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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
WINDOW SHADES.

NNTINDOW SHADES! GILT COR
Wv NICES!! DRAPERY MUsLINS, Gc.-Fsmilies
about furnishing their windows with the above articles
largest and beet assortment the city several styles
before introduced in New.Yqrk Lace and Masin
&c Families purchasing Of the subscriber may rely upon
getting frat article and low as it is possible to i'm,
Snd decidedly 10 their advantage 10 call before purchas
Ing elsewhere J. C. WOODFORD, 295 Broadway sl6tf
XNTINDOW CORNICES, CURTAIN
w MATERIALS PAPER HANGINGS, HAIR MAT
TRESSES, FEATHERS, FEATHER BEDS &c; with
general assortment of UPHOLSTERY goods, at wholesale
and retail by CHILDS SMITH, 4i9 Pearl-st
s23 2aw3m" cor oil NulaHsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

EYREEDOM FROM COUGH IN TEN
FERSA single dose of this extraordinary remedys guar
anteed to give immediate elien all Of coughs colds
asthnas bronchitis irritation of the uysa aud oncis and
They pleasant TO the taste unfaing the effect and
have been fully tested by thousands, both in the United
generally. Wholesale Depot in NewYork, rs Hudsonst
A. TURNBULL, Agent.
wholesale agent wanted In each of the principal cities
throughout the Union Orders addressed Inc proprietor
J. BRYAN, Rochester, N, Z tpospad,) will meet with
attention. MI lm+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

mo LANGUAGE can portray the JOY
L (which woman must feel on having her Tanned
Freckled, suubqTnt Empiye, Red, Chafed, Rough
Chapped Dark Skin transformed into Wilderness Purity
Smoolhness Sollness md Transparency, through the in
strumenlulity OF GOURAUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED
SOAP. II is impossible 10 imagine the exquisite briance
which continued use Of this wonderful Soap capable of
impartng to the complexion The spear Of Thu
rel worked greater wonders and this Also may be
said of GOURAUD'S INDICATED HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE, which eXerts marvellous influence in preserving
and restoring Hair to places whence has fallen off and in
rendering wry Hair silky and richly glossy Trial bottles
Is cents each GOURAUD'S POUDRE SUBTITLE is a
wellknown dePatory for extrpating superlueus Hair
from part Of the body quickly and safely, warraned
GOURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE will instentaneousy
change Red Grey or Light Hair to beautiful Brown
Black in few minutes, without staining the skin GOU
RAUD'S VEGETABLE LIQUID ROUGEis beautiful
canaton nge for pale cheeks and lips deying detection
by rubbing with cloth handkerchief G0URATD'S
LILY WHITE Is decidedly the very best cosmetic for
flushed, rough, sallow skins ever invented.
The genuine cosmetics and preparations of DIR. FELIX
GOURAuD Only to be Obtained his Depot O. Wal
keT st first store from mot I'M Broadway Boston BATES
JORDAN, 1919 Westinghouse CALENDER, 89 South.
Third-sL Philadelphia. n8 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

STREET DEPARTMENT No. HALL OF RECORDS-sealsd
CproEosais viii the
Friday Nov 60 1885, o'clock d. 10 regulate and set curb ard
cutters Second from Twenty eighth Thirty third street;
regulate Second Fifty Eighty ,i1th
regulate Second Ninety third One bundled and ,wau
hd Plans specifications ard all information theetocan
be had application the Contract Clerk Of the Department No
mis- JOHN t DODGE Stree. Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
FOR SALE.

DROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE.
-R-D--The valuable BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE and
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND situated on the northwest
corner of Court and Schermerhon central and most
rapidly improving part of the city, TWO blocks south of the
City Hail. The House recently built in the most suostan'
ta manner and repete with modern conveniences has
been occupied only by the owner, and is in rsate cond
ton II will be sold with without the adjoining lots
Terms easy. Apply on the premises Of c,c,D 1,rcpe
n26 Ivy EDGAh diCho-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
LEGAL NOTICES.


DhINIsTRAToRs sALE-In pursuance Of an ORDER 81 thu
A Hen Alexander w Bradford Surrogate OF the Couaty Ssw
flsa
ceased public Merchants Exchange in the
City Of the 9th day Of January at twelve O'Clock
tho following described real estate Of which the said ntssta
All that certain lot pscs or parcel the Fourteenth Ward
BY hundred and three bounded westety
Broadway saster BY lott 800 southsf by lot M norhty By
lot s9 bang width front and rear 70 feet and in depth o
feet and kI own as Broadway
All thacsan le plscs or parcel tho Fourth Ward &c
distant 80 feet inches astsr from hs corner on
ed the sastoy s of James and the southsy ds
~ ana fanns st V and. omsy Of the ss,ss of
said lands 81 inch thence westerly IS feat inches and thence
uohe AZ fest nchs to tho place OF beginning known az Ho73
those four certain lots of land in tho Eighth Ward city
distinguished lots Nos 1885, 1885, $751; OF lands belonging
the estate of Anthony Penrd bounded assry front BY Ron
and 800 nortsry BY 6s4 containing and 7see
and 90 feet length each d known by the street numbers OF 3d.
All those certain lots Of the Eighth Ward OF tho ey
NcwYor beginning Greenwich street. at the distance Of q feet
c .boucs At right angles to 20 feet
t1encs southsry in us parss street,
cs westerly go fest to thu pacs Of Beginning kpewr
numbers 4T9 ard 48l Greenwich strsst
All thstceran tbs sxtesnh Ward Of said cry,
souadednorh 'front.' By street westerly By lot
feat width front and and feet nchss II depth and
kaew by nn1s 49, on map Of Gd, Of the late WS Ssy,
sad city, beginning p9f or rom n' .sey a =" II
arsnusj running thence northo rly Ina parallel hossysp
80 s l f h a. . as . a.. Line s
seventh avsnuo ouher, along .hs f's7 ncs
to Jacob Aso themes westerly abont ~ ss
and souhsry along said lands the nohsr bn' Of s
teentAs.to thence westerly along the sans 80 ast ncss
ginning point souther side Of 9Itssn street t'it
loo se, westerly ns OF Seventh thence
,outhsry on parallel Seventh 100 s inches
thence westerly parallel Sixteenth street. - sat ,honSe norb
ey on line parallel Sa7snh aVsnas 100 fact iuchsS 10 the
said stssnh street, thence eastsry along said i'fee
feat toths place OF beginning
sde OF $50 ss Ssstery from TIE
north easry corof OF Seventh and 5Itssnh st. and aasn
ms thsnca ea,tsry SO sas thence uohey 81 st nches
thence wsery soahsy 50 feat inches, to ihs
place OF beginning. ,,., =, .,-,..
that with the mills srsetsa hsLson t1aief
the Sixteenth Ward Of the cy OF HsW YORK.
ntsd 10 Alexander hComb containing breadth each sds OF
Tho payten Duyvs Creek 100 feet and running through the who
tho CORPORATION the from high water nnk h
low water marx Dated Now York, nov. IL. 1880
nq5 tJanS JOHN Z. DEyELiH, Proctor, IL Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

EVOR SALE.-A FARM situated in the
T. town of Newcastle, Westcheser County NJ Y, q
miles Promising Sing village 1t contains Y acres under
house nearly new and the other buildings in good order
For further information inquire of j. l.. MORGAN, AZ Full
to a-st., New-York or NJ WASHBURN, on the premises.
o29 Inc odt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

EvOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
IL YORK ISLAND PROPERTY beautiful FARM Of
good wood 20 do good orchard grated
fruit good fence and buildings; II mile from Cold Spring,
5 do from Hcksvile For description call on A. B. AM
MERMAN 90 Chambers.sl ne lm*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

T AMPS-S75, OOO.--Having added large
Ally 10 my former stock now have hand the largest
and best selected stock to be found in this CITY, con
sisng Of all the various styles of LAMPS for lard, oil
other lanterns girandoes chandeliers candeebrss table
cutlery fancy ornaments Ac &C.. oil, camphene spirit gas
B-ngt received a large lot of very beautiful Chins
Vases all of which viii sold cheaper than al any other
house in this city Goods loaned for parties.
CHARLES FULLER, 273 Greenwich-s-
% 2nt between Warren and Chambers stS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

CHURCH OR G A N FOR SALE
OCHEAP.-A frstrate siX-stop ORGAN, nearly new,
and in perfect ORDER suitable for moderate sized house.
Inquire of ?. B, AMORY, IS Peck-slip NY n8 2weod*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

A LADY who has had many years ex-
y perience In teaching the Piano, Forte having now
few hours at her disposal wishes to take one or TWO more
puns to instruct either at their residences or her own
Address e. s. Tribune Office. MI ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
HARDWARE.

TvACTORY STOVES.-A NEW AR
II TICLE!-The GUILFORD MANUFACTURING
sale solid cast iron Cylinder Stoves r. 5 and 10 inch da-
meter suited particularly for manufactures shops stores
and steamboats, The following certificates are slojoned
Mr. H IsBELL, Prest Guiliord Manuf'g. Co.-Dsar SiT
have used your Stoves and consider them the best and
most economical Stove in for the same purpose.
Yours respectfully, GEO. B HARRISON,
SO and 80 Vesey-st-
SrEAMBor CONNECTICUT, New-York Oct g. 1880
81 IsBEIL Eso-Dear Sr:-Your favor has been re-
ceiyed and in reply say, the Stove you menon we
nae for Deck Stove and find all and than
pected In fact II is the best Stove for that ever
saw Yours truly, RICHARD PECK.
We consider this Stove the best and economical for
Factory Use OF any with which acquainted.
PRATT ROPES, WEBB & CO.
JULIUS PRATT l. co.
Meriden, Conn. Oct, 5, 1850. nl4 2w+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

nut. NAILS.-Boonton Cut Nails, an
~ assortment constantly on hand, and for sale by
DUDLEY B. FULLER CO..
ne 1meodr 1879 Greenwich-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
WATER CURE.

nR N. BEDORTHA of New-Leba-
4 Fnon Springs is now at his WATER CURE Estab'
1jsbynent So FiiIh-st Troy. NY nz2 lwD&IW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

AT PRIVATE SALE-Two lots OF
IN ground on the south side Of TwentyFif situated
about SEQ feet of Broadway each lot 25 by 80 feet
Inches Part OF the purchase money can remain on bono
and mortgage. For terms &c. apply TO
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer Broad,st.
n22 Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

NHAIN CABLES.-A large assortment
" Of Engliah proved, from SS to 79 nches for sale By
au2 GAUNT DERRICKSON,.l59 South-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
ETNO TEACHERS.-Very rare op
ORIVATE INSTRUCTTON.-A grad

TYRENC Oh TIA GHT.-Mr HANSEN,
IL late student with Prof Ampere in Paris continues hls
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in the French Language and
Jjteratilre EVENING CLASSES for YOUNG MER-
CHANTS at his lodgings, 507& Broadway AT nome be-
I've IA M and from 10 s o'clock, P Nj. oB lm*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

nR. TIL. NICHOLS, and Mas. COVE
d NICHOLS, 81 WestTwenty -second-st third house
from Sxtav Patients taken for full board or DAY reat
~ tnen'' VI uoa' " 49, n5 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

NOR SALE, TO LET, OR TO Elk
a CHANGE--A genteel COUNTRY SEAT, on most
healthy aud romantic stuaon Boston, Mass with Is
acres Of land large orchard, flower garden barn spring
well booklets timber, on it Address A M Sion Ci-
fee hS4 Eourth.st. New. York mn 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

NOTICE hereby gwen, according to law TO ell persons 6s'I
S claims against ALFRED RYDER late Of the City Of Brook
Eu Kings County deceased that they arc required to EXHIBIT ne
business street. the City OF New York. or oas
tho Goth day OF December naxt-Datsd June Ia, 1880
jsI9 law6mFW VIM HALSEf, Efeeut1h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

SUPREME C0URT-Chauncy Behnsp and james NJ GuSss
Ssgaa Richard Jackson and John Langro the aboveaa ned
defendants -S you hereby summoned the
plant acton which 6sd the County Clerks oses
Orange County Goshen The 18th Sovember 1880 and serve
copy OF your Nexbush County wthntwenty
days eryee OF this exclusive OF the day Of sucA
you fail the compliant Aforesaid the
plaintiffs viii take judgment you for the OF fourteen hun
dos thirty with interest," besides
o. sut-DSed Nov. 10, 1880 FULLERTON FOWLER,
Pant.as Attorneys. lsw6wW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

TN PURSUANCE order of tho ssnegats Of The Comfy
New Yori Notice is hereby given al persons having eas
,,n,, WILLIAM Flynn ste City Of Kew York tso'a9s
to present hseofto tbs
Of John PJynn ths between list and T3rd sse @
CITY Of York on before the twenty first tsy hss ''AI
Dated Nav York The seventeenth day OF September 1870
JOHN FLYNN, gtscntefs
,1s,i,vsntyy FRANCIS CROEEREH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
COAL.

GOAL am selling COAL, as usual,
" of the BEST QUALIFY cheaper than any other deal'
er In the city from my yard corner King and Greenwich
ets (olo 6wD PETER CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

I'm PURSUANCE OF order the Surrogate OF tho County oHsw
York aoco hereby gives all having cals ssanss
JOHN BuRDElL hs Of tina City OF York dscsssed to pro
With thereof tho subscriber at his ONCE
No. 800 Broadway, the City Of New before the Fwea
eighth Nay neIDatsd Now III. S3d lay Of Noysmi
ber 1880 n.7law6nW HARVEY 8URDELL, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

DUCKING GUNS-A large assortment
~ Of all lengths and sizes, both single and double, ex
pressly for Duck Shootng-just received by
o91 i'm FRANCIS TONES & SONS, maiden-lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

SUPRE&E CoURT.-JoHS X. LAWSON asansg RIcaARD-
~ JACKSON JOHN LASG-ro the shove Famed esteai
This which Sled in ths County CLERKS oee OF oaks
Goshen he l5h November lS5 and copy
your County, wha twenty days after tbs
Of h, exclusive OF the day OF such AID
you fail the compliant aforesaid the psnuf < take
for the thee hundred and forty ave dollars sn1
MT three cents interest beside Of suit Dated Nov To-
1850 FULLERTON FOWLER,
MO Iav6vW Plaintiffs AttorueyJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

VNR. SHEW,S WATER CURE INSTI-
~ TUITION, corner Twslflhst and UniverOity-place
nnv0tF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

NNOR SALE, on accommodating terms
desirable retailers stock Of DRY GOODS mostly DO,
nestle amounting 10 between 1000 and $4,000 in store 81
Houstonst which and fixtures can be had IRON ist
December on reasonable terms. Apply on Iuesdeyy or
Wednesday 10 KITCHEN, MONTROSS& WIL 1,,
nG6 2tt 81 IlDeTty-sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

It PRIVATE SALE desirable
ABUILDING LOTS on the north side OF Fifty Eighth
ut between Broadway aud Seventhav. commencing l95
feet from Broadway size oeach lot % feet by lou IN
depth. , -. A., ,, -, tho cort,,
side OF Fy.eigh-st of the same dimensions poruon
Of The nrcba, money can remain bond and mortgage
For further particulars apply 10 ANTHONY j. bLE ~
ER hnrtione1r BrOad-st, NO NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

SuPRGhE CQURT-In the matter Of tie appAeshoa tAs
ASsrnss sst Cenmeuly d tao CITY Of ssE YorA ra
I've To he Opening Of SEVENTY EIGHTH STREETH f0sa
sd Ayenus 10 Fifth Avenue, tie SastOsre Ward VI sad city
PUBIC sots hsrssY BY the Mayor Asssn and Cenma
any q inc CITY Of SsT YORK puuan. 10 tbs such
uas acd PROVIDED, ;hs the said Mayor Alarmed aud ccmmta
OF ne Cry 81 ssu fot stA1i sks APPLICATION TIA ST.
pres Court Of tbs Stats OF New YORK Spsca Tsn Of tie
$40 to b held The City HALL The c Of Ssv YorG,
ths lh DAY OF Hovsnbsr, u. q
ihs Cou that day thersasr .s Counsel ssrS
Tor hs appointment of Commissioners
= As above ensd matter thS the Of the In
po'eHs9t the opening Of Seventy Es1 from Third Ave
que 70 ah Avenue The a,reenth Want C s osi
.n s map OF Plan OF sad City BY eneed Aa
a. tsa,s 70 iProv touching laying Of streets s4
oas ne City OF SeW York other purposes pSssss
apr IsoT HEeRf DAWES Counsel to tba corpcrzaoa
patsd Ss~, forh. October 81 1850 nTS a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

STTbbonss RSeSUkI-Jos1 c. Gny, cAa's aastsT.
-suInaons for money 90 eoatfacfo tAs
dseaaants,s You h.rsby summoned
an Sa SoSsiy Of S.s Yot a,hs CITY "a. CITY Of
otA gu h' eth day OF November
answer oa ne At oce No Nasn ia II. v NJ Nav.
fork Tht twenty lays after the hereof sIca.,e OF the
Gs Oh sceh aad you fail answer complaint
aforesaid the plaintiff. viii iGdsmsn fer the sum Of ssyea
huhetsd ana shy az dollars and iotty eehs nsresl
the fifteenth day OF November thousand hi d N
besides tbs costs OF this selen-paied November 1870
& L. fANCHER PLAINTIFFS Attorney
mao aw6w w 81 S,,ssn :, ~. Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

FIRE co.
HD-Of6ce No Merchants Exchange, Wail,st N. 4.
and IS Futonst Brooklyn. WIN ELLSWORTH, PreSk
A. g. STEVENS, Secretary. aus ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

I'm PURSUANCE Of sunogsts County OF
ANow Notice hereby given to all having elaine
against HORACE CHAPMAN te oGs City SfHsw York merchant
vouchers thereof
the ira perego, No "A Maiden lane the City Of New
York the Twelfth nf April neItDated New York,
the eighth day oocobe 1850 JONATHAN g. AYREs Executor
% lsw6mW" BETSEY DAY. EIecutrz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

VUyHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
a COMPANY OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORk, ofhce
Ocean Bank Building corner of Greenwich and Fulton as
CASH CAPITAL 100000. Insurance agains. losa
or damage by fire. CROMWELL ADAMS, President
GpnpsE " SAVAGE Secretary Je2on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

IN PURSUANCE OF Of the Surrogate OF tho coua Of
New York, notice hereby gwen to all having claims
against FRANCIS KELLY tho City Of NowYork grocer
drceased present tho with vouchers thereof 10 tbs dbser
ber Bernard Reilly No. l0 Fulton she City
New York before the eighth day Of March mort
Dasd New York the twenty second day OF oCtnhsr 1850
BERNARD REILLY, dmins.rator.
o73 aw6mtW ANN KELLY, Administrative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

NoIICE hereby gyss according law, all persons having
claims asaasi HORACE CoGSWG ELL late OF the YlaSs of
reerpo souho and County OF Suffolk deceased,
reqrJted exhibit the VITA vouchers thereof
to the Subscriber the goods chstte and credits
deceae6 residence Geenpor aforesaid or TO hs
Attorney Abraham southst Newfok or before
the Twenty day Msy ne,tDated New York. 2Ih No
enber, 1850. CArHERlkE CoG3WELl, AdmlnlstrA1rir
law6m
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-04
Public Opinion in Georgia.

The Athens Banner of March 81, sound
democratic print, republshes Mr.. Webster's
speech entire, with appreciation, styling him
the Tedmonan Ajax of northern whiggery.
The Banner also states that the county DEM
ocratic convention called in that town 10 ap-
point delegates TO the congressional district
convention, Tor the purpose of representation
in the southern convention as Nashville, was
an entire future, the whole number not ex-
ceeding sixteen persons.
The town bell was rung hy the marshal,
but all in vain. The people would not come !;
and these who were present concluded il was
best TO break up without any action whaIever
So the democrats of Clark county have no
desire TO be represented in the Nashville
convention. Indeed, there seems TO be
general conviction pervading the public
mind here thai the irritating questions which
have distracted the country will he settled
satisfactorily al the present session OF con
gress, and that all sectional action by the
south would now be njudicious. Anorher
and powerful consideration has been that
not more than halt the southern states will
probably be represented IN the convention.
and that its effect. under such circumstances,
would be 10 weaken instead of strengthen
the cause OF The south. In all of !his .eas-
onng there is great force. and we have no
hesitation in saying thai the southern con-
vention should M least be postponed until
after the present session of congress. In
thus view OF the case, we should appoint no
delegates
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-04

terlal out of which man makes his fields and
his garden. Here the Winds untamed, hurry
and dash against old Katahdin, and the
clouds kiss his bare forehead, and the storms
bruise his sides, and the thunders shout and
roar in his ears, but there he stands, un>
moved, unaltered, stern, lonely. grand, aw-
ful Just as God made him. On all sides
oil hun 1t seems as if il must have rained
rocks ever since his creation, while he HIM
self stands out, the huge skeleton of a world
You can hardly command your thoughts,
classify your impressions, or realize that the
scene before you. and the monster on whose
brow you feel yourself to be mere atom,
are realities. Great cloud-ma ker grand
PEDESTAL on which we aIirost expect 10 see
the footprints of the Almighty !-beiore |
was born you was here When and my
generation are all in the grave. here you will
stand, unaltered and the same lifting up your
granite head listening to the whispers OF the
clouds, the roar of the storm, the crash OF
thunders, and still procaimng the power OF
God! Here nature has piled up fearful
heap of rocks, buiSime has begun 10 work,
too-ior we found squirrel sitting on cne OF
the high rocks, far up among the clouds, and
we pmcked beautiful flowers peeping OUT
from the mountain rocks, so that life and
beauty had climbed up here and begun TO
nestle where man cannot live. The forest is
vast before you-immeasuraby so to the eve
The lakes are uncounted. The clouds hang
under your feet, and The mountain seems 10
rise and swell every momert-bui YOU feel
God must be greater! This mountain will
crnmble down, grain by grain. to plain, and
that sun will 90 out, but God He is the
same yesterday, To-day and forever
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-04
Laughable Blunder.

Two young gentlemen met, a few eve
nngs ago, at The house OF an acquaintance,
some Young ladies' for one of whom both
gentlemen entertained tender feelings. Ia II
spirit of frolIc one of the young ladies blew
out the lamp, and our two friends, thinking
Il favorable moment 10 make known the
state OF their feelings to the fair object OF
Their regard, moved seats at he same instant,
aud placed themselves as they supposed BY
the lady's side; but she had also moved. and
The gentlemen were in reality next each
other. As our friends could not whisper
without belraying Whereabouts, they both
gently took. rs they thought, the soft litle
hand of the charmer, and when, AFTER a
while they yentured TO give a tender pressure
each was enraptured 10 tintl it returned w'h
an unml>rakeable squeeze. 1t may well be
imagined that the moments few rapidly, ~
this silent interchange Of mutual affection.
But the rest, wondering at the unusual si-
ence of The gentlemen, one of them noise
lessly slipped ouI, and suddenly returned with
a lighl-,here SAT our friends most lovingly
>queez,ng each others hands-and supre.ne
delight beaming in their eyes. Their con-
sternation and the ecstacv of the ladies' may
he imagined, but not described. Both gen.
rlemen bolied, and one was afterwards heard
TO say that he Thought all the while Miss
- hand felt rather hard