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The New York herald., 1851-08-18

EowN TIrArHr-A fine entertainment for this
evening. Mr. and Mrs. u, Williams who are great
land a. u Is The amusemrnts will conclude with the
drama Of . La Tour de Nesls.n with Mr. Eddy and Mrs
Jones In the principal characters
btLois GsEDES-The Ravels offer a very attractive
bill for to night The cntertainms nts commence with
tie comic military panomime Cf the Soldier for Love -
1hit will be followed by grand advertisement
pisfg eight characteristic national dances and all will
cloee with the rantomirne Of "Jocko."
DvrTo~s TIEAur-The Chambers street theatre
opens us evening With Burtons new and excclleat
company comprising many Of the best comedians the
day. Tie pieces selected are Married Life' and
TIE laughatle farce called That Rascal Jack with the
ee!ebiGied John Dunn In the principal character.
NsrioNhi THEArKr.- rur6y. ever active as a manager,
Irsnts tne entertainment for this evening The
LFet piece h the tragedy 81 Ugoiuom with Scott the
leading fnture The neat in succession will be NADIA
lire, with Aiss Julia Peby. new actress. ~ Madans
Ire White TO conclude with the farce Of Glinsha a..
Bfsdtbaw. and Ia shaw
CutisTv's Mfysrnris give n very amusing entertain
rett this evening singing iust uInCnta ptrformanscs
aid ~. uisite dsIcirg
futovs NiSsrrrrs Those who can take delight in
tne negro p,rformar should 20 ana see swAine A
hn' pr, gitn me fcr this evening
Ntu.rY Cams. DsooELYv Mr. Philips takes his
ltb,tt This evening. lie presents fpe entcrtainmen
We nope he nay have q iu house.
TIir 20 HAtL.i rofcsqor Bderson the great Wizard
q the North gives one of hs excellent entertaine uts
this evening. No doubt hundreds will 90 10 see him
BuVrN'sMrsf ,-. perf,c, Hood Of gto r rtune ap-
pears q have set In upon Barnu since the prod
~ the new rautoIaime of enchantment. entitled the
Nytc Croaf.' ana Ph!ip Martnstti Who does must Of
The Nond.fiul anu comic tricks IN which the piece
abounGs j. tTrsuded o the echo every night by the
netse crowd gathered " witness the splendid per-
fufmgIrc
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Mr.. Tunrcr. Tie Poet.

To rHE Epiros or rur NEw YorK HrRstp.
sir.-Whl ycu kindly enable me, through the medium
G. your vcrdwide paper to correct piece Of false intel
hgencs less important 10 me not only as dealing
somewhat cavsierly with my trutbfulness, but also as
The Iosait'e rrecursor to other like inventions An
American newspaper then has Informed s whom Il may
concern. ss FOL ows in the paragraph enclosed -
br. Naitn faruhar Tuprtr. !. r. s.. has returned 20
Ingcud, and viii soon give 10 the rord ls Views Of oe
thd manners n America. lie said, indeed on one or tao
occaons tt be should write no book about us yctsays
TIE furhCclcue hayt IL from excellent authority that
e las maturtd Dis Iau for tie purpose and will lose
TIME IN tEnEuE cut TIC Iefults of bis summers obser
Nation.
Nov ts the shortest and best to this excellent
authority sndt al probable comments on the veacous
rumor rive ne leave 90 state simply that never in
tended 90 write have not written sm not writing
and ain n,t ttustc write any book at s about my
cert Viet ] have the honor % be- sir.
iCuE etliged servant
MARTIN 3. TUPpER
Aitlnt Surrey July g. 1851
The New York herald., 1851-08-18
Police Intelligence.

More assaults uih KnJe-On Saturday evening"
Mr.. q. W Brewer, residing at No. Vsndam street,
was peaceably walking through Laurens street, in
the company oftwo friends when he was suddenly &C
others, when alteration took place between hsm
which ultimately resulted in McNrrny drawing a large
drS Knife im his pocket and plnngDg i at the Per0n
inficting severe, If not fatal wound An alarm
giyer, and McNerny was taken into custody by Officer
Wildey Of the Eighth ward police, and in she morning
conveyed before Justice McGrai h, who committed him
to to m TO answer the charge Of 'a''nE with intent
.fnofLsr--A eolored man named Joseph Everson was
arrested on a charge Of sabbng, with a knife white
man named Asa H. Higgins inucting dangerous wound
in tie left side the region Of the heart II
that Mr.. Higgins and Robert Cooney were walking in
company together, about ii o'clock Saturday night
and While passing the of Sheriff ard Stanton
streets negro sitting on the corner when some
remarks were made and Immediately the negro jumped
up and thrust the knife in the side Of Higgins II
that me alteration bad taken place between the par
ties short time previous to the af ay. The accused
was taken into custody by Officer schermerhorn Of the
Eleventh ward, and conveyed before Justice Timpson
who held him TO bail in $500 to answer the charge.
Ch1g. g Grand Larceny On Saturday Afternoon OF.
Gcer Collins Of the First Ward Police, arrested a mau
named Roger Burns, keeper Of boarding house at No
Albany street, on charge of taking from one Of his
bosrders, named Hugh Mccullough, drafts amounting
ECO pounds sterling also. ssven soyeregns, aud
American ten dollar geld piece together with check for
s3 seems that Mccullough had but the day before
returned from western tour aud had put up Burns
house awaiting his departure for Ireland having paid his
passage in Of the Liverpool packets to sail in
days On Friday Mccullough, 1t seems was intoxicat.d
ard had been gambling in the house, aud ultimately put
to bed and ON his getting up in the morning he dis
covered he had been robbed Of the property above
scfihed and now suspects that he robbed byome
In the house and Burns has been arrested
by The police. Justice Lothrop committed the accused
TO prfoD to await iurtber hearing.
Cbcrg, ~ .qrsoH-During Saturday night, shanty oc-
cupied by Ihomss Brady by fire. situated
ON the corner of street and First
Brady has wife and five childe who turned
destitute by the couhagration. About half hour AZ
ter the fire suspicion rested Brady that he the
person who purpoeely fred the premises; accordingly
ue.rs Marks and Morton Of the hteenth Ward Police
took Brady into custody about o. clock sunday
morning charging him with the crime TIE accused was
conveyed before Justice McGTath who him TO
prison 70 await further examination.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

The REVOLUTION I'M CUBA.
Reported Increase and Success Of tho
Liberating Army.
Confirmation Of Previous Accounts Relative to-
the Surrender of Patriots,
&C., &C., &c.
BALTIMORE, August II, 1851.

BALTIMORE, August II, 1851.
The brig Charles Kershaw previously reported at Char
leston from Havana which place she left on the 18TH
announces the arrival at the latter port Of the u g.
stesmer Vixen, with intelligence that many of tho
patriots from Cenfuegos, Trinidad Villa Clara, ana
Principe had surrendered TO tie government troops sn
many others had been taken prisoners
The prevaltn. opinion at Havana was that the dstur
bance was very serious but commercial matters
theless, remained unaffected
An arrival at Jacksonville Florida, from Ca.denas inc.
date confirms the previous accounts of the patriot
cesses. They were daily increasing in numbers, anta
anxiously awaiting the arrival of Gen. Lopez.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

Tonight the putiic are to have La sonuambuls for
the iast time this aud we advise those who have
not hesrd Doso In this oTefs delight their with
her brilliant and elective vocslization She looks acts
ard sings, IN The ron of Amiue. with degree Of merit
which = charming aud We TO have the Bar
bitle G siyEha in the of the wect with Bsr-
tucca Who returns the stage more TO delight
many admir-
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ance Of which he has as much interest as any
other person in the kisgdom. Truely, liberty of
every description fourishes in England-nos for
getting the prerogative of every Br,on of the lib
erty TO starve, which millions of them have done
within the last two or three years.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18
Negro Lynched-U. 3. Ship Decatur.

BALTMoRE August II, 1901.
negro convicted of rape, at Columbus (Geo) hav.
ing been pardoned by the governor, mob broke open
the JAIL at Of the 18th dragged him through the
streets, and hung him tree.
The U. ship Decatur has arrived at Pensacola fon
q crrise in the Gulf.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

continue TO devote HE attention especially to Diseases
TIE Iye snd iar, from 70 o'clock daily at Tie same
he has occupied for tie sst yes-s as Hrosd
way, entrance Ia Warren f where te hadh his rcats
on TIE fye price ceh's Also. Artificial Eyes aud hs
StlfAeting BE and Ear Fountains.
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We can hardly suppose that any Of our

lady friends te ignorant Of the healing powers OF the
Oranpc Flower Lotion. after all that has aid OF ID In
the public rrc,s; Bu, there sny who are afflicted
with Iimples trechcs tan unburn, &c would beseeoh
them To maze fair trial Of this excellent IL is
sold by Rushton Clarke Co No. l0 and 5 Broad way
and 10 Attor IIoupe.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

Gle lnown 90 chtmtry that wilt Instantly convert red or
heir 90 brown black fquay celebrated is Cou
rseo Italian Nsdisaed Scar ir ihe Of Tan, Pimpie
Ireckrs suhlufB SaovIeas &c. Poudre subtitle uTroots
hsir from low ereheads, any part Of the body Lilly
hLt Liquid ROUGE Hair Restorative found at " walkcs
4. rcar Ercna
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It.~.i-- new sctocnrr. c8lsd tlo Co,oty Chew was
lGltsitl 90 Sow LtudcD. l1th ~ .-cu tt. .h'p yard
As-f PANEL and fses Ieckui tr iut-r t-i Or the
thIe ftsiu,ss she 81 81 stoct hlDtr IONS bug
Der. snd is snldered vtry ,e-o tsr.e of Ler class
-Es is .Ls thrd vsss t1ie5 e. Nsw LcLLcG within
~ az I-f. 81 ~ sage .Gr'E
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der1ul nsryipe of such extraordinary power that NO
iatttsr how low the nervous ystem M invariably restores
H. and the patient 60 perfect teathfu activity livery
con ~lo lntws tnJ thing Of tie nerves. know thA. ali d
easts atI upon them l02 Nassau street. 81 per bottle
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

THE LAST MAD Ok CAsUALrY.-We gave, q few
days ago. the particulars of another casualty caused
by the driving of cattle through our crowded
thOroughfares. Is there to be no end to this I!
How much longer are the lives and limbs Of our
citizens to be eopardized by the pratice of driving
cattle through our streets in the day time There
is not we believe, in the whole civilized world.
worse governed city than New York Oar taxes
upwards of three millions Of dollars year, an
We get nothing, or next to nothing, for this vast
outlay. The members Of the city government are
particularly attentive to everything that concerns
their own interest or that Of their party, but they
are deaf to the wants Of the people. They will
man@uvre in every possible way to oust Chief OF
Police, and place in his Office fayorite OF their
own, ami do anything else mean and contemplate;
but, when called upon to pass an ordinance for the
protection of the lives, or limbs, or property OF
their constituents, they plead pressure OF business
or make some other ridiculous excuse. The Cor
poration now in power is the weakest, mts corrupt
and most i'm beetle that the city Of New York has
ever been cursed with. The Cafres would make
bet er lie isators.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18
Eires,

BOSTON, August IT, 1851.
Yesterday, the stables in Parker street. Rosbury,
pied by the fremont Lire of Boston and Roxbury
buses, were burnt down. The horses saved.
The dwelling house and barn Of A. Reed, 10 Shirley
were destroyed by fire. yesterday Loss 81 ooO No In
turap.e
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

III pro Vrisors do cai that this medicine iafa
ne but the certificates Of merchants AMI ats-en
we'll hown 20 the public tor abundant proof these
Btters have been remarkably successfu aad worth
rial For sale W a. B. y. sands, 100 Fulton street; A.
y. tcovn 90 sd, ara &. n. Ring. IL broadway; g. H.
CoddinEton. 500 nudscn street, and as Broadway; H.
Cuon, E7 Bowery. Of grtnd s,rtet Hall Rleke
United States and Canada.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

Of Rehs Safesthe Safe in the
end lSE Gilbert Cos. Alta California orioe
burnt and the Safe which stood the their former
building has sgsin proved itself true Saamnnder
serving all their books and from the devourng
ment IN the recent confagration of I'D June IL
Riebs make. Rof Stearns Co. successors to Rich Co.
have upwards Of 100 safes in as tn
piled TO the Alta California For sale their depot l46
Water street.
ALMON ROFF, ]. C. sTEARNs A S. MARVIN
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

saved in of Rich Co.'S Safes kessrs Rod Searns H.
Co.. successors to Rich Co., li6 Water St., New York
One Of your safes, 22O2 purchased Bates Of
In his coffin warehouse when the latter
by re few weeks since and his valued
at 81 600, from any damage g. w. RAYMOND.
Chicago, ILL.,, August :, lSJI.
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Ladies, II you wish TIand,om, G.,ter po.

~ l2s 49,, and los 60 Go Miller In Canal street IL you
vish sppers ties, and buskins Of the first quality at
shd s or the second qaAty At 6s aud a. the pair 20 10
hliers FINALLY, you wish article In boot and
shoe ne-or ladies' Misses chiidrenss GOOD quality
eireet to J. ID. hiller's, lJi Canal street.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

Piano fortes by monthly public meeting will
be held en- Monday evening next August Isth Larze
Buildings Room No. (up stairs at o'clock. The object
OF meeting to give information of the plan and princi
pies o the Society and TO receive members lorna
uon Of Second Association. Persons who engage
during the butness hours Of the day take this oppoiu
ntv TO acqsant themselves with the operations
eiatiop. JOCLLYN 4 WATSON, ,Trustees. 29 Brondwav
The New York herald., 1851-08-18
Hair Dys ana VIA. can bo ro~pd In IN.

feattrt Tcrston st Bstctelora wall etrcc His Wixs
e unsquslha tor natural and durability His
oair ple 90 ttvOrstly Erowh 10 needs
san be procured also from ali ,hs Drusgss and Perpers
N country
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

of Varek and Vandam streets contains SALE Black
and Green Teas of unequaed quality at A. aud pound
Also Sugars OF every variety unsurpassed for ther
ority ana The Liquor departmentis FULL with
recherche selection Of Liquors. Prandies. Wines ac and
wish for good Segar just enter into tie
west corner Of Nariek and Nandam streets.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

The BosroN YAcHT WITcn,-The new schooner yacht
Witch with pleasure party OF gentlemen, arrived on
Saturday from Boston, via Newport and several ether n
termedate ports where she stopped for short periods
She lies at anchor of the Battery, and though not
Of large dimensions of that class yet
presents very fine appearance She will sail to-day
to. morrow on her return to Boston direct
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

These two celebrated pugsts will have trial skill ,
ths istic art tomorrow evening" for stake at Magers
Elizabeth street. which will undoubtedly, be the most
sen fc d play that has taken place IN this
For admission, &c, &c, study the bills.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18
Kew York, Monday, August IS, 1851.


DopRLE SHEET HERALD. '... .....' i/s o1-
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These beautiful abres, tapestry patterns, reads
n immense variety for the trade and housekeepers
dueed preesOr cash city aided
the manufacturer. SIDNEY JONES Carpet Hall rs and
4 lnlelphia- $50
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United states Circuit court.

special tom n his court will Ne heli ru tb. ss.cuJ
bufsGs etb DAY ~ 'ttember hearing .1fnirr Jaw
arg. uenfs csu.es ir Cd t'y ard OBJ als miraty
Notes n iguc Hpft ~ fledOn g teige tie Ikussday
lttyous
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subject ether but one thing all persons Ar,
kgrced that is that the shoe old
the Bootmakers Unon ~ Nassau street. are 10
the city.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

btatr corner Of Leonard street have already
received their new 'a sks Cashmere DE lnines
and every other hind Of ladies' fall winter dress
and rich and elegant assortment II is too. They yet
also tplehdd stock Of thin goods which they are
selling out cheap.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

50 Tmakiug establishment No. fstor House. i s nor.
ccnsT5 its dstnaushed clafs Of custom and ts
uhcqualltd nc and beauty Of the Shhts made there
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

Csmtrt better adapted climate with its fr ,ueat
and rapid changes from heat - cool dampness tho
eThr ooas 10 be had at the New York Stocking factory
90 povcry.
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wat ease that beautiful Hack Frock style Of those
elegant Pants, figured cassnere the fancy
SIX Nes-al cost only s5 also. few splendid Over Coats
az - each-eOrnsr Nassau and Beekman streets.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

Movements of General Scott.
NoRFoLK, August 16, 1851
General Scott, yesterday paid visit to the franklin
depot, and returned in the evening.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

TnE TrRNnG or ug TAsfEs Many sweeping
charges have emana,ed from the Commissioners
OF Emigretion against the runners, f5rwariers, and
boarding house keepers but, 10 seems, that the
tables are now turned, ard that thc Commissioners
are os'siied in turn with consiA arable vgor
g." much tact There are always Two sides 10
'''y question, and our maxim il to gies fair play
:. al parties. Accordingly, we publish to-day a
''pVi' o. ne Proceedings ola meeting held ~ the
IuLners on Sa'uiday evening, At which they declare
war 70 the knife against the Com mnis.'oners y
appears also, hat tdey have cnea ,ed the services
oftEo cOunsoiers These di,.rssior- az, c,i.,,i,,.
ca 20 d) good an o elicit truth. and ibe r,bli, viii
crIile az just tonslgsioRs in the cad
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

ANrRcAs scWSrrFic CONVENTION tr ALRiSr.
The American Scientific Association will hold
Their annual convention this year at Albany, aud
theproeceding q, which will commence this day shall
be fully reported in the HeraH The present meet
ing Of ihis learned body-which embraces in its
brotherhood some Of the most discerning sons Of
science in The worlds expected to be Of more than
ordinary interest. Professor a. d. Bache. the pre-.
sent President Of the Association, on retiring from
that distinguished Office, which he has adorned
with great ability, viii deliver the annual address
Professor Louis Agassir, man Of extraordn ny
research and vast power Of mind, Il the President
elect. The Association viii meet in the Albany
AcademY.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

Ann, Surrey JOY g 1851
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-10-09
aKEEP A JOURNAL"

We commend the following thoughts
from the Galena Gazette, to every young
man. Yes, by all means keep journal,
no difference what be your avocation IN
life. We have kept Journal since boy
hood and know its benefits sufficiently to
commend the practice to every young
man
.KEEp A JOURNAL" writes correspou-
dent, and we venture to repeat the adsices
Il tends 10 stimulate the mind, keep the
ewes open and interest one in the out OF
door world OF common life, which but very
iew men, Young or old, are inclined to APP
precia,e. Show me young man who has
kept journal for several years, which has
been filed up in The interval between reg
ular work and rest, and will show you
Young man who has the persistence TO do
great things. An idle man, literary man,
student, who wishes 10 acquire facts OF
III, e that will bcautiiy common things, an
artist who would record his impressions as
riches acquired, may keep full and cnm-
aletc iaurna--it is their vocation and lndl-
Gates no particular merit but for q Young
man in a mercantile, mechanical md labn-
rioas ealing 10 do 50, indicates will, hahits
Of mind and persistence which may achieve
a!nasi anytIlinr. A ! pleasant record OF
he past and IN Instructive monitor tor the
future, the practice is of eminent service
md value The rising mn will learn how
istsnce len!s enchantmenf, the faillng
fnan-but filing men rarely keep journals
the Young man how the world ~idens as
he goes on, and the old man, how It mar
rows as he creeps down 10 the grave. i
8 history ofthe past, a record OF the pres
ent-aud prophecy Of the future.
IF YOU keep Journal or D.arv, let It by
all means be an honest one, it were worth
ess without. both to yourselfand the world.
# you de mean and dirty things, or have
similar thoughts, put Them down; you will
soon get seur whole character on paper
and will be able to perceive how great a
rascal you are, and il may lead 10 improve
men,. Great scoundrels deceive them
selves as much in the estimate of their own
characters, and lives. rs ihev try 10 do 9TH
ers. Let your Journal and Diary be true
record Of Your experience aud feelings,
correct portrait of men and things, and not
false transcript of bad and hypocriiical
| life and ore sided and partisan view Of
he times.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-10-09

The last steamer brought out the mahnscrlP
of ,be following poem, intended as an aimoni.
,ion u, 10 The spaper press, grounded on the fact
,ha, .n i hnlIs nm or tears down its own power
mal,;e ma !. annior generally sides with common
.aa.s ,nd common tight, but those public writers
Who ofieni agains, both, become suicides 10 Their
own influence ba, NJ
=, .aa,i'as denied the truth oil statement made
Il anme Of the papefs lla' he is going iopablsh an
Sceor,nt oil his visit 10 America. Beyond The lei
T. written in haste 10 his own family he kept
M iourf al, and never ns ant, and never means 10
nj any narrative Of his tour i'm print.-.N. !. Iost
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-10-09

An English paper says it is an extraor-
ainary f,et stated OH authority that there IS
Il the present time more numerous Irish
population in the United States Of Ameri-
ca than in Ireland itself. ssAt
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-10-09

A Disappointed bachelor on east says it
makes little difference whether man COM
mits suicide or marrmony! 10 the one
case he loses bis life, and the other his
breeches.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-10-09

b.. sent from my hosJse; and tomorrow,
M,ry and her mother shall come down 10
Fulham, and you shall come and fetch them.
You are good boy; and shall take great
care Of these plants, because they remind
me Of The unscifish excrtion you made 70
please the little girl. shall not give you
any money, Richard Wood; think you are
fine fellow, ard ! should like to shake
hands with you. do not mean toPsy you
Tor the pot Of mignonette you gave TO little
Mary. You said you wished 10 give your
self a treat By making her present OF it.
It will no, deprive you Of your treai--you
deserve it. Now go andtell the little girl
and her mother, that friend Of yours, Mr..
MctcaIfe, is going TO send you to fetch them
away from Brick Court, tomorrow. Tell
the mother that hope she will help u
nurse your grandmother, as Mary proposed
md tell Mary that she must get well very
fast when she comes TO Fulham. Above all
things, Dick, my boy, don't let her forget
her pot Of mignonette. If il had not been
for that. never should have known al,
thing aton, her. shall send some one e.
see the poor woman this evening, and tel
her what arrangements are being made Ter
her comfort. In lie mean time, think
you had better 60 back aud have some din
ner with her. Ia case she has no hing rea
ls cooked in her cupboard, suppose you
ake this 10 the next eaiirg honse. and ba'
what you think she venId like best; dom
forget the Jelly for little Mary, and some
vine for both Of them
So sa, ing, The benevolent old man put 2
sovereign into Dicks hand; and before he
could say any words Of thanks. The cal.
with Mr.. Metcalfe ia il. was rafting away
down the street. Dick looked after il Till
il was out Of sight; then he locked al the
sovereign in his hand, then up at Mrs
Browns attic window. The snnbeams
sii illuminated it. Ii was epen, the blind
vas drawn up, and on the window sill, oui
side, stood pct Of mignone'te. in ioli
hloom. The sight Of TINT seemed TO recall
Dicks senses.
1T was hat-ifit il hadn't been for TINT.
never should have been in Brick Cour, t.
lav. Oh! that blessed pot OF mignone'te
What trifie to bring shout so much good
But. as grand mother savs, the world IS full
Of good people.'-skarp's Magazine.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-10-09

Temperance puts wood on the fire, flour
in the barrel, vigor in the body, intelligence
in the brain, and spiri, in the whole conpo-
sition Of man.