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"Ihcsc troublesome fellows will soon be
gone, Ally, and then we will begin tn,
books, and have cozy winter of it." And
Alice would return the kiss, although she
could not speak, and think what a dear
good fellow Fred was, and add another re-
proach to the many in her heart, for wish
ing his merry friends away.
Ally's admiring, almost passionate ailec-
ton Tor her brother, never admitted the
thought that he could be ncglcctful, or that
he owed the devotion Of some part Of his
time, to the home which cherished him so
tendcrly. Fred had in truth q most warm
and generous nature, and it is about these
gifted and noble spirits, that society and
pleasure weave the strongest chains. He
had been star among q brilliant set at
college, and now to the constant claims of
his friends here, he had not the COURAGE to
say no. They were young men Of talent as
well as himself, and to the destinations of
their wealth and wit he made little rcsis-
tance, constantly assuring himself by the
thought that they would soon be gone, and
then he should per force settle down into
a quiet, business life.
1T was now the middle Of November,
and Alice, who Lad recovered from her
first disappointment, had begun to give up
the hope that Tom lIawIcy would crcr go
away. Jhe Camln@S had postponed
their tour to F,,uorc until spring, and she
was trying to look chaerfuIly upon the
breaking up OF all her pleasant plans for
the ensuing winter. ltw was the evening of
ner birthday, dull and gloomy as Noycm
per evenings often are. 1t had been one
'l her mot hers feeble days, and She had
kept her room2 and Ally felt disappointed,
.n'' no one had remcmbercd that She was
Just nAet3Gn. She had thought Fred
",tt o,''H ,l'''tG' -; &C. ~ Io T1ch s3o heafd ms
Ion ,,,oI u .L I'V n i'i' I.I III 1ouf Garner
,.J ,Ga',L4 ,,, ''@ c Hopo Sl'Iu''9 up u'aI he
Io I",' . ,.'o,Sl'' ot IT, anu was come 10 Spenq
..hon w. L,'''' '.Y ioi'I'' ~ '''' l1o'io'1a"o
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house Of Bfoao way and above Fourteenth a. Direct
10 J. n RICHARDS NJ D., g. Pin It. mil 3te)dF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15

"A 70 DRUUUIoIo.-VH IuaDIt Otanu TOT
a Sale in the City Of New. Haven, CLThe subscriber
vii sell he Stock Of Goods Fixtures Soda Apparatus, Gc
Of his well known Drug St0 e. a Chapel 81 The store Il
nesv fued up for REAL busuess has good run of cua
tom Is situated Yale College snd th5 STATE House, aud
Is next door first class Hotel (the argesil The cy)
jus, compele1 snd about 10 be opened. man viii
capital Of about 500 may here secure one Of be best bush
in The safe uapped for sOOn. Apply above
10 L. k DOW.-New-H Haven. N arch 6, 1851 m6 3~+
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Gro w PALMER SecretAnes' NILS la
y<S- LIaufd Hair Dive, improved . n o color the
Hair or Whskers the monent applied without The least
injury Ii 10 entirely free from unpleasant odo and can be
without waiting to dry For sale, applied at BATcHEL'
pER's Wig Factory, WsLst myl5 TuFh&Satu