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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-18
MAZE BOARDING ACApsMY. lo.,ted ,tw-In

MALE BOARDING ACADEMY, located az lion,
AVA Connee ru' Oek 0eioa -r-, i7s.li :
No ., n h.a.s-, Nc IS o1.t. - o. x js.u-.
A NEATLY FUaNISf ED PAR OR and BED
5::!,E g: ID ::s 4.s A. 3 E9 \, i,
Broadpay
A FEW SELECT FAMILIES and GENTLEMEN
~ 5os ss 5 sSs s ' Sow . or. sua q. no 3; %
ulu block o. Bro uTsv e hoa-e attns the uoiera
md - ,, s 80, e., .ee' baths H '' 'i newly %
A GENTLEMAN ard his WIFE wish % obtain a
y eoHfIt,hie houe 60 y # ..oi ereeea vSa q. ,ages
.,a vel directed nd harmonious a5n, as lnpa.-
re-. ss,. Oh ~ week Fora cs,sl I'D happy Soae So ~
ibSce DAY. st thisosscs, aaRN0SY, BIZ Ne is
4 GENTLEMAN aud LADY. or two Ladies. can
s S5 SS Ne, i s h y Ss'q ~, .s % ' sun
4 GENTLEMAN and WIFE having A modern built
a housr TIE upp,r part o.. re CITY, n thAa isy
vh ocuPy. would &c 70 lei, re same G,neln WI o a-
CO. b. esh,i Or s " r-asoras ore ~ iiher pa.erlT
io's. conner Of Ch.tha--t. or adde's Y tbs OGoe.
\ IL RESIDENTS permanent or transient in New
~ iork Should b e re existence the New Is.
B. ers EHcta1sc No - 81 aassy fh- Al OF h. r,- VI
Heoa I'm '11 Tor the preaas OF board % rooms fra ons's
pOARD ING-CRYSTAL PALACE.-Strancers
~ tnst cry, srd others be accommodated OBJ aa
boer3i ue, Nc - lts few unoc'ur cd Roo ' W pefa-
GOtkD-Ar No. - FUltOnst. Good iccJuun pd@-
- It's usniiept day and permanent 5oa,deFs
EOAfD.- Con .orteb.e accommodations for families
~ a. t1rals Be bed Bosigay AIDE
-ull scGlCn ard colveuits he O sl Itu-e Cassi
uoSeiate
BOARDING in BLEECkER-SF. second block vest
- ~ Broadway Pheasant rooms with good h'l f,c,as
down town o. tb- Ctys,si faSe Deosr % o5st Adiess
NJ L. o, hex No. "a ruI ure Ulcs
ntSIBABLE FURNISHED ROOMS.-A private
r. family would LEI te e Rooms &c tao Guteme1.
asn-.s lA- u5 IS t," aee Hs All mo n3dstn i-
ifu 70 tie cars ard Two 's VI stages Apply NJ % lHht te
foufe vest ci 6tt-av
FURNISHED Rooms to LET--To Gentlemen in
suite or o,herw with without Breakfast Baths Gas &C
Apply az No. 81 Rondst.
FURNISHED ROOMS--A No a Whte.st Gen
erser quiet house wtho1i hotrd-T
chs.. Vl 6rd ~ .cincn vey deare5.e No aeasElsrn.
NOTICE DO yOI VI mt BOARD or ROONSl-
Nv" Eat pleasure ~ vii rec you tsAou tseJ 70 desirable
pct this city or Vie n hoise o res ectoiy hI cave not
sIeacy done invited % o1a that ssnd
ITEM BoadeIs Agony Uhce No u La tourcentst Union
DARLORS and BOARD-Tgo wen furnished or I'M
4 ffrito Paf'oi. with .f -ift.,i r. trl lle.
ard ~rtee housr No u lhh', three done 5tay Gear
esitd Gers aud pass mar and on TO mi from the CyHa
Psacr, and To- aI palts Of ne city.
BI EASANT ROOMS with partial Board in private
family D4J be oia red bysppyins d. No % WlO"-paee,
BiOoAyn.
ORNATE BOARD Il few single Gentlemen de.
tic hofns b.
Die trfrs - c,Ilr- 81 So Do h'w.Ta-s.
DKINATL BOARD.-tleeant furnished Rooms or
suites % Rooms e o gre'i r. lsf 0r~ ;s gent susf
Hogse class loc,fon oil ant rnaeute-l ted
ea. 10 d 81 Ceme.tl ce, IN iacioufi.s', near sig
DLEASANI FURNISHED ROOMS. ia suites Or
single privilege De- lad A. so - Chabsr,-.t.
@e sus. -s~ .-.s
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Real estate for 5ale.

A GREAT BARGAIN if PURCHASED IblMEDl-
n STFLY-Thien ful siIe Building Lots s4fhst between
g. - ssys The Lois free from rick and level s
- sr--t SeskboEhoo1 free from Price
49, Apply DE- MOTT Il Co, No. q ChsmbersE
a SPLENDID OPERATION for CAPITALISTS
~ splendid chance offered 70 fulsi1s Baid1e Lou
harrs DfssoD Rphsv, Hck0ry Qaiscys< aud ID
onns the DVsossF. Rsakosd SeEhbhOod compos sd
ht resdnes. sn4 free from ell nds Of nusocoa Pufenoo
Immediately, price lov ard terms cay. Apply %
De MOTT & Co. No % CssnoerSst
A RARE CHANCE fer valuable corner Lot, at the
n of2dsv and 56h ot szloo Prss lo"-tss cay
Apply 70 DE- MOTT L Co. Ne u CaazesrrF
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Summer neIrcaIs.

LPINE HOUSE, or WHITE MOUNTAIN STA
~ 1ION HOUSE GORlIAM, n H-Ths l-si clelpea, aad
White Mon by Of the
Atlantic st. Llwcrce Railroad by heh reach
irf M.tars hour boaon P0niud atolr hours
Portland aud hours Ne-l TX Tbs die
oly ~ c Tie eltIe distance tie Mountains be
arcomp shsd by railroad. - 49, - - . -
m, Ps5rnetor. D. TIE WHITE MOUNTAIN STATION HOUSE
Home
uIrd good 70 i ef is
ne ba-r Of Mount Vbgo sQA gaenfe good bnde
--,h ~. - 20 !he SUMMIT
s,. he birdie path has been made fun ms
ors Mount MJIisl 0u WHICH nne view nay Be
ia frsu from The summit o M9ant Nisln- self
Tie c0mmodous and eeRiuL am bathing roo Ani
cIass hotel II corus one lldf-d al
t.hf .eefue horses I'D sud sdi 0fsrs
al The mountain streams aud axes Ia The FIiniJ
F.-e ro Boston GofhaG ~ BY Es,ern Railroad or Bos oa
and r. p ard Atlantic I'D 81 L1"ele htoaas
e g.. ,.
%, Noufr,a nc b. St Lawrence AID Alliance R road o. he
Sfrt,Cr l4ou,e AZ Gorhan.. } K. HITCHCOCK 4 c..
r. HIIIHCocS,t
A HAAIs
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Ncw l)nblitaiions.

SoOOO Copies Sold
VNIE COMING STRUGGLE AMONG THE Ma
Il TIONs or TIE EARTH Or THE PoLrIoH EvtNrs OF
the NEXT FIFTEEN YEARS desebe accordance witt Prophecies
IN Fxkel pa-e the cay,.. Showing al IL important pc
on will occupy curing na at the end Of the
awful conflict
PIice 10 cents
EDv ARD Il. FLETCHER. Psbiishsr. No I4 N.ssAu-st
HLUSTRATED RECORD of the CRYSTAL
L PALACE EXHIBITION, PIP. IMAM Co. W j publish
TSTRAIED WEEKLY WEE ,yH REcQRP ~ OF TIE r NEw
each department Of seetce and ri at the u,trlog.
rsI'o nd the ATE } DOwnn- In qu'Fta NOs md to
sether. lice = cents >,
Now Il Ready, n 80 -.,- ,-.,. $780,.
Exhibition OF iii IS6usTRS or AL SATIoSs "a
fs'ssss Were Were II may may lo~ 5s obtained
THE HUMOROUS sPEAKtR.-Will be published
1sE HUmo&ot t SPEAKER Being choice collection Of
Gnun pieces bob rrose snd versa ors and selscied
selSo icisiy soeis bs5ssas GIBBS Giles
eoiootfSI FRiS RsADaR By I8l. Fnus.
LLD suisGl If French Gamma" Helena ae' with Notes
mn ,r,,,os -, 100, r L.s;;sly Futlshee. .,,-.
READINGS IN LOSLOOl Designed fr The use Of lnsssrs Of
Ls.rl,s I'D 'o' ,sr ss, ssass Par and sus.
.gbo Of nan Na1s5 e ~ L ''n s
aesl eHeeuiOn al h correctness and bsaniy
Is b~ ieseJ Ass lis vo vii sud- by comparison
FR a. pRAHiNG6CoS FSE ssa5ols i' s s0a Lvs
sIkUellox Gotta 1g Hds ll Frss Lsoas,ares F5ss-
o, M ~ iui--.. ssu.oad scsass Pl,ls.sor Of r. =
M 0ae Vi works drawing .een
Nor-n a. arva,c shJlf &c without instruction
Co. tc rhn iedke THIS be sltltal ape sni
ca coYs, tht tiey
beaUlivL' 80, tNAson1e AiIof.
ps,,ntrce NSNNAS = NlSOS
/" Pub shers sDd Booksellers, No. Ia sslsoB.,.
nP NICHOLs ESOTERIC ANrHROPOLOGY
the most remarkable wei Human PhysooS Srtssn
f ..Is bv the STRlNGERS lONNSEN No -
Brosdwsy Pree 81 = and -.
MRS ELLET's SUMNER RAMBLES IN IHE
vi NFsT- letter. Country Cfs' BY Ms Jane O. -
Nm Nh susie All pcuble Entry kkeenlS Nnosi- te
SS''fei!' "'"N' J. c RISER. No. ~ FatsoSt
DLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY and PAINl iNu;
ID -GEoRGE Ii BELL hAs constantly on hAnd We.
Books medium 70 nsds OF
M b, without Russia banesA All oand 80 80
for LedgcIs Joumss Cab Boots ke L1<ysrf
ten and letter ese ul aaS hsf bound made 10 -
the proe.on as Blank Bot ruled printed sa 800
order. or the ul pAtena HIS sssofnel OF -
ssectss Of merchants and ons
Invited sss,rs Ini Stands and ne go
srns lnts from manufactures Gap etieI &C -.
n1ersial Note raed plain the various qualities fEte
ton paid ratnl Bin Heads Csis Clrsas Chesh &c
htbosrsphes pattern and yraed N soon -
BELL sss0ss PrAkI nd ghak eosk hsazsofvs W. ~ H~
asst
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Marhinerp, &f.

HlarbiHerg, &f.
KEYsER- FURNACES for WARNING all Kinds
IN buildings The best ass . % dassy -. =, Pc 20
soo,sreon and economy Psftcgln attention ees - -
Hot Wafer Furssee which Will bs vur-ntea 49, az slsnts
Range House FurnshDs nhcies 'spA"n'e "Ns' 'f~
'"'s' IdUS n KRYsgR No. sss Broadway cor WshsfN
f,TFAM and GAS PIPE.-JOSEPH MASON, (of the
~ 60 ~ W.vosh HaE Ggid,D No ~ Broadway nsasas
sc xss iron % G.s sad Wsef Valves Co<sa
$3.50 "a eyey and Gss Won as<an bosrs,
-. Ee,1 pspc. Cola ana saA8 Vs<1sn,
~ Ter Gsases md steam DO M Enns s
e,dge, variety Of steam All Hot .tsf.
.runx Go sntnz and refers sEsapss II ns
wort 10 besrJ every SECTION o. the country.
CEWIhG NACHINES-The Avery Sewing Machine
- Company have p@ted their Improved sewing dhise s
be or TsoTS sne prepared % uppy tne sni.s
To ard others WISHING the test and he sns nne e
hackn making Clothing thai toefs IN Us
the tse Once o. ne
AVERY SEWING MACHINE Co, No 90 bfosdrC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-18

TOR SAL E-House aud Lot No. 81 Meet 2W-a,
6ray p BY 20 q. 9iuches HOUSE BAse
Gent sid under ea Gss Bath &C ony thru ss arcd
Price eiiCfQ Appiy III BROWS
No n Wall st. n 4. ~.
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Boaro ano Rooms.

EAGLE HOTEL LODGlNGS.-Gentlene Will 90
IL they have eEoeIer LodInks n snGe
per night Of frankfo and "All W
tee open al rlght
GRAMERCY HOTEL-This elegant and fashion
VI able Hotel corner Of Broadway ard esh WITH 10 extensive
additions comprising hundred sEt t~ey IONS - oH
nuodstion Of the pu 1e ooHa - per
slo lodging gle Win per I
,-,1,.,,cn :. :. -, -. La,eI l. DONALD
DRIvATE HOTEL.-75c. to 81 80 per day, with
rod the quiet Of pr.Ate house. No IN
West S~h.t i've rsirue, from the CEysta Palace
COCTHERN HOTEL. No. 30 Leonard-st, near
- Bro.dw,y EerYork-P p DORSEY, Prgpnetor-Fory nLs
-. 49, n style let By the day o. uess IN
o. wiihour bard vii be treated ~h who are n eesny -
pod The house h1 een ht,ss ~ - I, s.thsrn Hose
M. co LeonArd-st vhs
are see trs comfort kni Ene spsrrznentA
PLEASANT ROOM and BEDROOM IN . modern
"A buit Ho.s< prys;s hny, nay ss bad We S~~ ~"
y West ss<as., DsS ne eIssf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-18
LCR SALE 81 lesirable Proncrty in OI

E'CR SALEA desirable Property in Orange County,
Township Cornwall situated and hall tom The village
OF Salisbury t1se miles from ,anerbu add i've mile. from Gem
AL Lrrsrs There about heeu all arabic, With exceI
rou # % ldiaud
There Dvirs House Esd 3ir with other Onbaidnx
an o-irts well water hundred
m E.sd with fsit BESIDE. variety Of das apple
her ifats
Tb shove would be excellent situation for residences,
aufouod country bns aunu 10 ihe
house abound
ne Win 3D. trcu ~hch gradually aends ell tho
base Of be Sc uyE0e orntalu.
for &c, apply @ lls. SONS Nc ji eonst NJ.
JOHN Nc0lL yea the promises VINO viii show the property TO
intending TEchtft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-18

ORIENT POINT HOUSE formerly Oyster Pond
" Point t W miles the sound Saybr0ok and eight
Of Gleetprt hogs fmegly kept y NJ Latham,
rs zen opsLed BY the und ned who intends ~ Keep Il a t
Fo Ba,lnr FLing ard Shooting the proprietor confident this
location a b Surpassed
lie speeuy public 70 test the claims Of this hoaae as
rsueaf. confident that will Dc dis ashed
PUtOfce address, Olent Long Island, y I. ..
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Fo Ba,hr FsLins Shooting the proprietor confident this
speny ryie. public the claims Of this house
.rnr 81 retesf. confident that viii Be dis ashed
i0'oH'T ''''''' os1' '''H 4BSER ALLEN. Proprietor.
CTONE BRIDGE HOUSE, TlYERTON, r. The
- above house Bay, tone Of the most de-
.b u inner the country open Tor tnr s~S
Tie scties I tshiDs are uneqqAed DosA ,al sI - -
rtped al the sabtsutils and DE- Of we se oa ne
I, - he Psrkrr ouse Ee-Bedf)rd vii with do
-. 20 end.r be stay agreeable communicated hom
Boston 'y'-l0sS u i'' i''''' --' WILLIAM HODGES
DOARD in thu COUNTRY.-A few persons can be
ID eecon vth Board private fam y Ia pleasant
rcd ard hes sas0r, whse there good sat "Aer pam
80 fCsr1 with sal Of the Adire PoT PAID
- N NJ Red Bank New-eney Y. Positive musseIoes
Cd. is and sveIs. near the place
GAPT MAY SEABATHING-CONG HALL
i nov opeu The house high aud oesuuf1
avn Il 'front.' renders Il he sl '~sDe Of any
ca ha, teen and many other Improvements made since
H. rro hope. continuance o. The very liberal pa
n, r.gs b.r, q oe received " MILLER Proprietor
COUNTRY BOARD-Deghtful Country Board may
- BE- etAuei stassbuTh lneaf d. Ps Dute C9ant
NeYos SUBSCRIBER prepared 20 take fe~ eecf boeii
bes1fs country situated OF the hfsoa RIVER
further liorIoa sddr paid L = a. the above meL0nsa
Place.
s.s, he ord pair matched Bay Horses for gentle
man /. cozch CAnt Be beat NO mistake
NEW HO1LL at EASION, Pa-Ihe FRANKLIN
~ HOUSE occupying the pleasant aid esntr. lton esy
fufus their ,uests 1th the beat ltafo = b. lfsy
pasIorzsd BY the -syelsg pable- 9AOO'L PM
GA BATHIN G-CAPE MAY-NATIONAL
NHAIITh. lave lew aad trs; ells. Hts oa Cope
Is arc, ! j aSN 9lSl- AGRoS GARETSOS Propnsor
WHITE MOUNTAINS.-SUMMIr HOUSE, Mt
W Ws.b'nst'n. y h. b. L. n BsEsROoK Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-18

81 JanetA new story AID bsscnent House, three
der tie Nloc M hes contlsl nsi0o uantles Gro
V1tc fud ons sas doors srd complete ider.
boIroins rail-
-e t.tt, les "a Sl50 eLSo rensn
rr 1fui .ood e house 5ldst Hudson River r.
j. ce-, licc s71i .ctsi sou year Inquire " q KIP
SO az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-18
Ton SALF-A nice Gothic Cottage.
EOR SALE ar 10 EFT Tho thr,estory brick Hous

flen ascUCl nd ceIs sltnl p N -day.. ne1T lsl.
N,st .ife gAs prol-ry l. Old itr p 40, a.
r. air f,3Mirec. @PPy on the prrr sf or OF A. II WAC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-18

yr7 CifIoRTi. Oe1coa. ~ 80. 5AvDHi1a .,ASDr
b patleS o. me egar8fs O.? ESQ N.l steamer " 81
fres g.. oruis peTcogy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-18

EOk SALE--A desirable residence near Astoria,
L. on ~. Hesat- Neck Road alto the farms Il NJ
Ncue enhcgr snd Peter Rageye The houss snssnnsl
tui cottage BY so feet with tOat our
7oor vide hsH at hsrd hrd narh" naBte- Gsns
r0. shed hfemcn
with Dor under e whole The OBTAINS three of
god srd eHcl APPLE and - ch orchds plenty n stfdea
ssHlb ban sd at out uifnss Their ioe view
me -. River Fusfns Bay Possession tho ls 81 August
rtrut : remain the Appy 20 Nr A. ID.
DlINAbS NO 2, Nrf'. 0f J Al SDr on ths premise
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NNE GOOD FARM, contaning 40 acres OF frst
DEAL ESTAIE-The .nbscrIber having tho Agency
I1rANTFD-A Farm Of 80 acres, IN good state Of

ard well vased, Nth FoO1 buildings and tat,
within 20 O. 20 q hs CITY either IN NswJeey Or n ne STATE
NJ gew-Yofk the North River pansfod railroad
r Address B. At badblns bookstore,
cor ~ u Fuon and NssH-sts, n stating price, &C.
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No i1 VT cithst. h with Ell tie modfn npnve
sG n perfect order either without fu crplty rn she'd Ap
y he NJ it2 Ntsssu rlot NJ ary hour ssr
a dcck II. koro LAY be seen q tsy 'ue EMHRsoN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-18

ii IB>ON PARK, 80 minutes from the city com
rs,s beautifully ted, halt nile above X u.
Slusia}y Geek some Of the sites this property
.e,rr gpre-l1e We tbs
Eudson The properly Oh M % loi from half acre 10 10
l. snrsCc,fa By broad fendr'Is part
Asncn. 10 prevent uunces of tho ereeroo 81 build
an all this
rrr.rtv ard dfslbI location tor gentleman
steLc superior other tho VICINITY OF the
tIF tify Of the
rlorej bona cor N
md Other aply j. %. HIGGINS No.
6Ns-st ~ 1870 aid q D WiNroS, 40 5TIoDo~, OPP
lffvI Hail. orta 81 tn NJ
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'''~ EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
A STAR COMPANY

Il OOH CONO Lht HALL, OppO, lie fue CTystA
IN Palace 10 6av. admission 80 eeus 70 al pa cfths
puhc respectfully uoImed s, HOOKS spsald Cllcsrl
H viii he opened fof series u grad ceacerts Vo Il
Exhibition 70 commence tiO July ~ every IienSn a.
TAN noon twelve Cd Who the y urda. the
direction 81 the celebrated and familiar Pianist Mr. Tn
LOUIS KOOK yesrs old viii through his deyoy sons.
Contribute roy the Concerts The whole sPP0usd "
exest atistss lately auiyed from Europe.
E.V thav
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-07-02
1griruItural.
WESTERN FARMING.


go ''',
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.''.,'''''' '''' CIV So va " M 3
''''''' "'' " LII u = " MAJ. '"'
~ '''I'' ''''''F '''''''''"l' property apo"
''''''' ga 10 '''H' wheat rye po;A''r'. a.
anu ''N III i corresponding '%'ri'. II. or':rl
|" gel '"' AZ manure get !" hi' crops ten"
ana harvest them III 'i'iF proper season. h'
Is '"""-"' 10 nave h'rt"Ir'h labor on h''
h'''''>' ''i'' '''> II Ills L'Fm has been un:cl
'"N"''"" l'r nan century, Ii hi> farm !
- ~ sU'''''''' "lN "oEA Is Nf"p"E''"n''">
''''' ~ ',' " '>.' upon ''' lr''F''>' the
.''''' Ms '''''' III d STATE "' nature
''''''.'' q ,'','''' wan ct
IT, :
'''' ''>' :" '>''', '' COWS
w., ''''
=, IL n'''''e''
~, =
=, II, II '''''
-, ,''' l'''N o.
r''''' ''''' 'cS''''1-
~. " ''.c re may be
nav '''s army o. pork
:, ~, y. '''' ana
= .l:, I'' '', ~, ''''' '''' '''''''-
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~
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1oor +.., il h.;.,h, ,'l;, "'''.'.' 'a''s'
anal, .,,.,n ,..,.. :. "' '''''' 10
oJ >..,o - .h''.!, - W ''' 'A't"' need
lv 90 r;a. Tn,a.'s -, 81, w. '''. III ''''2' H."
,'r" '"''c 'hcho' are
" ", '">",' VI CORN ana when
- - ''''''' It i ,o''' vi ''''s estimate
" ''' 'uS''c's Oh corn Is to
., ,r.,,,, ,..,, :, ~ '''o,''" ''>l''Se OF the
49,, ,,..,,... v.,. NV WIS VI many a an
W. .... n., Is more easy 10 every
min Jr;rn', 'I w. 81 - "''',c' 10 tie Smelling
''''''' ''''''' - s''''li'' "hcrc from 100 to
G,r ,ln f,I mor' l''s '''',' the CO.'S are take"
,oso. or ha.,. ,, ,.,''' >',.,''I"' Tor the pnr-
end l,,'fth,, c',r,:, ,, a'"'" 70 i >ncIi.T'
c,h, ~, ,.1 "'' "l''' me
left to rot on III. .ramn, '.,' '''''''E' or are
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-07-02

Then bright thought Of hopc,likc a CLEAN
Of h.ht came into the mothers heart: and
with glad and tr,ls;in. look. She said, Not
a sparrow falls to the ground without or Ia
thcr. believe the words of our Savior All
the hairs Of or head are numbered. Shall
b" 80 sd and anxious. since He cares for
the birds: Children let Us pray to him"
She knc,t down with her children, who all
repeated her words, as she prayed TINT her
Heavenly Father would give them day by
day their daily bread
Then She rose up. and SAID LET US take
comfort and wait for help. Oar Father know
eth the thing, we reed Lctore We ask him"
She hal scarcely sad these words when
her husband came in; and directly following
hin came rich gentleman, who lived not far
distant. He WAS rich in lands and possessions
and rich too, in charity
"Gol comfort you he said, as he came in.
eth" h+!? Of man is not sufficient Why ,Jo-
>rph did not you til NE Of such need as see
is among YOU: am alone, and have alum
dance. which God has intru>tcd to me.
was coming trom church, and still thinking
Of words had heard there, how we ought to
love an! h.! each other; and as was pass
jng urlr this yotta.c, ! saw Your little child
ha't-c]oihcl and pale with hunger, how She
cared for Little bird and rave it her last
rr"",h Of broad; AMI tool; it is Il >i.n to
mN >r!t what ought to DO la>tcncc! home
and made Still greater haste to return. and
overlook her frlcr at her door, and could
see how heavy his heart wa with care. Anri
now. little one, come here, and | will repay
YOU for what You did for the bird
An he took from the folds of his cloak a
basket filled with bread, cheese and fruit of
various kinds; and irving it TO Elizabeth, he
said. NOW, divide these"
low her bri@htcy"> >parklcl with delight +,
How the children rrioicrd and all bcgan to
lartake Of food which the little rirl rcioiccd
in having TO givc
"Ah, Sec" SAID Anna "how God has heard
our PRAYERS"
Tears filled the eyes of the good man
''Li,tcn," said he to Joseph, Il will give Won
work from this time on my lands: and re
member when Won are in any need. hav,
enough for YOU And then he ha>tcncd
rom tie door, leaving behind him The sound
# thanh~ and joyful weeping.
From that time the co,taec beside the forest
was never empty Of food though want still
az heavily on the country around. The zen
lie little Elizabeth nur>cd her bird till spring
'cturncd, and then set free the little lnc>>rn-
.rr which had seemed to brin. them tiding>
hat help was at hand.
al Y away now. SAID Anna; ''v0u brought
Is happy promise, and well wa it tuifi,icl
}. my children. forget i, not. Every wor,!
4 orr SAVIOR is truth indeed" tIom Ii,
=, .3nuy,
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secured. Or, it may be put into clover, for
the wintcring of hogs. Or it may lie until
>Prln-, and then be ready for early planting.
In the management of stock there is a DIFF
ference equally great. Had our farmers to
provide for their stock by cut feed from one
t" two months only each year, aud then have
the extra time and labor now expended upon
TX months wlntcrlng TO devote to other pur-
poses, their condition would be materially
changed.
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Faithfulless in Little Things.
By ELIZA A. CLARKE.

"Is Mr.. Harris in :" inquired a plain
ly, but neatly dressed boy of twelve Or
thirteen, to a clerk, as he stood by the
counter of large book store.
The well paid clerk regarded the boy
WI h a Suporcillious look, and answered
Mr. Harris is in but he is engaged
The boy looked a. the clerk heSitating
". and then said, IF he is not particular
lv engaged, | should like much to see
him .......
"If you have any business to transact,
I can attend TO it." replied the clerk
Mr.. Harris cannot be troubled with a
child like you"
What is this, Morley 2" said pleas
ant looking elderly man. Stepping up to
the clerk, ''what docs the boy want %
81 He insisted On seeing you, though I
told him you were engaged" returned
the clerk, little abashed by the manner
of his employer.
And what would you have with me,
my lad 2" inquired Mr.. Harris kindly.
The boy raised his eyes, and meeting
the half scornful glance of the clerk. said
timidly. Il wish to look at the bill of
some books which | bought here, about
three months since. There is mistake
in it which | wish to correct"
"Ah, my boy, see, +" replied Mr. 1iar.
ris, 'you have overpaid us. suppose. ="
No Sill" answered the boy. "On the
contrary, purchased some books which
are not charged on the bill, and | have
called to pay you for them.
"Mr. Harris folded his arms across his
breast, regarded the boy earnestly for a
moment, and then asked, "when did YOU
discover this mistake {"