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FINANCIAL.


TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS WANT
CO. nd A. enterrsps Man 70 engage with the adverti-
ser hsnufscturine busness In eiEhbourns city. The
Iee msnusctursd commands ready sales ana for eash
eny From 70 5000 cellars can be realized yearly Those
havns the above amount cash. and DESTROYS Of safe and
permanent business, viii address b. n, this once
MONTY LENT TO ANY AMOUNT ON GOLD AND Sill
AZ yer wstchs plate. diamonds, jewelry Sc aud porso
PSI prorrxo Of svery description BY John Levy. pawn
oreker ss Hast brcsdvay. ~ B-Psons be received
privately BY rinsipF the once bell.
MONTY TO LOAN, FOR SHORT PERIoDs-FRox %
A'A upwards AL descriptions Of property Cash ad-
sncea On soods Tor shs Everything oonaected with che
aucor ana commtssien bvsineas attended the
rasensbls terms Apply 20 n. OLDrIELD Auotioneer
Cenmiss nsrehant, Real Estate, House and General
Agent, 1ss will am street.
CoPrER NINE sPEcULArIoN.-I AN THE PRO-
pretor o. one undivided half Of several Copper Mines
which are jet but partially Developed but
vsre ssmined for before purohasnE BY Professor
huetsre Yale colege and received most favorable
er, TON him. snd subsequently, from Professor Taylor %
Copper Mines believe that Of Thousands Of dollars
can be realised heres and judging from the results Of other
Mines o. that region, oonsded belief and purchased
aceotatfy Book are already prepared be opened for
snbscrfptor 70 stock, but being continually engaged in
other occupations am unable 70 attend 70 this and
thtIeore wiling 70 dispose o. half Of all interest In
Nd mines hno lands there having been large amounts
PENDED ~ me the purchase Of the ard sinking shafts
IN one Of The mines Full particulars be obtained from
ferk. r.. BARNUM
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LArscH-rhs packet ship Under writer, OF 300 tons
register, belonging to H. ker mits Star line Of Liver
pool packets to be commands by Captain Thomas
shipey, will be launched from We aerv.lt Macksys
yard foot Of Third street. this afternoon at O'Clock,
precieely.
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NOT1cE-AN INDIVIDUAL, ANXIOUS TO ENGAGE
sons lucrative business tales this method Of In
any ort Who 10 deerou Of contracting rartnerahip
shsr IN The city or ecuniry that Ne can hayean additional
osptn o oetween t2ey and $500 In each. sstsfaotory
lewis, 10 The care Of Mr.. Nevkam firm Of Newham d
Dental, an meet attention.
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college club of thirteen, few evenings since the
ton ed fashiou Haas Haters On count
ing mp it found that nine Of the thirteen Knox
elegant fashionable beavers aud the other tn
other manufacturers. This certainly loud talk for
Knoxs popusrityto SPEAK technically qnite feather in
his cap And his caps almost his hats
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| DANoRANA OF TIE PILGRIMS PRoCaEs,-Now
| l. open at Washington Hall. No. 69S Broadway.



PARTL
Bnnysn Dreaming; Man in Rags; Eyangelift points out
Wicket Gate slough Of Despond; Hill Legality: Wicket
Gates Interpreters Palace Christian loses his Burden; Hill
Deulty the Arbor; Palace Beautfu Interior Viewing
the Delecabe Mountaln Aiming Of Christian the Depsr
turei Valley Of Humiliation; Fight with Appolyo Chris
tan receives the Healing Leaves Enters the Valley Of tho
shadow Of Death fend whispers Basphemy In his Ear
Passes through the Valley Giants Cave 0yetAkes Faithful
they the City Of Vanity Tru nphal Proceon; Vanity
Tar Gam Booth sc the Tempatons Trial Of Faith
full; he 10 led out to Execution.
BY Ends BeneyLove or Fair Speech meet the Pilgrims
Demas temple them the Silver hnej Pillar Of Salt River Of
the Water Of LIFE they lose themselves in the Grounds Oh
ant Despair the Giant eses them the Captve the Escapes
Dlecnbe Mountains; Shepherds show them the hountAns
Hill OF Error; distant View Of Celestial City: Fate of the
Apos Enchanted Land Land Of Beulah they enter the
River Of Death.
PARr Ill,
Representing feenes from the seoond part Of Bunyans
Work-hercy fAinting At the Wicket Gate Great Heart
EVA .Christana and her family 81 the Spring ayss.
dow Of Deaths Passage through The Valley Land Of Bsuia;
he sent to summon Chrstans another
enters the River Of Death Gate Celestial CITY Door
open az 90 commence quarter before o'clock Ad-
mitance Fifty Cents Children half price Family T.hsts
admitting four persons 81 Tickets be obtained Tn,
Boetoes An afternoon exhibition on Wednesday and sa-
II AIDES OR GENTLEMEN WISHING ENGAGEMENTS
IL at the rranhlin Museum. 16 Chatham Square,
next season conner cling the first week in January will
the above establshment.
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NotIce.-For Albany The Mall Steamer
Buffalo, Capt smith, leaves the foot OF Barclay st. this af
tornoop. at o'clock Passengers sy this steamer will
arrive In time to take O'Clock train OF
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MUSICAL.

CHAP SINGING cLAssEs. BIZ THE oELEuRA-
" tod prina donna teacher Sssors Eliza vasntni. Sic
dollars quarter only Two tmss week during hours.
Morning oassss for ladies only Evening classes for ladies
and gentlemen, In Consttusn HALL $50 Broadway where
sgnera Valentino b from o'clock 10 Pupils
private concerts twice month.
EHE LARGE MUSICAL BOXES, PLAYING THE Sc
II nous Family POLKA, and sohorsh, ana selections from
the fshonabls operas EssAnt Aosordeons Ana Fiutinas
Cold Pens And Pencil Cassr. watches and yewslry.
A. VAN vALKRNBURGH. l7 sarlsusst, up stairs.
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PERSON Al.

NfAN nIssING-ANDREw cowEN, ss YEARS or
I dressed In brown coat blue cap grey pants no
Fifth district station house, Friday msrni-r
home but has been since. inform 81
him will be thanhfuy received By JOHN CoWsN, 80 Wet
Fifteenth ct.
INFORMATION wANTED-OF PATRICK BROCK A
nstve Of Feeousp, county Kildare Ireland, who sailed
this country in the month of August 1872 from the city
o. Dublin he resided In Dubln for three years. With his
uncle Richard BAne Of sames street Harbor Any account
Of him would be thankfully received By his sister, ELLEN
BRoJ X who resides At No. l67 Prospect street. Brooklyn
Boston Pilot please copy.
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E.DST, &c,


T osT-IRoM THE WEARY OF THE NEwlBRIcHrON
- Ferry boats yesterday about il or IL o'clock. black
canvas covered Trunk marked the end with under;
wharf by who 10 known to the ooored who
tends abe wharf Whoever will the TO No.
10 Sramerey Park the place Of its dreoon shall be hbe-
rally rewarded ey applying to the subscribe.
G. BELpEN. to all ST., or 10 Gramerey Park.
OK REwARD.-Losr, BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND
RO deg, with white star on his breast. The above
ward will be paid for his turn TO 400 Broome street.
COUPONS Losr-sUPposED TO HAVE BEEN TAKEN
" from the nail ba of the Helena somaa lately
a9l 200 Of the six United States loan Of
less liberal reward will be given for the of the
No. Posts Bulldogs, Hanover st.
IN REwARD-LOsr, ON TIE nth ERA INST
~ small Account Book. with notes in the same,
drawn by Csmphe eoody payable to the order Of u.
Nelson da ed 18th Fl pr it0 for twenty hundred
and eighty dollars and ninety three ceats
tor forty days. the other for two As they will be OF
no use to one but the the above reward will be
paid to the finder by leaving them at the Office
Hotel Supposed to be losn one Of kipp Browns stages
OK REV ARD.-LosT ON THANKSGIVING DAY IN
pO Broadway or Tenth street. to st. Marks Church
large size gold oeket with hair The finder will receive
the above and the thani of the By returning
It to No Union Place.
I 0sT-ON THURSDAY EVENING. 6TH INSTANT
- between the second avenue and Houston street. La
~ Gold Ple th cluster 81 pearls and pendant The
der will be literally rewarded by retarnisg 1t to No. IS
Broadway.
CTRAYID-FRoM THE CORNER OF GRAND AND
~ Elizabeth Streets Bay Hore, with tobacco and
baes about o'clock Saturday evening for the recovery
Of which liberal reward will be paid BY leaving Informal
tion a. Thos Bowdens stable. 2 Hester street,
at u the Bowery.
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ivory eombinns nature and art WITH rare BY
for the coming These superior dayuerreotypes
eelorsd in McDougars exquisitey beautiful style rich
and varied Of old Loohes and Bracelets
mtntsd and plain Cases for Min,.urss AZ BRaDYs Ma
nal Gallery EOS Broadway N. B.The superior arrange
ment of light 1T this enables the proprieors
to take pictures in any weather.
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THE HOLIDAYS.

THE HOLIDAYS.
II IcH AND USEFUL CHRISTIAN PRESENTS. FRENCH
N tCarceiD Mechanical Lampe-The richest and inject
choice carce presion and moderator Lamps rich Chan
deliers Lustres Bracelets etc. China and rich cAiseed
bronze Lamps for garlors mantspisees studios etc. The
best OIL At nine shngs gallon. Lamps cleaned and
paired lArBs ISs4s AZ, Tor B,T,iss ,.,,,
IIsIFUL PREsINTs DURING TIE HOLIDAYS THE
" subscribers will onsr for sae BY the single piece and
consisting Of gold pens gold and silver pencil
case gold pencils silver ivory and tortoise shs holders
together with their patented extesson pen and pencil
sur sss) Of gold and silver with large blank places
fer oripsn peculiarly sdaped for pressnt Conhn
ourselves TO the Of the above articles exclu
sysy prepared exhibit the largest varied
And richest assortment offered In this country.
A.G.BAcLlY co 1so Broadway. up stairs.
HOLIDAY PREsKETs-THK sUBscRIBRRs HAVE
received and opening large anl varied
OF PApisr nachs rosewoos and other fancy goods
tEethsr With general Of Iads rubber
other variety Of dos TOYS games 49, which they viii eel
In small iets = y ns ,1Ss Bi.s, a, .hc::ss prices
Northwest corner Of cssn St. MP stairs.
GREAr ExCITRnENT AT 30 BowERY.-rHE SUB
" sorbers desireus to olose their fall mportaon
the approaching holidays offer the whole 81 their stock
consisting Of curtain materials lace and muslin curtains
window esrnices ans shsdes tassss simps with everything
in III. upholstery line 10 osnt lower than aay other
-'" An u n 4. Dzvrrs. uphos.r.r.. 300 Bev.ry.
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THE BALI. SEASON.

TEE FIFTH ANNUAL BALL OF rue KMNHr
\ Guards. Will take place Monday evening January
1851 81 tbs Coliseum $50 Broadway Mr.. shelsons ssle
srsted Ccsilon Band engaged for the oceasion. The
assisted BY polite ssd sn,eisnt TieOr Committee.
CAPT JAS. MccRATH. Chairman
CoRronAL JoHS Mvpsoy. Secretary.
ME- TRxDIRlCKA BALLET MASTER or BURTONp
" 1bsatre respectfully 10 his friends and the
that he gives Lessons In the latest fash sty
OF ball room danoine ~ home Aat abroad. Bshosh ant
private families attended Residence IS rranklin street
A NNUAL BALL or FULTON FIRE ENGINE co. n,
"A aNiblos Garden on Tuesday evening. Deosmbsr ~.
1850 Dodvsrths celebrated Qusdrle Band s engaged.
1iohe two dsars 70 be ks1 AZ ths principal bstss or
any Of the COMMITTEES Of aryngsnsnts.
y. !. BRENNAN, c. .imAa.
y. Ce-srA rrrsr. Secretary.
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o Oversho<s for Travelling, also

leather rubber Ov hoes of every dissertations dubl
sole cork sole lirh and dress Boots Caters 80 Of
description at BROOKS New forR Boot and Shoe Empo
rum 50 Fulton street. tie cheapest place in the city to
good article.
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pARNUA's AMERICAN NUsEuM.-P. T. BARNUy

RARkUh'S AMERICAN kUsEUM.-P. T. BARSUH
Proprietor and hansger-John Greenwood. Jr, Assist
ant habager-Atternoen perform at 3Evening at
o'clock 10th December 1880 and all This Week.
The manager as peaeure to another and
original moral and drama prepared from Hoyrths
immortal Pic in d and
Of interest and eAtited the Curates Daughter
produced without regard TO and with to tho
effect In the Afternoon the Saloon per-
will commences With the divsgpg little piece Of
smuspg farce Of rue sEcREP In the evening. the
ssndid rev ORIGINAL moral and domestic pictorial drama
Of THE CURATEs DAUGHTER-FAnpv, Miss Chap lsn
Abel Rotsmsy Mr. CIV Clarke; John Gudden, Mr. Badsvsy
James Duttor Mr.. Henkps Malachi Mr. Andrews For full
particulars of which programmes and small bills. The
tire Chinste Museum e been added
TO this tstablshu ent, and 10 vast curiosity The ipsy
Fortune Teller yet be here Admission IS CENTS
children under " yssu ofage, l2n cents.
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ROADWAY rBEArRA-fHE PUBL Is RESPECT
rally informed tAss arrangement has teen entered
sts, for limited period. with The Great Par Ballet
Tresps, under the direction Of
Mona ROBERT KEMP,
lnersetns tie names sfths following principal Arsts
4lLs C1EsrIKE FRANoK. y rrt -. 80
From the Grand Opera, Paris. .. .
msnA kEoN xaynosA,
Iron .As Psrts ST. Martin Theatre Paris.
4ILE VIcroRNE FRANCE,
From the Grand Opera, Paris.
hoHs. On EDEa.uK M'LLE ksPrSosA,
49,. = Frem the Porte St. Martin Theatre, PAifa
AONb ChAs. ki0ENeCBkNCK Leader Of the Orchestra.
Prem the Porte b. Martin Theatre Paris for the per-
fermance exclu sively Of
MAGNIFICENT BALLRrs,
Will BE- brought forward with the full Of
me Auxiliary Dancers. excellent
Orehef" Scenery, Decorations Propsrties Dresses APP
These eminent Artists whore performances have been
greeted in the principal cities Of Europe
MONDAY. Dee 10th, 1850,
In the Grand Ballet PAntomime in and
bleaux. entitled
49, Ii DlA BILE QUATRE.
swrtten and prod by Messrs Leuven and Narier
~ the Royal Academy Of nuse Of Paris with unbounded
The Grand Comic Ballet
LES kKUSIERs,
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MECHANICS HALL, NO. AZ BROADWAY ABOVE
AVA Grand sreet-Open every night during the week untl
inrbsr notice The original and we'll known CHRtsTY's
hiNsTFELs comprising as efficient and versatile corps
OF talented and experit need perormers under the
nagement Of Chrisy whose ooncert In his city for
succession OF four have been received with favor by
highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets IS
cens Boors open at half past Elk eomnsnceea half past
seven O'Clock. The patrons of Chrstys Mnsres
peotiuy Informed that the usual Saturday
eers will be discontinued for the future Christmas
day an aernoon Convert, eommeneing az o'elosk p NJ
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FOR SALE AND no LET.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENr.-A GOOD MODERN
built two and half story dwelling Ham nond
the enre furniture complete as IL stands which nearly
Satisfactory references to character and
hty will be expected. Possession be had
Address N. l.. At the Herald office.
CLIFTON, sTATKN JsLAND-BUILDING LOTS LoR
most svorsbe terms Covela to build immedatey and
against nuisanoss required several lots and
in the immediats vicinity Of the Bay
Wv. VAN wAoENEN, Hanover street.
LNoR SALE ON Stain ISLAND, VALUABLE FARM
ated In Northheld within half mile Of
ing At Chelsea containing about seventy exceeu
rod aws' .,. Of s.a 81. gu,-
buildings. excellent water and nne orchard. Apply to
LOT CLARKE, Esqr- Lawyer. Port Richmond.
HOUSE AND FURNITURE yoR sALE-TBE PLEA
sanity situated house and lot $50 Brooms street.
house three deep the basement ns and second
stoes The psrlor 10 ~ By TO- divided from dining III
by 90 by glars doors has du mb waiter speaking tubes bells
supped With Crosop, baths and water clossts there
10 aso In each story and The whole combining
mere Of the modern inRtovcments than usually found in
Offer aavoabs lease Of the will be given Apply
to Nv. H0LBERToN, rs Maiden lane.
DAMS POWER PRESS ron sALE.-oNE ST ,oND
"A hand old patent Adams Press in complete order sss Of
platsn s7sst inches will se s.ld low.
XVATcH DoG-FOR SALE LARGE AND UNcoM-
w monty me bull mAstin dog, very savage Apply 70
PETER THOMPSON. 81 Cola street.
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. OOO OOO OF BOTTLES, NEAgLY, or pR.
Z,OOV,VOV Kellir gers hasis Fluid for ths hair
haze been ses in iars. bottles from l 20 a. each 81 81
on shumter Of persons Mr. Allnutt Or KS agent a6
Broadway had hair for hfteen yesrs; he
hes6che and In few days his hair 20 grow very
tsst lie wall tell o. other wonderful eases Mr. Ps.on o.
only used bottle the hair
had Mr. VIM Gardner has h hair restored ~ two bottles
he 81 the ferry At the head u Grand street,
Don't fail 10 send and get circular osstainng the
tonishibs record. eos. also. Hystts Life Bsss.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


NOR ALBANY AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS
The Bunaio Capt NTH Win leave the fost
Of Barclay 49, tha (sundsyD Aftsrnoon at bosoek. For
passage apply On beard.
NRW YORK AND PHILADELPuIA.-NHW YORx
~ anl PhiiatslpAia prsct-Units1 States Nall Line
Ihrevfh is ~ hssr. vie nsv Jersey RAilrcad Par
Ew Yesh frs. feet q oe.rsasts street. az q
"a. n. aad r. H. frcu foes Of Liberty
lakspAis ~ sals A r. sal ?. NJ sreu feet 81 wssss
CHASoI o! HOURS AyrIR MONDAY nsr ooro-
" ber-CAnden asd Amboy Raiiroad Line for Phiiadsl-
pha noon BY boat John Potter daily sunday
sreertsd from r<e~ No. North River. rars a.
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RRoUGHAh's LYCEu M-sPECIAL NorIcE.-raE
~ lsdes and gentlemen connected with this
are notified TO assemble the stage Monday next
10TH az IL O'Clock preparatory the opening I'D
int MA few more season tickets yet left price
$50 to he had at the Office Of Leeds Co.. Wall street, Aso
ofseharfep berg Luis, Music Sellers Broadway.
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NEW ksrABLuHMENT.-Wn HAVE TIE HONOR
10 recommend 70 the pusls lasss assortment Of
the mot erssspt fancy articles perfu and OIL
nss Tass Asd china porcelAi from France
BEBEELRIN nkrkR, No D2k Grand street, bstwssa
Eidrdse ssa Allen streets
T,BohAs \. BROADWAY, is NOW orFERING SOME
Of the choicest Duchess Co Beef and Mountain Muttsp
In the New York market At his cid stand No. Clinton
haste Psrsen. coming 70 the shove nArke, win do well
- svs him call
N BUPRAT, LADIES HAIR DREssER, PUPIL or
~. NJ Cfosat recently arrived from Paris the
great srnbions bere Duprst received from the King
the FDscn tstiro nia scknovecsisg his perfection in
the art o. mshins Wigs Toupees rrs.t.. hsh slsssnt
hsunys No. So Broadway, New York.
NVHoLEsALE MURDER AT go BHoADwAY.-
w Lyons Magnetic Powders slay
Thoufs Dc of bed-bugs dayy
Armies q feas thfy destroy,
Eoashts from ereviees deooy,
And give 10 all the insect race
speedy D. de
Remember, too, that Lyons Pill
viii rats and mice, By wholesale, hill;
while pills and ovders-harmless, mild
nsa,sn, would no, hurt child
. OOO OOO OF BOTTLES, NEARLY, OF Oh.
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Fine Arts.-Talhotypes, or Likenesscs ON

Ivory paper Glais Thee pictures of Unsurpassed
auty and truthfulpess combining all the correctnss
with TIE rnsh Of highly ght pat
II public invited % speeiu at 2 Broad
A.Q BRAUNs, (ste Lange nhem X Col
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-10-25

Wilmington and New Hanover 9th, 2Sth and
29th, to be arranged by the Divisions in the
County.
Other appointments will be made in due time.
In making these appointments, the Commit
tee are aware that several Counties have been
omitted which it is very desirable that Bro.
White should visit, but owing to previous en-
gagements, he is compelled to be at Warrenton
on the 18th of November, and therefore BERTHE
and Martin had to be neglected. He will ne.
eessarily pass through this City on hisroute from
Franklinton to Smith6eld, and if 1t be ascer-
tanned that an extension Of his time in the State
can be obtained, the Committee will use then
exertions in procuring it, and thus afford him
an opportunity of visiting those Counties. Thu
same remarks will apply to the counties in the
Cape Fear region. If his services can be pro
cured for longer time, Brunswick, Bladen, and
Columbus Sc. maybe embraced in the list d
his appointments; ifnot, he will be compelled tc
pass on to Clinton and speak on the 3Oth o.
November, and at Fayetteville on the I'd and
Sd Of December, and then on west, through
Richmond, Anson, &C.; of this howeverd due no.
tice will be given.
The Committee have acted with no DESIGN n
neglect any place or Division; but as the time
ofBro. Whites stay is limited, (unless further
arrangements can be made with him,) they
have, with the map of the State before them
marked out the route above laid down, that a.
little time may be lost as practicable, in tray
cling, and that he may visit as many differen
sections of the State as possible. It is hoped
therefore, that those who may deplore the fail
IRE of a visit from him among them, will appre
clate the peculiarities of the case, and award t.
the Committee, Gwhat is their design) adisposi
ton to do Justice to all, SO far as the cireumstan.
sces will admit.
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THE STUDENTS DEATH.

Among the many incidents related by P.
NJ. w. P. Philip S. White, is one Of thrill
ling interest, the particulars of which he was
himself conversant with. 81 knew" says
he of a young man who ven to college,
and studied very successfully. Being of a
bright and animated disposition, he was Of
ten invited to pleasure parties, and although
he went to them he could never be prevailed
upon to take a glass of wine. He was en-
gagged to be married to a young lady of the
first rank, and all seemed to 90 well and
promise a future happiness 4; but intemper-
ance had to do its work. While at a party,
the young lady was told of the abstemious
nature of her intended partner. She was
told that nothing in the world could induce
him to drink a glass of wine. Don't say
sO, she said, till l have tried him. She
asked him to take a glass of wine from her.
He firmly refused. She threw her arms
about him-she prevailed. He got intoxi-
Gated. The abstemious youth became a
drunkard, and ran rapidly in the downward
course. Her father, though in the habit Of
drinking himself, could not bear to see his
daughter marry a drunkard, and he was or
dered from the house. The father got into
difficulties and became bankrupt. He went
into the back settlements to recruit his for.
tune. One night about twelve years after
wards, while there was noise, and dancing,
and music, a strange wailing noise was heard
outside the building. 1t became louder and
louder. All was silent. The music ceased,
the door opened, and the figure ola man en-
tered and threw himself on the floor, CRYING,
80, God, save me from the fends = The
young lady went up to him, and as she ap-
preached, his upturned eyes met hers. 1t
was too much for her-she tainted away
He whom she had wronged thus, lay before
her a poor maniac, and in two days more, /
had the melancholy duty of attending his fn-
neral and hearing the clods of the valley
rumbling upon his coffin. She is now, Il
still living, in a lunatic asylum,-her father
and mother sleep in an untimely grave. o,
what an amount of sin must a person have to
answer for, who thus is the means of running
a precious souI-of causing a weak brother
to perish! !" It is for Philip S. White, by
his superior eloquence. to give this sad tale
in all its dread reality.
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FURTHER APPOINTMENTS FOR
P. NJ. W. 2. PHILIP S. WHITE.

Having been requested to make some ap-
pointments for Brother White, after the adj
journment of the Grand Division, after con-
s~ultation with some of the brethren in the
East, we have determined upon making the
following:
Edenton, Monday 2Sth at night.
HEREFORD, Perq. Wednesday sOth
Woodville, Thursday S1st
Elizabeth City Nov. LIST at night.
Camden c. Ho. do. 2dand at night in E. City
Edenton On the 4th of November.
Plymouth Nov. 9Th
In addition to the above, the Committee ap-
pointed for that purpose, at the late session Of
the Grand Division, have made the following: