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r. ,, Waa ats. Dear sir,-The bearer Is very
bal. 8 sss s,e INV, WA" S Sssn Al
JNo L r. GSSFs r c. No. 81 Lewis ssreos.
r: w ats; Dear SIR 1--WE are selling con-
Nervous ,s d SSs ~s answ has
sratest wona ,hom ., lie n charm
upon navy q 's'I e. 'i snEEToS. Bridgeport Conn
I)r. Watts: Dear Sir til recommend my
[nd Mr. Lewis to particular care; he - sc s
anosSsr who already e life 70 yOns
krvous Antidote. Respectfully. Tdos. sh :"
fep & Browne, corner Of Charles street.
A ------
rhe Second bottle OF DIR. Watts Nervous
brought me rsH IN ,r9 de ahe
mbs For three previous; could take n6sTg
ling and well, although Previously sore afflicted with
s"' A'sA' JAMES CnLLAN. GO Hammcrsey street.
Dr.. Brandrcth's Principal Office, on and
lt 1852 will bo located at AZ Broadway between
al and ispenard streets for the sale Of BrandrethS
4setable Universal PILE
Professor Lovett Will Remove, ON the LIST
tinue Badness, and gray hair is or
vi color with his usual success having reduced his price
country agents selling Wahpsne, FOR cash only.
Or. Wheel Ter has the Qualification to nm
s % aa enable s The as his s Is
red successful practice as an oeulist at his ONCE No
ids however long standin s. simplicity cured without
gical operation. shor.sgtedpcse cured. Office hours,
!. NJ to 2 o'clock, L. NJ.
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye is, without
Ss sosp for
npes freckes sallowncss chaps, chaps ronghnes &c.
Rouge Lay s.1 .d
rect near broadway.
Hair Dye-RatcheIor's celebrated Liquid
air the best discovered Tor coorng the hair
aisiers the monent i s applied The wonderful ease and
20 performs is astonishing for saia applied At
dress --A !" 'N'''''' Ave. " 90 '''''' WY ~
Wigs the perfect imitation Of nature
Thoss ysnsng very shSnd
rees yhers be found lie and best
the city. Copy the address,
The sale OF M9rsc's sCOmpound Syrup Of
elbow Duck Root, Of the valuable medicines
lveHted meets with pid sale wherever
ssdieise .'N'N- '~''
\ Hastings' Compound Syrup Naphtha.-The
gency for this celebrated Consumption Medicine for New
o. No 81 Barclay street. to whom ali orders must be ad
resssd.
A Boon to the Acknowledgements Effect
ally cured by Marshs newly light sefadjusting
the inventor of Truss pronounced by the Faculty
be the effective one extant properly adjusting itself
oss:bs not only insures complete retention Of the
but effects speedy and radical Testimonials
states may seen. trophies success
calling at their Office Mr. Marsh having upwards of
sandng and earnestly soos trial from those who have
nppOrters Shoulder Braces and Bandage be had at
rs Mo- 81 Maiden nad aay
" near Broadway, Y.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~sEE SEVENTH PAGE "a.
Personal.

PERSONAL.
N Mr.. JOHN MOORE, NATIVE OF FOLESHILL, OR
grd Coventry, Waxwickshire Engand by
weaver will call upon Thomas Porter, 34 Third avenue,
,e will hear of something greatly to his advantage.
II INFORMATION WANTED-OF THOMAS BUCKLEY
late Of Philadelphia who left his hotel Of Broad
and Walker street Monday afternoon last
by his friends at the house of Mr. Lang shoemaker in
street, at o'clock the evening. Mr.. b.
AZ years of age short thick and had when last
blue coat and striped pantaoons His wife is
to hear from him. and will be grateful for
formation left Mt the Florence Hotel Of broadway
Walker street. the house Of Mr.. Lang Warren
lCTRAYED FROM HER HOME, 1856 AVENUE A
~ little German girl supposed have lost herself
been seereted BY some person Left home
ince been heard from Was dressed in brown bonnet,
g,ink frock and yellow pantaetts speak but few
English; is light complexion blue eyes, and rosy
checks is rather stout with broad face Whoever will
If found niorma ton Of her. to No. 1876 Avenue
A. TO III Division lss Canal street, will confer great
upon her anxious friends and be greatly rewarded
PHILIP PFAFFMAN.
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FINE ARTS.

THE NEW DISCOVERY TALKED OF, by WHICH
daguerreoyp said to be made in oil il wonderful
The mode Of taking them is performed by dipping the sub
jects oil Holmes takes them, usual with the
and in the most pleasing and satisfactory style
His rooms are No 10 Brosdway Of Reade street
ITO AMATEURS OF ART.-rOR SALE-A VERY VAL
uble collection OF Engraving by Ianfetengcl repre-
scntng the best pictures OF the Dresden Gallery Inquire
WILLIAMS, STEVENS & WILLIAMS, 253 Broadway,
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.
TOURNEYMEN HORSE SHoERS PROTECTIVE
d Union and Benevolent Socety-The members of this
society are requested to attend special meeting at Her
mitagc Hail. on Friday evening April g. at seven o'clock
business Of great Importance.
JoHs TAASY, Secretary.
NOTICE.-THE DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION
Of the Irish societies to be at tho
meeting Of Friday evening to hear the report Of the
Auditing Committee.
JoHN McGRATH, Sec. PATRICK DEE, President.
BACHELORS HEBREW BENEVOLENT LOAN AsSo-
- ciatonThe members of the above association are
auepted TO attend meeting this, Thursday evening
April o. 7 o'clock, T. NJ, at the Paris for An
election ( President, and other business by order
H. DAVIES, Vice President.
HERMITAGE LODGE, NO. 165. l. o. OF o. F.-THE
members Of the above lodge hereby requested to
meet at their Lodge ROOM I32 Bowcry, Friday the I'D
inst ut o'clock r. M for the purpose Of paying the
bne their deceased Broker Lewis Bleidorn
f"1'''A' GEORGE b. HooToN N. G.
CpAs H. LorwFNTHAI, Secretary,
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MUSICAL.


YOUNG LADY DESIRES A PLACE IN CHOIR
IS soprano Singer, in the city Of New York She READS
music at sight and understands the science
dress Adelaide" Union sqssre Post of6cc.
A BASS SINGER DESIRES TO FORM AN ENGAGE
ment with some choir either In this city Or In B-ook-
lyn He well acquainted with Church music and sa Ea
considerable experience in choir singing Would prefer
Joining quartette choir Address 6. o., Herald once.
MUslC-A YOUNG MAN, WHO is WELL ExPERi-
eneea Ne teacher IS DESTROYS Of giving lessons
nano ~ wiling TO perform music at parties liberal
TERMS rlcaee address Box 3,29 Post Once.
IHhE LAST NEW SONGS-oRANGE FL0WERs-Ro-
= nance dedicated to Madame Sontag, music BY VIM.
Vincent Wallace. soag Exile-Nella deli Esg
10 words by Count Pepoi. English trsnssiion by II. G.
watson, music by VIM Vincent wallace. Erin Weeps For
saten-lrish ballad sung by Mrs Bostsek music by y g
Maeder with beautiful illustrated lite. Published ~ Wx.
HALL son, No. .S9 Broadway, opposite the Park.
NINE PIANoFoRTEs AND Two MELODEoNs FOR
~ sale TO let cheapPrees $50 $50 $50 Si25 20 S2
70 hire at So 81 81, and 50 month. Apply 10 NJ
nUMsDAY, teacher e music ~ No 100 Grand st-tsi psay
NcfSstrsct
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

L
CT. GEORGES DAY.-DIvINE SERVICE WILL BE
- held in Trinity Church. Friday. 23d inst, to
Mt M and address delivered the
lection will be made in aid Of the charitable fund British
residents generally invited to attend Dr. Hodges and
JOSEPH c. WELLS Secretary.
THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF THE ST. GEORGES
d instant at half past FIVE o'clock Tickets price S.
bert Smales ESD, Wall street; C. C. Harvey Esq 81
William street.
Al oTICE.-FROM THE NEW YORK BENEVOLENT
~ Society Of Operative MasOnsThis is to certify that
Of 81 per day demanded by the said society
Noses Webb William bTsT BrushS Rogers ThOmss
clair Samons, Barney Leford Cook, Allen Lanbyer and
Osborne.
COGNAC STAR PRoPRIEToRs BRANDY, AND
double Swan Gin landing and for SALE in assorted
Drandies Port, Sherry and Clarct Wines, German and
-"'~-'' L. Ii. SIMPSON. 1 SONS, 10 Beaver street.
u EMovAL-ANDREws g. LANPHIER OPEN THEIR
between Houston and Beecker with entire
generous public to call.
RERFoRD s. co.'s EXTRA CALIFORNIA PACKAGE
ID and Parcel express Will be despatched ON Monday
next per splendid double engine steamer Illinois via Aspn-
n tweny-one days fSn sss port to San Francisco ths
Our S noS
the ihmns that express goods to
ton at Panama Our facilities sreecond to no
copany Freight taken at the lowest rates and charge
send in their goods early order to give time for scrdns
sealing Small parcels for express trunks received
10 avail them selves Of ths Shipment wan W "'''
DERFoRD CO., 2vcssy street, Astor House.
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LODGING HOUSES.

HANDSOME SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS 10 :
IA let (parl.r and bedroom communicative At NO. 10
above Ninth street. to or two s1ge
gentlemen with ~hout breakfast viii be vacated On
or All IN. rat nf ,iav
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ITO INCONSISTENCIES APPROVED GENTLE.
mems dress and frock French plain and strategic
tutawsy and double breast Coat Patterns ready
eight sizes each style with apels. collars &c. Also Is
tcDsve for boys. with all fancy styles and ovedged
superior by tailcrs generally Address call l7
Spring street.
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A FAMILY OF TWO PERSONS, A GENTLEMAN
A and his wife, desire to rent suitable apartments in
house with quiet respectable family in the upper part Of
the city, not higher than Twentyffth street.
seventh avenue -Four rooms will suffice, and rent be
about $780, Good reference given and required Address
for this week, Clifford, Herald Office.
FURNITURE WANTED.-GENTEEL PARLOR FUR
niturs wanted in exchange for fine horse buggy and
harness worth S20lowest cash price Address box 2G9
Post Once.
HOUSE WANTED-A WIDOW LADY is DESTROYS
OF renting three story House, pleasantly situated,
above Canal street Address House. box 25ls Post Office
OFFICE WANTED.-ANY PERSON HAVING A
~ small front ofce to rent in the vicinity of City Hall,
can procure good tenant by addressing Co. at the office
OF this paper. stating terms, &C.. Immediately.
WANTED TO RENT-A GOOD FAMILY GROCERY
w stand west side above Canal street, preferred Ad-
dress +. II. H. box 2,6f5 Post Once.
WAETRD.-THE ADVERTISER WOULD LIKE
w part ola three story and basement house, with mo-
dsrn improvements IL possible below Spring street and
west of Broadway No children In the family
exchanged. Address W Washington, Herald office.
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The sale OF MSrsc's Compound Syrup of
elbow Duck Root Of the most valuable medicines
veRted with pd sale wherever is
General Advertiser Providence. Sold at the general de-
o. y. Maiden lane, and by all che principal dealers in
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ID OARD.-TO GENTLENEN.-A SMALL FAMILY,
~ consisting Of three only having than
they occupy, would be glad 20 let to gentlemen,
gentleman lady with breakfast and front parlor
and back bedroom with pantres attached
The location and much be desired,
and parties wishing such apartments will find very de-
ghtful home and every attention looked for. No. 90
McDouEal street. Bleecker.
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BOARD UP TOWN-THE LARGE, DOUBLE HOUSE,
- 20l West Twenty-scc street. Eighth avenue,
three stories attic and with park adjoining
hundred feet square, with Croon will
the first May fort gcnce private Boarding House
1t contains all the modern will be fur
nisbcd throughout good style. No will spared to
make this the most desirable house Of the kind In the
part Of the city Those wishing board apply
at los West street. Sixth avenue.
fnrcn prha
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ID EMOvAL.-ANDREWS& LANPHIER OPEN THEIY
~ Store this Thursday evening, at 627 Broadway
between Houston and Blocker with entire
Spring Goods We cordially invite old friends and tn
public % call.
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Hastlngs' Compound Syrup Naphtha.-The
gency this celebrated Consumption Medicine, for New
ork and vicinity is in the hands of g. " Clickener
Mo- 81 Barclay street. to whom all orders must be ad
rAo~a
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

WELLkN0WN EVENING CLASS FOR Young MEN
w Book keepng and Arithmetic Fonr doiIars nov ,ns -
Scr. From 7oeloek tiil9. l76 Sixth avenue -
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f. ., Waa n Dear Sir 1.-The bearer Is very
\" cure hIm "Ta a insin the side &c osad n@ 70
On sahnR e Antidote. Please give MIN dose ~
N' TWO re yours. fraternatly,
'No LE0NNAIR p. g., NO. ~ Lewis str"os.
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BOARD WANTED-TWO YOUNG LADIES, SISTERS,
- wish to obtain board in private family The comforts
Of home being desired hey prefer family hayngno other
boarders. One and bedroom required which they
furnish. Location preferred between Canal aud Fourth
streets City references given and required Address P
Herald nHhca
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.1ONR OR TWO GENTLE
family occupy LIST Of May pretty situated
cottage, mile from Hamilton avenue ferry. com
Portable home in cheerful domestic circle Address for
three days to j., Herald Office.
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nco to Dis friends aud the public that his health Il
far restored to enable him to his long estab
ned, successful practice Oeulist at his Office No
relay street Films specks, chronic inflammation Of the
Lids however long standing, completely cured without
fgical operation. Shortghtedpcse cured. Office hours
A. H., to o'clock, L. NJ.
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Wigs ard TOupcce-Ra tcheIer's new style
Wigs imitation Of nature
It invented. Those wanting superior article should
Ill At BATCHELOR'S celebrated Wig Factory, No. Wall
where be found the largest and best assortment
the city. Copy the address.
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WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE yOuNc NO
~ men sustions; 9ac as rrofosscd Cook No objection
distance In the country. TIE other as Cook And 6rt ro
Wafhor and ironer and would do ehamberwork or tske
care Of children Can bo from their place with Tho
best of city reference Please call At Nc li Henry street
Broctyr Can lie sron for .breo days ~
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ROARDING.-SU1TES OF NEATLY FURNISHED
- rooms with full partial board. Also two parlors
the first floor In instance il board required
private table, To of high responsibility this ad
Uroa
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Gouraud,s Liquid Hair Dye .s, without

ePt,os or the yes heat ever equal
nples freckles saowncs chaps, chaps ronghness &c.
pudre Subtitle uproots hair from part Of the body
qnid Rouge, Lily hite AID HSi- Gloss, at u Walker
rect, near Broadway.
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BOARD CAN BE HAD FOR A LADY AND GENTLE
- man-fu board for the lady, breakfast and tea
CURED for tho genteman-helow Fourteenth street, be-
tween the Eighth and Ninth avenues. Address W. B..
Herald office, stating when and whore an interview
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VTNO LET-TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, TWO LAnGu
4 furnished rooms and bedrooms second noor WIN
hot cold water the also
in the house, with full partial board In private family
1T lib Grand street. three doors west Of Broadway.
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Professor LOvett Will Remove, Oh the LIST
May to ia Chambers street, Hudson whore he Will
tinue to Badness and restore gray hair TO its ORR
al color with his usual having reduced his price
country agents selling w ahpene" for cash only.
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LOST AND REWARDS,

Wc terrier dog on SATURDAY His ears oppod and
little colored yellow. The above will
for him, At St. Marks place. in Eighth street door
from the First
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Administrators Sale.

HI Y virtue OF an order 1T the Probate Court id
ID and for the county Of Monroe, and State. Of
Ohio, bearing date on the lat day of November,
1852. and made upon'a petition 10 sell lands to
pay the debts of the estate Of Thomas Kennedy.
deceased, wherein the undersigned, james Ken
needy, a. Administrator Of said decedent, is pet-
toner, apd Alexander Kennedy and John Kenne.
dy are defendants l. the said James Kennedy,
as Administrator as aforesaid, willo 6n
Saturday. the 4h dayof December, 1852,
between The hours Of 10 O'Clock, a M and 4 O'Clock
p m. of said day, sell at public outcry, to the high
est bidder, the following premises Of which said
decedent died seized, lying and being in said coun-
" of Monroe. to wit: The east half of the north
east quarter Of section 20, township s aud range 6
containing 80 and "A hundl edths acres, except one
undivided sixth part thereof owned by said Alex
ander Kennedy. Also the north west quarter oil
the north east quarter of the same section, con.
tanning 40 and 20 hunlredths acres. ts-GH,
Sale to be made on the premises, near the town
Of Lewisville, sara
TERMS One. third cash in hand, one.third in
six months, and the residue in one year. with in
terest from the day of sale on the deferred pay
ments, which are to be secured to the satisfaction
OF the undersigned. 1ltH.,
JAMES KENNEDY. Admir-.
of Thomas Kennedy, deceased.
Nov, 3, 1852.
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just rising from I pond, when along cum
the whistle boiler. mixed up with some big
~cusses, | mind to have hsern the engine
man rip gu when he first saw the wagon
But the Teller was dead when his voice ar
rived. Fact-got the documents
'[Iextraoridinaryl' exclaimed the horror
stricken Cockney. And do you use whis'
ties yet?'
Bless your soul no. Congress stopped
'em right off and now we act on the phil
osophic principle, that light travels an all
fred sigh, faster than sound which will do
perhaps, for this generation. We now
tell 'em we are cumin' by bursting out q
light that a~stonlshes all animal creation
and | reckon rather surprised the planeta'
~ system at first. When it was tried al
night, the ROSTERS on the road commen
ced growing and the chickens all go'
down from their roost, thinking it was
daylight
The cars suddenly stopped when iona
than having arrived at the point Of his
destination looked around at the astontsh'
ed Cockney, nodded his head. and taking
his carpet bag under one arm and lumber
ella under the other took his leave as So
Der as a deacon.
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Hobensack's Liver Pills.
! am yours, &c.
B. 30 VIVIAN.

No part of the system is more liable to disease
Than the Liver. il serving as a flterer to purify this
blood, or giving The proper secretion Of the bile;
so that any wrong action Of the Liver effects the
other parts OF the system, and results v~arlously
Liver Complaint, Jaundice. Dyspepsia, &c. We
should therefore. watch every symptom that
might indicate a wrong action OF the Liver.
These pills being composed OF Roots and Plants
furnished by nature to heal the sick; namely, LIST,
An Expectorant, which aigmeBts the secretion
from the Pulmonary mucus membrane, or pro.
notes the discharge of secreted matter. I'd, An
Alternative, which changes in some inexpIicable
manner the certain morbid action Of the system.
Sd, A Tonic, which gives tone and strength to
the nervous system, renewing health and vigor to
all parts of the body. 18th, A Cathartic, which
acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients
and operating on the Bowels, and expelling the
whole mass Of corrupt and vitiated matter. and
purifying the blood, which destroys the disease
and restores health. .a t1
Prepared at Hobensack's Laboratory, Philadel.
phia, price % cents.
FOR SALE BY
Martin Baker, Woodsfeld.
John Wisner, Beallsville.
!. Welsh & Co.,
Isaac Brown. Jerusalem.
VIM. Buchanan, Lewisville.
William Steel. Stafford.
j. Howalt, Harrietsville.
John M. Rownd, Summerfeld.
Jonathan Hall, Graysville.
w. s. Woodall, Brownsville.
R. G.. Anderson, Cochransville.
B. Rhodes, Sardis.
Martin Vegliy, Baresville.
Levi Baldwin, Claring,on.
Mott, Fordyce & Co., Calais. z
]. E. Shankland, Miltonsburgh.
James Baker, Wholesale Agent in
Wheeling. Aug. A.
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roHN CONRAD BROWN il. hereby notified

EOHN CONRAD BROWN is hereby notified
that on the I'd day OF November, A. d. 1852
John Conrad Bower, of Monroe county. Ohio,
filed in the Court oil Common Pleas of the coun-
ty of Monroe, and State Of Ohio, a Bill in Chan.
Gerry. against the said John Conrad Brown, the
object and prayer of which Bill is to correct a
mistake in a deed made for The south east quarter
of the north east quarter Of section 2, in township
3, of range 4, in said county Of Monroe, and to
quiet your orator in his title aud possession to said
premises. And the said John Conrad Brown is
further notified, that unless he appears and pleads
answers or demurs to the said Bill, within sixty
days after the next Term of said Court, the said
John Conrad Bower, at the Term next after the
expiration pf said sixty days. will apply to sand
Court to take the matters of the Bill as confessed,
and to decree thereon accordingly.
HoLLIsTER, OKEY g. HoLLIsT Err.
Attorneys for Complainant.
Nov. 10, 1852.
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~AViD BRUNY is hereby notified that on
the 4th day Of November, A.. D. 1852,
Magdelene Bruny of said Monroe county. Ohio
filed in the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio. her petition, the object and prayer
of which is to obtain a Divorce from her SAID
husband David Bruny, and also for an allowance
Of Alimony; and that the causes assigned in said
petition are three years wilful absence and adul-
terry. And the said David Bruny is further mott
fed, that at the next term Of seid court Of Com
mon Pleas, your petitioner will ask for a decree
upon the matters in said petition set forth.
HoLLIsTER, OKEY & HoLLIsTER,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Nov. 10, 1852.
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A GAME OF BRAG.

"Talk about your darnd fast lines" said
q Yankee to a Cockney, who was SO i'm.
prudent in the natural way Of his country
men as to commence braging on English
railroads, while the couple we're progress
ing at thu rate of forty miles an hour on
the Birmingham railway. "Why mister
this ere road is purity considerable for
England, bu it won't do for Meriky.-
We ride a sraddlo O. telegraphs there
when we're in , hurry, but when we amt
we take the rail.oad. was comm from
Philadelphia to New York, when, | sez to
4 Teller sittin' by ns-'who on airth owns
that big garden wifi white palms around
i'll
~ don't see no whxe palms." SEE he.
81 don't see nofH5re else" seq |, "and
. mighty tall feno1 roo"
sThe feller bufSt but lafin-why you
darnsd fool, sez he, items the tele-
graph poles And sure enough when the
engine fsllers Stopped | saw them posts a
hundred feet apart and w had been going
80 alfred fast they looked for all the
world like white palms.
AT this moment the bell rang ats signal
station before the Cockney had fully re-
covered from Jonathan's last dose.
Whats that bell ringin' for?' inquired
tho latter Of his English friend.
I'VE are approaching D. \
e well. them kind of bell fixins does 70,
those ere slow cars but We can't use them
are contrivances in Meriky.'
sAh why notP
Travel too fast-fact! beat sound all Il
supash. W. would be smack through
village before the sound Of a clapper was
in the nsighborhood.'
my heys! is it possible!' exclaimed th'
astonished Cockney.
Fact again, by thunder! Why, | wa
on the York cars when them are steam
whistles were first tried. May be you'v
hesrn Of the terrible accident?'
mo,
We'll, sir W . were going it strong
HURRICANES were M whare-all natu
sssmsd shskin' to pieces, when severa
snmiss off something was seen On the track
The whistle was let loose. and she screen
ssd offllly, but it was no manner Of use
for alsr fumbling over q span Of SINAI
bessss, and . big market wagon wa