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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-10

E The new Calyinist Baptist Church in
this city, will be dedicated by appropriate SER
vices, to the purposes of Christian worship,
this day Wednesday, Rev. DR.. Sheldon Of
Waterville, breaches the sermon.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-10

10 All the Hydes in the United States, or
as many Of them as please, are invited to meet
at the United States Hotel in Boston, on the
10th of February next, to make arrangements
for securing an unclaimed inheritance in Eng
I.nJ
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-10

O. Edward Everett has been chosen Sen
ator to Congress from Massachusetts for the
term beginning on the fourth of March next,
thus concurring in the choice of the day pre-
vious by the House. Mr.. Everett received %
out of 35 votes, clear majority of 81 His
united majority in the two branches has thus
been 81 out 3l4.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-10

% Hay is more plenty in Boston, and pri-
ces are little lower. Sales at $24 per ton,
cash, for good hay.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-10

EARTHQUAKE AT FAYAL.-An arrival from
Fayal reports that there were two more shocks
of earthquake at that place on the night of Jan.
I2th-one was quite heavy which caused con-
siderable uneasiness among the population.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-10

NO chOIc6.
Mr.. Smith Of Calais moved TO proceed to
anorher ballot.
The Speaker said that 10 his judgment The
terms Of the joint order Precluded another
ballot to-day, and adjourned the proceeding
till tomorrow which decision was sustained,
yeas Sc, nays SIS.
The Clerk was directed to notify The SEN
ate Of the result of The balloting. Adj.
THURSDAY, Feb. 3.
Senaie.-BilI authorizing the city of Port
land further 10 loan its credit TO the Atlantic
and ST. Lawrence Railroad Company lin the
sum of S350,00O) was read second time,
and the question on its passage TO be en-
crossed was, on motion of Mr.. Cary taken
by yeas and nays and decided in The affirma-
tive.
On motion of Mr.. Stark, the same COM
mittee that acted yesterday, were ordered 10
receive, sort and count the votes for an U. ;.
Senator. Having attended 10 that duty the
committee reported as follows:
Whole No. of votes 81
Necessary 10 a choice, 10
VIM. Pitt Fessenden IS
Nathan Clifford, IL
The report was accepted and VIM. Pitt
Fessenden declared duly elected OH the part
of the Senate; and The Secretary was direc-
ted to notify the House.
The Governors message covering the cor
respondence relative 10 the Massachusetts
lands i'm Maine, came back from House that
body nonconcurring with the Senate in re-
ferring the same TO the committee on state
lands and state roads, and referring the sub
iect 10 the joint special committee.
On motion Of MIR. Cary the Senate mss
ted on its former vote, and appointed MesS'S'
Cary, Cuburn and Eaton conierees,i, ;,or-
Read and tomorrow assigned -hIii . ln0O.
porate the Shin Builders Iank-to 'ncorPor-
a pS's ss w WadoboPoush 5a9 Adjourned
House.-The communication mUn NJ
Governor, covering documents aa. respecting Ts. ra
'la :n5 f.o"o he Senate, that body non-con-
eu uio IN reference, by the House, 70 joint
select COMMITTEES, and referring 70 the com
nif,ee on State Lands. On motion OF MIR.
SowaII or OIdtown, the House adhered.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-10

C The Democracy Of Washington are
making arrangements for suitable reception
Of the President elect upon his arrival in that
city. 1t is said that Gen. Pierce will leave
New England for Washington about the 18th
inst. He has declined all public receptions on
his route
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-10

Augusta, Feb. 5lh, 1923.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

WHOLES LIE Day GOO rs

MOULTON, PLIMPrON, WILLIAMS CO.. IMPORT.
M ~ jobbcrs If dry goods cash prices II
vesey and No Barclay streets irectl IN Of
tor House Beg leave invite the Of close
to their uprvsltd stock goods which trey
ing the tut warehouse 70 shh they lately
moved. Their stock Of good the
the country spd Ia sub3vided into each
having purchaser and OF accounts
distinct all the Thus this b, presents
the characteristics of distinct md tocks all
the attention and In do usually
pended upon n ordinary store
Their stock number ~ upon all tho goods BY
which numbers they charged nd
bis and they ~i find u ut the goods have hut
price aud that thAs firm act masim that Ono
mans dollar 10 rs good as apotners."
DEPARTMENTS AVE IN
Print spd gingha'o tine the
Wonllen goods and mems located
6rtt floor
Domestic goods department. iooa,sd u the baaemapt
Carpet and oclotb department locate" III
White goods and embroidery department located the
Sec nd story.
Hosiery and glove department located on the second
story.
small wares department. generally termed Yankee No
lions, - located u the second story
The manager Of each interested in ths
turns OF hir only the
System of offering lesang and styles goods
TO sell others not we'll
avoided in this cstablishment~e rel style Of geods
extremely cheap.
To parties OF known they prepared 10
grant time by adding interest ~ tho Of
and tsknr their able 1t the bank.
banker, or commission house Of the drawers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

Devise hasrens price 20 cents per bottle witch gradually
action OF the rinutc glands OF roots Daviss
ri price 20 cets Der botsle Justly
gle fluid for It's effects the HAIR are truly
magical IA removes scnrf and dart ruff, aud imparts
lively gloss 20 hair Sold W WIN. Davis No b. Lulog
street door from Grand 60 whom ali ORDERS shon be-
addressed Also for sale by ming No 2 Click
Co. No ~ Barclay street.; Knapp No. 1858 Hndson
street and No s7 Eighth Guion No l27 Bowerv
Cook Co. NO T9 Washington STREET and by drngusts
andn " nor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

mother knews too well the frequency Of stomach and
bowel complaints, TO which children suJect til
Of the when IL s scarcely possible 1sep
them from atoo free dulgonee in frt not TO feel tho
deepest anxiety in their behalf some remedy should
vays DO hand 70 oil eek their progrcss Wos Aroma
40 Sshiedsm scbnapps will be found most valuable
Niery pd In the banda of careful mother, will prove
i.fAble, while IL will ne swallowed withont en- repug-
usually manifested 10 medicine, IL Is OF delicious
1av The medical faculty have attasted and ack
kr ne virtues and advised It's For sale In Plat oni
srsrt hrtties. h.. 49, ~ Tho uWflJtaE.E AL
Skepri Tor rpoa che sealed 10 el and wrappers
Z. IL. hlNC, eSrLer vi Broadway and John street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16
AUTY(DN.

TAUTIok.-ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
" sganst resolving or either Of four oert.in
notes 80 40 past by Ole bull order
of Mr.. Ksev and another for about 900 drawn
der OF Mr. Cowsp; s.o certain NUMBER
M Egidios Of Amsterdam Holac drawn order Of Ole
Bull, and endorsed by him.
intrpced by Mr. Ole Bull to state tn at he has
c.iysd no good valuable for either Of said
notes, they will not be paid.
The public will in few days be further in ormed Of
IL WI ich these notes and other .bss
tanned fre N him. l.. \. BULKELEY
Counsel Of Ole Bull ~ Wall street,
New York, August Is 1868
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16
Tho tyrannous spd bloody act is donei

Tape WOi M, ~ o hand ed "a a four loches
IN rsth w.s destroyed BY Tho use OF uobepsacss Worm
syrup ard 20 no NJ tb. occtogs oce 10 Nor ,c
e.bd street PhadeIt hia CLlcReNBk co, 81 Barclay
street new YORK; general agents for the Eastern States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16
CRYSTAL PALACE.


SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE. CRYSTAL PALACE
y Isly g. 1858
The public respectfully that Crystal
open every day kstween shs
heurs Of oslosh NJ and O'Clock r. H., sntn further
iU~fee
Chdsen unas, twelve years age. Is eenss
Tickets the holder until
may be At tie co the Crystal
Palace sf the music st"re Of Wm oall Son. RIA. 1B
Broadway. u Papk place.
JOHN H. BArCHELDER
Secretary Of Nhe So pesintendentA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16
STOLEN GOODS.

STOLEN GOODS
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF Police, AUGUST IS 1853
" Owners wanted for the following articles At
TIL Office ~ pieces Of black ,ilk silk shswls silk
dlsine dress rolls Of white silk Colts revovers
II pair Id Is pair white cotton Gloves pair silk
gloves pair fan color socks, white SILK bandker
eiifs patera Of blue ber-ge gold latch and chain
Ao At tie Fourth district st on ho e2 barrels spirits
OF tuI pe nj tine, and pair of gold spectacIes.
GEO. W. MATSELL Chief Of Police.
ITO PAwNBROK. AND POLICE OFFICERS
Stolen from the premises 43 Fart 1hrtieth street.
1hursdsy h l. ST. the folio wing articles viz lsdys
Fold watch .namesd back and chaelan; gold
1T ruby snd pearl settings; silver cluster
diamond hrea tpin; one pesr porte maize with
Getting Prrons will be suitably rewarded by returning
ssid articles or detecting the THE res.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

NORNELIUS 4 co.'s SOLAR LAMPS, 0IRANDOLES
~ mantel candcsbras gas fixtures endaats &c; alse,
ivory banded table cutlery silver plated
esstors baskets table and dessert forks table
spo- MS S3to 81 per dozer MORGAN i62 william st-cet
between Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

Sc nblsmus or rqnIhtfnE cnn be Cn'cU by
Neexp,rieros ocnst. few second with li'tio
pap with scarcely the loss of drop OF blood
Gr Pow has tpcra ia hundreds of cases and
failed single Instance to the deformity andre
tsrc vi.iou Dr POWnLL oan he consulted % all tho
diseases the and At Lis Office 2 Broadway, from
3 70 4 O'clock daill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

BILLIARDS IN BROOKLYN. rHs MONTAGUE
- Hall Billiard Rooms, taining tsB ssb,,s the
largest in the city Of Brook dsvossd .h fashions
ahle All admirers billiards should Witt ths
establishment having recently been nt,-d sns arranged
superior to sny thing Of the Kind In New York.
THOMAS TOYkBkE Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16
FANCY Ar sICR.E~.

G,ANCY GOODS-ENGLISH. rRFNCa AND GER
man toys fancy gods Ca,.n figures aeoordsons work
boxes Mechanical figures Kid DOLE
eases portemoDnaies American sin Iuaia
rubber toys offered to whOles e buyers best
terms, by }. w HOLBEk1UN 43 Naidsa lane.
RIO PLAYING CARD BUYERS SOUTHERN AND
i Wsstern merchants vii ind 1ett assortment Of
we'll seasoned from the PhAdeph card faotssy eY
saleat their DEF OF In New York
SAMUEL HART 4 ca W JohnA trcet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

" aged twenty thren who has iutt arrived situation
ylh afari. g.ns 70 Canr' ~ >hh cnrt he c"r ~ G,
dren .snd walt upon lasy. IAN 10 wsil nsed
BY uslsy she has been travelling with. Aoaress NJ. c.
NJ. College place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

NUffkfhoSc AZ 49, A., az --..,.~- r'rn crrr9
- yer pound or S per ton Of 1000 pounds-Ths
ted tor s'r IL superior met sold The mana,
sna ie"icr " none horSb ~ ri mob lower prcs NJ
iofA Seksrphosphs'e ConssIy Once lj9 West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

S6VmX MNCN1ncfs-VUtf ufo e6rtnlh Iead.
Ag ICES about .ewns machines which the paAc GU ht
10 know. rss that aiger Hunt. of YsSk Che
Asss and org Inventor and maker Of the msehes to
With needle apd SUBTLE aud Therefore perso
sNa have . valid patent that combus alton part
& We shsw ths oriei al machine. second that
D. fIRGtH 4 co have Mr. Hunts license to use the
ssedle sDd shuttle Ted BY biz" and that they
from no Else. 1h,rd, that tn. invention Of l. NJ
ttsgr made the sewing nssnine prsctsa Iy vau.
able fourth tb.t altogether best sewing
shin and sell them with per right to do
~ ~ tie very low price Of 500.
1. N. SINGLR A co, No S23 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

sew i1g Machines, for Stitching "nh Closing
tatLer ard all fabIics by stitch with
thTesds direct from spoos truo.isn and
unlike all etier. right IL Descriptive pamphlets
nls,l~d upon rrque-t. GROVER, BAKER x 20,
Hay msriet square, Boston; "a Chambers street. Y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

II Uss-s, sb0ulO = r Bs aces, fJasthc Stockings,
Tor enlarged veins Of tho legs elato caps SPINAL
braces saies belts and supporters; club foot
leg instruments; it'll assortment Of children .
trussss, At ~ street. Leas Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

y5,eOO Dagucreosypes Taken IN T~clvo
BeBths-Rs FL co. frt Introduced their German
ssen Of cheap picture maxi for twenty eens: tasy
have tai almost many Portris - won .ne
Stipulation Of tie Of Brooklyn. ROCKS and petsre
DasusactoFy $50 Bro sdwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

WANTFD-BOoKKkEPER AND Roy, IN LARGE
Wholesale grocery store. boohkeeper who writes
rsip quch handsome hand, aud IL In hxures and
who " wiling to work late f1r o. ALA -.rr ~ sa
BOY who board Nth hs parsn down to~n or In
re,erscss with raj Lame must 10 given AdJrsss Dos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

GvneEuT VIuef OF INC WEI IJepmf IlnEnL =
Oer of The having red whisSsrs shall from
iii do tb dyed bIuck The horB.s If her British
Msjettys Life Guards all Of 9TH rails of the
SAT- length whieN give them hDishe. Appearance We
would nd orcrrs of to have the Same
rsrst.n regards the isngh of their boards he opiy
Article ~ drrartm.n recommend that will give The
eff CT s the cehrntd Water Tartrus invented
ny Henr. Gardner No. q Warren street. New York,
General oId,r fre m Secretary, n. GARDNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

View Cash Store-Sngars, Teas, Coffee,
vines and family stores Tho large establishment
eHU1f BOYp ~, Hudson street Ci,rkson street
will "pen THURSDAY tbs 18th inst wi,h well
~ mely low for cssh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

yuO,OOO worm o. lawns anu hu1sT1ng lots /.
Only $40 for building lots afarm-Kssdents New
ork which Of will cntinu-
smell rDheshy apartments. in this city when for the small
Acmtttead Of your he had? Tness farms
VII ued among GOO Subscribers the 's Of Sop
tenter 1873 and ~arron.ee deeds given As the day Of
~ Sion near ss hand appo.tons soud 10 de
shtAiasd 81 from go TO go acre Apply TO
CHARLES VOID. 208 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

LnsIes are respectfully SOsifle0 CnAt rcce {
irpcrtA,i"rs enable pUTr. at his g-and emporium No
ABsdwsy 20 Offer to them, ut greatly r.ducst prices,
r. u.s Of ,tye elegantly sod usefuly IN nshed
and an immense stoot 81 fan. acan.d every taste and
condition 1.-TWO eases Of strong pam-lenf fans at
Swe each; also porse rionnses without number
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

Fhskt Edition Of No. B. OF the Cow York
Jouynsl ~ tte pies This 10 on d. eighth
.s.hsI Of hs so"ye Journal eon,ainn the INST beautiful
natter IL Of the usual useful
three cents sold all The respect
tally informed tsst ut early day full supply of the
ass mo- THY par. VIII be issued having been
sxRsdition. r. d. OkYIs PnbLsheE Is nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

Watches ana Ol6mOHOs.-Davt0 Ra1e- Inn
pss~r IS, Broadway Of White street second
sss st r portcrs for cash Watches
go first quality OF diamonds ssn Oud js~slry clusters
rings geld breastpins bracelets chains &c at
nAnufacturrs pricrs No imitation goods OF descrp
oan and but price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16


NOTICE. IHh hEMBERS OF Gu ELSA HOOK AND
IN ladder Com Bany No. return their th Aaks
~ Mr. John bush OF No 467 Greenwich street. for
the literal supply Of refreshments furnished them the
fire IN Wat. street, the morning Of the 18th lost
ISAAC G. SEIXAS, Foreman.
WIN. @. JOYCE, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

Pfsseost HOuse-Cspt Deg oOt IL DccAacd-
nan Of .xquiite taste. Examine thu elegant and
sBisue style In which no flushed and furnished his
BEAUTIFUL hotel Which attracts anra and to
make IL m attractive he has wisely adopted Roberts
and elegant original design Of doorplts and numbers.
Gentlemen building hotels ships steamboats, Co. par
ttcpiary IA vitsd to examine the above article X.
k0BEnT. 'v,, platter and door plate manufacturer 3
HIN STREET NBOrdsrs for the above s.y Of
received at N Gimbredes engraving establishment 6SS
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

THIHTY FIFTH STREET AND EIGHTH AvENUe.-I
i broiIed In the from to 4 Sunday Will Thir-
" nth street 10 1t that psoe at half Wednesday
pR2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

EAeuniu.g Dealers, South and West, arc res
psssfsy notfed that stock Of elegant fall winter
esshpg lsady Cor th.ir inspection Jobhers from the
1euth and West Also invited TO examine immense
sss 81 10. priced eQtbpg at terms and p.ieos enang
SAen 10 pete with New orb houses d. DEYLIN,
u ed 50 John street, corner Of Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

A N ITALIAN WOMAN CAPABLE OF SEWING AZ
"A adys maid sbd's desires situation In some
family TO Italy she bfia excellent
dations from the family wis brought her to ths country
year ago Address. post paid, Rev. q. II. HASTINGS,
last Cambridge, Mass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16

Bwsss's-Tne Cnansee Tumnlers last night
tsss These Celestial artists seemed dstsrm ned
81 they were worthy the sympsthy or the public Their
ply received the loudest Ap
psrsa They viii sppsar every evening this week. with
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-20

from the Northern counties of the State,
would undoubtedly find its way over this
route,to say nothing of considerable freight
that would find its way to either terminus.
The importance of this road can not be
questioned, and it is to be hoped that cap
italists will give it their early attention.
The wealthy farmers of the fertile vallies
through which the road would pass could
alone build it, but when the Importance Of
it is fairly understood, they can enlist the
aid of plenty of capitalists from abroad
Holliaaysburg Standard.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-20
1RWlSDUR9 GnRON1glB
Independent journals.

100OPc0uo1V VV01u0Eo'
We have received THREE free-breathing
Newspapers-each estabkshed upon the
rxins Of Pary papers-recently issued
upon the principle of the old motto
~Here shall the PRESS the PsoPIRs RIeHfs msinta,n
Unawsd BY Influence, and unbribsd BY Gain;
Here Patriot TRUTH her glorious precepS draw,
Pledged 70 RIIaroS, LsEsIH, and Law"
They are-tbe Independent Press, by LW.
BARRETT, Williamsport; the Lacka~anna
Herald, by c. E. LATHRoP, Scranton; the
Weekly Ledger, by J. ROBBINS, Schuylkill
Haven. Firm hands and honest hearts
will ensure their conductors that success
which We heartily invoke for them.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-20
Selected foz
ENIGMA.

Fsw lettsrs are nsedfui to give you my name,
And yet their drst half . whole sex may proclaim:
Thresfourths of them ever will call to your mind
spontaneous, implscabls foe to msnkind-
80 strong the resemblance, scarce can refrain
From innictng ON one all the bruises and pain
Which, for value received, to the other We owe,
And which it is promised that I shall bsstow.
With Adam left Eden's limits Of fame,
Isupportsd yOung Eve tbro' her exile and shame;
Outlines the stout steed into battle I've spurrsd,
on In the Mazourks my measure is heard,
And oft, whom tho timid from trouble would dee,
They betaks them for aid to my partner and me.
One fatal event on my name throws shade:
Lo the greatest of chiefs, by my wssknsss betrayed
(AAny centuries since) unto Death was consigned,
And my standing is low in the eyes Of mankind.
Yst boldly trod GIRO Gordo's dread height,
And. with all my fellows who marched from the Ash
Every man Of the army can prove this nsrration)
Received from brave Winfield . bright decoration.
Sosth American. N. ~ ).
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-20

through loving selfdenial and sacrifice
Christians were, like their Lord, to maxi
the world rich. He looked again At th'
bit of silver in his hand. It seemed t.
him the symbol Of all that was mercenary
and selfish. For this, men forgot thai
they were men. For this, they wrunl
tears of blood from their fellow-men, and
ruined their own souls. "Yet even this
vile trash, I" said he to himself, "can take
the mark Of the Cross! May it not ther
be turned from curse into q blessing
Surely it has been blessing to me thi.
day. Henceforth, let all my gains bea,
this Transforming markg' A tear was
glistening on the coin, as he dropped il
thoughtfully into his leathern purse.
cannot say that the reflections Of hi.
affectionate little wife took SO high or 80
wide range. But her heart was no less
full. Tenderly had she laid down the
wcaried little sleeper on her own pillow.
With . mothers skilful hand, she had
removed its miserable clothing, and substi-
tuted snowy nightgown, often worn by
her lost Wi lille. The trundle-bed was wheel
ed out once more. The seft warm blankets,
the white quilt the little pillow-casss,
were again taken from Willie's drawer"
aud carefully aired before the fire. All
the important peparations being at length
completed, the poor infant, who, two hours
before, had lacked needfal food, was laid
like something precious into the dowuy
resting place. During the whole time,
the child had never stirred from its deep
sleep. She now gave comfortable stretch,
turned her head, in way to throw her
soft faxen curls ever the pillow, and again
sunk into a quiet slumber. When tho
baker came in from his shop at ten o'clock
be found his wife fast asleep kneeling by
the trundle-bed, her head close to that of
the little stranger, and one tiny hand
clssped in her own.
Orphan boy thy two-shilling piece,
warm from thy heart, has already made
many rich. Has it made thee RICH slso2
Not yet, but in part. Busies safely ~laia'
by" for thee, at interest such a usursr
never drew marked both on earth and in
heaven, with the MARK OF THE CROSS =
NacedOnidn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-20
Madness Of Pride.

When the Duchess Of Buckingham
found herself dying, she sent for Austis,
the herald, and settled all the pomp of he,
funeral ceremony. She was afraid of dy-
ing before the preparations we're ready.
d" Why, she asked, won't they send the
canopy for me to sec? Let them send it,
even though the tassels are not finished" !"
And then she exacted, Is Horace Walpole
afirms, vow from her ladies, that, if she
should become insensible, they would not
sit down in her room till she was dead.
Funeral houors appear, indeed, % have
been her fancy; for when her only son
died, she sent messengers to her friends,
telling them, that, if they wished to sec
him lie in state, she would admit them by
the back stairs. Such was the delicacy of
her maternal sorrow.
But there was one match in pride and
insolence, for Katharine, Duchess of
Buckingham; this was Sarah, Duchess Of
Marlborough. Upon the death Of the
young Duke Of Buckingham, bis mother
ondsavored to borrow the triumphal car
that had carried tho remains Of Maribo-
rough to the grave. "No," replied the
widowed Duchess Of Marlborough, "shs
oar that has carried the Duke Of Ma1lbo-
Tough's body shall never Be profansd BY