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that smoothness common among the vagabonds
of fashion, took il in good part. He is what
should call a clever man. Other lions were Price,
the picturesque man, and Davies Giddy, whose face
ought to be perpetuated in marble for the honor Of
mathematics. Such forehead never saw. also
met Dr. --- ut dinner; who, after long silence,
broke out into discourse upon the properties OF
the conjunction Guam. Except his quamical know
ledge, which is as profound as you will imagine,
he knows nothing but photography, or the science
of title pages mpresses and dates II was relief
to leave him. and find his brother, the captain, at
Rckman's, smoking after supper, and letting out
pus at the one corner of his mouth and puns at the
other. The captain hath a son ,-begotten, accord
ing to Lamb, upon a mermaid; and thus far Is GER
tain, that he is the queerest fish out of water. A
paralytc affection in childhood has kept one side
Of his face stationary, while the other has continued
to grow, and the two sides form the most ridiculous
whole you can imagine; the boy, however, Is a
sharp lad, the inside not having suffered.
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by Samuel brown:
serennde.
"Sweetest eyes were ever seen,"
Fiery, loving, but serene;
Eyes like planets, planets though
Shedding light and lovelit glow
O'er the dark yet solar star,
Whence they never run afar;
Sweetest lips two lips could kiss,
Tender, fragrant, spilling bliss
On the lips that dare to sip
loves wine from them, lip TO lip.
Lips caressing and caressed,
Four are satisfied and blest.
Smoothest cheek for check to touch,
Peachy, glowing, young, and such
Paris might have envied me:
Helcn's cheek could never be
Fresher on the heights of Troy,
She q woman, he boy.
Fairest head was ever made,
Brow for light and hair for shade;
Shapely, delicate and small,
Knowing little, feeling all
All its thoughts arc mine and loves,
Loveful as turtle-dove's.
Prettiest throat that ever sung,
Singing always love is young:
Veiny, flexible, and round,
Living well Of gladsome sound,
Running over with delight,
For the ear can listen right.
Softest bosom ever pressed
To lovers happy breast:
Breathing, dewy, lilied place,
Let me nestle there my face;
Milky, fragrant, blissful home,
Never from this nest I'll roam.
Daintiest form love ever folded,
(Let me sing it and be scolded,)
Soft and warm from top to toe:--
Do not shut thy sweet eyes so;
Sweetest eyes were ever seen,
Fiery, loving, and serene!
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AYERS .CHERRY PICTORIAL.


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The Minor Drama.

Uniform ,cih the Modern Standard Drama
This Series is intended TO embrace such farces,
Burlettas Vaudevilles, &C., as cannot consistently
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NEW BOOKS.

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UAMEs MOUNTJOY; or, Pve been Thinking.
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THE MODERN STANDARD DRAMA.
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Under this title collection of all the celebrated
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tsURELAND AS SAW IT."-The Cbarac-
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By William S. Balch.
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Instantaneous.

The following pretty lyric is from tragedy re-
Gently published in England, entitled Gaiileo Ga
lilei by Samuel Brown:
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NOTICE no PRE-. .EMPTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PKE- EMFIION OLhIHhNRS.
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Prepared by ]. c. AVER, Lowell, Mass =,
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y ra., from ,l.ens. "a 'he s@ls Il pcs' y
i rt,si ays.
loo cs.risrs.A f.,aarps discovered
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Il .~sriy matter ever n.
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lee .i,.ll !. o;r,neSl with cwa'
care 10 AVOID u,jarins the animal. and a
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,Le ,l,ell I, scrsssd og IT. IL plsce Is
.n,.lted .,'i.ericsi piece of 'nosbr' o'
r,a,,. a'Spn the . sn ~ small grain 90
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WORTH Of BOOKS.

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WROUGHT fRoy PRoprcrp By
ANTMRAcITE Coal. a new and sue.
ccssful process for making refined
wrought iron directly from the ore
with anthracite coal, has just been
perfected by by Mr.. James Rcn,on,
Of this city, whose efforts, We are
assured, havcd resulted in the dis
covcry Of o more simple and practi.
cable method Of deoxydixiny and re.
fined the metal than has been hitherto
accomplished. Mr.. X. and his a,,o.
ciates have erected n furnace n,
Charlottenbursh, Morris Co., where
the process has been fully and satis
factorily tested, and strong ccrtif
Gates given. An experienced black
smith has also tested the iron, who
pronounced it uncommonly good.
Newark Daily Advertiser.