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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16
Valuable Real Estate at Auction

FENHE Worcester and Nashua Railroad ompany viii sell
at Public Auction. on The premises, Tuesday, 22a OF
April at IL O'Clock, a unless previously disposed of
private sale, The follow ing property
lot, situated the South side of Old Market street
abatling westerly the Railroad containing about $500
feet OF and fronting about 10 feet the Railroad and
having thereon dwelling house with comfortable ten.
enents ana convenient barn This lot affords pecu lar
facilities for obtaining the advantages of tar cut track
at small expense and would be valuable location for
mechanical or manufacturing establishment
Alo lot on the North side of Central street aou 10
ieet East OF he Railroad said LOT fronts on Central st
52 ieet and is leO feet deep and 1880 feet
OF land IL has also dwelling house containing four COM
fo table tenements.
For further information apply to J. w. sFoWELL, su
perintendept,
mar29-dtAp22 GEORGE BOWEN Fso
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In Basement of Nos. & 9iper.s BLOCK.

JNeIt Door S0uM y. 8. Hotel.
I HE Subscribers have resumed business in the above
Spacious Saloon, which they have fitted up with all
The improvements othe day. and with such covenences
MS the public accommodation demands
Their Cooking apparatus is of the latest and best con
Structcn the establishment is literally supplied with
pure spring wafer, and every part lighted with gas
Their reputation has long been established as keepers of
an Eating House, and they will be ever ready ut ali hours
TO furnish parties individuals with such refreshments as
may be desired.
New York Oysters constantly hand and furnished in
any quantity to order.
Fruit Of all kinds Nuts and Confectionery of the best
quality, will always be found at their establishment
II Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received
they respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends
and the public. SPURR ( LEWIS.
fehl6-dwis3ma.
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sNELLTNC,S DYE-HOUSE.

no. Hanover street, Boston.
THIS well known DyeHouse, with the aid of steam and
Cochtuate water, continues to out style OF work
unequalled by any other in this country.
Laes' and Gentlemen's garments, Cashmere, Merino
and Grape Saws and Ladies dresses watered in the best
Gentiemen's garments cleaned md pressed with
out ripping. Merno Long and Square Shaws cleaned
without injury to the borders White Merino Shaws dyed
fancy coors and the borders preserved Silk Parasols and
Sun Shades dyed whole. Leghorn and Straw Hats and
Bonnets dyed all colors. AUSTIN FLINT, Agent,
apl5-d6cwlm l32 Main ST. Worcester.
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AUCTION SALES.
ne Iots al auction On TTnioa pin

House Lots at Auction on Union Hill
WILL e sold On MONDAY, Alri 2lst al 10 O'Clock
w NJ. raj Of The d, siraLle OTIS in the VI
entity Of the Medical College, containing from 10000 to I0
coo square feet Every lot offered viii positively be sold
Terms of payment very literal.
To those fishing TO build the present year unusua in
ducements viii be offered
Inquire Of John F. Pond A. & w. II. Harris, or
apS dt2l CHAS p. BANCROFT Auct
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Messen gers Notice.

Messengers Notice.
ION HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of Insolvency
IL for the County of Worcester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate of RESOLVED SABINS of Mill
buty in said County, Macins nsovent debtor and the
payment oil any debts the delivery of property
belonging to said nsoven debtor, him for his use
and the transfer of any property by him. forbidden by
law.
The first meeting of the creditors Of said nsovent debtor
will be held at Court of Insolvency, the Office Of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, the 5th
day of NJ next al nine O'Clock in the forenoon for
the proof debts and choose assignee assgnees Of
his Estate. l.. BAKER, IR., d. s.,
apIl-d3t&wlt Messenger
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READ THE PAPERS!

READ THE PAPERS!
Men who move III each degree,
Must, OF course, the papers
Whatsoever lot choose,
We can't exist without the
Dear to air and light,
Is he news unto our sight;
Stop the papers, and
Would beset the of man,
Peers and princes, merchants, diapers,
Gould not exist without the papers.
There read of gains and losses,
Great success and awful crosses:
Some are bankrupts, some rising,
With rapidity surprising
But of all in modern time,
Ever praised in prose rhyme,
None have made great name,
In the lists Of trading fame:
None worthly have striyen,
None such satisfaction given,
As MaculIar, who has made
Himself the wonder Of his trade
Seek his store, and you shall find
All the best Clothing Of its kind;
Fit for all ranks in the land.
Everything you may demand,
You'll there find ready to your hand.
Macullar, Williams & Co.
Dealers in Custom Ready Made Clothing,
STORES NO. 2 PIPERS BLOCK. CLOTHING BAZAR
AND AT THE CITY CLOTHING STORE,
mar11-dwtf I72 MAIN ST.
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Co.nartnarshin Notice

CU-pdI IH6ISL1p NOJIC6
THE subscribers have this day formed co-partnershp
L under the name of WILLARD. WILLIAMS q Co., and
have purchased of Henry Goudins his well known estab
ishmen (UnIon Mills of Union and School Streets
for the purpose of manufacturing Wooden Machinery such
as Carding Machines, Spinning Jacks Wewers Busters,
Picker &c, of tie NEST approved kinds and will furnish
Jack Spools, Bobbns Comb Place Gard Clearers, card
Nppers, &c. Manufacturers are respectfully Invited
to give us a call. FITZROY WILLARD
WARREN WILLIAMS
N. A. LOMBARD.
CHAS. WHIITEMORE.
Worcester, Apr. !, 1851. HENRY w CONKLIN.
Having sold all my stock, too's and interest in the
acture of Wooden Machinery, to Messrs WILLARD, WILL.
IAMs Co, cheerfuly recommend them the patron
age OF my former customers and manufacturers generally
they being every way qualified for the business mqnufac
turing Wooden Machinery, having had many years expert
ence in my employ.
ap6-dwtf HENRY GOULDING.
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1.1rv OF woRcEsTn q.

IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN, Feb. "a, 1851.
-,1rpFAS. Ii appears that the Ordinance against
a listino In the Streets is daily violated, il is
,d Tba the City Marshal be directed to prosecute
~ gjoations without unnecessary delay.
sun hereby given that the Law will be enforced.
y o','G GEO. JONES, city Marshal
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WANTS.
BOARDURg yAnrTrn

TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN BoARDERS can be
accommodated with Board in PRIyATE FAmILY,
glthfn hree minutes CaLk If the Post6fce. Apply at
"Lts gDtce, apl2 lG
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cKTELOGUE SALE OF CHOICE
C4H FRITET TREES.

!. ,ss NuspyofA. G. Slliman & Co, Flushing, LII
igsoWg IL PUTNAM will sell in front of their Sales
III pam No. l43 Main St, WEDNESDAY, APP II 10th,
X smalencng at 10 o'clock A NJ the best collection
iiee Fruit Trees that has been offere this season.
b Lors APPLE TREES, embracing 90 different varieties
IL 1nrs PEAR TREES embracing 80 different vareties.-
lots Cherry. embracing Is different varieties; IS do.
81 mn embracing 10 do; do Nectafines, embracing do;
"a Peach embracing Il do; 25 do Large Oiange Ounce
-: Apcots ard Grape Vines different kinds.
r. IF the weather is stormy that day, the sale will take
ce on the first fair day day after, the hour The
III will continue through the day.
me trees are IN The Of order, fresh from The
round, care lly tan Up and packed, and warranted by
Ee Propret0rs 10 1T Catalogues may be o.
aiped BY calling al our Roam.
eolJ-d2t HOWE 4 PUTNAM Auct's
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Messenger7s Notice.

TGSSEHSET1b NOIICGe
Worcester, SIS. April 5, 1851.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
i for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of CLEMENT CHASE, of
Clinton in said County Manufacturers insovent debtor
and the payment Of any debts delivery ofany property
belonging said nsolvent debtor him for his use
and the transfer oil any property BY him. forbidden by
law
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsolvent debtor
will be held Court of Insolvency, the Office of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, the 9Th
day OF May next, at O'Clock in the forenoon, for
the proof of debts and choose assignee assgnees
of his Estate. E. K. GIBBS. ID. S..
ap9-d3twlt Ne ssenger.
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Eagle Nursery,

ANsTON, Near Providence)
GO s. & d. MOORE, PropretorS would respectfully an
nou ce the citizens of Worcester and vicinity that
they have taken Cellar the Agricultural Ware
House of O. CONVERSE opposite City Hall, where they will
offer for sale very superior stock If Fruit and Ornamental
Trees ShrubbeTy, &C. Those wishing superior Trees are
invited to call ard examine before purchasing elsewhere
Aso very superior stock of Evergreens, that they will
sell low by the hundred thousand apl4-d3t*
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Fancy Fowls.

EGGS from ten varieties, including Shanghai Cochin
IL China White Dorking, Cumberland, Golden Pheasant
and Black Spanish, can be Obtained at the store of
WHEATON, & HlCKCOX,
apl0-dlw Waldo Block, Main st.
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NoIice.

IL persons indebted TO the subscriber are respectfully
N invited call and pays sud all having demands az aims
the same also invited TO call and take their pay.
uF Bills at made up aud ready!
aprl-d3w ia4 WIN. BREWER.
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ROard Wanted.

WO Gentlemen wish 10 obtain board where they can
have pleasant room, conveniently large for two beds
private family would be preferred
Apply to this Office .no-J1v,
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SITUATION wATyTEn.

in Sore, and will devote ks whole time TO the bust
ness of his employer. Apps No. "a Front street. Up
NdtrS. apl2-lm
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ON n A NJ n

UN n n N d
II PECKHAM win always be found ready for taking up
~ and shaking Carpets, and putting down again.
WINDOW WASHING and PAINT CLEANING faith.
fully done Orders left Mr.. Walkers, door below
James Green's Drug Store Main street. will receive
prompt attention. ap9-d4w~'
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Milliner Wanted

80 Tailoresses Wanted.
4 PPLY to NJ. Sk0LNEY, No 208 Butman Row, Main
IA street, Worcester. ap7-dn
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A Gardener.

Fl G2rdener.
Man who understands the business wants situation
IA as Gardener, and is willing make himself otherwise
useful Apply No "A Front st Up Stoirs. anl2 dat
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Savings Bank.

THE Annual Meeting Of the Corporation OF the Worees
ter County institution for Savings will be holden at the
Office of said Institution, on Wednesday, April leth
O'Clock, p. M.
aprl-dwtl6 s. JENNlSON, Treasurer.
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Wanted

Wet Nurse.
X ANTED, situation a Wet Nurse. Inquire of
" JOHN MCCARTHY, Pine Meadow, next dool the
g Orphans Home" mars diff
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"l.s no matter. I've seized this propsily
ard you cen sxplsin matters at the Custom
house to. Horrov," continued the shtcWd 10
spec,or.
Luke here, friend; sot ,ew fast, ef you
please. I've paid NY dCsties on that 'eie iOt
q goods. Jest you lsok al Ibis, Haos l-asa
he drew forth a bit Of paper fsom his Vss'
pocket signsd By the Collector.
Why, ven SCAMP" said The inspector,
wipiag tae persPirsliOa from his face, "ihi' Is
permit for your seed. Why dIdai you
shos that before -
VIA the irsi place, you dida'I ask ne
tes snd ia The next place, ef had, you'd :
seen me stesk my back afore you'd ha'
brought that bundle clear up here Tor ne, /
know =
The Inspector Slowed his nose violsa'ly /;
and cutsins the csustTynan for a fool, turned
down P,ne street, lnslsntef, TO resume bis
" i5nsIy round"
The stranger put his parcel in charge Of
he servant, aod griHusd a CHASTITY grin, as
the overzsalous watchmar departed
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Fem The Dollar NerIpg per.
Manure Eoa LANDS.

Too nuch caau7t b. sa,d concerning The
iaporiaacs Of !hssusjsc,, aud i the alieA!joa
Of farmets could once BE- acknowledgements to
IBIS Po'a', great ctauge would inevitably en-.
sue IN the vege,as'e world. Because, vhers
iaa faruetis awake 70 the G.lily Of maHufng
ats lads hste IS always plenty Of manure to
DO obtained aud lie b.a.a tasrelten !. N.
cslculable.
Macy. ao~etef, ho 10 10 kasv Hsy4Iue,
.t,nl, +, us.les5 = spend ume eits IL; while
others .h.ns becsuse IS not ia Their Stable
yards, hat 'hsy camel procure ID. Bo, there
can be ,a,l quantities collected arooad sheds
and out houses the hesl qIa.ily and vhich
. generally neglected, uaid ii frequently D.
comes ma < Of very bad TASTE, vhtla a. tho
sane tine rAsir land. afe suffering tof tie
aea, q i. Bsaies, alJ very Lite Isb5r snd
atttnBoa, a great zeal 81 .tfaw, sb,ca Is often
loft . rot IN large stacks un, i, becomes uu.
&. f3r tho renesai Of The SOL, o. ans lbing else,
MI tl 70 manufactured into Tie very tcsi qlsl
NY d fenauug matter.
Bul there ID $40 her ne,aod IF ob'ainng
fnsnare, "hich 5 equal, i Eoi spporlor to ia,
sh'eh is ob'atfd rem stables, aud uay ba
had by every farmer q, ia " cost. tho
process Of manufacturing Z preparing il IS a,
f.sws: The tich deposits Of vegetables mat.
ter, louad "a lbgndlnce along The borders Of
every steom, ate collected and couye, ed to
sono place, where t mag b. cany aiaat to
ges q, t, @aen II IL 10 10 taken to the field -
Linn % then sPioad upon i.-9ay enc wagon
load, 70 every ten Of lbe maler--ihps 1t IS
len for tao or lhreo weeks. OF NATL the lIms
has been SACKED, when il u stirred for tho
purpose q miS.ng then together. Il would
/ alec be- well to give il second stirring and
IN three msnlas 4 will b ready % spread up.
On tho land. Ashes aad olher .ubs,aaces
/ frem tho hoJss ara bcnefclol, and vii! do well
TO odd 70 this compound Try il Sc aao
would improve yoor farms 81 small expense,
md You WI b amply 'avardld Tor your
'foubi9. NugA.
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EFnsE'sl1T
Very Curious Adventure.
By PAUL cREYroS.

By PAUL CREYroS
Il rerer attended but enc temperance lee
lare ssis cur friend e > IA a peculiar
s1le. ssd den. tsins'l sslll srsT aaead
go her
Ysu probably found i dry =
Weli-yss-bui that isn't IT, The lee
Gro vas vel sseagh, bal 60, inis such &c
aslul scraps, aler il vas over, that never
.sak Of Temperance msetings without a ssud.
dr., III ,sll yoa sbaul il. Il vsa 10 Jars-y
civ, =Aere vas sonsthns sf stranger
ard the night vas eas Of The wsTsi Of The asa.
son. Bo,ess how il b'ew II vas sao1s n
,sk. yeur breath sssy. Wsn, sir, tao lee
t0re sss over. ard asking a1i ai'A th, crowd
!iaeefed 10 lbs dootray, contemplating tbs
s zfal .esrs vhsa ,oG.e bod teak NY srrs.'
Where have ysu bssn sl-d he sHeties,
,oce 10 tho rorl, | rave bssa !ookas for
yov everyvhefe.
Very much sofpfses tanned nv bead
sud sss-sus can't descrl-e nst Il asses
nc MAD cav 10 tatrk Eaz prodigio1s'y pretty
che was With her eh hand she lsaasd on
my arm she vfs arranging her vel Win her
right, and did net appear 10 observe nv scr.
Prise. You have been locking for me ? fsl-
tered.
sCome-lst us DO gong, sas her reply
pressing my arm.
"A thrill went to my heart. What to MAKE
u ny lsdy's ssdrssE, did net know; but she
sss too charming creature for NO 10 rsfuss
70 accompany her. We started CT in ihs
mids, Of The tempest, the REESE Of vhch pre-
veated any Conversation A! caglh aha So :
zi,h scream,
Pa, your arm srsund me, ! SHALL blow a
v.yp
need not esscriss 10 you my sensations
ss pressed her to my side aud hurried or
I, wss very dark nobsdy saw Us snd ais '
ipg asr to guide ny steps, | followed her INC
tioEs through two or itrse shsrl streets, un,i
ale s,opped ssfsrs an segaEl hsuss.
Have yen your key ? she asked
Ny key stsmmeres, shels maai ;
sope mistake.
%, have oae.
And she opened lie door siood v.itn
10 bid Der gsod q .hi, or to have some sIPlana
sion, ~hsn tuFsirg quickly, she said
He. quser you act 10 night sin't 70
coming in
There was sssneitiag very tempting
ID. susgssIisn. Was gong 10 war;
house and pretty voaan we're cefisaly g
isc.s sf considerations, and it sss dfssfy
taink OF facing the storm and Of seeing her Z
mere. |, teek inc sbssi three quarters Of
second 10 make up my moa snd in ! ven
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1Zd1 60 Lcgl1aDro
a litll, folly row and 'asn
rslishei by tie Hissst man
4 sharu.,ct sishs Enspcc,or.


No, very Bad ks is told q one Of Toe
Nss. Yo,k EgLy Inspectors. ! haPpensa
fsv evenings since, shorty sfsf lAo "ha'f
al b sas ssi "a, plain looking coun',y.
ner US seen 10 leave big, yns al
P,sr No. 6, With a Suspicion. bladIs "a kls
sanss.
II vas s's' package ssd heavy ons--
sa3 ne stranger logged along eO1iy ~ be
s,er viii i, urd ID ned the carer ssss. az
uaisr his lead.
ABS 81 fa. fs.la" = ei1cuIs'fd he Iynz.
eyed laspse,or--a ,a.rP-ss, olic.&l, u ina
va" aha I've got yeu ,bis ums ard
approaching ne ceouity man, be said
Coed evening. Let ue relieve YOU Of
that LEAD, my rnetd."
"Eb? = responded ibs man uasasiIy.
"rIl'!ske lbls bundle, II you please
Thank yoa."
"Ils hssvy, isa'l !, r sad The ,i1iesr.
Ysasi ahieh ray sou go,h a-tar r
Gene along. u. al right; III take care
oflbi.-coIe Of
Eszqctly much obliged. ll's 'atns.
heavy. Ell I've ct 10 gel Up 70 Ihs Howard
Reuse"
Cone along. coninsed be officer, kosr
iagIy, sell see sbout thsl; !" asd 10 fsz
n, nuiss they Eeschtd The " Howard" y heI
ths stranger observed that be Inspector b.,
&c idea OF halng
Halle which way fueud Ia s,epyin
bert" ssid ihs cpurify man.
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TGRECUE TUR.EL.
From The Soil Of the South.
Benefit of neep Flowing.

RscaCAt OF kgceP EEoEiH%
4ur. Editor: have 80 item to cenmuni
cate vpon tbs subject. spoke IN my former
letter Of the excellent red lards 81 Fotds.-
Oae Of the tIicu'ues Of cultivation Of The
h.ls Of Ina, State, as sell as all Ito south, is
the terrb. destruction oceaslo5Pd By awful
d.luees hat fall 10 such foods as are unknoan
+ 70 ary other country. Oas Of these terrible
storms passed over Tallahassee sllco leA
there sxtep.us may 50 acre Of The sol Of The
Sculh mic The Golf OF Mckee. Macy bill.
side d,cbcs entirely failed, end h1rizanlal
o'osirg ai,koai dAcbss proved arost use
lrse. D,ehss however that ssre stse aud
eli made, saved be plaata,,oas IRON dsstruc.
nor. And so did deeo PsWisg. have just
had a conversaiien alih M,Jar Ward Of Tai.
Iehassee, HON saw lest winter brsskisg Up
dis laad sh tEo horse ylsw, ,ucA lof IN
snce as Aliens No. 10, fo'oaed % every
.Irrow silb hu!iiouru- as deep as oae siOo.
rule csu'5 lu1 10. Tae 5ea. f.isl results Of
.fls we're seen during the storm Ger. onsd.-
The deep tia Of the soil seemed le Is orb
ths vsfer as - j ahle sej1lnisg lands
i That sere piowed old sys,sm ucrs
4mos, ruined for the presea, BY ssglo
shower he deep posed par! ass tui very
ht,e ul9re5. THIS alone vsuld Be sgfi
c at to{wsrr2ai he extra amoua, VI .shsr
U.s.. th.s 10, all Msjor Ward ellis ne isa'
paris sf hI sIsn,aioo ~h Oh had besn very
much scfa out b. rssb,og snd cropping, Layr
been restored 70 their o.. nal predaeHysness
Amos! sboi7 By The system Of deep plonag
uhleh be has bern practising for several years.
believe yoa vii eoacsds that ny ogpotlu-
mites 10 SEQ re mode Of cultivation Of ali
kinda Of crops and 80 >, il seary 81 tbs
Souhsrn Sass, mas beer equal 10 lha. Of aoy
other Individual ard should the question nov
be asked ne, whether you'd recommeua
deep p'osing usou all Southern sss, no tnai.
ter WaAt their Constituents, | should say, yes,
o.,n.,,.ie.Av Ri s,,Jd not ,.c.,,.
,s.3a..,,,.,,, .rF.5,i.,a. .bJstb.
lao 4a.al Il batter Description Of stirring
p'oes we're used, fo,Iostd 81 bull tosgur,
..,.f.. =, ofs.- ar .a,li,. ,lav 49,, ~,
b.-.e. xo,td !. comnn.1,.,s liz he I.
creased labor IN yearly crops, sb,s The dan.
t..,ou "A ,,io - -. i.,d J,,.a,
G.,L,d ..o,e, ~oata 80 .1, ,o...,l
p... r.s. y.,a
p.a NJ c..
..e,-t,.,.-i.,t.
,..I., ...,,
II - ''1 ! - - = " 49,
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Fresh Esrugs, Medicines, sc.
Grea. National Picture!
WAsHINGTON--F,om Siuart's Ceistrstsi
Painting

w WASHINGTON Sfudfis 1titIetei
Painting.
gnHlS large and magnificent Full iEsGrn foR-
TRAIT on WASHINGTON, from the bufin OF an
American artist, is considered by all who have seen
il TO Be Que Of the most beautiful specimens OF art
ever published, and a CokEECT LIKFsEss OF wash
inglon The szs Of the plate is eighteen by twenty.
eieht inches, which will make a handsome picture
Tor The parlor and should be in tho hands Of every
American citizen!
Itisa correct cePy from Stuart's celebrated orig-
nal Painting, now al the State House, Hartford, G.
Ii is finely engraved aud printed On superior plate
paper That il may be within tho means OF all
lhe publisher las reduced the price TO oSE DoiLAk
o. All persons romittihg the amount may rely
upon receiving periec, copy BY return of mail to
any part OF the United States, Carefully put up on
rollers made for the purpose, free 81 postage.
Address al orders (post paid te the publisher,
JOHN s. ia YLOR,
Bookseller and Publisher,
las Nassau street. New York.
=. = Papers Publishn: the above advertisement
three times, senting copy Of The paper marked 10
me- shall receive free Of postage, by return Of mail
I COPY sf the plate. JOHN ). TAYLOR.
May 10. 1851. }"
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Tsefs vas avery din light in the ball, and
as nv gu,d. rsa rapidly up s.airs, Why. !
though, could DO nothing better than to run
Up TOO. | followed her into a dark recm.'
Lock The deer John,' SAID she.
Nov, as If had been The only John in
the wsrls, thought at once that she knew
me. | felt for the key ard turned it IN the
lsck without hesitation, wondering all the
time What vas coming next. Thea an swiu'
Suspicion Of some hsrrid trick fllshed upon
uy Eind, for bad ofes heard si Infatuated
men being lured 10 their destruction by pref;
ing the aosr, vhsn ny lady struck light
Then (being an excessively modest msh) |
discovered to NY dismsy that | vas IN bed
rosm with woman IN bed roon acne
with a woman 10 her bed rsor Ga, cant
describe my sensation | ssId something, |
don't know VIA, it was, sGi the lady, having
lighted a lamp, locked around, stared 81 ne
IN instant, turned white as the pillow cases,
aud screamed,
who are you' Kew cane you here.
4 made some soft Of reply, by way of a
policy; then ssking on chair she cried
wtldly-'
'Go-aaick- leass-,hs room-i 'hssskf
vou Here ~ husbana Aad covering aer
ace WIN As' "''O'' ,%
80 pm 7
suA Gus .ac 20 ,' ,n,,..d If aens on, by he
door came ia al, uplockea another door,
and walked INTO cIesetp
.Rsro,e | could rec,ify nv error, there cane
terrible laundering a, ,hs frs. door. Tie
adv ,c,s,aed ii, noise iscfetsss;and l..t
,.c.Lo- kno.ior very we'll ,h., aow tss
I..,,. ,.,I bn,bapa -. conipo ans tb.,I
no. in ,.,Ae,.ssd6x.'
vsuaw.,e,ba,itreuld no, do torem.in
!, i, ,I,.a, and cooyircsa Of The danger Of
n.s,;or man no misbt fan into The vulgar
w.ssoe.s Of being isalo.s. ass,fyire to cof.
l.,, NV .eane,ed sep,e. 10 the dark recess,
,bs,,bo Isdy rushed 20 ue whispered IN
ia r,.cer-
eWb,, ,IouIa II -, d not 20 he
r;lkal mr.
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