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The New York herald., 1851-10-30

EXPLANATIONS % all who kJLs beautiful French
sver bordred Wedding Cards and elegant silver EN-
porcelain Wedding Envelopes Parties In Of some
thing truly elegant should call At 2 Broadway, corner
Duane street, or branch once, Wall street.
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KclIogg's Fall style Of Hats, now ready.
hio ss srse an .scr,nt OF boys and ldrens Besve-,
Tes ard sk Baf be found In this city Vsvet and
J.w. KELtoGo, Us cspsl street.
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This Day and To-morrow, Mr. Oiver
B. GOLDsM will receive limited number of subser
bere for thorovs In mercantile Pen
snshp Lessons unlimited and sn elegant hand writing
Rooms 10 Broadway.
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SILK Hats for children The most beau
Nfui srole nufsctured for young masters Knoxs
et Hats sbrevstion Of his unspproachsbls style for
gentlemen graceful its outline. light and eomforte-
be the head and of most attractive appearance Parents
osii ON KNOx, lB Fulton street. and examine II.
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III ARE soUP.-wHEN DR. JOHNSON WAS IN
cotlsnd he wrote 70 his friend urs Piozti- The hare
SOUP here seseeent" what would he have said had he
nvedt vist New yorh called a. the Rainbow Reehms-
tpjev " day, Oct %. W.. HOWELL, PrcprietoF
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SHsLihfsLApiFsD DEPARTMENT IN rRAsCEopI
sde OF Christ Church, In Anthony street, just
ut OF brosswsy, where ladies and ssnteen returning
@ gIers or theatre can partsks Of suppers prepared
rom bill Of fare comprising ali the ssssonsble deosees
ana served In handsome private apartments.
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EoR oYeTrRs FOR CAM FOR SOUPS FOR MADE
dshcs for foreign delcseiss for domestic nioetes fex
sy serTo for suFstAvny. for Curries for rsrrapia
ior oharse for choiee Wines Cor fsreru sir
grsoes seilys Restaurant kagnifque Is ur sur
rortnyest corner Brosdvay and Aathoay street
massachusetts Boy Oysters In high sessou.
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While there remains such escape gulsher
as Phillips Fire Annihiator. Once Warren street
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Instantly
converts red hair to black Gourauds Ne
dcsted Soap cures pimpes freekes erupons chsps
foreheads part of the body. Liquid Rouge, Lily
White Hair Restorative Gloss at 81 Walker street.
Bradway Calender eS South Third street. Philadelphia
Hair rDye.-RatchelOr'sc ceIebra ted LIq uld
Hair Bye is the best yet discovered for corng the hair
whshers the moment sappled The wonderful and
Dye performs is astonishing. IL is for SALE applisd
BACHELORS Wig Factory, No. Wall street. Copy the
Wigs and Toupees.--Batchelor' New
Style OF the perfect imitation
should call at BACHELORS celebrated Zig Factory No
Wall street. where be found the largest xnd
sortnen In the city. Copy the address.
The Proprietors of Frosty Pows, EIin
Locks and all who have the fear OF baldness
advised to provide themselves with Davss Hype
the certificates of its and per
sons Of tie hrst rspectabty For sale at the principal
Also for sas by NJ Sscn S7 Bowery b. saapp 81
Hudson; D. bodd, III broadway; E. Lyon, Az Grand
New York; Mr.. Hayes us Futon Thos Hayes % Atlantic
Hyatt's Life Balsam Is the most certain
remedy for Rheumatism Neuralgia scrofula, Kipgs Evil
avenue was stricken with rheumatism in a his limbs a.
though they were palsied lie was unable TO walk stand
weeks scrofua-Mrs Burton. No. l Eldrdse street
this lady has suffered for BY scrofus ulcers
dies had failed she the Life Balsam
Principal depot No. las Bowery between Grand
streets. rs cents per bottle
For Money Market, Am use ments, &c >.
see seventh Page.
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RE sTAURANTs.

(kOArsFR0hABRO SHELLEY FOREIGN
eorresrcrdncs teens with complaints OF the writer's
hs derrtvson Of the usuries go tsstefuy
Hheeys tupetb Restaurant, 35 Broadway We'll may his
Psfr.n friead MT Bssbt all epicure as hei lament k
exhtor can the Roeber de Csncse produce such
Can Nerys make slov st all At huisatsvnysi Can
the Tro Frers The Cafe Ansa put such be-
reriy. ~"
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@ 100 OhswARp-MrsrERIous pIsAPPEARANcs

INN nhWARD-MNSrERIoU5 DIsAPPEAEANCs.
70 IVO Mr.. yohz J. Darlington, Bootmaker, late Of
No 20 Broadway New York. and resi lens OF Wilams-
burg for the ast last In Grand
WILLIAMSBURG about ~ o'clock on Friday night, Oct -
The above reward will be paid for any information of hs
vtCGbsu or dcAd fer the recovery Of his body Mr ID.
about of height ave fest hair had
eres eos black satin yest drab psutsoons also in hs
petkt elk hsndkerchief with the fsF OF all nations
IT, and silver snuff box with his initials H. Any nfor-
nation will be thankfully received at No. 70 South Seventh
street, Williamsburg.
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CoMPoUND EXTRACT OF CHIMMAPHILLA.-THB
- hes. suthenucsd medicine In the world the cniysafo
and remedy for the serofuia frysi
pess kereursl Affections Rheumssism either or
ohreno. cutaneous dieease We add st of
cehcsss order 70 humhus the public rather var
rsnt cure In every ntsase hen taken according drec-
Grs.,y,es .,, stree. New rcss; 1ish.rds 90 pvi.oa
70 pvision street. nrs. n Hayes, i7s Patton strseI
br9sslyn Ihomn Hsyes, % Atlantic street. Brcohiyni
.hossle ard retail for the ty and country By Charles
W. Rins ls2 BroaAvAy sad william Dunhsn. ~ Broad
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SPORTING.

frtm $40 upwards for wo9deoek 9usi and pa5trdees,
complete Of Powder Fasks Shot Pouches,
Game Bags, &e &c &c, for sale at 10 prices by
FRANCIS TONES l. SONS, No. o Maiden lane
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A YOUNG LADY LEFT HER FATHERS AND MO-
"A there house yesterday rnpE 30 TO school having
her usual since which time she has not been
heard o IL she will return 20 her home she
will be orsytn, and treated With the utmost kudn
tenderness BY her distressed parents, and brethers and
sisters.
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MUSICAL.

AAR OTTO MULLER, rEACHKR OF TEE PIANO.
vi forte singing wiz give lssscpe st hs residence s
Beosvsy in psst Of the cty ruitior By the medium
cf the Hnsiish, German, ~ French lssuses.
MBsIC-nRa. PETTrcREw, FROM GERMANY
l purf of nevcrteer prepared to give instruoNsu In
singing and e nofcrte as ao In ths Germsn snsuaxe
~ her reedence No. S Fourth street. tso blocks from
Bro.ds.y where Applications ~sy be made on Wednesday
srd Saturday, OF every Afternoon. from 70 o'oiooh
Reference Mr.. w. sehsrfenberx. tss Broadway.
lust ARRIVED, AND FOR SAFE CHEAP. A sPLEN
did lot ytuns hookng Birds In healthy state also
trcugh bred newfoundland Dog also two nnglisn sst
Ierrifs all for sale cheap, ~ spplied Cor soon hppy
No. ~ vich street. -
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Hair Bye the best yet discovered for coorng the hair
vhishers the moment applied The wonderful and
certainty with which this fayorite and old shed
Dye performs is astonishing IL Is for SALE spplsd
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HORSE ANy CHAIsE FOR sALE-A HANDSOME
and fast pacing Poney old perfectly
sound and hind In all harness and under the saddle Can
be at Fleet Hkrrisons stable, Hamilton street,
Owner be at No. 100 Edrdse street. between and
OAM.
DokY FOR SALE HANDSOME sORREL CUBA
Pony, PAGER; be at Norriss Stables. No ~
Sixth avenue near Ckton place. Apply at No. o Water
street up stairs.
L,oR sAlE-THE CELEBRATED PACING MARE
Cbyuga Maid. She is b hands high, sound and kind
Further description the we'll known the
again James X Polk Lady Bevns. Dan Miller and all
pacers world except Pet and will be sold bargain
the subscriber 259 Elizabeth street. between the
hours of 9 A. n. and 2 p NJ MARK AAGUIRE.
ISoR sALE-A THOROUGH BRED BLOOD MARE, l51S
Lands high and q splendid saddle Horse for gente-
man. Sold the to leave the city,
Apply JOHN HURsONs Livery Stable, l77 Twelfth Sc.
NOR sALE-A HANDSOME BRIGHT BAY CANADIAN
Horse years old kind r harness and ddls good
action sound and Of great endurance Win DO sold cheap
Can be at time during the day at
Mercer street. Prince street. Owner in attendance
from { to half past A. NJ
EoR sALE-A sTYLIsH. BRIGHT BAY HORSE. l5S
wagon. Apply 70 THOMAS at Lewis stables, Seventeenth
street and Fourth avenue.
CEcoHD HAND LIGHT WAGON FOR SALE. IN coop
- order, do by Tomlinson 4 Wood, mail axles, and
leather top VIII be cold very cheap Apply at $50 Broad
way, furniture store.
HORSES KEPT ON LIVERY, BY A. J. LAYTON, lse
Crosby street Ground stables, preferred. Coaohes
and Light Wagons to the best coaches in the world
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ATTENTIO N.-THE MEMBERS OF THE DUFFY
"A Guards and all those wishing to turn next
excursion the 10th Of November hereby netiaed that
election for on will be held At Prendevilles No Is
Greenwich street on Saturday evening November half
past g. BY order OF WIN. NELSON, Captain.
]. CRErp, Secretary.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

Now oPEN-THE NAPOLEON GALLERY, AT ruB
~ Of the National Academy of Design, 66s Broad
vay, opposite Bond street. Admittanoe esnts Season
sokets 30 cents. Catalogues. 12k cents
I IFE AND ANTIQUE sCHooLs-A MEETING or
he members Of the above schools for the cla,sss Of l
sns 1890 will be held Friday evening" Oct 81 ocosk
st the of the National Academy Special attention
requested. By order Of the committee.
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w mustbe
10 spend so much money, said Mrs Dawson 70 me;
she has bought new Sofa with Divan 90 brigkt
That true as live, II darrles my sight
You're surely mistaken, my friend, replied.
Mrs. q. IL more noted for neasness than pride,
To my certain knowledge shes only been told
Where Parker's most besutifui Gloss 10 seld.
which sives tine polish 70 furniture, and IL easily apple
ty any lady 70 cents per bstte. Sold ~ M Grand
one do or from Bovery.
IT, PARKER M.nuf.eturer Philadelphis.
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PIE ERsONAL.

MR.. PETER BoURLLIER rs REQUEsTE0 TO CALL
" at AZ Warren street. 10 accept draft for two hun dred
dollars drawn him by Christovai Lsnuza Of Havan
favor of Pedro korers. lsteiy frsm Havtna.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS. ETC.

THE THIRTILTH ANNIVERSARY OF The HEBRE
II Benevolent Society will take place at the Chine
Rooms, Wednesday November TO- 1851. Dinner table
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MISCELLANEOUS.

vJNuE NEW MOTIVE PoRER-TRE RLEcrRo NAG
petic engine. invented By Prcfes Page, will be
hbited at the Broadway Tabernacle this and to
evening the 9th and th inst commencing at TX o'clock.
TIE engine will be in operation, and it's power sub
jected working tests The Inventor will be present
plain and illustrate the principles: Of bis invention and the
operation Of the engine application Of the will
be made by raising of iron so pounds in weight,
and suspending it in mds without visi o support and
With persons stan ding upon platform erected
upon the Of il desire to be placed there Tickets OF
admission procured at the Tabernacle during the
evening and at tho ofhoe of DIR. Chiffon No IS
Chambers street. Asmiss sion. IS cents.
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THE REAPERs ARE.TnE ANGELS.


Twas evening, and the beauteous stars were out
In all their brilliancy;-thc green earth lay
Peacefully 'Aeath the pure and placid rays
OF the still moon:.-Softly the summer breeze
Stirred the light ringlets of gentle girl, =.
Whose couch was placed within the cool recess
OF deep window, that her fcvered brow
Might feel tho nights refreshing breath One hand
of lily wfiteness, lay with passive weight
Upon the silken coYcrlet, that hid
Her shrunken form; the other Clasped the ''Book
OF Common Prayor'' whose blessed words had
been
Her solace through the weary days and nights
OF that long illness. Near her, with a face
OF mournfml resignation, was her fond
And stricken mother; and with sorely crushed
And bleeding heart, the father gazcd upon
Tho fading bud, that erst such promise gave
OF rich maturity. The aged form
OF her kind pastor knelt beside the bed -
Of suffering and with the solemn tone
| Becoming mortals when before their God,
Prayed for the lovely one, so soon to pass
Through the dark valley that her path might
be
| Illumincd by the Sun of Righteousness.
Nought but the voice of. prayer was heard within
! The chamber of the dying maiden. flushed
And faint were her low breathings, as the. words
! Of that petition died upon the ear,
And then AN CANCEL reaper" with soft wing,
Stirring the midnight air, bore her away,
! With gentle force. unto her harvest home.
/. IRENE..
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WHOLE NO. ..

hour l will appear before thee and make
known the guilty to thy justice" aJ
Again was Solomon seated upSa the
throne Of Israel, his brow sparkling with
the diadems his councillors and wise men
around him, and the ambassadors Of his
allies before his face. :, .t.-
The old Craftsman entered, bearing In
his hands vessel covered with hneni
bowing reverentially before the Throne,
he said, Behold, o King, am prepared
Let the criminals be brought before thy
presence" They were led on by guards,
when the Monarch by the direction Of his
aged eoadjutor, thus addressed them -
"a In the vase before you, which is half
filed with sand, lies buried a serpent sent
me from Egypt; It hath the peculiar pro-
perty of discovering the guilt or innocence
of the parties accused, who make trial of
its virtue. Let each of you plunge in his
hand and search for the reptile; 10 the in>
nocent it is harmless as a child, bat TO the
and his hand being first oiled, placed II
under the cloth, and searched, but with.
out effect; he declared that the creature
either eluded his search or was not there.
Iran now approached, and after few mo,
ments examination Of the vessel, declared
the same.
"Hold forth your hands," exclaimed
the King They did SO; that of Joel Was
black, that of Iran, unsulliCd. Solomon
looked doubtingly on the old Craftsman
for advice; who advancing before him,
thus addressed him. "Behold, o Mon.
arch, the test Of truth The consciSncc
of the accused has decided between them.
Joel, knowing his innocence, freely exam
med the vase, and hence the ashes upon
his hand: but Iran, made coward By
guilt, merely placed his under the linen
veil and pretended TO do so, or his hand.
which was oiled like his companion's
would have been black, also; for the urn,
in truth, contains nothing but ashes. -
AS he spoke, he removed the veil, and
! exposed It's contents to their gaze.
The guilty Iran, finding himself dotcc-
ted, fell on his knees, and cried for mer-
cy, but was removed by the guards for
execution. +ip2
Solomon descended from the throne,
and taking the chain from his neck, and
the ring from his finger, gave them 10 tho
aged Craftsman, and raised him 10 the
rank of Ovorseer among his fellows. The
old man would have declined the costly
gifts. "Keep them, father, said tho roe
proved King, "thou hast, indeed, taught
me lesson, so CALLING TO human pride,
that all our wisdom is from God, and that
its best virtue is humility 81
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MY WITnEREb BOQUET.

"Thou art a silly fellow, Karl, and a
sRSi sHgiy to sad ma my &na IS noR }G0ng
thee, thou art fooling thyself''
But l smiled TRANQUILITY, and said to
myself; IF it be fooling to feel tho light
of her smiles. .beaming upon me, let me
fool myself thus forever. .-- :.
And then thought of some lines of
my love. poetry written by Schiller, and
my heart grew elate. 1 doubted nothing,
but admired the almost shadowy face OF
Nina, and it appeared to me in my dream,
silently:
Thou art but a child, Karl, in a
manner of speaking, as compared with
her," continued my venerable god father,
who supplied to me the place of father and
mother, brother and sister-for l once
had all these, but now they sleep in a
solemn rest under the great linden trees
of the old church that lay in a slope of
the Rhine, as you leave Kolu and plunge
into the mountain passes: "for," added he
% she is thy senior by some years, twain
or more, and that maketh girls women,
whilst thou at this age art but, as it were,
boy, and for some years will remain so;
and l know that she is the magician to
thee, Karl; while thou shouldst be con-
ming thy lessons with Father Peter, and po-
ring over the monkish Latin, and pagan
Greek. There's rare poetry in these old
times, too Karl; for my uncle was nomean
scholar in his day. say she will be be-
witching thee, and thou wilt be day by
day but poor crazed lunatic, loving the
ground she walks upon, and some day"
he added with sigh, "thon wilt see her
give her hand to another, and laugh with
out malice, it may be, at thy great, yet
silent anguish, and then sorely stricken,
thou wilt go into thy chamber, amongst
thy glorious old books, and thou wilt fl
nally give to them the remains of heart
of which Nina will still hold part, and
with a last moan and farewell to all thy
most cherished hopes, thou wilt close the
world out from thee forever-as 9TH
ers have done before thee"
listened to him silently, with mingled
doubt and incredulity; but Nina was to
me an absorbing object, in which l had
concentrated every thought, feeling and
emotion. 1t was that period of which
every man has experienced the force once,
and once only with results more or less,
acting upon the whole of his after life,
than he cares to acknowledge, perhaps,
or is aware of-when love was worship,
10Y unutterable, a sublime madness; when
its infusion was an indiscribable sense Of
beauty, an appreciation of things that
spoke majesticaly to the soul, whether
animate or inanimate, whether in those
thrilling words that sounded imPeriously
on the chords of the heart, or whether
they were in the mere mutterings of the
forest trees as the wind moved their bran
ches., Flowed Nina, as may be imagined,
with passion entirely despotic. Woe to
him who should endeavor to take hel
from me. Hate to him who shall seek &c
dissuade me from loving her, and God
pardon me. / think J actually5did hate
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CLARKsBURG, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER aeth 1851.

has played me false but I will not die till
l have my revenge
'Nay-you can spare your curses, for
he did your bidding but too well. l dis
covered your villainy too soon for your
purpose. Now if you will suffer your
self to be bound hand and foot, l will take
you back to the Inn. Ifnot, l shall only
trouble You for your head, as that is re-
quired for the ten thousand thalers.
The last hope but one had fled, and
that was that some of his men might res
cue him. :.
THE once powerful robber suffered
himself to be bound and placed upon his
own favorite horse, Hunting Devil, and,
with Malcolm, returned to the Inn, which
they reached at'day-light, just as party
of soldiers arrived at the Inn, on their
way through the Black Forest, as. an es-
cort, to whom .Helderbrand and Bernard
were given in charge. Within three days
from that time they were tried by pub
lie tribunal, condemned and. shot. The
band was broken up and dispersed. Nal
colin received the ten thousand thalers,
which had been set on Netherlands
head, and ten more for Bernard, the land
lord, second in command. With the
money, Malcolm erected a. magnificent
dwelling, called Ho flo, or" Black Forest
Castle" by which name it is known to the
present day:
Thus ends theadventures of NighFS
Ride.
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ed coming to ne, it would have been We
nv welcomeLI had only my witherea
pansies to lubk upon as her relic. Her
ewes, her fare, her sweet white hands II
was never + look on or touch again.
"Adieut Nina, - said when 1 looked
at them nov falling assunder leaf by leaf
in my hands.
/ knownot how I got up on the morn.
ing that heard they were TO be married,
but I did so, and not living soul knew
of it. Ny godfather who sat by my pill.
low day and night, was worn out with
watching. and 1 stole forth, and was in
the church ere the bridal party came,
saw them kneel al the altar.
'sNinal thou vert very cruel, methinks.
He could never love thee as i, sol mused
to myself
They were kneeling at the altar and ]
heard their voices VOW to love and cherish
each other.
Her voice was strong and firm. His
was loud and manly. They both swore
truly. Little did they think who was
sacrificed to this terrible fidelity.
No, Nina-not to him who adores thee,
didst thou come or send. pined fol
her face, and saw itnot. When / knew
it was another's. ! turned my face to
the wall and desired to be at peace. l
still carried the pansies on my breast
they were not hearts ease,
1t was not autumn with met was
winter. They were singing dirges over
my hopes, Oh, heart heart what didst
thou not suffer. Yet blessed Nina, and
her husband, when it ached most.
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