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Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03
6Es ECr tales.
From he French Of Eugene de .ui,eeourt.
The History of a ksoss.

The gallery parallel to the course of tho
Seine, and which ilins the Palace of the Tull.
cries 10 the Luuvfe was designed by Philiber
dFOrme, and finished toward the end of 1868
On the 18TH of January. 1861, Louis Nv de-
scended into The vast greenhouses, where his
gardener, lie NolTe, had collected from all parts
OF the world the rarest and most beautiful
plants and flowers.
The air was soft and balmy as that OF snrtnn
time In the south. At the right OF the rreai
monarch stood Colbert, silently revolving oi.
gahtlc projects OF state; at the left was Ianzon.
that ambitious courtier, who, not nossessinu
sufficient tact TO discern total hatred under thJ
mask OF court favor was afterwards destined
10 expate At Pigirol the crime of being NOR,
amiahle and hanisomer Than the king.
'Messieures,' said Louis, showing to hi.
companions long and richly-laiened avenue
OF orlnge trees. ARE not these a noble present
from our ancient enemy, Philin the w,
now our fa;her-in-hw!' lie has rihed his owr
gardens to deck the 'ruIleras; and the Infanta
we hope, when walking beneath these trees
will cease 10 regret the shade Of the fiscitrial
Sire said Colbert arayely, .'ihe Queen
mourns much greater loss-tLat''ui your ma.
jesty's alfeciions.'
'Parb'en' exclaimed Iiauzpn. galley; in OF.
der to lose anything one nnsi first have pos.
sessed ii. Now il don't mistake
SILENCE! NJ le Due, NJ. de Colbert marriage
was the work ol Nlazafn--quite sufficient Ia
guarantee thlt the heari was not consulted
The minister bowed without replying.
AS to you, NJ. de Liuzon,' confined the
king, 'beware heuceiorwari. how you forget
that Maria Theresa is the Qieen Of France
and that the nalGre Of onr feelings toward hei
isnOt to be made the subject Of discussion.'
sSfe, forgive t1v--'
Enough interrupted Loais, approaching a
man, who, unminiiul Of the kings presence
had taken off his coat, in order the more easily
TO prune a TIL hiwerng shrub.
This was tie celebrated gardener L. Notre
Absothfd in some unpleasant train Of thought
he had not needed the approach of visitsrs, an,
continual to matter and grhmte to himself
whils diligently using The pruains knife.
What, out OF hnmofp asked Louis
Without resuming his coat. the pardene
ri si, eagsrly-Sirs, justice! -This mornin,
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03
MATERNAL INFLUENCE.

\ During lecture on Popular Education, re-
cenIly deliVe red, Gov, Briggs related the fol
lowing impressive incident:
( Twelve or fifteen years ago, left WASHING
t'n lhrae or four weeks during the spring.
! While at home, possessed myself Of The let.
ters of Mr.. Adams mother, and read them with
exceeding interest. remember an expression
/ in one Of the letters addressed to her son,wLle
yet boy twelve years 81 age, in Europe
Saws SHE, j would rather see you laid in vonr
grave lhan you should grow up proiane and
gtaceless boz
Alter returning to Washington, | went over
TO Mr. Adams seat one day, and said 10 him
MIR. Adams, | have found out who made
you'll
what do you meant said he.
replied, 4 have been reading the letters oil
yodr nother!'
If had spoken that dear name to some little
boy who had been for weeks away from his
dear mother, his eye coild not have flashed
more brightly, nor his face glowed more quick
ly, than did the eye and face OF that venerable
old man, when pronounced the name of his
niother.-He startled up, in his peculiar manner
and emphatically said
'Yesl Mr.. Briggs, all that is good ia me !
owe % my mohor.
Oh! what testimony was that from this ven
erable man to his mother, who had in his re.
ltembrance all the scenes Of his manhood sAl
iRatis good in me owe to my mothef!' Moth,
eFs. think Of this when your bright. eyed iu
boy is about youl Mothers make the first i'm
Presslons upon their children, and those ilnpres
lions will be the last to be efTaced.'
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silent. since you desire it, You have been
dear, kind nurse. But you need rest, for yo
have long been a watcher Thank heaven,
think shall not be obliged to call on you tt
night; let MS then once more rest sweetly tt
gelher.
In the morning, true to his appointment. IN
stranger came. They had already experience
his bounty A physician hal visited them in
ring the night, who pronounced the symptom.
-Ffom him they sought 10 learn the narue q
their benefactor, but he, on no account woul,
disclose it. Although at a very late hour, sti
several persons came loaded with various afti
cles OF provisions, groceries, &c., together wit
many little deicacies intended for the sic,
Ihey did not even know by whom they wer
sent.
We'll, lady, he said, as g entered the room
how rested the sick last night
Unusually well, sir. The fever, trust, ha.
lett him. at least so we were informed BY III,
physician you so kindly sent u.s.
They now approached the bed. He vas still
snmberlng. The curtains Were softly with
drawn and his features fully exposed. Th,
stranger started back with Amusement. Can
| believe my senses. My aid d-de-camp BoL
Allen! BY the eternal!' This exclamation
Iawakened the sleeper. VINO started up wildly,
'Generai Jackson' he exclaimed, 'or am
dreaming and sank back exhausted on IN.
pillow.
Poor Bob,' said the general for II was nooo
other than he, how in the name of the CONT
mental Congress do find you in this situation
An remember-l remember said he rnusinp.
ly.
You left me and the army to marry. This
marriage displeased your father
Inc Colonel certainly has good qualities.
nut he has the temper Of "a Semnnle, and is inst
ABOUT as reasonable at times. SEQ il all. He
was angry you were proud-he unreasonable
and you, scorning dependence. lef. him. % oh.
MN llve!yhoot by your own exerltlons. I
w'll wager my commission that even in your
distress you have not addressed him.
You are right general. But look at Rozne
T,sa you bdane me. Did make an impfoper
choiee.'
NO Robert, no! You did right. III was
ever guilty Of hatlery, should no douht. ssy
s<..e 'ais 'sslisH things CONCERNING ner, for
believe her pattern Of truth, Of sincerity and
affection. But you have also done dGeidsdlv
wrong n another way, and havoa great mind
never to forgive yol. What not have conf
ieuce in your friend and commanderl-allow
yourself to lie here Ikea scalped Indian, wnh. ,
1ul aeqnaRtirg him of your distress. Have
gou forgotten that you once preserved my lif.2
Oh, you ungrateiul dog Don't speak /
wont lfear word, and as il regards This fool
sh old father Of yours. Ill fix him. shall
write 10 HIM to day, and if he does not answer
boldly and meet you with open arms (von
.now | never swear) but by the Eternal, mi
,all him out myself
One evening, few weeks after these straprs
small, but happy party, was sea
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03

A CLEaicAL ANrcDoTg Some thirty- i've Of
forty years ago, a Mr.. Williams, clergyman
OF the old s;hpol, somewhat eccent ric, ca,ne t.
Salem, from the country, to exchings iesks
with one of his BRETHREN in the ministry. Du'
ring the Sabbath noon interlnission he said to
Ills daughter; Il am golnr to lilo down, il 81
Paul comes himself, don't you disturb me- I.
MIR. Bently, who preached IL the East chufcl
who had been very intimate with MIR. Williams
but had not seen him for several years. hearing
he was in town, hurried off after dinner IL
make his old friend call.
Where is Brother Wiiiamss' he inquired
as he met the daughter.
'fle can't be disturbed, sir, NOT even if St
i must see hm!' was the impatient rtioin
der, in the nimilable manner peculiar to Mr.
Bsntly.
Resistance to such a must was OUT of de
question.
The room Of The sleeper was designated. -
With no gentle voice eand corresponding sliai
Mr. Williams was reused. He was teliahtec
TO see his friend Benuy, reierating In his fer.
vency his qualification.
i think, Brother Williams says Mr.. Bent
ly, that you are ieetie inconsstent.'
'Ilow sol how soi' brother Benlly.
ibid You tell your daughter you was not 10
be disturbed. even il st, Paul calledl vet you
appeafed very glad to SEQ Ine.
No, no, brother Ben'ly, not Inconsistent at
all. was-l ain 2 lad TO see you. The apos-
tie Paul! why hope to spend blessed eter-
nifty with him; bui you, brother BenilycI nev-
jer expect to see yon again.
Any one that knew the parties. and there
are many now living that recolleci them, Will
know that no offence was intended CT received.
Mr.. Benty always luxurialed in good Joke
even at his own expense. But a few minis.
ters colncided with his theological views, but
he was respected with but few if any excep.
tions.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03
AN AUCTION SCENE.

= >lroliing about our city we chanced into a
auction room 10 see what bargains we copl
l. make. The auiioneer was upon the stand wit
+ piece Of calico.
Eight cents yard-who says tent
l'll give yon lem says an old lady
|, Going at ten! Going. gdnei Yours, maj
am; walk in and setlle.'
: Il didn't bid on it, exclaimed the old LADY
. advancing.
! Well thank persons not to bid if they dom
i, want an article, said the auctioneer. Going
| then, at eight-who says morel'
: mine cents said an old gentleir an opposit
US.
: mine! nine! who says ienl Going al nine
going! gone! Yours, sir; cash takes it al MIN
cents
: Il didn't bid said tho old gentleman; dom
want it-wonldn't give you five cents fUr til,
whole piece
Auctioneer getting mad. III any one bid:
again they will have to take the article or rel
into trouble (throwing down angrily the piece
iof CALICO Give me something else. Ah, gen.
tleman, here is fine piece of diaper. What
GIN get for thisl What do heart anything
you please.
ill start it at five.' .Ten,' says anolher.-
Twelve and half says third. Thirteen,
cries an old lady-'fourleen! fifteen several
Fifteen, am offered fifteen! done at fifteen,
can't dwell-going! n g-GoNE! Yours,
sr Step up, whoever bid.
NO one cane up, All eyes staring in vari-
Gus parts of the room.
'Gone then, at fourteen! Yours, sir. walk
up
But the bidder could not be made to walk
up.
Thirteen, then madam. vou ran have IL at
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
aEHE EsH.UE HEEM,S CHICKEN,
nY rR ANcIs YINcNNT.

HAVING the puhliratinn nfile List nf Letters he
cause H. has the ia,ges crcuulon Of any paper in Del
aware-is pub ishrd every Fridn, morning u. cor.
ner offliRD & MARKET STREETS UP STAIRS
Wilmington Del at low rats of TWO DOLLARS
Par Annun if paid inadvancr durimg the year asd
THREE DOLLARS If not Unid mil the end nf Tie
year II Twill BIZ semitic amy nlr nftht fy by Carrier.
or to any part ofthe United Sttes By Mail M pnper
will be diacon nled until all afreafages ra unesi
at the option Of The edition.
rVERTISE ENTs
Not exceeding square will be inserted three times
for one dollar AMI twenty five cents or every snhse
quent iustflion, longer nngs ihc same proportion
~ Single Insertion 80 cts per squire.
nJ Advertisements seat vii hnnt stating the Zine
thay ars 10 he Published. will ba continued until forbid
and charged according tn the above terms. liberal
deduction made 10 yearly advcriscrs
lf Seventeen lines o. lesscnnsiiimte SQUARE.
nS- TO insure pnpper attention, all communications
and letters OIL business must be addressed th0 Pub.
hshors Posr Psin.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03
A CURIOUS VERDICT.

A case was recently submitiei to Jury ir
this county, which for its novelty aud happy
result, deserves a place in the 'reports.' Il
arose from the following circumstances:
Two mon living near nrighbors had a falling
out about til COW Of one Of the parties frequent.
y getting into the inclosure OF the other, aud
Which finally resulted IN tie deatli oil the COW;
she having been set on by the dogs and chased
till she ran against stump and broke her neck,
The case was submitted 10 jury of wealthy
and respectable farmers. After hearing related
all the circumstances, they made up III ,ir
IN nds that the owner Of the COW could not al
ford to lose her, ant the owner of the dogs
could not afford TO pay Tor her; they therefore
rendered the following verdict
/ That the jury should pay the value Of the
COW, the magistrate treat The party, and the
constable pay the costs.
The verdict was immediately ratified ant
satisfied, to the gIeat joy Of the whole neigh
borhood.- Kentucky Dem.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03

q ffomJle l.ndun Punch.
s fousgse AT uo.gcs.
qrans= about the yacht AaIrie
80 \ eome 10 cowss.
r WAhseninrr rafherskittsh,
Sstfk 9ns ifih ifonl stern To bows,
Ani bVand to wop the British
i-nrl A'seruH Is rather smut;
Lard bs clttcfs inndy;
stop i'll ynu our boat START
Says Yankee Doodle Dandy.
-. Yankee Dn1de, t0n
Ehn'stie boat 10 WIN, sifi
When it only blows tew
tiaekcy, how she grins. SIR
Yankee Dondles run il clear
As Reruiatnrs-
Sue wnlksiir0ush tho starnal green
As lie does nom hi iatots.
Ter innsts pnint upwards In the skes,
Like tie states aspiration,
Wine down below pig ballest lea,
70 represent this nniinni
q. Yankee Doodle don,
NDnll wish tn nlipprr fither
Sho walks as fast ne iner the hight
From every Naihee Star There
- lHnkee Dno'le's pennnnt waves.
Flipping like whip, sir;
Won't your swell. lunk hlark M slnvrs
Won't ii make ecu skin siri
Though iicl ri afraid
fnit ni'il thint as viuhting,
cart hflp s1yins, VII you'Ve weighsli
You're likely % b. wanin.l
o, Yankee Dnnle, dnn
siesilI' boat to wan Won;
You're too fis' by halt nt Cuwcs;
We'fe the bnys u stop yOu
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03

To omit good deed ont of an apprehension
of being discovered, is 10 stretch caution Toe
far, and TO keep up one preeept by ihe breae!
fansther
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03

Il can marry any girl please said young
fellow, boaslingy Yves, for you can't please
any,' reiOined a waggsh CON sanion.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03

Reputation is most ldu and most false i'm
position; often got without merit, and lost with
out deserving.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03

DH1AwA1sza--- FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1854
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03

silent, since you desire it, You have been a
dear, kind nurse. But you need rest, for YOU
have long been a watcher Thank heaven, I
think shall not be obliged to call on you to-
night; let us then once more rest sweetly to.
gelher.
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NEW HARDWARE ToRE-NEwF FIRM AND New GooDs.
" The subscribers have just opened an entire New Stock OF
Hardware, comprising the latest styles and most approved patterns
Of house trimmings OF every description. Builders will please de-
them the favor TO call and examine quality, prices, &c.
Farmers can also be furnished with almost every agricultural i'm.
pement, such as shovels, spades, hoes, axes, and scythes, hay forks
grain cradles, sckles, &c. &c.
Carpenters; Joiners, CooPers, Mssons, Carriage and Cabinet Ma
kers, Black, White, and all other Smiths, and the invitation ia ~
tended to the entire alphabet of names in the city and surroundna
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In addition to the above, they will keep for sale a good stock 4.
assorted iron, steel, and nails. Also, continue to manufacture cor
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patterns made IL New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, and haying
had twenty years practical experience in the sale Of stoves and V,hrT
merchandise in the hardware trade, they hope 10 please ALL who
may favor them with a cell. AINWRIGHT a. BRO
indianapolis, Sept. 81, 1s5O-w.
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CARn-Messrs FIELD 4 SLOAN lake Ans \

ACARD-Messrs. FIELD * SLOAN take this method OF
VI announcing 10 the community at large, that they are now pre-
H<pared 10 receive orders for all kinds Of Chairs-havIng every
~ facility, Including the best OF power and machneryO they
can and will manufacture as cheap as ahy establishment in the Union.
Hotels, Halls, Offices, &c, furnished with a superior article OF
Arm-Chirs al prices To suit the age. All orders from a distance will
meet with prompt attention. Country dealers will be supplied at
prices which will insure them n good profit. Rooms on Washington
street, next door 10 Biddle's Auction Rooms All work warranted.
N. B.-The highest price will be paid for Poplar, Walnut, and
Maple lumber, Hickory and Maple turning timber, &c.
iulvI2- Wlv
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w. NEwIANp. II WM. c. TRABUk.
- NEWLAND L. TRABUE,
(succEssoRs TO /. w. PUSHl
Grocers, Commission and Forwarding her-
chants,
No. 40, Main, between 5h and 9th sts, North sade,
LOUISVIL LIE, KY,
EUAvE on nand a large and carefully selected sock OF GrOcerie.,
N which we will sell very low for cash, or in exchange for all
Tie following are the principal articles, viz:
$50 bags prime green Rio Coffee;
so bags old Manila and Java Coffee;
10 hhds. Refined ana Clarified Sugar;
rs bbls. Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars
25 bbls. Golden Syrup
25 hf bbls. Golden Syrup, 20 and 10 gal. kegs
20 bbls. Plantation Molasses;
25 bbls; Sugar House Molassesi
SIS hf chests Gun Powder Tea;
PC hf chests Black Tea;
u If chests Young HysOn Tea;
25 s and l2 lbs. boxes Young Hyson Tea
100 boxes Rosin Soap 100 boxes Fancy Soap
100 boxes Star Candles; 30 boxe: sperm Candies
225 Pressed Summer Candies;
10000 Cuba Six Cigars;
$50 bags and bales Cotton Yarns, No. 400 to 1000
1000 lbs. Carpet Chain 1000 lbs Candle Wick;
100 lbs Cotton Irvine, $50 bales Cotton banmsi
55 bags Shot, assorted sizes
IS dOz. Blue Buckets, so dor. Fancy buckets, sOdOz. fancy hf
Is nests % and in nest Painted Tubs
rs doz. Zinc washboards;
50 bbls; Hydraulic cemeng 50 BIZ. Vinegar;
500 kegs super cut Nails, 3, Z, 6, 8, 10, ia, 10, and GOD;
100 kegs super cut Brsds, Cd, Sd, and iOd;
ID boxes u lODdccO,
lis boxes Mo. and KY, S, 6, ! pound and pound Jumps,
100 boxes Matches;
$50 doz Shaker and sommoa BrOoms;
12 casks and bbls. Ssleratus;
10 oaks sup. Csrb Soda
zoo lbs. best Spanish Indigo;
1000 lbs. Bright Dutch Nader
so bags Pepper and Spice;
10 bbb. Alum;
I2 bbls. EPSON Salts;
30 bbls. Copperas;
% bbls. Birthstone;
400 lbs. Cloves.
500 lbs. Fresh Nutmegs
100 Mats Cinnamon Bark
400 lbs. CamphOr;
$50 lbs. Cream OF Tartar;
1900 Reams Wrapping Paper;
$50 Reams Letter and Cap Paper;
30 boxes 'John Bulls' Ssrsaparlla;
SO boxes Fresh Cream Cheese;
lis kegs Pure and No. 1. White Lead;
Pipe Schnapps Gin, the best article imported
81 Pipes James Hennessy's pale and dark Brandy
u Pipes A. Seigneties pale and dark Brandy
81 casks Rasiesn's pale and dark Brandy;
II pipes l. & r. MaTIeI's pale Brandy;
II pipes J. J. Dupuy's pale Brandy
81 casks London Dock MADEIRA Wine, very old;
ST casks r. L. Madeira Wine;
21 casks Spanish Port Wine;
ST casks pure Port Juice, Crown brand;
ST casks Juice Port
8! casks Burgundy PORT;
p casks pure swee. Malaga Wine.
Domestic Brandy. Sweet Wine and Gin, New England Rum, odd
Bourbon, Copper distilled and rect6ed Whisky, Peash and Apple
Brandy. Also, Candies, Ground Spice, Mustard, Escensss, CHINA
mon, Vermifuge, Castor, Linseed and Tanners Oil, TurpentiDe, Ink
Flssks, Jars, Glass, Tumblen, Backing, Pereu.sian Caps, PASTE
and Staging, DupOnts and Blasting Powder, Sifters Salt, &c, DC.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-30

a S~TROLOGY-THE CELEBRATED d C. w. ROBACK,
Professor OF Asuology, Astronomy, Phrenology, and Geoman-
cy, combined with CoNJURATION from Sweden, Office No. "a
Locust street, Philadelphia, offers his services 10 the citizens of Indi-
ana. He has been consulted by all the crowned heads of Europe,
and enjoys a higher reputation as an AHrooger, than any one living.
Nativnnes calculated according TO Geomancy-Ladies 80, Gentlemen
IS. Persons at a distance can have their natvities drawn by send
ing the date Of the day of their birth. All letters containing the
above fee, will receive immediate attention, and natiyiies sent 10
any part Of the world, written on durable paper; md is prepared
10 make use Of his power by conjnraton, on any OF the following
topics: Courtship, advice given for the successful accomplishment
Of a wealthy marriage; he has the power TO redeem such As are CIV
en- 10 the free use Of the bottle; and for all cases OF hazard. and for
the recovery OF stolen or lost property, and the purchasing OF lottery
tickets. Thousands Of the above-named cases have been done in
this city and lis vicinity, and in The United States, TO the full satsfac-
lion OF all. 10000 Natlvihes or Horoscopes have been cast during
the last four years while here. Letters will answer every purpose,
and will do as well as to call in person, and the mail is now so safe
that persons need not fear to trust money through the Post Office.
DIR. Roback receives from 500 TO 1000 letters monthly, and has never
missed one. All letters will be religiously attended TO, a aforesaid.
For more particulars, call al the Office of the Sentinel and get an
Astrological Almanac, gratis. c. w. ROBACK,
No 8, White street, New York City.
Be particular TO mention the Post Office, county and State.
AL communications kept r~elgiously secret. 6eb26
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THE CELEBRATED METEOR AIR TIGHT
COOKING STOVE.

yXYE have now on hand over 200 Cooking Stoves of different
varieties, including the above, which will be sold very low
for cash. MUNSON & BROTHER
~sepl9-3md&w On Washington street, near the Branch Bank.