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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

IL Residence known - Noodlawn ntea7 In the
town Of New Windsor, Orange County, three miles
from the village Of Newbuigh. The Farm contains
srty-ons acres OF excellent land: On the premises
are large and commodious dwelling house. sum
sient barns and other outbudiDes, hshpond Ted by
0pdnes and neverfailiog aud thrifty young ap-
pleorhs1d Of grated fruit The lawn about the house con-
{sins variety Of forest tees Altogether Woodw
combines many attractions be found where In
country residence II be reached in about three hours
from New York BY railroad steamboat For particulars
apouise OF HOMER MORGAN, No Finest, New-York.
JAMFS " FOWLER Newburgh
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TAPER WAREHOUSE. Il. DER
= ONGAN,S PATENT PENDING

Ii -, -.
IsASH ELFyArOR-lhe advertiser wodla re'psc.'
80 ,hs s,teatiol OF huloeIa and tho public 10 sea-
sr ~ tis PEW and useful improvement % winaos nsds
rS wh;ca does away with the uso OF weiuts go v,
snS ais. the xpen.e Of boX haae. and - one-hs ehrst
tSsn The Cd w,y OF hanging sash With weights ms w"
with Ieais Rubber spiinsa - nu sss'd 50 70 a 80
- a., nS m Of th- ame Nj Lougaa . now 'eady 10
r,ceiy, ordrrs from al who favor him WIN the" psf
,a,sss Models an be seen at No. III Norfok1
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and SECOND HAND PIANO

gORTys-we have on hsnd a Lars ssS't p,
- 90 .-cooSh ard Pianos ar ssie sad TO nhe ''snSs
e. g. 60 isG Fo hire frm 8 70 SO per s nS2a
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xTASHINGTONINSTlTUTE-MUR-

NV H'IIItNV Wv Nv . II y = VI II
w RAY H1LL-The next annual ssssiDn Of this cstaD
lishment 18Th. since the adoption VI this nsme viii
Monday, September & The undersiEued EfAt
ihed To announce that ROBERT GREf. Esl, and LAZY
will participate with them 10 s educaiO4a duties aud
responsibilities Mr. . talents, character aud tried eXps
have desia-d him p.culia qualified Tor mo
sppoLfm-ut he Is already fvorably known BY for.
conLeXon with the Institute tor many yes-
teacher and hence IL familiar nth It's established modes Of
T DWIGHT PORTER,
TIEnnnRE pARTED
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T Asst CHANCE-ONLY A FEW

- LVIS wv uO Tot Ony WI IN the bcsutifu
8ase Il YonAeIs and chance 10 Obtain ellin,
Honses which Cos, sS15 each without additional cost
The rndersis aed has los Lo:s the sae. 81 bies az.
BY Ice feet In the Sarishng ,s- OF Yook-r. xhi.s
only ts NJ hours ride ~ the Hues River Ralr.d ,i,h
Lsndine
Two hcuscs eudirs los aes mated an IN. ma.
sNos IS and ST. which 10 erecting uroet eortrsct 10 "a
ISIS each.
Ten dos to be paid Delivery " sr, sns,t so on IN.
9TH OF September pek aud $50 lnSy remain or honS az
s,,ostsase Tor three years II percent.
The srswns 90 shoies OF lots Wiz positively take plaos
In tbs VILLAGE Of Nonke the h Of sepss bss nc n "a
the p-sans dswies lots IS snd 81 viii 10 entitled - d.
heusrs shereon without ssdiuoGs ccst
An psrsons 4esrUus Of procuring Of
sboee i,a shca AID subscribe there only
kots len 90, sohscrih~d tcr-
sales Of Real Estste Msrehanss Exehsnss and House
Aoa Raeots AZ private resdcnces stended sasonAAs
Ssrrs ALsERf a. klCOLAY,
Apstosesr, Real FssA,s and insurance Agent.
mo 40 Walls ffVm 10 AN. toSPA
Oooee.. ana No "a GrsnGst, from PM % 8 IN.
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VAST MUkKIoANLA VILLAGE

s,ories and basenebt with under CELLAR built BY d.y
rk and tni.hed In manner, with msrole mamie
tiisben range cd n 4in st 1876 feet cast oil oth
.v Teru,s "a oderate. Inquire on the premises
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MADAME CHEGARAY respectfully

MARSH' y COURSE OF 6OOh-hc Get
lVI INU.-A complete bentifG and practical work,
Iprnted II coors) adapted TO private instruction ~ op
octave Price S. Is. let those no cannot avail them
OF course Of Lessons under the suthOr bus hs book
good teacher in itself sod at G. MARSH uniting
RoOrs or the Practice Of Book keeping No 3 BroadEsy
Postage under $40 miles 70 cents
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4 BBOTvToS COLLEGIATE INSTI-

a BBOIIO IOLLLOIhIE
n TUITION for YOUNG LADIEs-spinger institute,
Union Psrt Rev. GOhdAh ID ASboII n,rrppe1,yTl.ss
DAY. Sept Is. <.,. ,...,, ..
The appointments and arrangements Of this nh arc
of the highest ORDER Its Professors >Dd Teachers ia
~ Painting 70 sn6 Appsrsus its range and system OF IN
susctop ana lie Lectures se OF character 70
insure as fer humso ipsrum .ntaes can, 50 scon-
plshed, Christian education. -
Pupils and applicant. for admission are expected 70 %
punctuslly present 81 the opening exercises
and persona Interview. with the Princip. sitter sept
Eew-Yofk Aug l9. 1872
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6rhools.


4 HOME in the COUNTRY iof
~ sOYs. within nx.een niles Of HARrFoHD-t,n ns
Advertiser will take only four boy, ana taose =,
80, of are and will devote his whole time lc'ns 70
heir moral physical End intellectual training Terms
eer sunum ADDRESS Box No SB Past once halIora- ~,
Reference c. c. Bean ESQ., at the al e' ~ " ''' v
Education ir this city.
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CTEAM EN- ZINES, BOILERS, &c

- The under.gnsd has for sale several and nd
hand high Engines high ard low pr-ssurs Boilers
with tneir appurteDances and second hand Planning Ma
chine Also number of side wheel and propeller Sea mrs.
of various Specifications contrs' general or
detail drawings furnished for sesnes engines OF mschin
srv Of ali binds aud sis CHaS W COPELAND,
rn.snltno Ennneer No ~ Broadway.
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end ENGLISH BOARD

ING and DAY SCHOOL, No 81 rhomr,on-st -Ih.
- r -. -, MONDAY. Sept
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A S. VILLEPLAIT continues to give
ST. ACADEMY, No. 50 Bond

DIT w. PARKER A "A, Principal Til. next session.
vii commenc. the tn Of Sept Circular, containing 'ein+
branches taught references &c, may be Obtained 81 e
bookstore Of T. FRENCH No. 1856 Nassa1st or 81 No To
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WASHING FLUID.-Nelson's Chi

nese, Is the only genuine improvement for s.y.na
labor and expens, ard mailing liz very white without
injury ~ the fs7nc Refer Astor flouss Bold by
Grocers senersly D/p6t No ia Wsrrsn-s. JANE6
PYLE, bsn1tscturer. Liberal iiscoun, 10 tbs trade
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EOR SALE-An elegant FREQ stone

three story and basement House hnshej In the very
Sest modern style with baths Ss, atuste 10 the ness
part OF monet, Brosklyn.
As two story scd Easement Gothic Cottage with lass
yard grape vines shruhhe &c, situate In Bond St near
hsherpefhorps In Brooklyn large Fart o. the purchase
money esh ofhe premise. can remain 90 bond and mort
eaee. .
Also 2lS OF heavy rnee' Land rtusss ia the to.s
Of Salisbury Hersimer Co fol- sale OF exchange In
tulson st. n. Y, ct Of wh. sYhEs. Nc - Wea sross-
UNy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

~ Prof T.. johnson, Rector The three Depart
mens the Junior the Upper ngsh, aud the Classical
open simultaneously on Monday, Sept Puplls
eeved the OF Yeas and upward and prepared
for the house for adnss0o 20 any College.
Crcul4rs may obtained at Appleion's, LocE goods
CroweDs bookstore in Broadway, and a. RaynoI- IN tho
boWery. GEO ,. FARMER. Principal
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CINGER,S SEWING MACHINE

~ There longer sny experiment In using these iuva
nabe sborssying machines which execute a KINDS
iuR ye OF great beauty srd durability They are adapted
% .ny krd ~ sewing and used by ladies on taair oest
custom work The great demand for these mschlnes and
the universal satisfaction they have given. Is small praise
for their which eds only to DO known TO be ap
p-cai-d The principal office for the sale Of these
shines is At No Broadway where they be- in
operation where the proprietor will be happy 10 demon
ltrate their utility 70 any one who viii call
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RARE CHANCE.-35O bulldog lots ,
"A =. on. CIV OF Newark, within i've min.'es s
IN ~, ~ either raiIT I'D depot Prices tom @eoaY 70
per lot Apply TO NJ ~ auihenyst-
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GEORGE w. TUTTLE, Importer of

~ Eosish, French and German Fancy Goods Novelties
and Toys both useful end mental suitable for preson
At the Emporium, No Si5 Broadway.
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LJGHTE & NEWTON. in

w CONSEQUENCES Vt h- increased demsnc' ann
-, r,tv %, th-ir PIANO-FoRrFS, nave exteoaed tn-n
bi.,p-~. ana opened Wsr-room IN brosf~sy, no o.,
.h-r- ~- .hsi eoss'snty k--P choice s-eSoa y, o
49, ,b latest nprved patterns We shall s'p sonunus 20
L.-p f,Il assortment of instruments 81 cur
80 " .r-roou. No u Csnal-s All Piano sor,es o' o
,,,-trr. re warranted IN eve-y respect rroiesoes
sn-f,ur, :. tho-- Eho anticipate rurenss'ns sc
frily invited % call ana ex-mine All otdes " ' Wv
ar .ouptrv rnrctr-liy executed
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YOUNG LADIES' sCHOOL-No. 90

Il OFanEe-st corner Henry, Brooklyn The Fan rs,m
will CONNIE nee on WEDNESDAY, SEPT 1854 The sam
iuary ha been in operation nearly IS year, The Prn: oa
10 assisted by number Of vel qualified ecL.fs and ever
facility sven for thorough education Circulars stating
terms and other par ieusA obtained thu Institution
SARAH NJ DEMARcST Principal
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XTEAST POWDER.-B. T. BABBITT

10 the original Inventor Of tho Chemical Yeast Powder.
cb prepared and sold BY him 81 Noe SO and 10 Wa
ngtnu-st. New-YOrb Ia in cans. Those who purchsse
,hov that they get that with the abovs name on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
Mathinsrp, Sc.
NOIvrON FACTORY MACHINERY

" FOR sALE-At 81 ohanicsvile, s-tatoss CO.. BY ING
American Linen Thread Company, A. follows; CHos
Epinuins Frames. Spseders Mules Spoolins Frame :"
spindes WsrpeIs, Presses ca Looms Cans oooolnS
aeeds Harness, Shutdes, &c 40 All ofShsh " prices"
a., cent les, than the otisiusl cost
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L,OR SALt-1w O valuable Houses and
Il Lots on Besi man st on aavsntaseons terms Apply
20 G. Y. l. @. l.. OSBORN, No. l47 Mubeuyst

LNOR SALE--A very desirable residence
In tb. pleasant village Of faryown (corner Of Ws,h-
In,ton and franklin Lot IS by lS feet House two
stories hiph with attic basement and cesI and hed In
with Piazza three sides four marble manels and
CRATES II built IN the best for the owners oc
oupaton three yeus ago The grounds Handsomely laid
out with choice nit and trees also shrubbeTy
vince, &c &C. fine cstsrn and well Of the best ser
Possession will b. given IL desired in thirty DAYS a sale
For particulars apply T. Mr.. WIN Nj WATERBURY, No
81 Pine New York, the premises TO the subscriber
THOMAS b. MABEE.
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-orc G., SUBURBAN RESI-

a Cncrs a, SALE 81 sections ecnts, .nsn,sh be-
..cS sa.,sa .A,s: miles ns N FROM PsaIrOsd and
s~sss the flssh .ns Ne~tow Greet Ferry LsIo o.
4 ne :.ss ss ss os ::'S iss :as
ssa % Ss eccssS y @hsS IL. Of ssch sc
. g.. vi s ss' ii g.ea
.. e sss' ' aS s@e
North ~ q: ns n, away, n " BAGE SorhEh'
n<f " 49,. - brooklyn.
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COMMERCIAL ms rIrUTE. No. "A

~ Fnveni'y place Twenty Yeas teaching Ia this city
have not failed 10 give to Ely 8 mpets kno~ledse
Of his profession which is most hsppiiy apPh-d IN every
pa m. mt OF the isHute in which Thorough ed ict lou
mmeIc al business profession, In every modern
La guase NAV he ssttssed. Naive teachers In these
10 0gusles assist bln through the day.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Il Wool Fi.I AID st Machinery, manufactured -
s.1 Curtis Co, Manchester, imported TO order Pay
- - 80, :, ,hs IIr,taJ st.,es Jas COCKER co.
w. No "a John st.. New-York
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COLLEGIATE INSTI

NTITE No 2if West 10Th st The Fall Term Of this
Irstiiuton will commence MONDAY, the 5th o. sep
TENDER Fer particulars Circular which be obi >nod
At the Institute JOHN II BROWN, NJ Principal
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~TTyVESANT SQUARE SCHOOL.

O-Mr TYNG'3 SCHOOL, for BOYS, will b Opened
A. no 81 Fast 6th-st on MONDAY the 9Th OF S-pte n~r
when Mr T. will BE- happy his formnr pupu. and
am nay propose ill the vsc. lcie' ths may
exist York, Sept. j.
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T,ARM and W-MiLL for SALE

Il Situated about miles from Morrist0wn New Jersey
well stocked with Fruit with two good Dwelling Houses,
ewo Bsss Ouhouses &C. 40 The Farm contains about 30
OF excellent land under good OF cultivation FOR
pAtculan inquire Of WblTEHEAD BROTHER,
Drugg .sts. No Ih2 0teenwlch st.
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MN. Fl. LEGGETTS CLASSICAL,

w FRENCH and ENGLISH sCHOOL-North-s4st
OF Broadway and l2h-st will b- repeasd MON
DAY, Sept at ga ~ Circuss Al LDck GOODS No. III
Broadway Evans and Buttans No 6J7 Broad T. and
the residence Of HE Principal No %j l0ti-st Temp
kins square.
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BOOK KEEPING.
CTATE AND NATIONAL LAW

~ rchoOL- salsen sss sarsfors CoaasJ S.Y-Tns
nsst tssn win eommeses sth VI September O,l.ct
~ INC inssunoa "a train yoass In EHtsa spoas
rs ace ths Iifh Of Css.sa vel In the ssisn u
rseiss tposfrsisl 10 J. W FOWLER
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IvIFTY DOLLARS ONLY will secure

Wsusniee deed ana immediate possession Olive aces
OF land At Lake .nd the b,auce so 10 500 acclrdns to
location can reuan Tor two three years Land near
this and under cultivation OF the sane soil naturally
held at from $500 $50s per No batter opPor-
tunity for profitable investment within the vicinity
OF New York. few splendid lots the cole-
bated lake ROnkonkons from So TO SO equal In sire 10
sht cy lots abesuu location for these wishing coun'
try RESIDENCE near the city An excursion train OF cars
leave Brookn for Lske Land Thursday the 9Th inst at
"a O'Clock A. NJ Tickets IS cents to be had at the
ofRoe ofC WOOD, No s08 Broadway.
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NOR SALE ON BROOkLYN HIGHTS

"A frat class Brick Heu'e, every way desirable az
residence OF for investment Inquire Ia. premises No
as Willow st., or OF s. sPERRY, No Is Iohu-st N Y.
LNOR SAL E-A Farm Of "A acres ;
Il good Hops> and BAN; Fruit, &c Il miles from
Pl1nfeld New-Jersey Apply 20 VIM. 6AGER, No 20
GhsnbeIs It,: fom 20 O'Clock. Als), several Houses
and Lots ia Mouisania
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OpOOKIYN GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

"
Henri, ., .orner 81 Atlantic 81 The 18th Session ~ii
commence Tbs DAY Rooms large snc well ysntlfsd
Pupils limited select government mile out oecosl
through the mediums OF their snscgies and an nuss Dl
stt.p p,d 70 the gsh branches All the CLASSICS un
W. J MARSH NO. lI3 Atlsouc 81.
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gntlerp, baroware, or.

4 DIRONDAC CAST STEEL.-This
"A steel Company making superior article Of Cass
Steel warranted equal any In market afs prepared
10 orders for all kind OF Hammered Cast Steel
They erecting Stands Of Rolls and also prepared 10
receive orders for Rolled and Sheet Steel BE- sxocucutsd
In 9 few weeks JOHN w QUINCY,
Csmpary's Warehouse, No 81 John.st NY
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D,,NO- FORTE WAREROOMS, No,

s5I Broadway. door above Th0mpsons Sa ~ a.
go. shout parcharng Pianos invited 10 csi' me
WsTc-om, of' sENNErT CO, where they VIII enc
a. .s,treut OF Rosewood Piano fortes of modern style
Tor instrument warranted for two yea1 snouia aoaou
- entertained a. to quality the payment may Dc deferred
,i ch aouhs are removed Oh Pianos received In Psrt
,.yurpt r ones New aud second hand rsnosI Lea
G,,nfsetnry Nos sIi. SIS aud SIS RivtnGton-st
HkINCE & CO.'S MELODEONS'-
The oduuaI Prince Melod.or which hss nooc sns
-, A., gar. ana proved ef superior instrument u ,s
n an, other make can had only Of the ale ss.rt
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THE MANHATTAN ACADEMY, at
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL

Il cor Avenue b and 9Th st viii be reop-ned IN MON.
DAY, 9th Sept Circulars may be seen At the Acafeny.
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NOR SALE-With immediate posses

,on IN. l.rre three story orick dwelling House and
Tot An fee No sos West 2stst, delightfully."- situated op9o
ate the Psk of the Theological Seminary now 10 perfect
d,r, vsls Iii painted plumbing very fu and complete
aths water clos r. bot furnaces &c FOR KEY ana yer
,n,ss,on 10 view the house, apply TO JAS. y WELLS,
Esq. Ie1 9tb.sv.; or 20 WILLIAn hAhSELL 20 Nhn 81
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CIIY INSTITUTE, No. l3l ALLEN

" ST, near RlVINGTON-Sr-A Select Mate ana Fe-
male Seminary o lori standing win comrence Its regular
Fall Session on MONDAY. tne 9Th .st rne baildng has
two front entrances ardtw Yards The male and female
departments entirely sepss'e ,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-10

A BRAVE FEAT-A negro boy about 0 years
Of age, belonging to Charleston, (S C.) being
dcsirous of paying Wilmington visit, got un.
der the guard of the steamer Gladiator, just
aft the wheel, and placing his feet on the spon-
dyle Of the boat "a large beam near the water
line, designed to keep the craft upright and
steady, and closping brace which stood con-
vcnicntly near, got over safely. The distance
is about one hundred and seventy miles, and
the night was quito tempes;uous. On being
asked whether he slept during the night, he re-
piled, 'Golly no, massa, didn't have no time.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-10

We tender our acknowledgements to Mr.D X
Carter for a copy Of his speech on the finalty OF
the Compromise declared in the House, May 25.
This speech we notice, he is distributing broad
cast through this region, probably with an eye to
are-election to Congress, Molly Stark being now
welded to Portage and Summit in Congress;on-
al District bands. We want to DO Mr.. Carter a
favor and we take pleasure in giving him lft
by making the following extract from his speech.
"If proposition is made to rtpcalit Ithc Fu-
gitivc Law II tell you will vote against t.
Ohio Star
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THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

WAshiNeToN.-It is said that the Presi-
dent will probably pardon Thonas Hand,
who was convicted of stealing the Govern.
meut jewels.
And why can't he pardon Drayton and
Sayres' They have had long, long impris-
onment; and their crime might be well par
doned surely. They did but allow seventy
slaves who came on board their vessel for
protection, to remain on il, until they went to
sea. Theirs was an act of humanity aud
christianity. Why not pardon them p Car
son League.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-10
at Will Do"

"Ir WILL Do."-This is the cry of the lazy
the careless, and the indifferent. 1t was fa-
vorite remark of Mrs. MacClarty' s,-the woman
who "could nn be fashcd" 1t is the excuse oI
mediocrity, the barrier of progress, and the
enemy of all true excellence.
When you hear q servant saying, at will
do" you may be sure she is given to "slobcG
over" her work, on any pretoncc to get it out OF
her hand.
In the houshold, 1t will do" makes cam
dlc-stick of bottle-ncck, and q soup-stick OF
besom-handlc. 1t uses the copper pot alike
for holding soup or vinegar, and at an emer-
gcncy uses the milk dish as a wash-h hand basin.
1t sticks a chair leg in the window frame to hold
the window up, and papers up broken pane
with piece of old newspaper, or at pinch,
stuRs pair of stockings or an old shirt through
the hole.
at will do" strs the fire with tho tongs or
the bellows.nogzlc oxtinguishes the candle by
inversion,-drowning in its own grease; and
snuifs it between the finger and the thumb, or
against the table with knife. 1t uses tea
cup for an ink.stand, and preservc-jar for a
drinking horn. If paper is wanted for taper,
it is torn from tho ay-leaves of the book next
at hand.
If cork cannot be readily got out of a bottle,
at will do" shoves it in with the finger. il
the knives want cleaning, there is the foul linen
store at hand, and napkins and table clothes
enough for the purpose. If fork is wanted
for cooking, there is silver one at hand, read Y
for use. If the mistress" should find out any
of thes taur pa, s,thcrc is "the cat" or "nobody,
to serve as scapo-goat.
ut will do," kindles fires most nGeniously.-
There is the child's toys that "will do" for
kindling, or the box Of tapers, which answer
as well,-or corks in great store,-pcrhaps the
cover of a book, or "mastor,s" daily news
paper II grease il wanted, there is the box
OF lip salve, or the furniture paste but for
"kindling," nothing can equal the saltpetre got
in yesterday for curing beef and bacon.
"It will do" is the motto of the slattern.-
Does her hair hang lose over the bread which
she is kneading, "It will do" is justification
enough. Are her hands guiltless of clean wa.
ter, at will do" is her excuse. Does she use
unmcntionable napkins and towels to wine her
pans and dishes, still at will do" must satisfy
you.