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The New York herald., 1850-04-09
HENRY H: LEEDS, AUcrIoSEEs.1, 1rAsHIoSABLE

Household Furniture made BY Ponsot Medallion Carpcts,
Ac tconglng A. 4. SILVER and
Plated H. Leeds Co. will sell a. auction on
Wednesday 0th April at 10 o'clock IS West Tenth street.
between Fifth and Sixth avenues general assortment OF
fashionable household furniture manufactured by Ponsot,
consisting Of rosewood parlor sofas chairs do inaid
and covered in cherry eoored brocade rosewood piano
medallion carpets rich also of covered wood
Sofas chairs Sc to mach extension dining tables will seat
Is persons; smaller sized do window curtains OF CHECKER
ings has been used only
two years oil also general Of bedroom
furniture beead bureaus dressing tables cabi
nets chairs beds bedding carpets curtains &che bedroom
furniture matches also silver forks and spoons china glass
Be- din ing and breakfast &c The whole in fine order
has little The sale viii be without
tie ly reside in France The whole will he ready
for animation day before the sale with catogue
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

THE SECOND ANNUAL FESTIVAL DINNER or THE
American Dramatic Fund Association will take piace
~ the Aster House, Wednesday next, A pril ~.
RKINinENr-D. e. CoLDEN.
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PARTNERsHIPs.

/
NJOIICE-THE CoPARTNERsIiIP HERETOFORE EX-
IN isng the subscribers under the firm of A. T.
ssesr Is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
will be settled by John Breasted and
Assiaasion.-Nsw York, February 2, $50.
| (sgnsd) CHAs. MORGAN,
T. r. SECOR,
JOHN BREASTED,
GEO. W. QUINTARD.
MORGAN IRoH WORKS, (foot Of Ninth st, L. r..
New York, March 20 1850.
Subscriber having the entire interests OF the
ether partners the late nrm Of r. T. secor Co.. will
Aaas the engine all its branches
Der the immediate superntendence OF Mr. H. Guien whose
DsputAion constructing engineer is too well known to
ne public require further notice. Additional facilities
being added this already perhar extensive
ssbhment Of the kind in this country in order to give
shah the desires Of all who favor him with their
sustsm. CllAs MORGAN.
cARD.-THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY TAKES
"A this method o returning mis- thanks for the very liberal
he has hereoore been favored with and wishes to
neee that he has taken into partnership with him. Mr.
sae Anderson late of Poughkeeps and solics attention
q, ls5V. GEORGE MONTGOMERY.
MOTTO CE-CoPARNERsHIP-THEU UNDERSIGNED
IN have this day entered into Copsrnehp for the
Of transsetinf the Euchering business In all
anehes At Stalls Nos. 81 and e. Fulton Market New
having the facilities o obtaining supply o
se choicest quality fock direct from the farmers In Dutch
other together with strict attention to ju
snsss that they will receive shsre o. public
ISAAC ANDERSON,
Erw yoRr, April g 1850.
NOTICE-THONAs n. CAZSEAU. INSURANCE BRO
IN her will leave during the month for San frsn
Is rrsfessop sdjustr Of marine losses ship-owners
and all sthers requiring his services tho
consult him ut the oe Of Messr Jones Johnson No. %
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

4 AIDES FAlR.-TuE FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF
S Matthews Church, will be continued during the after
and evening of tuesday. April Och. The remaining
will he disposed of anction the Sale
eeu nt
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

RY JACOB 8. PLATr.-L. G. CARRINGT0N, AUC-
ID tiopeerHardware Cutlery and Fancy Goods This day.
o'clock consisting Of and with which the sale will
package OF damaged goods Steelyards and
scales, brushes knives &C. Also in prime order
andJacksons brick trowels, files, drawing knives
moulding irons Sc Also mill and ermsn hall
ter Il. chains and snufers mahogany knobs inksands
hatebessxes and bits padlocks brass candlesck
combs vioins fine ivory combs cask ardrons testrays
and walters ond oask sardron knives aud
dies Britannia castor suspenders soaps hooks eyes
Re n r. Cat at he anr ion room
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DGUSUCAu..

HArsIsAL-A GERMAN PROFESSOR or T1fR PIANO
ara SINGING. aetnowledged
city wish. 70 ettsin wo CT mrs no. pupils rest q
e.. Tor gnisA hesutifu fre rhiupee Piano Cover
,,siv new cost ssp viii We sold for slso ate sp-
ss,isu hs msds 20 .. =. Herald Once.
uHrsT ne sol H. OR uIRED o-DAv, ON ACCOUNT
III "a lrsakinr up houseke>rnr three second hand SSx
crsvs rsnoforte ir good rersir-rrees 49, s5i ani
.Jsrr psovemsst At 800 Can he to-day only
Ias Prince street.
n, a ,HRIsTNAN wANrTACTrRER AND IMPoR-
tar az Musical Instruments has constantly on hand
,ersi assortment of flutes, with non one 70 fourteen
sJer.ttss Ohoes Tlss,olets Aesordeon Gsitars, Ran
- r.rhorine. Bsss snd eide Drums sax Uorns rrcmbo-
,. pho Corr.. Trumpcts, Tuhss. coruets, frcmbsnc-
r.gls. and fst italian. frsrsh snd csrman volins.
e< Also Cerman French. italian and Rug
M ssrirss for viohns Futar ssne m. Ne scsethes
-. a~,ils eonuected With the nnseh instrumsu
.,, eIcle.aie and retail Musc- irstrumerr repaired
=. hs rsasst uaursr Large stock ~ music for sale ~
I'd tpi psafl strttt.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

III AkDsCArH PAIN1Ika.-HR DOUGHTY RESPECT
~ fuy informs ths sdss aud P~rticen q hs city sht
he viii sire nstrssten In Landscape painting 70 nit~i
number 81 rupil~. srpte~tsr u MADE mraaissely Pos
terms inqsirs - his rcs~s Ne. t7 tArt Union toud-
irf.1 bess~sy, ssss& s<>g, HAT scsssj or a. xs
B<p~xs.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

NALLHAI.LA, 50 CANALsTREET.-MAD.W WARTON'S
w troupe Model Artists will appear every day
grand three clock the afternoon
and eight the evening with the original Female Sereua
The place OF OF the description in
New York. Orchestra Box, Slaci Parquette, 25c.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

DIEkCE'S MINSTKELS-MR. f. n. PIERCE ONE OF
the principal members Of Chrstys Minstrels for the
last respectfully his old friends and
the lovers Of first rate harmony and TO the amusement
loving public generally that he has formed the best Band OF
Mnrels in the United States collected from
table in the Unisn comprising several old favores
and many choice novelties. lie will open the Olympic,
Broadway newly decorated rehed and altered Monday
Apr Sth Admission all Of the house. 5 cents
parquette with stuffed and stated backs and
seats added Of the house
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

IAMEs CONNER u SON, TYPE FOUNDERS, CORNER
every article necessary for sOmpls,a Printing Es,as'h
IRON SCREW BoLTs.--ToR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
will hear q bargain BY addressing X care of sniasnjr
4 60, W Ann street.
nx xHARROw.-TnIRTEEN BARRELS OK MARROW,
WI FELLOWS. ss1 Beaver street.
I UNBER DEALrRs-TuE ADNERTIsER HAVING A
practical inovledfs o the lumIsr hs.iass hss fsee.
ss.S q s@ns & sSs.sss1s 5s I sn. sai
ss csess ''''''o'' Na'' '''n '''' ''n'' 'rmY' "'''
GIn OOO saooo. ASDsacco. TO LOAF on BOND
SIossI,s' xSS,s.. 'pS ps.,@S.is %S. gos aJs fssss
DApER HASGrScs AND WINDOW sHADEs.-AN. 4
sss lnsr,sn Psrsr i.nsnrs wlnso- ss.a.. s. .ad
Loops. az. which they onsr vholss.le spd pris,s
'-''" ''' wv '''''' ss nro.i@sy. .aa @ 30 Bo-sry.
rT'ITTLE TATTIE-Ir THB SMITHS. GREENS.
Browns Prnse., ts ee -ill - sbos t.ilins every
joSKss Ann street, osa BE sc1sGt for Pris. .l.s-
-hsre hs ~ eOntinu. 70 cell. he dos sos h psiu
day, vniil tbs snd of time.
CAUTION. ExrRA.-rHE APRIL NUMBER or ruE
Water Care Journal nost rsiissls and rs,pcstshls
ps..s or ss :" ss sssa. .ps mad. Is
es ros e. s No. e ~ r
~ .nvea per steamship gufors for sale s. 9,,e In
s'''A"'' SUIT PrSSs importer II i...h. John ...
CRrDrrIEs or THE CODE AND coDIrIErs-se. \
~ ny Juvenus Alunaas=Ssst yu.shsd. and for sss S
Gserse " ke.hit Gould Bank, BELL Gee a. H. Anstiee
yshn r. voorhie., Frances q Loutrs IT, csWvsal v. W.
Rose. spd John Diopsay
V,Hs SUBSCRIBER. HAyING LEASED AxD RKrIr-
ted the broadway Hotel. ct shs scrpsr d Parh Place
sna Broadvsy respectfully informs his friend. aud shs pab
.s: ,, . .w Irsg.a 70 ,s..s.s s.': ::
either with without breakfast and tes ~
s pleasure sf hs and vhils from s central
pcn, the ho~se admirably situated for che ssisnes
~ The tile community, he pledges himself that 10 It's
irtsror S<enomy order, sisanlinees and premptns
Aod kasHty Asntanss and sso In The rssenasnsss Of
his shsrss. 90 h squa least to u shs hets Kept
As Hsrep.sn plan. DAhikL biAbf
The New York herald., 1850-04-09
FINE ARTS.

ERENcH BrcIIsH AID opRNAN ENGRAvrNGs.-
ne trade rerpessfuiiy nformed tina, lar. ss.ort
Gorprr. vIBrRr CO,
Pr llsra ffyr a " As
The New York herald., 1850-04-09


NyTw YORK HoRsE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET, T.
mi Hensh Auetioneer Avction Sales ~ Horses, Carr
raaes HRrness, kc Medaesdsv commes~sns AZ III
sislosi JoIlu X cATv19kD rvspr>e>ss.
uIoRsEs HoRsEs-NR. SAMUEL sLRNNAns HAS
arrived this day a. the Ross NH Drove stables "a
cath sth superior draugst sad harness
Horses, which he will ssl On liberal ssrns.
u,oR sAIT-A PAIR or SPLENDID BAY HORSES
asep aud half hsnds high seven and eight years Old
witch tail warranted sound snd kind and sood aveues
Ae t.ufui Chssnut Horse seven years Old inqsirs
vt Ne. 10 Rests street.
LroR sALT-A soHkEL HORSE t!fItkN AND =
hands high, ysars od, rcuni and kind IN All
harness very stylish -iisr. Hs@ besn used the PAST
unaer the SADDLE principally BY ssnusmsn whe sx
c<ets purore Witch whieh v the ony reason be
X willing 70 with him Csu be seer 80 he stable 2.
nsssrs. Gilmore Jarvis HEX street, neI Aahe Nfses
septh Brocklyu. Price, slTs
CoR sAlE.-A rIRsT-RATE GRAY HORSE 10y
knrds hikh, sir old, Narrated sound snd hnd
Would make hrstras family horse fries moderate Ia
cuirs 81 4. csragh,y. No. so Pearl street.
L'oR sAIE.-A WHITE HORSE. hight WARS OLD,
eis snd Pes y thoroushy broken 70 AL hsrns.. an
sxessut saddle hcrse u vsryfe. knf and stylish driver
Arpiy At BROWNS s,she 60 broadway BeAs BIeeeksr 81
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

WAETED-A YOUNG MAN, WELL ACQUAINTED
w with the Fsreign Domestic Exchange Brokerage
business Address Exehangs At this oss stating name
reference. BE.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

WN MCCORMICK, AUCTIONEER.-THIs DAY AT 10
w o'clock at No. IL Spruce will be sold
ment Of Furniture including Sofa Bedstead also, three
Piano Fortes t and will be sod at halfpast 10;
also Bar Counter and Fixtures also Gold Patent Lever
Watch. l. Tobias make, London,
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

= :
The Hutchinson Family eo-morrow evening, April 10.
will to their friends the broadway Tabernacle
Of their lie music snal and select This Is
the last they will give in this city, prior " their
visiting Albany Doors at TO commence At eight
o'eloek. Eurlher pa rtienLars to- m0rIow.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09
BOARDING, &C.

ID twenty mile from New York will ready for the
sspssa Of bosrdsrs by the Of Nay The large
months Passage to and from the city, both BY
steam railroad daily different hours Apply be-
fsrs hrst Nay Mrs.. D~d. No lie Roy place Bseker
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

DANES PANORAMA OF VOYAGE TO EUROPE
ID evening the Great Hail. Minerva Rooms,
f6 Broadway, embracing views Of Boston liverpool Lon
both sides the Rhine. Admission % Chill
dren under twelve ih~.r Doors open at 6
moving at TX M. An exhibition Wednesday and Satsx-
daya att tcrun0 n0ns "A .
The New York herald., 1850-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

IAMEs CONNER SON, TYPE FOUNDERS CORNER
ID of Ann aud Nassau streets New York, have hand
every article accessory for somplss Printing ktabsh
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

DANORAMA FOR sALE-A SPLENDID PRODUCTION,
painted by of the artists, will be sold low IL
piled for Immediately. f. ID. EVEN, Chambers ST.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

CPLENDID APARTMENTS. FURNISHED OR uS-
furnished for single gentsmen hst slsss without meals
can bs ebtspsd on moderate terms a. Barclay street.
near the Park.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

tine and JerusalemCuberts new and splendid pano-
embracing views OF the Island of Rhodes the shores Of
the Mediterranean, and OF .he interesting spots in
Palestine nclu ding the city of Jerusalem, will remain open
evening for short time the hail. 56 Bowery
Broome street Doors at o'clock exhibition 20
~ o'clock Admission % children half
price. exhibition will be given Saturday afternoon
at o'clock. Liberal arrangements will be made with Sab
lat doth gcho
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

r. y. H0TCBKISS SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF0RNIA
W having located in spacious warehouse and wharf Will
sufficient for lighters is prepared to receive oonsn
Of merchandise and refers to Messrs James Kese
New
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

VNANTED--A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w Young girl az Chambermad and Waiter. l. eapabl
Of taking of children and pain sewing No objection
short distance In the country Best Of city reference
given Waf years her last place Please call at No
III Elizabeth street. first floor front Can be
tNo days
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-22

Tue person win BE- upon books arsss s
payment of the subscription be made IN advance.
Distant subscriber may forward money lstter the postage
ON which VIII se paid BY BY ourselves IN
sah Af
The COUNTRY PAPER i. published IA weekly during the sss
sions Of Congress, and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions for period year win be received
psoporioned TO the above annual rases
QPO5TMAsTERs are authorised agents and, BY
sending DAILY subscriben ESQ enclosed or vivs
subscribers, with Gas or rlyu WEEKLY
sabscrber with go enclosed win be entitled copy
same edition they subscLers for, rass.
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEErIS9 Acknowledgements Society At
their Rooms 300 Brosdwayi Ouvrer Circle OF the
Brotherhood OF the Union, l27 Grsnd-st near Broad
vsy and the German Branch OF the Operative
Bakers Union, House Of Call, Grandst Hail. near
Broadway.
And the Labor Reformers 20 morrow afternoon
,t the Church Of Humanity, Tnrdst between Az
enue D and Lewisst
The PROTECTIVE USIoS met Thursday nighh
JANIS MoosET, President, at the Buildings Of the
Union. corner Of seventh-sv. and Nineteentn-sI
The Bushes. Agent reports that the receipts ior
the p,,. week were $500. Considerable sicE
hsnests have been paid since last December, and
Ssrefri.l and labor members continue 70 Dc re-
csiyed Al every meeting The resignation OF Mt
Amos C. Morey Is Chairman OF the Board Of Audi
90. va, received, and Mr.. VIM. West was aP'
,o;n,sd 10 6ll the vacancy. Mr.. West was appoint
s ~ an Agent 70 canvass the City TO Obtain Custom
g, TIE Bread, and other articles OF mercnsndire'
q, ..Ie b, the Protective Unior. The following
ResOlu,ions relating to the Grocery Department
was adopted .r-.. .,a h. IA h.,s.
by saihofzed 10 open eor1ns.lon eeslJs's 10 80 -
h eshs1 Ct ne Usion, BY Which II 'hai 30 Hs eaJ !"
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the subject and its intimate connection with Edu
cation. Mr.. DoAsE OF New.York believed it was
not legitimate subject Of inquiry for sbe Associa-
ton.
Mrs. EMMA WILLARD Of Troy made an explains
Jon. As the subject Of the resolution was one oil
her own proposing, and as her work bad been a.
luded 10 IN the discussion i. was no more than JUS
tice that sbe should be heard. She claimed to have
made AZ important discovery in Physiology and de-
,ired to have il Investigated by the Teachers OF
Nev.York, with whose interestSshe vas Identified.
The resolution was then referred % the EXecu'
tive Committee This was the last important BUSH
ness before the Convention.
On motion OF Mr. BULgLEY, the thsnksof the
Association were returned 10 the New-York City
Association for the provision Of Hope Chapel for
sessions OF the Convention
A Committee wss appointed on motion Of Mr..
DoASE, to prepare the Proceedings Of the COnven-
tion for publication. The Committee consist OF
Messrs. McKeen, Dosne and Abbott
The annexed vote Of thanks to the Nev.York and
Erie Railroad Company was moved by Mr.. VIM
chell Of ODondsga, and unanimously adopted:
Rssoir.d That The officers o. The New'YorE and E'ie
hg The Delegates with tickets Al hafiare; this euroma-
State .'''H "''NS Osen hA's 0n 10 OU'' N0'1 Il -'
The customary votes Of thanks were then pass
ed to the Officers OF the Convention, the Clergy
who have oficiated and to the unknown consriou
tor Of s..
MIR. CoBURS, the President, made q few remarks
In announcing the conclusion OF the Session. He
thanked the Association for the courtesy shown
him. he had always loved the Teachers profes
sion, and for twenty seven years had been engaged
in it with bis whole soul. He had lived a Teacher,
and with the blessing Of God, he hoped to die a
Teacher and when he should die, he could wish
no other inscription upon his tomb than "A School
Teacher"
The members of the Association united in sing
ing Old Hundred, and
The Convention was then adjourned sine de.
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LAW COURTS.

CORR OF GENERAL SESSIONS August g.
VIM. Robbins and Michael Sicily were placed on
trial charged with grand larceny In stealing 900
lbs of copper and 500 lbs. Of composition from the
premises Of Edgar NJ. Brown, 3s9 Cberry.ss. on the
night of the 10Th ult. Some Police officers dlscoy'
cred the accused and some others in charge OF
wagon which contained the copper. The testimony
was very clear against Robbins, who was convict
and sentenced to the State Prison Tor 2yeaS-
SIX ely was acquitted and discharged. W IN H.
Smith was brought into Court by officer Csrow,
who arrested him on bench warrant de stands
indicted for stealing gold watch valued a. ."
from Leverett L. Rice on the 18th OF April last
He was arrested in June last and his bail was for
feted in July.
ESCAPE PROM COURTROOM Adams, who stands
indicted on several charges OF burglary 10 the nrst
degree, yesterday escaped from the Court Of pes,
sions he was in the charge Of officer Clark, and
while the Court was otherwise engaged ne walked
CT without observation. he bad not been retaken
at the time the Court adjourned.
CoSsPIRAcY- Officer RadGord Of the Third Ward
Yesterday arrested a man named Timothy Coi-
row, charged with stealing forty gold sovereigns
and a purse from an Iri,hman named John John
son, who appeared before Justice Lothrop, &C
companied BY one John Allen as w ltness lne
Justice suspectng, from Johnsons method oil telling
bis story and the improbable nature oil H. ths. some
thing was wrong, came TO the conclusion tha nc anu
Allen had entered into q conspiracy to accuse Vol.
roy Of stealing money which belonged to himself
and which they were aware he had In his posses
sion. Being well convinced Of this Justice LotnroP
locked them all up. Soon after this Johnson sent
word to the magistrate that he wished 20 speak 70
him, and he was again brought into Court de
then confessed that he was aware that Colroy had
the money IS he had seen it in his possession, a;
vas also Alien. and that both Of them bad conspired
together to get the money from him BY accusing
him Of having stolen it from Johnson, while Alien
vas 10 appear as witness to prove that be had
.aan Il in Johpson's possession. He stated that
Alien had persuaded him to enter into the con.Pir
scy and that be never would be guilty OF the like
AGAIN. After easing bis mind on the subject, ne
was escorted back to prison to await the action Of
he Grand Jury.
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A. n. kEkwIN Anenoneos.
Rv zA0Gs, BROTHER & 90. stors -

Drs' RapHehlHp sssn,oa oven ISs .so ofIpnyss
Ir-ai1ss Cash advances made when desrsd
wss dissolved By The death Of Mr. PLATT on he sih Of
May ssL business will be continued BY survivors
under the ute OF BANGS BROTHER l. co.
New-Yorf, Aug l. lso0
yfPTy-sEcosD NEw-YoaK TRADE SALE
MONDAY, Sept. 3 1850.
fhe undorngned announced the next REGULAR fhADb
SALE u BOOKS, Paper Stationery, Stereotype Pstoa
Binder Materials &c. 10 commence 90 Monday the SSh
of September ard To be conducted under the regus
uoss a. the last one and sold the following terms viz
On all purchases nom tho whole catalogue amounting 10
$3.50 and upward four and stx monhs credit on par
chases from the whole catalogue less than $50 ard more
than sO0 four months credit and all purchases ess Than
AGO cash discount Of cue per cent will be allowed on
Al purchases exceeding tl,00.
they request invoices for e catalogue bs furnished
immediately Tho printing VIII be commenced at an early
day. 1919. -,
rood, when desired BANGS, BROfdERa co.
2O4 Broadway
Ar PaIvArs BALk-sohns Popular Library Series
ornpete ses Of hess very desirable and select works arc
COW offered the trade and Others computing ne stAna
ard Library 81 vols toe Scientific Library yoh tne 40
uouarian library IS vols the Classical LOfary ii vos
ard the Illustrated Library new series Including Lodges
PORTRAITS Of IIusrous Personagoa OF Gresi slan TOE
volumes sod separately II deaTed. A new liz, 1as JUS
been Issued Of ice various works. and may De nae @s
store. ... -.
VIOLA gyo; Ewbanks Hydrsnlics and Mechanics Jon0
sor's Farmers Encyclopedia, 0nenons gresI wofs o.
Mich Cows rhsers Principles Of Agculrure, De focque
Double Entry Bookkeeping svo. and Wises Aerors1nss
Dr. Fishers Work on Small Pox and Vsrolod' 40 win
Ar PsIvATE sALE-A great assortment OF Writing Pa.
pes Letter Cap, Cut and lat do on me nosI ayo.sDe
terms Booksellers and country merchants are s''ed !"
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OCCAsION.....Fgom TIE Albion.


fyrcrn the ifaiNn Of TernAn1
IN ART tbou with more than mos tai air.
Say 80 by Heaven with gifts and graces rare,
Essr. restless winged feet forever onward bear
-o,es,ou-known to few, 81 beat;
81 ~ .srre one foot upon wheel rest,
AZ nv movements are-Ihey eanrot be repretsed
80. svifl eagle IN his swinesi algh.
sfc - me In speed-my wings are brghti
co no sees them waved, 10 dezlsd Dy TIE sight
49, and eowing locks before me thrown
sp..i nv form-nor face, nor breast Is shown,
sssi s1s, as approach, my coming De n0 AnO"n-
IT, IT, NV hesd no Sngle lock OF hair
sBe,lse ~ hand that fam Ould grasp II there;
n nN,ss WHO lets pans, to seize me may despair"
hs ,h,n 40 close behind thee do see ,"
~ W, ,srae Is Peniienoei and aesvens decree
snes , rsde all hose hsr prey, who prohs not By me-
De q mortal who dosi vsinly ply
sl 49, snrious quesors, thou dosi not desorY,
st,.ovy IN time IL losI-fcr am passing BY
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CUTTING AND CARVING

= - . ~
PHsoR wOOD AND METAL-1hs above machine
been horou zhy sesed for more bsn NO years me
,s,ssse desires call The attention Of capitalists 10 ms
.s IRE machine embraces he most perfect eombnaon
~ ga hal oeea Introduced Tor cutting or
ard capable Of producing any form or shape om
m, .Ze OF the pattern down. II performs with mo moa
nrt accuracy and great dspaeh every description Of cub
hng ana carving Among long list Of articles may DO reck.
onsd The following; Cssires and Pianofors makerS
Iort blocks for Calico paper and ole on pnntefs wood
ne bloch lsters picture frames bTuah ha1dIes maeee
r. cas,tnz type and al Of Gothic, nodded, carved
"a ncer worn for caTpentefs IN churches cotAxes
- IL Le TIE economy of time and labor BY he q
nachiLes Ia furnishing a. 1eh reduced cost lons
,t of articles Il tie mechanical .rn o. dy use sad %
niuty al vel g Of luxury, WILL 10 believed, eooynes
resdiy he most ncredgoCs 20 S yeae propefy POI
N opersuOn rhe ayrgin The labor OF cAryhz wbl 20
De teas, 81 pef cent ard 10 c1tns tracer cpenss enc
ok rom 100 70 SO Per ceni; ecd - nAs no ny4
II M re a vii readily eorrol the maset A. regards Ne
nssrLTyhi itsef II 70 lrcoulesrbly s1osennh oee hn
~ an eoublrston Of movements sevef before susmpt
- "a ere on is bes, recommendation MAJ has pass
- - oSIv he United States PsIeni Once. but also usi Of
Grs.t RIAL FuEee and Belgium, whefe hsr Known
49,, -. A regards American nysntons preeiadss he
- nsentee . csfrous Of ether taxing partner cape
~ ~ ne business In mia ety. and having the ne-
es.,.rS c.D'. 70 carry %, or ne VII eel pan o. whole
k,stes or ore undivided half Of no psenin Engsnd,
Trsnee or segi1m to which eountfiess machine WIN %
sssi 10 few DAY under Tie guidance OF szial mechanic
Ar oer,on DESTROYS Of catering INTO he ssue and hsv'
n * rsouse qaifcanons The Inventor would DO happy
=, ee he, re@n the nours Of 10 AN and H. q he oEos
n Wouau Co ro1 Dard0 and machine shop, Is Elm.
81 hsre BE- VIII give any Information or show ne machine
10 operation. ijyz5nI ISAAC III. sinoE6.