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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-09

DOuND Pear, Er Pr.-er'ing, jus received
j ,rd f,r sale by X. WILSON.
V5J
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-09
DEVINES' COMPOUND
PITCIIlO lOZEN(:I..


A sure aud pleasant rrnrd, for Colds, Coughs
Group, Nhoopiug Cough. Asthma, and II la g
/ enough are lcit I" sustain life,
A CERTAIN CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
Ncfr for Ms Lafam u The hraLd, M any .Nag,
of wtatn,ss
From I,r. Brown. of Lee, Mari.
This ccriiGcs that have made usssrt Dcvincs
Compound ruch Lozcngr for cold and cough, au,
found nm, date ,rlrt. Therefore | would irc.
orncnd il to III, ublic AZ being raie and ro,,r
rign remedy.
HENRY c. BROWN.
Lee, October rs, 1851.
Also
DEVINES' EXHl' ARATING SYRUP,
For the cure uf kihnc, Complaints, p,-rnrtr,
aud all affections OF the Liver, aud Drbilit,
arising fum a to,I I'd and impure state ui tho
blood, Scarlet Fever and Fever -nd Agur.
Samuel u. Fuller & Co., No. Wilson's anr
near State Street, Boston, Mass, General Agent,
for New Engla
For Sale IN Ncwpor, by and Il. J. TAYLOR.
jc3O 6m
u B. KINSLEY'S EXPRESS, Tor Fail River
~. Providence and Boston, for the rrausporta:
ton Of Merchandise leaves office in Newport dsi
ly, Sundays excepted, at - O'Clock, IA. m, and
l-2 o'clock, p. IN.
Leaves Office in Boston, At 7 I-2 O'Clock, m.
and IL O'Clock, p. M. Drafts, Notes aud Bib
collected, and all orders executed with prompt
ncse
Orders should be left for Goods at the ofc
half an hour before the time oi ileaying
Offices, in Newport, 100 Tharncs-st.
Boston, II Safest.
Providence, Exchange-st.
N.viurt. March 10. 1850
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-09

DORrE MONNAfES aud rigu Cases. The
L irrs, assortment ever oli,r,i i, Nrv'port n
Prar, she'll, Morocco, P.pmr Maohc Porte
N,uniics aud Cigar Cases, just opcmd aud ior
sale low, by Il. II. TISDALt n SON.
80
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-09

UNDER GARMENTS.
ENTl.EMEN'S Mrriuo and Heavy wool un-
" der shirts aud drawers, also Ladies Ne, iuo
Nc,s ior sal, b,
F.LtwTON l. BROTHERS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-09
AWAY WITUBAD BREAD,

EVERY Cook ani ii"usrkr. per ~ creation
IL has experienced the misrr, "t having their
Bread, Bs ut and Pasu, SPOILED, even after
taking tive most cStr me pains tp prevent II.
They woull have continual To- bc annoyed ipr-
ever hS h,oy biscuit, pasyy, s.. had not Dur.
kEE, after having pr,ceIyrd the diihr''lty, r't
himself ab nj II and ,uccccdcd after ccas'css ,i-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-09

LADIES', MISSES AND CHlLDREN'S
SHOE MANUFACTORY.
NO. I6 THAMEs sTEEET.
II ~. BEEpE has commenced the manutlc-
IL. turc of Ladies', Misscs' ard Chidrsn's
CATERS, Polkas, Bootccs and Shoes oi all tic "a
rou. STYLES and patterns, oi,hc best material and
finish, aud at ,he lowest possible price,, for cash,
perfect iii warranted. All his work is warrant
Ell A few pairs on hand and for .aie low or
cash.
Ncndng done with ratncss and despatch.
RrrncinleT, No 80 Thames na,l3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-09
THE GREAT REMEDY rOR
COUGHS, COLDS AND DCONSUMPTFhNS

The VEGETABLE PULMr-
NARY BALSaM is probably
without a parallel in having,
during a irial of none than
Twenty-Five i'ms, full, main
taircd the high reputation
which i, has noquntGfor Con-
COnPLAI>Ts, and
all DIsLAsEs OF the Uh6s,
THROAT aud CHLsT, u has
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
lnyestm ent of Money.

rfa Investment of Money. a.
 THE subscribers will attend 10 the k Investment of Money .n the cities of New York. Brooklyn, ant ap9 Willlamsbusgh. .. In Sums of $500 or more. on Bond and Merlgags. on Improved and un' incumbe, ed Real Estate, worth al least FIFTY PER CENT. MORE
 than the 1nv@s,mcuf, al SEVEN per cent. in. teres,, per annGm. payable h"li yearly: ana will attend to the collection of interest wher due. and remi, the same to lenders, os occep' of drafts ,hereior. payable on the days the in' terest will fall due. No ebaltge is mPade Pa ts lenders fOf the invesimnen, of money oi sht collection ot interest. .,4 ts
 The situation ot the Spbscrlbera as Attor. neys tor the Building Ass"ciations mpentione' below, give them facilities for inyestinf money within ten days after it's receipt, o' after receipt of notice of the sums to oe inv vested. aae -
 We rest az guarantee of our integrity ant capacity upon the fact that we are the Attor' neys oi the following Corporations, all o which esAplny their capital in investments Q mortgage, whereby the aWNpAAnt Invested us eXceedS
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
SILVER WARE. rine Geld ( Silver Watches. JeWelry
 Fancy Gesas. sc.

At the Old Stand No. Exchange pIaee,
 RRIDGEPORT. CT. NNHE firm Ot Blackman q Sani .rd 50 long
 A known at the above place having dis sOIYsd, the business is now eOI ducied by the subscI ibsE whO will be happy to see all who visit lne city either for business or pleasure. fl is my intention to keep larger assortment than has ever been offered m this place, which will at all times be freely sbOWn either to the purchaser aF the cHfIoHS. f''@f s',tt
 My Stock Uf Jewelry Is very large and em bracing every style in fashion. both fine Col, and plated. -,.Et
 Ladies and EeAt.emen's Gold Watches Q every description, quality and price, from S20 to 2200, and Silver Lever, Lerine, and Verge Watches of every quality that can be warranted 10 keep time. Silver Forks, Spoons Knives. Ladies, Cups, Sugar tongs. &c., a large assortment always oR hand warranted as pure as coin, and Ot the most fashionable style, silver work oi all kinds madeto order, ,Jewelry and Spectacles made and repaired.
 Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards, Seals Plates. Spoons &c. engraved in superior style. E TE --f "
 Fine Watches. repaired in the most perfect ! manner. and warrsnied in all cases to perform l well, Watch fes sent by Express or otherwise | Cor repaITs will receive immediate attention. -.-.. GEO. s SANFORD Nc. 2 Exchange Pl see
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
LIrCHFIELD ACADEMY.

The next term of this !ns,i.uIian will commence on Monday, the ist day OI November. Tuition per quarter of II weeks, $4 DO to 5000. An additional charge of 2a cents per quarter will be made for fuel. < "
 Tuition in the Primary School. 8 oo pei quarter.
 IGssrpclion in Music on the Piano Fore, and in French, DrawiDgand Paint. ing. at the usual extra charges.
 The attention of those wha are desir- ous of thorough practical education. i. specially invited.
 J. L. HENDRICK, Principal.
 LitchEelL. Oct 2l, 1852. .t
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
NEW HOODS.

~ C. WEBB has just received large He assortment of Cloths. CassimeTs, Flan- nels, Blankets, Long and Square shawls. Wool Drawers and WIT appers, >Merinos, De Laines. Thibet Cloths. Paramettos aud a great ariety of such goods as are wanted. = A new supply ol doub.e and single barr el Rowling pieces. Gun locks, Wad acpt.rs. Powder fasks. Shot bags, several ki.ts of Sporting and Rift. powder and shot, Flesh Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Lamp oil, Sperm and Adamantine Candles, Sc. 2w
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
Archite ecture. @ o. & A. JORDAN ARCH lTECTs.

2l6 Main Street, Haryord, Conn.
 nFFER their services to gentlemen a. O bout to build, to committees of Public Buildings, Churches, School Houses, &c.
 Plans for all kinds and s,yles of dwell- ing houses. &c., actually built and in pre- gress, can at ah iines be seen at their of, fee and as it is more economical and saves much after disappointment to have plans and aPgeci9catie9qs well watpred be. fore comWeneing, t paast be desirable for those about to build to secure the services of experienced Architects. o. <
 They als9 Rpdertake the inspection of works during the progress as well as fur. nish designs for every style of interior de- coration. fresco painting, monuments. tab. lets. &c. Charges always moderate.
 Jan. 20, 1852. 37
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
STEAM ENGINES AND
 BOILERS, He 7s7a

CONSTANTLY on hand and made to, V order of superior quality and equal to any for economy and DO ger at prices ,ha, cannot fail to spit ,he purchaser and warranted. Many years experience has enabled me to improve my engines so as tq give entire satisfaction. PatrQpage is so4 liei,ed and orders by mail or otherwise viii be promptly attended to by
 AARON KILBOUBN, No 4 Howard {
 New Havep. October l9, leSA
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
@ LITCHEIELD COUNTY AGR1GlTlls1rUlRAM S1FDR1E

A@RlD lDlULNlUlRAM SEOBH. NhE subscribe has made an arrangement l with Wm, Hovey for the sale of his eel. ebratrd Straw and Curn-Stalk Cutter. Ishall sell all sizes ot his Cutters at the lowest cash prices. W aoIesals and retail. By purchasing these Cutters. Farms srs and Mechanics will be able to save their stock fro,n starvation. A great variety ot New Yo,k & Boston FLOWS. Sythes, P.tchforks, Manure Forks. Bog and Potatoe Hooks, Shovels. Spades, &c. HARD- WARE ct all kimds, Door Trimmings. Hand and Ciycnlar Saws, Files. Nails and spikes of all kinds ; DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, CROt:KkRY and TIN Ware. Brass and Iron KETTLES great variety.
 1 Slaves and Pipe and Furniture. a great va. rietv of the moet aprsoyed paiteEps. Mill Gearing of all kinds -Watei- -Wheela. roveish0t, pIIcn-0acK and pIessure-eyrrythin in the lion line can te had at the shortest notice at Baidwin's Furnace,
 Above all, Ba!hwin's Improved Railroad CHAIN.PUMPS are taking the lead of eyer, thing tn the pump line. These pumps are sure to give satisfaction.
 Being located on the line of the Providence, Hartford, and Fishkill Railroad. pumps are sent to any part of the United States al the shortest notice.
 I..'.'.'"s LaFhess ."a TYrni"s Engines
 Machinery of every description made and repaired. Particular attention paid to getting up new Patterns of machinery, water wheel governors. horse powers and thrashers, wood, saws. SC. &c.
 The subscriber Aatters himself that his long experience will enable him to give satisfaction in all the branches nf. his business. AU-CalI and, see. Don't io-gst the pla:s. WANTED-10O tons scrap Isop
 -' Fl. BALDWIN Washington. Conn, Aug IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
J. q. BATTERSON'S nGARBEL WORKS

HarJord, Conn. 7 M ,numents and 'rnmhs of .AlneEican and Italian Marble, Baptismal Fonts, ,Mu. ral Tablets. .Urns, Vases, ,Man,les,
 Table Tops, Italian Tile for
 Floors, Sc,. constantly
 on hand or furnished to O. .det. Hartford. June fst
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
.K. Me9'9.S2aaNss,

~<EaA HAVING procured an assistant
 ",i%Gsis "a,iH%i!.5 'ss any 1sSttSFi sSs a iS. & ct watch repairing and watch jeWeling that may be int, usted lohis care in fhe best man' ne! and on ,easonabl terps. no pains w'll he spared to give satisfaction 10 every cusiome' Thankf1lfor past tay9rs hewoGld solicit tm continuance ofihe public patronage. AlsO,s choice assortment oi Watches. Aewelry snt silver Ware at low prices for Cash.
 Litchfeld, May 1851. ly3
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
TWISTED BANK.

West W,nsted, G., Oct l9. 1852. 7NH Stockholders of tAis Bank ate hereby k notified that their annual meeting for the choice of officers for ihe ensuing year,. and the transact ion of such other business as may pr operly come before them, WI Il be held at their Banking house in West Winsled on Monday, tbs Est da. oE Novepbcr next. at 10, o'clock A, M, The polls will As cl .ed at P o'clock P. M.
 Jo44S (. BRAcx, Cashier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
'Qoo1a zHL 40 zsvzsId 1Nv 10

NFllfnrd--Mr Tastle. Plymouth Hollow Woodward 6 CEast, WoodbuFy-H Q 'ean nfnrd, BFlAgewatoR--H kilbonEB, ,Aiillan Comn--E Tomllnsen, New PFeslon-tNlll. Inm Hunt. Wooavllle- William Fry, EaaO
 Kone-E 6klli, Cornwall nFldee-1liol Ger, sallsbuFv-JOy c Spur, souIh Co.
 no9e
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
Fire Insurance!

VpHE undersigned being duly appointed l Agent GSr the Western Massachusetts Fire Insurance Company, is now prepared Io receive applications Ior almast all kinds of property On as savOrable IeEms as any resPOn~ sibIs stock company.
 s. H. GRANNISS. Li;chtSeld. oclOber 6 IS52.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18

Theiollowing lS llss of our authorised Aesass--
 wF& O E Baldwin, Lllchaeld, V v yolee. SlIsbnFy bAFnNm & Rlohard.nils Llme Rock DaldOn 6 Minor. Ealls VI. lAge. Gardner 6 Sanford, West CeFawauI Watson e Smith, HhaS0n=Aisore @ BEalAsE. WOlsalVlllo-J El Tteas ""
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
AUCTION ADJOURN NEWT.

The salo ol sands ln the slave formerly 0c- euplaA hy MeasEn LymAn M chAnlA ls ad- lnigAsA t0 Wednaea Nas. % ieSa Th Iaehesl and must desirable af the pEy 0ontls leSnlhef with all the ag0esslea, Flons end uEaaA. NAlle Ae,, remain Co hs sold. A 1Me sAlA Wlli eaAllIAa lFaAa dAy Co day llll 'hss. VhsIs sleek Ia Alspbsea el
 Eslls Village, osI q, isss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
MISS BRADLEY

Invites the attention of the Ladies to a new stock of millinery and fancy Goods.
 also, . DRESS SILKS and tIimnings, toys for chil- den, &c.. sc. @
 Lite hfeld, Oct, 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
DXE ETNG.

{" JACKSON hereby gives notice that He he continues tO DYE Over Coats. Panls. Coats, SaOckings, Ladies Dresses, Shawls, &c.,, at his residence, one quarter Ofa mile west of the Court H0pse, in kitch field.
 U All orders thenkfdsIy FeeeiysA apd promptly attended to.
 Lilch6eld, September l. 1851 .H
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
Bounty Lands. SOLDIERS OF 1872.

TVfiE m smbers of Capt. Waugh's Company
 L ih the war at lsla, are each enlRled to 70 acres of Bounty Land. am nowssgeiTiMg warrants for those of this Company whe have applied 10 me. ao.wi, hstanding the opii.ions of others lelhe contrary. Il'haye the Pay Roll of Capt. Waugh,'s CSmpany. aud ahe Si Capt. Charles BgsI's CoWpR6y. ahdam there. .ose prepared to complete tho application oi any member ofsither Oi these Cempaaies, os the widow ot ans member o4 momeni's no tice. by ealling en rpts p!s q ny office. ,.,.u ., " IitehAAlA. ANh. leAl. ..F
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
[: COOP } FIRING.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that ! he keeps on hand at his hop in South Farms. variety rf Ygbs. Barr els. Fails. Sc. which he will dispose of on req sonab!r te,ps He is also prepared in make 10 odtr, sl s4os, notice, any article in his line of business
 t.. ....-t D. l.. BENTON.
 South Farms. Sept. A. 6xPd
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
New GOods! !!
I, |. RICHARDS
Merchant Tailor;

large eSsottMe"t VI
 Fall aud Winter Goods.
 for gen,lemen's wesr, which were plfchasel by him expressly for this market. and which he is confident will be found Dpon. e1aminas tiun to be superior 10 any similar stock ever brought into Lilch6eld county. His s3Cck of cloths carsimeres, velvet, yestingq, is coma plete. comprising an assortment ot all cQIorS and sIyles, iA winch he deiies any one to ex~ hi6it a superioi lot. He also has an extenA size asso, tment of shirts, bosOms, collars black and fancy cravats, ties, etocks. spsPen> jers. gloves. b. siery, Merino shiFts and draws CTS. handkeFchiefs. lumbTellas, and every thing necessary to complete Eentleman's wardrobe in a superior panTert HIs stock Sf clothing this fall which has been got up with | he greatest tare. is larger than ever-whlch he will sell cheaper than ever--and whoever m, chases of him may be assured that the 1 articles are just what they are represented te he Gentlemen you aie invited to call and ! examine the largest stock of goods in the countv. and 20 per cent. cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. gentlemen lurnish~ 1 ing ,hei, cloth, can have their garments made l in style not to be surpassed in fashion and
 workmanship, and warranted tU fit. T.H Richards desires to return his most sincere thanks to his friends aud the public. for ths generous patronage heretofore extended |" him, and respectfully soliciis . continuance of the same. with pledge on his part to do all in his power to merit the public patrOn' age in his business. x .se1. ,
 A good supply ofBoy's Clothing cepatanill
 nn haad. Remembsr tAe first store east ss
 Wheeler's Hotel, WeRt sk H5g, s-.-a
 CUTTING done at ahoEt not.ce.
 Fall and Winter FashionsE' .s:ssd. s, F.H RlcHA RES. ! LltchEeld, October. 1852. -.'t.3
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18

Washington Academy. TNHE winter session of thus School will k commence on the 3d of November, ana continue to the lst of April. Prices 2s hereto fore.
 E w GYNN. Principal
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
ROBERT, SEARS. PuBLrsHER.
 lSl William Street New York.
LINsEED, OIL.
AMdles' (aOalls.

T n. Richards has just rrcsivG6 large
 II . assortment ei French Cloths f.s Ladies Claaks. sams Seau,iIAi' shadss. which he will aeli cheap lor cash. Alsa, TRUNKS. vALI- SGS CARPET. BAGS and LADIES sATCH. ELS, te be sold cheap. Please call s, his Ciething Es'selIshnsn,. htsi sleie east cf whsslsFss Hotel, W!ss street.
 A. M Rnnna A ana.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
&5O.OOO per month.

o. If further reference is required. we can, on application. refer to the principal Mer. chants, Bankers and Inspf ers ip New York a Br6okl-h.
 Address all appropriations to
 BARNARD < PARSONS. 'ta. ATTORNEYS AZ LAW.
 l6 Wall slteet. New Yo,k rt vE Ban.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
PIANO FoRTEs
FROM


 ~-- N,EVEN-Six and three-Quarter-and O Six Octave Rosewood PIANO FORTEs. just manufactured from new scales and of decided superiority Of. tOue, cqA bs had from the subscribers. fOr ready cash, at U great bargain. Every purchaser will be secured by full warrahty, and those who may pur chase by order will bs as well dealt by as if fprssent themselves. Alcad. ieg member of this firm, having been for msny years teacher ot music, is more than ordinarily qualified both lG produce acceptubls Io customers. Our WarerOOm is in the centre of the city. directly OppO- site the New Haven Railroad Station and near all the Stations ofthe principal Rail. rOuds leading from this city,
 J. F.. WARNER & co.
 All Broadway, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
Nineteenth Annual Report - OF THE ...
 LITCHFIELD Mntual Fire Insurance Company,

JULY 0TH, lS5<.
 Whole amour. of Cash .premiums
 rrce,vrd, fsS~ I9,3Ol,sa Interest received on Loans. l,i32.7e Whole amount of losses and expep-
 s,s of the Company, l7.l9o,S0 Cash Balance now on hand, 3,543 50 Increase of cash on hand over last
 year, f 3 l,4le,sa Present Capital or Fund of the 1~s-
 Company 2o,I2o.36
 This company has now been in sue. cessful operation nineteen years. during the whole of which time IT HAS NEV. FER MADE AN ASSESSMENT UPON THE MEMBERS of the company. and has at this time Cash Fund, of $3,. 54S.SO, safely invested and drawing interest. the amount of interest received up to the present time, being more than sl.4O0. .r
 The directors of this company are confident that the plan toi Insurance adopted by them will meet with a hear. ty response from. all intelligent friends of the principle of Mutual Insurance. F This company insure only in this State. and take no risks on Mills, Goods ia Stores. Shops, dsc.. or ip exposed Village or City property. hni cosfina thei' busipess enthsly to farm, property and isolated buildings. and then contents --of which not more than S2000 will he insured ia one risk. 1 This company will adjust all claims with promptnsss and liberality. and if at any time | difference should arise be ftSeen the parties. all such difference will be adjusted by indifferent persons in the County. each payy' selecting one. and in case they do not agree. q third person shall be chosen and the award oi al. or any two Of them. shall be final and conclusive. /4 N'EhJ Ngleess 0f ehe COassnmsss. ]. e. BECKwITH, PYesldent. | OLiYER GOOD IHLN. T'seasmptss l JAS0gN WHizxNrG. Sssvsiars. r DksAe6sOs'a.
 IASoH S HEsiKIlwIqIEsI ExvIlIqINIa k S. wkRI4FLnsny kfwI4l4F OLIVER onOpwlN pAylpg: s SA !. .e. N.EpR {! ]! D 8ErA ?. hEkRA. nOpnINA hA TELL h " gTHPHEN TROWDh1DQE. SHELDON OSBORN. .of lsaFwlnlnn, 0eHetaI Agent
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18

METRIpOIIRAM McFEIs, BROADWAY, NEW YORK. THE MesTipOIitaa will hs eomPlsteda and 1 opened E0r ihe Eeeepiioa of Csmpan, SePemAer lsl. Price of Board, two dol lars per dsy.
 SIMEON LELAND G CO,
 PFOprietOrs
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18

Land WmRrMmte NWnmled. or ths Florida Mnd teie Wars, and also al the Mexleaa WAF, blF which lhs highest eaah prIes will be paid. Please eAIl on, oF address hy letter, .....'.-,
 q. 6. WEBS, ilprIsOrd, G.
 Aiayas, iOb9,-sm VI
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
.. @. Judd.

MAGUEEgEKENW AWTE8T. ETAA taken RhnsMe' lIf the llFs. hnIIsliNe be EIlOwthe MaMslaM HnNse. where his M tots luvsh may he DhlalAad al all tlmes LilehAsla, Aprila. 1881. .. H
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
FALL HATS
lEANTEll

sl.N ,s31 WANTEA
 IT MMEDIATEEY3 or 4 TAiloressss to ! work oa pants and yesls. Constant ems picy,nsnt and gaod wages will he given to sond hanf l.. None other need apply. Good boarding places will he furnished. ,
 BENEDICT & STOV.LL CO Water bury. Oct"her l9 1s52. 4w
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-30

had long been secretly attached to Maria. but
having frequently declared he would ascer-
tIissdispositon of his intended wife previous
to marriage, he had delayed his proposals,
though The powerful artillery of the eve
and the thousand nameless signs in loves
progress, had expressed as much, raw
even more, than words could possibly have
done.' t'
Mr. and Mrs. Harris remained week in
the city, and were delighted with Maria's at
lentien, who showed them everything Of
note in the city, from the State House 10
the menagere. They returned home loaded
with presents to their little ones, and an invi.
Iation TO make an annual visit.
In the course of ltw months Maurice
Sianwood and Maria were united. They
make visit every summer 10 uncle Joseph
and aunt Hannah. to whom Maurice declares
himself indebted in part, for his sweet wife !;
justly remarking that the seeds of benevo-
lence and ingenuousness sown in her breast
would not have vegetated SO luxuriantly in a
city atmosphere,
Malia still preserves the dress worn in
childhood, and when tempted TO cherish af>
feclation and pride, find check in viewing
this talisman. She takes great pleasure in
improving and training the manners of the lit
tie Harrsses one Of whom she keeps coll
stantly with her.