cevelL
s. ssssP Sons: Nis; mary Taylor tti par. Di.'''no'
comic sens NJ Harrison the celebrated rrsSats, r.
The syien and ,he Frar, 80. Il. J. LOdsr.
california :. -, .... Morris.
Ladder. Company.
i siIS.1 PsSI: ssjn., .cco%YS.sy
a. Cy Ce,y Liy Men.
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dsiSct 3s pes ,Ih 'n afternoon concert commencing at
PosTPoNEo-GRANDv VOCAL AND INSTRUMENT
y tai cSnCert-F e. Doctor and sad.ps l. Doe.or,
have ne honor TO inform the public ha, their
ven 1s @ s,ii @ z
and NJ Tnm, who win preside at tho piano.
/. Overture from .zampa tor hands, executed By
aess S5I a1ni' somnamsu
posed and executed ~ 7. Z. DsOtor.
70 .,
By himssf f and MSO DSstor D'''0' ANU 'As'A''N
4S ss DS9 Juan Y ssGs TTq Bsass
executed By = T. Doctor. ' - - ~ ''1O
ed & SF h1na y
harehe Maroo.n, composed by Meyerexscutsd by T. Il
Doors open a. 7 ocOck-to commence at s. Tickets 50
had At the PnSPs music store, and y, sos:,
way way opposite the m aEi ''p'' ~ ''0A1
GRAND GALA AT TRIPLER nALt-oN THURSDAY
sivns Day. shen the Third Pro@oasSs Concert viii be
.a.assr Mr. s1 6sGhsa On this E.sa'sn
sng come Ensis9 ballads and the national air.
a us HSTi MS grand % ss % si:ia nu %sns
IS iSsE afst ana aad circle % 30
bad a. music hotels & and at che ms Performance
RARNUns AMERICAN EvsIgn-r. 7. BARNyx
~ propretor and Manager John Gresnvooa, Jr Assist
Ant hantssr.Aftsrnoen Performance A. 81 Evening a.7
S:ss fLsssAS "a
DOMESTIC ECONOMY. In the evening tho mag iihcenty
gotten moral and domestic real events
damatHed frem the novel estahlishment
entitled CHARLOTTE TEMPLE the FIRST Fatal Step.
admirably cast and complete all ts
etc. for particulars Of which tms bills To concudo
with the ng piece of THE LUsTRIOUs STRANGER.
day being next Thursday spepd ataetona
and performances Of unusual character will be presented
The entire Chinese Museum late OF $50 Broadway
aided TO the other curiees Of this sstsbshent Tho
lugh Giant who Is eight feet high; the Gipsy Fortune
TssI &C. ,;s, kS Or, AL e be .'Sp here ys. Asm'sios
and 'rirs'c rrss 'sa'
DILGRIEs PRooREss-Now OPEN, AT WASH
\ ington Hail. bso Br.sdvby near Houston street, tho
Panorama OF Bunyans Pilgrims Progress Doors ~
seveneommenoe at quarter TO eight Tickets % ceutss
children half price. Family tckets admitting four
81 afterro exhibition Wadnesdays and
tprdava At three oioct On III Day aftt,
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RAoADwAr rHkATRR-EA A. nAasHALL, sOLg LIS
- see O. "A Barrett, haoassr-iaesday evening. De-
Charlie. ccdsrssn sa ,as comedy q USED uPf
bnd Farmer urle Mr. Matthew's Lady Clutterbs a. Hrs
PSoR Y. psP;S
Captain 0seuttle Mr. snaw; Sarah Biunt Mrs stsphsns
HAD Grsndfstsr whhsSsad s1 bsFiar.i fSuIsa ri:v
Sya sas Ts,d pT;:; :; Grs 3 and Circle
NIPLos ~GAEDIN:-T,ck1Js ~ 50 CENTS PRIVATE
hslf-pa.t e'eloek to eomms.ee Al TkThs wonderfai
n tii a. r sysHas
on The Tgt RsIe 70 be folo~ed by THE FOUR LOVERS,
Gn. oSSs fs.s sS
nme) the fairy comic panomime ofMAZULh or the Night
ss1s Emile rrsneei: R.Tsi Esoiou. Antoine RsvcI IA.
rinA. Mad. Antoine Ravel
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE. AsToR PLAcE.-sEcURED
Seats Boxes and Parqus 81 90 admission TO RAxqueS
sussSr Ssion Sishs Last week u
sgnorina Teresa Parodi in New York egnorina rrssa
assisted by sisnoris. A. p. H. sisnor ~ Lorin. sisscs
Beneyentano and sigpor Giubelei
viii be performed Donilettis Grand Opera Of
LUCREZIA BoRGIAL
LusreIaa norgh. tigna IT, raroai.
G.an. nsmo or'ini' ............ sHa A. Patti
Dom Afon,o. s4;ncr ssner
kr.uisr and Sig ie,i ehSrS: sssssr NJ
half past o'clock. No free list Nc orders.
MECHANICS HALL. NO. az BROADWAY, ABOVE
" 0rand streeopen e,sry night during the week unMl
xiNsTRlLs oomprising an efsient and versatile eorps"
Of .four have received with
Spss a. TN . m
The R.rGps ms Of chssy are re-
ssrss viii for the future On ThanfssTse
Day DEG i2th, sn afternoon concert commencing at
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DILGRlHS PROGREss.-N0w OPEN, AT WASH
u ington HAIL. bs5 Broadway, Houston street, tho
Panorama OF Buny.ns Pilgrims Progress Doors open At
at quarter TO eight Tickets %
children half price. Family tiekets, admitting four per-
81 Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays and sa-
trrdays at three osioeh On sgiviug Day after
moo perf Mt
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MIsCELLANEOps

TnE LARGEsT. BEST. AND MOST VARIED AssoRr-
Sass .sst TIE prsp sr r. F%ssa. I ass,
eri 5a Sgsn sS & ,s A,,' e ~: mi. IN e a. New
ERUIT-lOoco soxEs BUNCH sUscArEL MALAGA
IL rasns 5000 half do. quarter do DO 1000
n rspeJ a. % 1%S'ds ALMA & % g. Ss J.ss,, ss
o,Iss just imported and for sale. by FRANCIA CO,
Kni,.. "a WSRI =. " hAsDLrD.
,:n, q y,Ir,s,,s quality hl,s knis ssa:ssnsri MT
price,. screws s''sn' s6i CO.. 81 Sf MAIDEN .li sSs Ss.'
ss. I:. raoas5 f.
sIn, s f sn :: st ~. al s saa ..ss ss
s,.srSss, o FSssrns ris.,: Which ,oss,sss VIII Eis
Psst az orders q F3wsr. FER party aeSorson vsddss
@ Vo sSa 81 sr % and he s'is,.S ..
himss that his srrangsmsnts and boz s s s.nsrAi
p s. order. thrOush the pe,r,t ii Poets viii meet nme-
MRS JKRyIss COLD CANDY.
h In sos so,sss la sasss faithful stiei'
You'll always aId The artise.
xSs sSsn its Done. X VII ts hss.
Hyou can cough particle.
Tis sweet as ope Of shshspeares sat,s"
The throat, ssn'Iy luer Gates
TIE speakers hoa-stness 10 relieves,
Ana .. Ss ,,r,sps,n ynpsIhs st s,as,s s.s.n 5,s'
sssI,i MsSsf 10 soSts fiiSd s.sv css.uss
street IhnAdslphia.
" -
a ,n,m, ei The public peace have been ,innl.ane
The tsructon has been ina spse thou.ands lie dss Tb
rest are fugye These foes peace Land
pirates and blood suckers tnewn
tee-tug ante sc snd TIE powder balls which have
Jain and rut thin % fight Lyons ha etie
yone kngreie Plls sTeciep Of sod At f7O
broadysy and fstal % e veTmn and insects though
less 20 the human race
2,UUO,OOO Sgliisms ss sssis SsiAslm Si"s 70, 2s pE
have bscn suid ir large bottles. to
sno Goseni eah shnhng btte has Isstehd "a. hair
On nuuher n perscns MT Annust K Al
Broadway had no hair for hftten
tier and In tsv oars h hsr began grow
last. lie VIII tell 81 other wonderful Patton.
lonhers ory used one bottle start ali his
hcad M Wm Gardner lao hf hr BY bottles.
asd csn e teen a. the frry a. no bead q Grand steet
Don't ta 80 tend and crfutar ceutainrg the most
tohshirg cssson record soa. also Hva,tt Lfe Bssam
uoNTs COLUMBIAN LIsfHENr IS WITHOUr Ex-
IL ctTtcn, the Greatest remctyin eNscnes for rhcums
tsm. fErains Iru svellirrs throat &c. &C.
hore remedy ~ al who have used the
certifed
qnenly sad they would rot te wthout for sOD Sodby
generally IN extra large bottles
Wh0lfnia addressed tie Laboratory l95 West
street, taftfuly facked and sent 70 ali Tarts
~. ~ ..LIII
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EfLL0Ms EfmmsA OPERA OPERA HOUSE NO. ~ BaoADMAY.,
band q Ethiopian hnsrels begs 20 inform and
the public in general that their INIkITABLE CONCERTS
have received tho APPRECIATION Of the beauty fashion OF
this great mctrcr and that they will continue dive
Afternoons Admission 10 cents.
WAsBlNGTONs swoRD-l775 ON IT-FoUND IN
w the Stone Building, by Mr. White Of fMonuouth county
has been confirmed by Mr. John Remington the old
ticnay solder Congress has offered 81 500 fort The ot
Iens OF New York must embrace the opportunity Of seeing
At the house GO Grand street. between Wooster and
rens streets, before the next Congress SETS
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IIo,rs tolt'ueIAN LIsIHrNr ~ WITHOUT m

ctTon, TIE Greatest remctyn eSistcres. for rhcums
tsm, tTrains tru syellirgs sore throat &c &C ss
owrrs ~ oveJ ave cerhed Persons fire.
qucuiIv said hey would be without ~ for slOD
IN, drrfFs gsneTa IN sSifa large bottles price 5 CENTS.
Tvcpv-sh street, carefully Taehed, and 70 ali arts
O he world.
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TINE LARGEST BEST, AND MOST VARIED AssoRT-
gsni Of Children clehinS % bs f.snd Ia this city s
~ Nastau street The proI etor (Flanders Darrettl
have rovn their large Who'll .ls New
York public, and will sell BY the snsIs suit paskaz
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srOUvESEL n CO, No. 500 BRoApwAY, NEXT
te Nihle INST Offer splsndie a.,ormsnt q Holaay
heman Gloss Taryeota articles elss and China Vases Gard
Receivers CANDID ras Candiesek Caprne Bottles sal
Di Desert and Tea sctis, French Lamp. ssd
piete seriment Of tch Gas fxtures solar snd fluid
LamIs, and 1000 articles not mentioned. Also the
ssl,s v be found a. their store Nc John street until
let February neat. J sTOUYENEL n CO.,
Gla - Msnufactorv. s. aud ~ Vesey -.
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THANkscIyING DAY.-sILvER PLATED TABLE
lorss and sgoor,i 30 aad bottle plain snd re-
Nut gleghsrs and retso shsr,ld and Bmin han
also Table Kniyc ivory haade dessert Do aud
toiks stets. shaIpencrs yster halves mbce and bread
lniycs, ate ytnion and steak dishes corkscw
he. All Tor sale, aN rrises W The
WiNDLF co. H Maiden lane.
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RURroNs THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET. REAR or

City Hall-Iussday evening, Dec. 10. will be played
nortons beautiful comedy. in i've acts Of EDUCATION
Guy stapneh Mt Blake tnen hrs skerrett Sucking
Holman vinesnt NJ Lester M Dampsr, Mr.. Johnston;
George Broadsast Miss Hill To conclude with farce
Si sivA. or the I've shsek;.sir celley Cew
shack, Mr. Burton Tbby Posetwaits Miss j. Hill Boxes
prs,; sle aRS PYst 50 sonts' Family Circle, rs cents;
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-22
: The Song Of the Poor.
= ssp1 esE TO srAKKa


SsfTz 10y fsS Il = ~ Z
Nine little daughters and one little son.
Whata family this for US folks that are poor
Yet, they came, as the rain comes, in drops one
by one,
Till they fill up our garret and cover our foor;-
Each added we know, has diminished the hsare
OF ourselves and the rest, yet we've not one c
Home is more happy and hearts are more blest
Where there's found in one household enough
for a group
As those robbins are happiest which have full
nest
And chickens thrive better with lots in q COOP
Tho they have to scratch harder, and have
shorter fare
Neither robbin nor hen hath a chicken to spare.
Lifeis more sweet, where the frolicsome laugh
Rings joyous from many musical tongue;--
And the prospect is brighter, when Age, on his
80 staff,
Shall come hobbling along-as the poets have
sung;
Aud though many children diminish the share
Oftheir parents in youth-Age has not one to
spare.
@ xLercwith shall j,y cheer the house of the
The wealthy mans sorrow full plenty be-
.2@ guilcs!-
But the poor! what shall he have7 God giveth
him more,
When his table with olive plants cheerfully
smile,
Though the meal may be scant, for the mouths
that are there, s~=-....-'
Whore the mouths are the plentiest, there's not
- one TO spare
Wealth, say, what doth ita It heardens the
sfE7s's hcart!-
s, It driesup---it shriyels-it freezes tbs soul
Where lis loved for itself! And the wealthy
- may start,
lg9 pole, .=... .s-.-5
Though thousands of dollars may fall to his
share!
For the poor and the needy, he's not one to spare
Now poverty teaches the child of the poor,
E'en from out his scant pittanee, some gift to
bestow @ s- =-zz
On the poorer than he,-and his cup runneth
Ger
With true bliss that he may elevate wo-
And they never said yet, (wbo were taught thus
IS TO share F+
Their all with each other)-We've nothing to
"a spare. 7=s=~'
v-s-5a
Then joy to US poor folks,-no silver have We
No dust from the gold mines-no locks on our
door
Yet we've ten precious jewels, we're fond to
And contented and happy, We ask for no more,
Though had we dozen-all comely and fair
Should death ask but one, we should have none
s,z4z., to spare.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-22

GA more nelarious libel" said MT. B.
was never uttered. Sophia Thompson was
taught in the same school with Two of nv
daughters-l have known her from All in
fant, and have every reason TO believe tFia,
she is as s5spotless as a cherub. Those re.
vilers of her character must atone. for their
outrageous proceedings against: an limo.
cent eung lady, or she law must be put in
full force against them all !"
"Not one of them,'' said Mr.. Thompson,
knows any thing against my daughter 1
will hayessatislaction for such hellish slan-
der, ifsI should have 10 sacrifice my life 10
obtain it..sassi : e IL
-aBe csoae saidshe attorney, your cause
is clear. "a ,s.s- , :. 8 = s.
Mr.. B. and the young gentleman agreed
to write Immediately to the persons who
signed the certificate, urging and threat
ening them to make instantaneous repara-
ticn or abide the consequence. Here let
the matter rest for few weeks. In the
mean time let US attend 10 other particulars
ofthe story which deserve minute rela.
ton.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-22
SOPHIA
.r OR, esq.
THE GIRL OF THE PINE WOODS.
GcoNcLUsIoN.l
CHAPTER vi.
OR,

Every person present highly applauded
the magnanimous conduct OF Col. Jackson,
and Tivingham sneaked off to enjoy the
rewards of base yillian-the contempt Of
society. Mr.. Jackson, however, rendered
him his legal fees for what bushes he had
done for his father, and he was mean
enough to accept it. "There are too many
such fellows" said Mr.. Jackson, "who fat.
fep on the spoils of honest misfortune, and
who bring into disreoute one of the most
luuduble callings in the world, by their
money making schemes, in taking advan'
fage Of the ignorant, :he weak and the un.
suspecting- prostituling their legal ac-
quirements TO sordid purposes of specula.
,ion. "A lawy er-a ought to be a gentleman
in every sense of the word, and despise the
low arts of mere pettafogger, however lu-
.crative such practice may prove for the
moment. But Tivingham is, ] confess, on
the whole, somewhat excusable, ii an at.
aachmeut for what he could not otherwise
obtain, produced his motive in depressing
the father of Sophia. Love is desperate
they say @
As he pronounced this sentence, he cas-
lock ai Sophia. She blushed and re
plied-sIt must he a strong kind Of lov'
thai would prompt q nan TO make his 90
iset wretched in order to gain her favor
sTrpe,o said he, and the subject ended
I'd shall no. leave the village" said Mr.
Jacksen. ,until see yop provided with
genisel home, and every thing necessar.
ec norka voll haDpyH sz-,-se
The fac, was, the father Of Mr.. jackson
had once been saved from ruin. by tn
hand of this same Mr.. Thompson, who ha
served in his counting house as a clerk
for few months, and this was.well know
to his SON. And although the old gentle
man had been made so far doubtful Of MI
Thompson's uprigh, conduct, through III
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.GThe darkest day,

Wait till tomorrow will have passed away"
so on the contrary gleam Of hope seems
often to twinkle on the surrounding
gloom for moment only 20 mock our mis-
cry, by lighting up the spectres ofdeparled
joys, and then 10 vanish from our view.
Let no one pretend TO believe that So
phia had no great reason to be so extreme,
ly wretched as is described. Her mind
was in suspense, and those who are skilled
in the arts of loye-who have been taught
in the school of sad experience, tell US,
that