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STINSON & CO.'S
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New York, New Orleans and Mobile
ExPRBSs,

CONNECTlNG with the swftest and most
- responsible Expresses between The principal town, in
Maine New Hamslpe. Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island. Connecticut, Lower Canada, NewYork State Ien
ware Maryland. District of Couuba Indi.
ssppi and Aabams River towns and lhs Prominent Mace
in Ge0rgia ami the Carolinas. '
EI our aclties extensive and perfect thai we
can secure the safe and speedy OF FIR EIGHT
TRUNKS, Pack ES and ALI Ia ID LIE PARCELS
from one end Of the country to the 0ter and between hs
most remote points. "
From our many yean' experience the Express business.
while connected with Messrs ADAMS & 20 and our mn
merons other lnot the least of whc
the confidence and patronage OF the HewYork comm
niy ) We tee shall give m.
most entire satisfaction friends the Jewelers. Banker
and Merchants generally.
leave call attention California Express from
Mobile. anu
street. Newly falls arr;s a
EOX'S STARCH-3OO boxes In store for sal.
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Giassware. Glassware. Glassware.
BY SYKES, HYD E T. CO.
"WEDNESDAY, Apil2 at half past 10 ocock-Wl at
w their auction 81 Magazine
80 packages OF GLASSWARE, Of and approved
acturer consisting Of in part Tumblers
Nudge Mobile and Newosans and Bar wosaon half
gallon Fruit galion gallon
and Specie Ja Moaes Jugs plain fancy coored
aud plain Vas one and eight ounce; Sugar. sa and
c. and Pressed Taylor Lamps, etc. -
Terms liberal at sale.
aaogues and samples ready for examination Monday
fiuxt. -LaoS
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PROPERTY FOUND At THE ARCADE FIRE.-There are
now N the possession Of the O ice tin boxes apparently
used for the preservation of cash which were picked lp Cd
the night OF the Arcade fire. One them has the figure
1916 painted with white paint and both of them
money and other propefty.
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as' '; sf Mon Masfs1s. %s wa Gal
Q1ssnse~s Ireland All 81 FeS to HsSeS-f masIef@fon ae' via
Ship s. Louis Bunker Il days from New ork to Cohen
Ship Columbus McCenen, 10 days from NewYork. to mas.
Ship Feran. Smith, 10 days from New York, in ballast to
Bark Ci9tqYa Wright Rattle, from Rio de Janeiro, Feb 9.
r bark Elem Sheppard from Liverpool, lst Feb to master
BARK Lenox Hows. from Rio de Janeo, 5th Feb to Dixon
Bark Co1voy. Tuaper IA days from Philadelphia to o
Brig harmona Maony. Is days from Chagres in ballast to
Brig Tartar. Booker 10 days from Charleston, to master
Brig Lasy Brewer 4 days from sau Juan de Nicaragua
Sch. James FOX E days from Pensacola to ma,,e,
schr VIM Gatzmer Tresca. days from Tampa Bay. Ia
Sch, Tallahassee West, days from st Marks to MASTER
Basin.
America, Johnson, from Nashville.
Belle Creole Bennett "G' o@ 1as1p Vazoo 5oTs City. yee
snfsT %s aoS h DO Scot I; ns fsm Hm naSbn, PSsi1 Ill.,
Safy ,SB RSBds. .GT rom asssspfEsss E9s..
SesTs;qn,lean,, y; n, Whtten. from 81 Lonis.
Webster. Wade, from Cincinnati
Towboat Anglo American. Porter. Passes-bought
rowGOat Mary Kipgand phPs from the
Tow boat Ocean, McDanes from the Passes-towed down
and TO on the 18th brigs Soule and Formeno-
~ brought up ship Ferax and bng Tartar.
IoWD0at M Streck, Chambers. om the Passes-towed
down and TO the 18Th inst schrs Joseph Gust Harp
~, and Fary-brought up bark Convoy.
Iowboat Mississippi, Brown, from the Passes-towei down
and to sea on the 18th inst, ship Aeghany-bought up
ship Queenstown and bark Lenox.
-eos@
Exports.
GALVESTON-Per steamship Galveston: Tvs bbls fopr
0O do pork, do lime, 100 do whisky LIS kegs lard 3
10 sacks corn so do Coffee O baskets champagne
boxes TN. 70 horses
LIXERPooL-Per ship Wales 1850 bales cotton,
l4yO bbs pork.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Eudoca 1884 bales cotton $40
boxes pork, ~ bales broom corn, l6 bbls nuts.
NEW fORk-Per bark Roxana; 2ol res lard, 437 bbts
red OIL 30 do lard oil, q do OIL 70 do taow So
hides, u casks horns, 25 hhis hams. ~
GOTHENBURG-Per brig tiebe: 62S bales cation
LHA6RE5-PeI LIig Josephine: Ballast
POINT PETRE-Per brig Azoles: 1870 hhds tobacco
4O9 bhs Ie h do beef 46 hi do rice loo corn
NORFOLk-Per brig Ellen Maria: SO bbs whisky |
box booSs soo empty baes AS lbs bulk pork trunks
mdse '7-' >'
lNDlANOLA-Per schr Fiomerpelt: 22s bbls flour a.
do whisky 10 caks bacon. bbls sugar, bbls mossses is
,APALACtllCOLA-Per scfr Eagle: $40 bbls flour %
bp moasses aD do whisky, 50 cks bacon, $50 ks corn
lens SACOLA.-Psf schr Martha: 4O0 bbls corn
MOBlLE.Per barge leman: so hhds ugar a5 bbls mo-
asse eU DO Hour ia do whisky, l25 do pork do hams
keg lard, II casks bacon. A' wv ''i'''
10
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Education.
oGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY, GA.
THE SCHOLARSHIP PLAN adopted by this
phanthIopic, liberal finished education thsr
mas ye Den offered by other Literary Institution in ibe
country FOR the payment Of hundred dollars in advance
script VIII be issued which entities the holder TO nave boL
family oil boys educated without any further charge n,
VII be given enps the holder and his legal
The high literary character Of the Faculty ss vsI ne ,h
dents, makes OF the desirable Ins,i,ops of IN
South for the education of our youth. VI u"
For particular Information relative the Institution appi
ca ton be made her Of the undersigned who ara the
authorized Agents for Louisiana: e' WI" "'0 uie
]. NV PICTON, 1853 Caropdelet st
.,n DUNLAP. "a Camp ST..
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id
otesr Shps, chs1ss stealing two SUCKS 'p Of pns
wood The properly Of Nj Zimmerman. and worth about ten
defence that he bought wood but being unable to tell
from whom. he was sent to the First District Court.
ss,Gns Case IF Stqs1ins.-on Saturday morning. Den,
s %h b tsssns srs and ,onsy woa1g John Re M who
place Friday night on Camp street near
The Orphan Asylun and Reilly dresday injured in
by Holland with degree unpa aleej lerocty and
b BeI % with cool SanG held the wopnded
Recorder remanded the prisoners until Reilly recov.
cred as to be abe to appear to give evidence against The
observation-disclosures Chdrge-A well dressed aud
spsctable looking young nan named John Joseph Fenon
w. w. has % been eploye4 for he las, eghssn 'lh COL
o. % Magazine street, was bons ht upon cnarge
an % sar Ct @ at hs office aGfs o e % 5
TO settle up his and then found thai he had
only Ss 81 Su %
was proved by his book well as by Mr. YER
@ hat iSt dsrens
hs M , 70 at east sl1O had beea The prncpas in
s n " 5 sRs R a he h1d loaned pCroa
of Of auoT u lie on hs sa $50 hs
aSn aGa SONS person whom he could had
ssy peD yas s0 o. per and that q the
] Goa TSs rs wSS
10 iss1 cos SP The Gsr of the ne applied order
an order TO that effect granted. '"'
,o5 ~ ~ h.den % wcnas IN 7raa6e.-Oa Saturday masculine
% moal. Wuh rude Monaghan eounienace, and
boIe b pefIeey black named Fanny, brought
ieo T @ neco'ur and charged with keeping hou e, No
H. ~ seel OF character thing but repoachabe
would be fined $40. ' 'o'i'''' III "oh'h UT ei'e sne
ihe Louisville Courier of the 22d has this para,
graph; The Europa, from Cincinnati passed over
the falls yesterday with about 300 passengers for
St Louis. Nearly all the large Cinonna,; bo,ts
are abandoning the New Orleans trade, and turning
their prows TO st. Louis" Will the Courier ob,;ae
us by letting know little more Of this move
ment, and its cause ---,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Manasen. LUDLOW y SH,rn.
Stage Manasef............"..".. ........B DESAR.
%s .s sAxE
never been equalsd in United States, vl give their frs.
sHraofdnss fsrf:@!%ss @ 3: p .is1 j.. T.aT RoSE ''
The yoa,siai n' ELizssErH.
AfsT xh.s1 ibs syhoioscsI Nom. PAUL
g: pp ss a. sEsn IL h .
DIANA.
VII The be 1 @ @ n h yEa 1 q .as Sss sn n
The ainmens to commence piece
after which, the Comic Panum mime of
GODEN6kl,
In which II: nmsbls FRAncos RAvEL perform: one Of BIZ
q I'm TahTx FIVE zi'
sss open Sfia rom 10 an o'elosf
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
~ Greatest THE gorgeous piece
by crowded houses With enthusiasm.
THIS EVENING Monday, March 81 1851, will be presented
for The fourth time this CITY, and superb Musical Ea
x, THE ISLAND OF JEWELs; c,...,.
King. Mr.. W. H. Chppendas
Kng Emerald Mr. kse'e
Prince Piphelo. .....--.-Mr Reeve
prncess l@Idronetta MR. Leaf
Good FAIRY Mrs Cooo,e
En- FAIRY. Mrs. Bower
"aonin MIS- W. r. Johnston
Previous the Extravaganzs the latest Farce, called
BETSY BAKER.
Supported by Messs G. Holland Dawson Medsmes c. Howard
and W. P. Johnston.
Prics Of AdssiosBoIes second and Parqnstts
cents Bo1e,. third tier sr coOsd only. so cent..
Hsra,on Of Tim. open at quarter perform
II. Boz ec. vii be day. from 10 until scsct
and rom 5 till g. when places may he taken
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RAILROAD COMPANY
irral raIu Iueuff fh1 Han. thcI

On Sunday the Cars leave every hur from clock A.
V An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres every
quarter Of an hour for the Depot.
mhl7 If 3t2p J. w. SMITH. Superintendent.
I'HE undersigned continue to make liberal cash
ad'acss npon approved consignmenls their friends in
Richmond, Batmore Phlla elpha, New YorA and Boston
teal II FERD. KENNETH 4 co. 80 Magazine st.
HAY, CORN, OATS. BRAN and SHORTS
Constantly in store and for sale lots purchsss
BY J. GARLAND * co.
LED isly l0l Tchoupitoulas street.
GOLDENSYRUP-As splendid article of Golden
Syrup, put in half barrels for sale al the Crescent
Refinery No. l9 Commerce. three doors above Julia street.
mh2s St.
WHITE LEAD-25 TONS from the best North
w ern Manufacturers, Tor sale by
NATHAN JARVIS 4 co
mh4 ~ cnyner Magazine and Common SITS.
GLASS LAMPS AND LANTERNS
~ 50 packages GLASS LAMPS;
oo LANTERNS. great variety of patterns
and Sizes which offered to the at
prices lmhl2] E.WOOD PERRY, 50 Magazine st.
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NOTICES..


- Warrington Fire Co. No. 30.
ni s.s, .ss ssiss ss%s.as q asd sf ss Re .ss.:
hp.. :. p: cP%g,z oss. on soso4s x. s,..
ing oa.. ' E lew ssi. e ss ss.'
Mississtppa Hire Co. No. q.
s s.,.s, The sa sasssi sss ~ ssa n%ls Company
Il: s :, an y: e.s:.s ss s:,. :. %ss sSs
;:aDs.s EysssSs ns s:.ss
Seamen's Home Association.
~ Of fifteen Trustees. ensuing year
will held a, the Office Insurance Company
on MONDAY, 7 proImo. between The hours Of sndsP NJ
J. W. STANTON, President.
~h' p CAMPBELL, LEFTY secrs,.ss- Hh@
~ Notice.-The undesagned ms resumed bushes On
his account snd will aid the qahiaou Of the adar Of the
house of LEvEacH CO., Dissolved the deeeass Of Mr..
EDWARD LWALsh n9 WE LEvERICH.
U NOdce.-The Committee appointed fos obtaining
subscriptions Rebuilding the ST. CHARLES HOTEL, will
please Henderson Gaines No. IS Canal street,
get their Subscription Books
a Comntte. will daily at the oiee
Of h. T. LoNsDALE Esq No. 81 Ga,er street, at halpsst
o'clock ja2sd Signed. r. C cAMMAcK, Chairman
~ Dr.. b. w. Dalton, whose duty il 10 To vaccinste
Children Of Municipality
Who may require nd been for prevented
by sickness from doing he however able and prepared
the such porpose
tB Others desiring Protection agsint the SMALL Pox.
-~>e
~ Notice is hereby given that application has besn
made the Louiana State Bank the Duplicate
No. lls3 dated January 1885 of 40 full paid)
the Louisiana State Bank Of JOSEPH FOWLER
the original Of which has been mad W. BoGART
is'sOd Cursto' Of The Estate Of J. Fowler, Jr.
Succession Of John McD0nOgh.
~ All persons indebted JOHN McDoN
OCH requested max immediate Tesamentary
Executors Of his Estate otherwise legal steps
Of all unlqudated claims;
against will present Executor.
| corner Of Cusotuhouse and Royal streets.
c. ROsELIus,
E$S$$s:s:s:;:;:: $::::$:: Ts;,:=;:.:' s::::;:.
| L. q. o. r.
R HOWARD LODGE f. No; R l3 meet. s. :,. !. 4
| G>@ corner Of Tchoupitouss Poydra. Streets at
| O'Clock. - 0Gesrs for Hs Pressnt Trm:
SAHrsoN. g. .McGARTBy........Secy 81
| DAVIS. Treasurer. iaIa
| COPARTNERSHIP- undersigned hav,
asocis;sd hhs%.eIye. fs the Sg,pn:s Of dong GEN
BUSINESS, undes our old firm name Of McKEs, BULK
LEY u Co. JOHN MCKEE.
G. A. BULKLEY.
| New Orleans March "A. 1851. mh2l 81
| r EMOVAL-Dr. FRYDrNGER has removed hi,
Office TO No 50 Baronne street. three doors above Com
mon STREET he will attend heretofore, to all p0fes0na
cais day or night mh24 #
MARKS, JOSEPH B., Notary Public Offic,
lSA No. 80 Camp street, between Common and Gsaviez
18th February. 1851. mha am
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washsngtOn Fire Cos No. 30.
r. 60 The sficsn and members Of the above
- pshy sss hereby notified attend the regular
eVgMs mmrGsanF q the Company MONDAY
- =. 80 80 ~ hzlfpsst O'clock Eogfne
h1use, iof VI no ing election ocsrs
ing ysaf-.--sy o"st mhH H.J.LEOVY, secrrtsry.
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AUCTION SALES.

HOo L 1NJlV Oil -IIsD.
Fusnisure. ........ Furniture Exc. etc.
BY J. n. WEYMOUTH, Aacs'r.
mis- DAY, hsreh 81, IL O'Clock Will be sold, without
Several P.,sa Spring MATTRESSES, superior article
seysssi Hsk.. DO both nd old.
Spring 81 issS,Ss .Sd 3 s r. w.n.,
Hssi"y Wal. Walnut .nd Cherry A,nsn; M.hoss"y
i Looas. Los., G s"s nedsssd ch.
styles and qualities, ETC
lot Of Norhsrn CHEESE heavy Balance. Shoe. and
psasa IS Side Isssy ssss. Of other articles mA
BY j. b. BLACHE a. CO.
iau DAY March 81 10 o'clocEwn be sold tten
LOU DOZEN White Linen Bosm Colored and Merrmack SHIRTS
.-ern.a, of cLoTirNs. such a. Drilling Msruo and
cb.ssd s Ap,s1 & s. 1 sps .o1s coas @ Under
An HATS anu 's' "''' s'' mSsl s
Cotton Cotton n.............. Cotton
BY SYKES, HYDE d. CO.
M Pss. z, March 81 o'elocf-w be sold the Shippers
~, 50 bales COTTON, damas,d
saieratus saIerstus. .saieratus.
| BY SYKES, HYDE H. CO.
GSDaS ,,,.. March a. i eseelw No. 40
100 Sos.. sAIsRa1Ts i.iIsaI 6 Th'" " may concern
4 4 ssIi hsIt boxes DO
Slightly damaged ship Berihs from Boston to this port
| Ie.h. edsn. mh29
| damaged hOOds Damaged Goods
| BY SYKES, HYDE a. 90.
MONDAY, March 81 hafp 10 sold at
~ Their auction room No. So Magazine street,
whom II may Concern
general of Staple DRY GOODS cons sting Of Nan
s"a s os s Sf % .s e..s
Blue Summer Ca,simeres, two cases spool Thread
oO cases Of SOUND GOODS, OF
can Fancy Prns Drills fne Bieached sheetng Shrtbgs
Sk Faraso Brussels Carpets Scotch Diapers
| brown Sbeetings well known branis. mh29
| Bale OF Furniture. On account Of departure.
Corner o. Girod asd Carondelet Streets
BY WIN. p. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
MONDAY, March 81, halfpas 10 Will sold,
| 1v1 out reserve4
The Of fifteen rooms comprising
so assortment Parior Dining and Chanb FURNITURE
Large quantity of Bedding, Linen Crockery and
| GassT"r re, good Cooking stove etc.
| u. Sale positive. Terms cash. mh27
Dun0eo Oa&4inG and Dry Goods,
| BY F. H. PETITPAIN.
THURSDAY, april will be O'Clock at his auction
l. room, No s Canal
| 50 pieces IS and IS inch Dundee BAGGING;
100 packages and lots of Seas nab DRY GOODS
brown Linens Cotton Checks Barege piad JcoB
Cotton Drings, Crash English Prints light Camhrc
oiact Lawns Wool Socks, Cloths, Printed Musus Lnens
na fn Silk foulard Hosiery Laces Cottonae
| Terms liberal at sale.
h Goods be examined and catalogues obtained early on
| the morning Of sale. Inh3l
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WASHINGTON ALLSTON'S
GRAND HISTORICAL PAINTING OF
BELSHAZZAR'S FEAST.

d,
Orleans
magnificent WORK OF ART the design late Wash
Alson painted Two Hundred Forty Square
of Canvas will he bd for FOUR DAYS ONLY commencing
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 26.
NJ cards Of admission so cents Children balfprice.
n- For full particulars Of this magnificent production which
has been pronounced chef ds7e The
North, small descriptive bills nb25
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EOA'S STARCH-300 boxes in store tor sale
L by A. d. GRlEfF co. %, " and N Old Lsvss
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~ Notice.-The undeFNgned ms resumed bushes On
his account snd will aid in the qnaou Of
late house Of LEvERIcH co. Dissolved oy the deeease Of Mr.
EDWARD j. WALSH. b30 W. z. LEvERICH.
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seamen,s Home Association.

NJ An election Of fifteen Trustees the ensuing year
will held Office Of the Crseept Mutns Company
MONDAY, 7th proImo, between the hours Of ~
" W. STANTON, President.
WIN. p. CAMPBELL, Secretary. mh4
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HO! YE RED HEADS Ann cRAv

Ehs 'NuiA Hhlk DYE colors the raudn Skin
y psrhoi oy occasionally this Dye his Hal
o. dark shade perfectly Dye Us manu-
y me ce'eb tel Chemist DR.. COMSTOCK auher q
@ h Gnem'stry Philosophy by wsrraned e
~ , e without IjurIng the least, sannp
mill 6m j WRIGHT x 1O ,s, sn..
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The ofheen snd msmhers os his (.,mrs,v
- are hereby no;hed to attend me resvisr napp,S,
meeting. % Be held At IL EnEnshs,ss on ' HoS
-DAY EVENING. sIst ms, !, half psst 4 ~ -
Punc,uality u reqnestsd mh8 w kOREkIe seeretsrr
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
CRESCENT OFFICR, Z
Monday Morning. March 81, 1851. )

LATIrupE - 57 sO" N N-Lorelrupr goo W.-lrTma.t q.
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ET NOdce.-The Committee appointed fos obtaining
sub.crpuons Rebuilding the ST. CHARLES HOTEL, will
Henderson Gaines No. IS Canal
get their Subscription Books.
Committee will daily at the Once
Of H. T. LoNsDALE, Esq No. 81 Gravier street, at hapa
o'clock ja23u Signed, ". C. CAMMACK, Chairman
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25

church walls that day that noticed the
great change in Mr.. Moudesley's coun-
tenance-more than one that read there
that he was better and a happier man.
Herberts parents, with the remainder
oftheir family, returned with them home.
The large old parlor was thrown open
for the company, and the rudy light
flashed back from the old dark walnscot-
ing upon the faces Of happy group.
The eyes of two were moist with un-
hidden tears-they were those of Music
and her father. They were thinking of
the buried Willie--the angel child look
ing down upon them from Heaven.
In the long dinng-room the sumptu'
Gus dinner was served. Next to her
grandpapa, in high chair, sat little
Maude-her tiny fingers busy with the
wish-bone of the turkey, which grand
mamma had given her, and her plate
heaped with every delicacy.
Is dis tanSdiUin, danpapa Z? said
the little pet, looking earnestly up in his
face.
Yes, darling This is thanksgiving
the first thanksgiving day, Maude, which
your grandpapa ever sincerely aapreciat-
ed
Il m dlad for tanSdirin. I irish
bn, ger lille icdS hare
1t was too much there was not
dry eye at the table, but Marie and her
mother felt that Wille's death had been
sancllfed to all.
Many thanksgiving festivals have pass
ed since then, and Marie's parents a.e
still spared to them. Herbert is the
pride Of their hearts, Mr. Moudeslcy
would not known how to live week
without his superintendence of the large
farm.
Little Maude is as great petas ever,
and often goes with her parents to the
lovely little graveyard of Glenwood,
where WIllle's remains have been remov-
ed.
Joel Lewis is married TO the wealth.
est girl in the valley. Speaking of his
tlco ioveS, he remarked to ii friend, that
the last suited him best anyhoo, for
their farms joined.
Mrs Warren and Parson Wolcott
still occupy their respective spheres
She has never quite forgiven him for the
part he took in robbing her of board
ing scholar.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25
1flisrcllancous.
From Meals Saturday Guteie.
THE HAPPY THANKSGIVING.
A NEW ENI- AM rAIE
LConeAndedl

ooh, Herbert, you will not--you
cannot take such advantage Of my uawil-
ing consent 10 go VIII YOU" cried Ma
RE.
"Let me reason with YOU, Marie,
said Herbert, and long and ably he did
reason-combattng all her arguments
appealing to her love. and Influencing
her in every way he could think Of
alt will only insure us TO each other
Marie" he said. " will not claim YOU
until your father consents, or until AM
sufficiently Independent to support YOU
as comfortably as YOU have always liy-
ed" His persuasions more than his
arguments prevailed, and whel he
reached his uncle's he lifted his no long
er unwilling aifianced from her fur en-
veopes, and led her blushng and tremb-
ling into the warm and pleasant parlor
where his uncle was awaiting them.
9" received your fathers letter, my
SON. he said to Herbert, "and have
been expecting YOU for two or three
days. This morning yours was brought
me, and | remembered that This is the
Massachusetts, Thanksgiving Day. !
have ordered my housekeeper to pre-
pare a suitable dinner for us. win you
change your name before dinner :" he
said, turning to Marie, "and shall we
have a family party ofiti"
Marie consented through her tears,
and the ceremony was performed. In
few hours they were on their return,
both anxious to reach Mrs. Warren's
before evening. Marie was happier than
she expected to be Herbert was so
loving, SO unrestrainedly devoted in eve
ny word and look Already she began
TO grieye over the hour OF parting, but
at the same time she relolced that, if
lie was spared, the parting could not
be forever-no cruel commands could
now destroy the indissoube lie, and
with a clear grasp she pressed the hand
that rested around her waist. Too soon
for both they entered the little village,
and drew up to the dour Of the large
old house. Herbert left Mate. and
Lore ner IN his arms 10 the steps The
door was alar, he pushed II open ana
entered, deposited Marie upon the mat
ted floor, and kissed her lenderly as he
parted from her.
Good bye, for an hour, my sweet lit
tie wife," he whispered.
Villain rascal % sounded hoarse
voice beside them.
ooh heavens, Herbert it is my ia
ther" screamed Marie, and, covering
in the corner, she covered her face with
both hands
You may well tremble, for you shall
rue this day, if an old mans curses are
OF any avail. May God turn your love
into hatred may you live to desplse
each other as | despse you both now ;
may your children die in want before
you; may you beg your bread from
door to door, and every one turn from
you, as turn from you now, and always
snail may you"
oh father, dearest father !" inter
rupied Marie, as she threw herself at his
ieei, and clasped her arms about him,
Tor the love Of heaven do not say any
more will leave him will do any
Thing, but do no, let me near you, father,
utter such dreadful curses upon your
children"
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i)ortrp.
TOO POOR TO PAY.

We were 30 poor then baby died,
And mother stitched his shfoud,
Tho others 10 their hunger cried
with sorrow Wild and loud
We were 50 poor We could not pay
The man 10 carry him away.
sec him s,ill before my eyes
II lies upon my bed
And mother whispers through her sishs,
The litile boy % dead"
A little box Of common pine
III, ccilin was-and may be mice
They laid our little brother out
And wrapped bis form 10 white,
And, az they turned hs head about
We saw She sole.nn sight,
Aud wept us 1850 children weep,
And kissed 'oe dead one in bis sleepi
We le.sed our last upon his face,
sos said our last goodbye
Nhile mother laid him in ,he place
Where those ore iuid who die,
The sexton showed ihe box away,
Because we we're too poor TO ray.
We aere too poor 10 hire a h,ar.e,
And couldn't get q pall
And vheu We drove MIN to ,h0 grave,
A wagon held usaili
'Twus who drove ihe horse, and
Who told ny mother not 90 cry.
wo rode along the crowded town,
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25
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