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MARRIED.

AZ BIooh'yn. On "Wednesday ls,n ult, BY Rev Or Cox
HI BEN. LEECH to Miss ANNA NJ, oaly dAash-
81 o. ne late Richard Creed all of that city.
battsin nuts, Otsseo Co. on the Ssh INST By Rev Wan
Doaslses, Dr.. l. J. SMITH, OF Hamilton. Oao. 10
SUPRA daughter Of Alvan Converse, Of the former
"a xsacslpaia on the IS Inst bv Rev DR. Sssveas.
TSS NMoERWOOD, Of Nsw-YoJk. to Mas
S.s ErnsIS Of eAbarsh. va
ssnss vs, IN Chapl,ns st Church, Jaa %, 1852,
~ NV "s"s AlAasy, GEORGE Q, THOMPSON, et
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hsssoa Hitsr Sasiyeas-ssS bbls Flour. 40 9SsS Beef
- do. Butter AZ de Cheese 4, ek. Ashes sIS bu,h
O .s ss,. Leather aas sheep ass H,ss 2oo bales Hay
- Ars ksAresG-isI pkgs Butter a Hogs a. cks
- - ~ hss ilYS ; Sl bush Oats " bis WHISKY.
Wool ''
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COURT CALENDAR -This Day. ---SUPE-
IIoR CoURr-Nos. Is. 40, lS6, l3 2S2, 1874. $751; 1885,
$50, 1886 25S o. 39 392, 1913 403 404 4o5 400, 407,
400. 4l0, 1877, 2O5, 4l2 ALB, 44 AIS. 46 All, AIS.
COMMON PLEAs-Same AS Yesterday.
SUPREME CoURr-GeneIal rerm-Same.
u s DISTRICT CouRr-Nos %, 25, 81, IS, 80, 80,
30, 90. "a, IS.
CIRCUIT CouRr-First Monday in March-Nos
49, l9o lsl l93 1874 l95, 1881, 1872 So 3d. 81 l99 to
2O2
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munrp nauteo ann 10 Godn.

MONEY to N.-S4.000 az 6 per
lVI cert IS 900 at Der cent; SIS zoe at per esa'
sl2 100 at per Address bsx 413 Posorhce z't
MONEY to LOAN-On Bond and Mort
ivl cage. in sums Of s., 900 to s. 600. Aoplyte
BELDEN COTTON Brokers,
90 Inn. No % Cham Den st.
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.p.t. Jan. l. Minerva. Haz.d Ns-.setford. so0 VIII,

I.0sItrm. -, - 49, D., - -
~ Oregon vimpenDv 3. II. 80 ,p.. Dec -. Shir -
caTrol Long Nsut. 9e0 50 10'n Way Frt1cs IN, n
warm OO0 % : Laf.sstte Bi tn d.. 100 - en-
nv. Vpt am " ant $50 So IS n Onee'. Riss ~ -
Csc So: Csta~ ba Swan do 80 sp Herald INV,
~ l. rco p. and WI Vim. Eliza, Alien &C ltIO 80
.lrnrra Jsns. ErgsrtosB clsane STA int. Goa y
Is0O SD Supsrl Luce do Osp Jaa. on' trth,-
In Psrts, Wsrren 100 50 Nov IS Arcn-r Smt7, v
n $50 60 Fec 20 You e Hero, Vyer Want 1877 -p.'
Hecla Bu Sc, N. B., 05O up Dec 2sd Dfsn', oisse'
Harsn. $50 sp.
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Amnsements.

DODWORTH'S MUSICAL FESTI-
DvAL. 81 MErhOr OLIrAN HALL Gate Ino 81
on FhIDAY EVENING. Feb 20, which &C, ision
additi then superb band cf 50 performers sHeJ WI
be ass sted' he folio -n eminent aItss:
Mrs LAURA A. JONES.
hr. HENRY sQUIaES. the American Tenor
Nj GEO. BRI Sow
HER KiEsEp
MASTER THOMAS.
Mr.. SEDGEWICR
Mr. ALLEN DODWORrH
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CORPORATION NOTICE. -Pabl
SAMUEL II DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON AsssSsob
ISAAC WI. SMITH

CORPORATION NOTlCE.--Publie
~ Notcs - hereby given that peiieos have bsssg%
senfee ~ ,. Board 90 ACs msu fJf sCNER aMy
IkGTOS ST, on the Bsv.ry 20 shenfa aid 80
FHA%klIN ct from sf"si~sy L. INST Al psnD
s'srests0 svlre Obsc'L thereto rsqne ief 70 ~
rent b. sue 10 tins. sars their Of eat o. b'sf~s
20 the Cent act Gle ut tth"ffc- before lefu<"
n, sz.-Crotoa Aqusd Ict %. bstmsn', Feb IS, feu
10 It NIChOL as DEAN, PlssbsL
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DEPARTMENT of REPAIRS and

hEPAkTMENT of REPAIRS ana
nYsIPPLIks. February - 1852 cAkn W. y.
BtlLDEhs-ssslsd o,opo- l. VII be reesivsa . f.ss-
hss tss Con missIonsr 81 Re- aud svppev sday
msh No J. vested Me- ~ HALL snt' III -
FEBRUARY a. at IL O'Clock NJ shea TINE .hsY 1sG
eathc opened. fI BUILDING HOOK aIe Ls 80. "a
ThCCk X. o. te b -~B . Ne II his Guy. - hi
s0scib.siIon OF he Truck r.qsf.d sbd all inffs ta
regard hsrs'o can he had Al the of OF VIC - az
eineer OF he Fne Depar meat. No q ~, R,p-
Hstms'es can Re bad AZ III her otce N -. , tha
missioner the Tish n rsJ,c'iss AZ ~ i'm
es'in stss, fd-.mef for he iBefsst y sas "a -, e.
Ia WI ADAMS. COHm'r OF hsps a."
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4 CARD.-Mr. w. G.. DIETRICH mas

the honor 20 inform his frslds and the c
as al siys Grand InstrulsE's al Farewell COSCs3T
On MONDAY hsr. Feb g. a. tbs Broad say Cas- , a
Chnss- Atssnb hosm.) ~hlch sccss on rs nj ~
sssso ~ sraaa O,eass,rs s. performers ,nsrs
the = IA sns IN the United States rraai SnfDls
Tickets, 20 csIs TO AL pzIs OF the IA Ito b. I'D A. tss
music - and p cpa aotss Doors open A. ,'c o..
." commence q, seiOck. ~ B-Ssars aay be ,.curra
without sIiTa change, GA application al the Had ~hsrs
esrtas may be seen. For iathsr pAyaeaiar see pro-
"a zssss
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CIRCUS-NEW-YORK AMPHITHE.

~ ATER No 81 BOwev.
The MIRACLE ACCOMPLISHED
Triumph III the Great Yves ern Philosopher.
YAEKFE INGENUIiY AGAINST TIE WORLD
Brea'bless Eycre At the Amphithester Great Jam
of the Scientific.
Frotssso, MCCORMICK Of Ohio perf,raed the great
vspdsr II the age last evening, Dy
WALKING ON AN fNVEHrED PLATFORM, HEAD
DOWNWARD,
Asn elevation Of thirty feet from the ground, to the
faction If all
Tn. Philosop hicsl Appaaus by II Which he
eoupishss this tsrrbe f.a Contained in pair Of
ncsl sriy constyuctsd boots.
Hrs Inverted Promsaads 10 polished slab of Italian
MzIble.
Ne Magnetism, or any ether humbus. about the per-
& finance
Come and see for yourselves THIS EVENING. Bsres
IS cents; PIT l2t cents. l0N
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Sn uuO VISITORS IN THREE

CNsoNV MONTHS -Osing o. he irnnsnse =
pulsI OF LEUrZE5 eat Ma ional Picture " " III.
lNGTcN CROSSING rHs D. LAVARE. h. Etlioi-
ioD a. slGyve ant las Ituie s59 ~sy, will
oIsB Ia, Hsy season tea ts 20 cents. atnis,t a
IS cent? en-. d en-, III &C nts. faf ~.
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nv TeleQraph.

BOSTON, Feb. e-Arr barks Oak, aud Selah Philadsl-
phia, Evelyn CaToenss
Cid d ips Petenhof, Havana; Flavio, San Francisco
Viola New Orleans barks Juna a, Smyrna: ClDa. san
nam: Lucinda and MatanZas Havana Tnairy, 1alve,ton
RoxaIa Mobile; Eagle Philadelphia. scare. Jahnz %,
Charl. stop; Wllow, Philadelphia; Mara, and ftm'~h
Rock, New York.
Further accounts from the bark Sunny Rye ashore ne
Holiness Hole state that she full Of water anu VIII
probably be a total loss, with most OF her cargo
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Boarding..

nOAhD A ten single Geotlemen can
bbe arcommod sted ~rh BEARD a. No Duphta plls
william shuigh, near DlvsIon-av. ana Peek-slp fsny
lSf lms
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THE POPULAR GRAND SCOTTISH
COkCkkTs Of the FRASER FAMILY a. Hooe
uhapei sroad~Ay. sbws eth lin compliance VITA
hs snhss OF thsn humorous ssds, and respond the
vy rscsDtios they with city,
ne Alssss ale Aessss. FRAsRR Will coBtnue Their
Criesrs Hope Chapel on TUESDAY. THURSDAY
3lst Feb.
nfsss
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ME ALLEGHANIANS, by reqnes. OF

f.EiIes 10 NJ mp par, Il the city yiu give
aCOkCERT THIS EVENING FEB. o. 81 xneksr-
oocsef Hs on h en- they ~Iil choice
lection 4 the most popular slsgs rev and cd
fcs ets Is csAtof yale at the door Doors open a.
80 commence at u o'clock. 20f lie
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The ,texm,hip Hermann went down the Bay this
ing on ial TIP at being at the Dry Dock for few
DAYS 10 repair =
gor dewn the Bay yesterday went ashore on the ~
Spit where she remained for two hours humping very
heavily The f. had no pilot ON beard sac aerTaru gov
of az @ proceeded 10 sea.
fore and ar schooner ashore inside OF the Narrows
The steam tug NahaHten gone 10 her assistance.
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WhalerS,

An AZ Valparaiso Dec. 8, Daniel webster M,.dsr.
Nn'aestt I'm cruise, go bes ; Barnsfabl. Ca
New Bedford mos. ~ bos land san ed ian ~. -.
Sd 18Th, Maria, Higgins. Am wha err % cruise
he ard from, hy eterl NJ das. lat he saIa. Adm.
onidas CLARK New Bsdfoss 40 sp board s,r, s,rsS
kzymsns (lste morse Of San Fraicsce Io IN "a hrs
Psyta Oe.. H. i'A'iAs
a letter from Csps. Malley, Of ship C,ss.r.. NJ Sx
ssdtofc reports her Of Psytx Jan with 100 b,is se "A
q board Reports. NO dxse kc sings Oatayo Cs,sr.Jt
Nantucket $50 sp. Dec. IS Navigator Palmer a. ~
not takeh ~hae for more than mouths al N. Az a.
the ship Adelne Gibbs. weeks Of aFhsvsn h.s
whale, the nfst she had taken for noa,hs on "a an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-20

DOAkD.-A Lady desires Board and
- Lodging in q private fany where other eaarss,
are Please to actress msdatey To A. b, a. tas a.
ace. ifns
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Passengers Arrived

Ia steamship Roanoke from Norfolk Gad Ricsmoad-J.
Stromp Retiy. A. RefenbSck. X Hawkins. l. Hsruns-
ton, j. Uplifting, {. Cattao, W Spaulding n Sly lady
and son, A Howell, Bullot, J. W. Thompson X Nc
Clean. Mrs Omar. Mrs Joswsll, Mrs Singer Dr. J. w.
H. Sihgsn Miss Clssy. Capt Stringham U. s. N p. q.
Rsdley ". Goodwin U = N y. Gardiner, do; T Elliot.
y Nsvsn, W Gates, A. Murrll, c. Nichols D. Cochran,
N. ReSIdon and lscy-l7 IN the teersgs.
hlTlATURS ALhASAc--.-THIs DAY.
SUN-Risss--- IS Sets 90 MooN-Ssts. goa
HIGH wArER-..-Feb 20
Sandy HOOK % Gov Isssd. 10 IL He'll Gate IL 5Sa
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-. from HuUEsr,. puoh 4 tae ceAebra ed DoAl.,
will have the honor Of sv' be- 6fs puo'c Gasd Mar,
ca Ph,s cst a d Chsmics sNree Netropol,,aa g,i
or THURSDAY kVkNI~G. Mac Z. 1854
Prf 10 nendi arrived N rnl. coasty from Taraey an
the I'd has been ztt-s y-v x@d s,,,s
that TINE preTarsg he r.cesssy tsr Mas
hs n,usi hc~bt Illusions which bsvs before
pTocuc.d This "a ~h ca he you "a
spectral The ~ ntiO aBd patronage II The Amsr
public Cards Cfaau ssl"G SEC O. ~ had II Nassfs
s. hrhe,t Co NJ z57 Br sd say. q Vest.rmn.
Rrothers, 2eO sFoxd Meade q Freschs HysI
ShassVssre Hoel. and other usual 0lsres l6f i've
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schr. Banner Green. squ,n J. -its 20 bales cos,an
,t1 nh aour part of the Of bark Orion 20 tn Ua
der.rtsrt Capt G. reports be Saief n'~inr 10 A'd ,u
~ r.. on ia l,y,lhst uader favorable circdm.ttuc-s
~ .onrs 10 da, or forrnieht q discharge the cs-s,
,h.t heavy blow frcn seward vii break her hut n
M houo not occur abe Will De got oil IN condisa 10 %
RET oerec servlreahle ,,..-., IT ~ r...
49, =, NJ GOT ashore at Squam Inlet. aud on NO
af,, hsavng par Of her cargo. c.edsf
m Of tboueh ~iihout censde sble damage, az
she 10 IN a very leasy condluoh- ~. a, -, III.
&c to mssier. oil, 49,, "a -, -
Sch MARY Icn,s Egg Harhor
scb, Min " Bates. DAVIS Virginia ds oysters.
scrr Mary CLARK PfOvlncetown
srbr ! Truran rnfr'e . eeDport dave. IN ballast.
schr Marra 2, Ann. Ha.ens. Greenport. oil.
schr Jobn wells Racket. Greenpot oil
sloon Iced, Goldsmi h. G'eeapnrt, mdss.
Sloop Poinr JUDITH Save. Newport
Sloon swa low, Wells treeup7rt wheat
Sloop Sv'ph Dewev. GreenOort. wheat
sAUFD-paIk Ed yard Pa".oTson. for Apalachicole
steam shin Und States Berry for Ch'sres ship Blanche
(Br)-
BEIOw-l ba.k in the Ofisg; herm. brig, fro Nova
Scotia; 90 bark.
WIND-DuriYs the dav n sunset, W.
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Mi ALLEN DoDwoRrH
Director. B. BoDwoRrH
PROGRAMME -FarI
l. "'''u ''"''"'' Felix Merdel,soan Ba tholody
(Firs. time in America Dodwonh's Full Band.
O. "Na,, de hot Weep Poetry ~ j. II;
ron the opsra Of Bn.,or
3. Ernari Involsni," CclHsina solo.-----.--Vsrdi
Mr.. Anen D'iwor'h.
tive Met by chi Mf: l. A. Jcrs:
S. Cornet Bassstto Solo K'es'
6. Solo cOncer'ina-- NJ Sc iscwicK
T. The Bandit Quick SEP" from Enani---.----Verdi
aiged for he Comet Bind by
ID. Downing
PatII.
|. Grand Polka " r. uque du Coacert," CON-
posed expressly fer tins occasion bJ---Thos cones
Full Band.
q The Star Of Love-" Comet Band accom- ,,-r
MI H. Squres
;. Violin Solo. Theme aud VarlshJns nom -
Muster Thomas
L. Giorno Onoro" Duet from Sem ramide. -R'ssiG
A ana H. b Doaworth cornet Sand sceomplnmeH.
5. " The Dawn Is Breauns Ger Us'-----Geo Bn'to'
Favori'e Piece by the Comet BaId..------------
T. Uri'le Quick step F. 3 D,dwoI;6
Doors open a, O'Clock Concert commence at g.
Tickes 50 cents TO he had al all the puacipt' music
No asa Broadway and at the dsor on the even
ing of the Concert
The Par Forte used he occasion is from the manu-
factory of VIM Hall Sons lef -
A STOR PLACE-IrALIAN OPERA.
IN Great reduction Of price Secured Seats. Soto
Boxes and Parquet, FIFTY CENTS; Amphthsaser, -
cents
Unprecedented success MsysrSesr's grand Opera o.
ROBERT LIE DIABLE called for again
signor l. SALvI ss Robert.
Sigma b. STEFFANONE As Alice.
Sgra. A. BEhTUCCA as Isabella.
sig ! MARINI rs Ber,rsm.
New Scenery Dresser and Machinery. ---The Sceoe :"
Fourth Act bv Signor Allegri. - 1900,
GRAND MUSICAL BAND ON THE STAGE
Mile JULIA TURNBULL,
The popular American Dtnsenss
FRIDAY EVENING February 20 Meyerbee's
Grand Opera IN 8 Acts Of
20 B RI RI l. Il ID a l. n
Robert Duke OF Normandy sig saw
BertTam, bb 'sk. VI
kambos sofman ----',. 49,
Isabella, Princess Of Sieny---- Slg,s osf ncrn
hhce, Norman girl
Helena PTioress of uns NJ lie fnbhil
LIST Chevaler-- ----------------------- sig 40
Chorus Of Ladies Knights. Chevai ers, Herald
at Arms Pilgrims Spirits People.
Scene ST 'v- -ye ~, 1923
In FoHr Act
GRAND BALLET DTvERTISEMENri
Mile Turbbnll aud rps de Ballet
Owing to the lei 9Th o The performance the Opera VII
commerce eci.ely A. O'Clock
LA GAIA LADRA will be performed in the course of
this week.
Boz Office open every day rom To o'clock
elv M Fra at fof the Press.
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ThE AZTECs, corner Of Broadx,,

'ht y O'ntds-oue 10 ~ u, the oRe' p-rbsps Y yeau
Ge-hsfetofor. deemed Rbsio9, sSsnct-uasesa \.
civilized nations sud aB.Qaalled NV ne cunsles ~
p'gul ace N '"rm .nd cLsfsc b al ths
Society iorsN fron ~ ~ l. s-d fTo &c 60 .ssr,
day Tickets Is eta Csildf'e hsfpuce ~ ias
&ATJIEk'S COSMOnAMAS-Eirst
\ se'ss -Eshlhred Co ps' Of 3hs asa Brssdway
Open IRONS a til 10 ok NJ Admssoa IS &c sts
Its.. wo,ks % Az c"n-st 80 CO ecuoa Of VIEWS Of
EtEOpE. ASIA MINOR SYRIA TIE HOLY l. AVN
E,fPi. NtblA AID ARABIA They are sseteA.d asS
pals Ted Ia OIL by Prof Saiter. l6f ins
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spoken. kc.

Feb, lat a. lon ~ 30, ,hp Danube fran, uas. for
Trieste. days cut ~ -AS'A' ~
Jan o. lat IS s. loa IS &C. brig Jos RD,l f,, Nat,
tor TON Sane eh Islands ist Nsw Bedford >
from IORdoa ior New York 1884, "''~A"'A'
Feb H. lat IS IS. Ion a S. was sean shin r,, Dat,
ten from New Orisals for LIverp .Ol F A''1' "
Feb "a of Ecsato~n, schr Zion, from ", xburvD,r,
for Phils6s phia A ~'e""u'P'"
Feb. is. JPN, lat % o.. lon -. ,.,rs
steamship bound probably So steamer Csn rs.c.a r
HAWAII va 'oAohs' ''
2s2ll % 81 INV
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OAkD DOWN OWN.-several
- rentlsp en- can he sccomods'e ed with board vsA
double sIpg rooms. at cHUkCHiLLS HOTEL Ne
pfQs'
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DOARD-W Wanted. by Gentleman add
u small fami,, IN q private family, IN . Respectable
ne ehborhood. Will furnish ther rooms The BED
81 references required. Address W. C., rnbsns OK.
fee 49, ims
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24
CHAR. VIZ.
PROGRESS or THE REFORMATION.

fROSREss OF 1Ht REFORMATION.
Now that | was settled in Office, my
work became lighter 10 mt. ] divided
nay papils in,o classes, and made the ell
der ores teachers TO the Younger and
thus 'il improved quickly. bought
yarn and knitting edlss for the little
girl, taught them 10 kna, and gave them
whatever they made for themselves
Tie parents were pleased with US and
paid poor woman in the village half
Isy salary for inarpcing The glri- in all
kinds OF fe,nale work. Before another
year had passed, rags bad disapg cared
from the school room though in sone
Of the children .hc love Of diriiness. in-
heri'ed from ,li.ir parents, seemed an.
eonasernb...
Meanwhile the young men rapidly
impro, ed. read aloud 20 them. and
related series and an hour spent 10
,h,s way was The reward Of all who had
been d'hsem. h isincredibis si'b " is.
curiosity they NJ pressed around me
when, on Sunday Afternoon. ] appoint
ed them n mces me af my hons c, IA The
wood, or W the mesaoss all quilted
iheif gsnles; and even 'ho.- - Be Ia q.
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CIiAr. TX.
THE COLONY.

Just II, this tine certain Baron
Zebra arrived at Hard. liz had just
come into possession Of q large and
beautiful wood, consisting Of beech. oak
and birchtrees, which lay IN the parish
Of Hard. and which he wished TO sell,
because he lived at great distance
The government refused 10 buy it, be.
cause no wood was required in that
negiborhood, ani there WAS no navi-
gable river near, by wl'ieh timber could
be conveyed to distance. The baron
offered ii IN The people Of Hard. AS the
wood lay very con, eniehlly for them
tu, they were very pour. AMI had wood
enough besides. ifhJ a"y chance their
, stock failed. they made no serup'e OF
stealing i, from the baron They there
fore refused 10 buy il, unless he would
/ lower The price from niae 10 ase thou
san raldens. "a a
The baron wished Tor advice on
the subject, aud the cure iecommen'
ded him 10 speak to we, ss I nnder'
s.ood the Affairs Of che y,lsas better
than any one else. He came to me
and X suddenly occurred to mo tn buy
it myself. My Plan vas ready dl,
rec;ly. The baron. said he would
take six thousand guldens for it, if
would procure purchasers. lexrlsn
ed to him that l wished 10 buy The
wood uron speculation, and tha,
would Jay him half the saa. down, i
he wonld allox The other half TO re-
n,sin. Tor which ! would pay interest
lie looked around my school-room
and then stasedlst me with suprise
he, bcuever, agreea 10 my PROPOSE
ton, aud the terms Of rarehase wers
illegally drawn mp. I took ihe eight
thousand guldens from the bank, The
insrest OF which the 'orpbsa iaushtel
Of my guai dian bad hitherto receiv
ed, rsid fer her edueslioa out VI m,
income, aud gave the baron the SUI
agreed upon.
"yhe teople talked loudly eaousl
now. 40 sse doubted my being il
gossessiqa or uphesrd or riches bu
The o!d People laughed al my ssseu
lat;op. Ils, them lapsl. ! rroess
ed the necessary iinp.enenis. bsils
'a,se kin, hsi the seod Gu, doyn
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4 rowrSArg HisvswTcs1.

A TDkTtyAfE ufstjW1ChE-
"Augns,a now rel, Ssed ms n my
household cares, and ] Devised NY
time to the business Of ,he village
We had been u aYrt.d about twn years
~hcn one sight arisng from csreless|
r~ss IL honse ,s,e whole fiase lsll =
prey to the Aames. Al help was ia
vain. I'heteasants stood booking on.
ssirsHcd snd unat'e to move. ~hile
reople from the neishborins villages
has,eaeI 10 our aid.
"only fe~ b.iiidngs rensnsd. -'~
II was n great misfonahc. Tho gov
.ernmeut hardly hs,led Us d, sh 1bnt
still I hoped shss aeoa ~oa't sri.,
Oh, Of this evil wfae :. 'hs g'
crnnent r.spesiing the rsbai dug Of
tho yiiisss, and repfrsense'a The ,~ss
ibility u asoiii,g such mt'fsssuaes u.
fo,urs. by obEgins each iaaao~asr To
build bio hcuse iy the efKasc " lis
property. This co.h easily b. do .e /,
and i. VAS decided thss he owusrs
,hsaid exchange their lsnA one .ish
another, ,,n shss d each hy Scs,
pact. ~
"The government sent eovsisaor.
ers % eaan.ss he y4st. a94 ar az
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24
ciI Ar %I.

TIE sANC1HlCArioS OF THE woRK.
AN my business was now Al stand;
at leu-i my zeal was gone. for ] thought
Of nothing Int ndornirg my honsc !
bought an exceltn, piano, md made
many additions to my furniture The
next week, VIXEN | went with my potash
to Berg. ! dressed rryself more careful
ly and when saw the church spirc of
the 'rwn, my hca,: beat tiolehIlt. My
agent and his wife received me kindly.
as usual, and the maiden greeted ,ue as
an old acquaintance from, her blu>bes
] thought she WAS glad TO ses me. -
The piano wus opened. and Whisper
ed to her that ! had bought nn excellent
one, and should like very much to hear
her play upon il. dared no, suy
more. We walked ,ose'licr aud 'alkc,l
ON every suliec, bu, one. fpassed rn-
other slc'rless nsh', and whrs | badc
/ her adi.u. she said Shall we see you
again next week I I promised to va.
i, berg 'he following thursday, and
left rcproacling mys'l. ,h"i J had ho'
courage to say more wandered
llrm.gh my colony at Hand; I consid.
"red XII had done but nothing pleas,
cd me. ! could not contcn,,dIy sn, al
! had done was good there WAS srmt
ding wan'ing--the consccralion Of 'h'
wmk by eauty and love.
i went TO Berg as | had promised
and the kindncs, OF my reception gave
me courage During our walk. | 'ol'
her how long HE time had arpeare'
since my ia,, witt, and how muel, hat
. longed to see heI again. She rpsger
ed inoeen'ly that she was rlways gla'
to see me that she WAS lonely there
and found 10 sympathy from tho,
around her. drew her arm With
= mine and there was long silence fo
had oyers,epped the boundaries c
custom. She Withdrew her arm An
laid trembling, how can people b
: un-ympaihising toward yoaT Icoh
! say no more; we returned - the houst
; aud Invited my agent and his famil
: TO pass n day ~ Hard. 'Madtmoi.el'
. Augusta n,a,t also go wi,h us, srid hf
she goes b~ck next week TO fay sister
: in-Iaw.' He showed me- the letter, j
: which the day fJr her reinn was fi'
ed, My happiness was gone.
, IN the evening, az J sat by her
=. the liano, I.aid. DO you really leas
as: Her band fell from the keys .
n .he { nswered in the affirmative. Iws
gloomy and miserable and when Ibsd
{ her good aish', ykiss~d hsr hand, an
I tears came INTO my eyes j RENAME
i a, Berg ill Saturday. when the Who'll
e family accompanied ne back 10 Ilm'
d When the beautiful girl sprung fro
the coach and tvoa my land. then
q chang. came over me. and felt ilii
my work was sanc'itied by beauty an
;. Io,t. The strength and energy Of ma
d can do mncl, j. Tie world. Wofra
II sanctiii-- aA Lis sGn,s by love. -
= wales II, him The sspss 0f tie beautii'
e andrrowps him with ;lie victor. wfesi
0 Of dom-sitc hs1'p.nes-.