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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01
FINANCIAL.


@En nOn TO LOAN--ON DIAMONDS, wAFm.
notes: and s q s.:a
change, no., negotiated. Business CONFIDENTIAL, ana
aosoS CO. broker. and & ,G %saohss
$4,000 .Ss 20: 4S1 y aG Els e.
given Tor purchase money and well secured railroad and
other bonds and stocks, received at their full value
Address Secretary, box 467 Post ONCE, postpaid
HtAsH ADVANCED IN ANY SUMS ON DIAMoNDa
~ set Or unset, silvsrware, watches ewsy valuable
prices. Eo3D No. q Fulton street. sst .soon
1oor, fsont room Once hours from A. n, TO n
rAsH LITERALLY ADVANCED ON HOUSEHOLD
~ furniture, diamonds, watches. jswslry, pianos
shanics tools, and articles Of every description .,
bought out for cash, and highest price paid, by
9CAFERAY WATERS, 20 Catnsrins street
L,RoM g, 600 TO %, 900 IN CAsH-woULD LIKE 70
invest It IN some profitable business Address
" pany-rhe transfer books Of the Galena and Chi
ceeo Union Railroad Company will DO reopenei on Mon
ss the an Say S At the sn,o Of the
has been appointed register by said company, and all
certificates issued ct Office win be countersgned BY
him. WADSWORTa Z SHELDON, Transfer Agents
NNoNEY-Ar 2ss BROADWAY CASH ADVANCED ON
cloths msrchsndise and y.luasss Of all kinds. 81 bought
for cash. Business confidential The highest prices paid
In cash. at 2S9 Broadway up stairs room 81, from 10
O'clock p. n.
MONEY TO LOAN-ON WINES AND SPIRITS IN
Nl bond. diamonds, plate, watches, jewelry, piano
fortes household furniture dry goods horses wagons
merchandise, and personal property generally, pur
chased for cash Apply at the Empire Loan and Agency
Office, 1913 Nassau street, opposite the Nassau bank
MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND NOR rGAGE, ON
Ul improved property in this city, in Ave sums,
follows One Of IS 900, of $5 900, of S30OO
one of $4,000 and one Of 81 500. Address with de-
scriptien Of the property, Trustee Herald Office.
" Flushing, August %, l854-The half yearly ints
rest the bonds Of this company falling due Septembs
1st win be paid and after that date upon presenta
ton Of the coupons at the Office Of the Farmers Loaf
and Trust Company, New York.
DEOPIE's BANK OF PATERSON.-NOTCE Is HERE
by given that al claims In favor Of this bank or Of
the receivers win b disposed Of pubic auction ct the
Tueaday the 9Th day Of September NEXT ct IL O'Clock
A. H., nnless previously settled Catalogues Of the
claims viii be furnished application to either Of the
Receivers during the week preceding the sale
ePaterson, N. j., July 9, 1854.
C.S. VAN WAGNER
WIfLIAMF r. DAY., bReOeiyers Ia.
J. VAN ARSDALE
DEGTTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND
Bank Of Liverpool, in Of pound sterling and
spwards, payable at any Of the hanks in the United
uingdom for sale By BREWER Caldwell, SUCCESSORS
Center Co., No 20 Old sip< Of Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

% ENTRANCES TO ENGLAND IRELAND, SCOTLAND
~ and Wales Bills Of the Bank Of Charleston ON the
Bank Of Liverpool, In Of pound sterling and
sPwards payable as any Of The banks in the United
Center Co.. No. 20 Old alp corner Of Water street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

TSOR CHARLESTON AND FIORDA-sEM-wEEKIY
IL .. s. Main IlDe-Ihe new, splendid and fast going
steamship NAHHvIlIE, n. Berry, conmAndsr, w leave
pier No. NJ B. on Saturday, September ? - o'clock
bills Of adpg win BE- sigsod and for passsge ct the Of
zoe Of sPOFeORD, fIIE8rON 90 30 Broadway
Through tickets 10 Florida - fouovs-T0 Jackson
vile AL: 70 PilAtiA. e30 w. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

ORDERS FOR SEATS AT TIE GRAND OPERA, AT
~ Castle Garden, whore Madame Grisi and Sic. Mario
viii mate their first appearance In America, viii be
ceived at the music store Of
HORACE WATERS 233 Rroadxax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

CIxTY DAYSPAHHAGE.-AUSRAI PIONEER LINZ,
- carrying the United States mail.-Ths noble new
clipper ship FLYING SCUD, 1,7l3 tons register, W. b.
Bsrse master win succeed the Gertrude eighteenth
ship Of this line, and have quick despatch The Flying
In strength and sailing qualities with any clipper ship
aoat Intending shippers and passengers requested
examine her ct pier 10 East yer Freighs taken at
the lowest rates. Apply to r. W. CAMERON, ll6 Wall
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

"A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURE-ON
IA Friday, September l. at 105f O'Clock, at tho auction
room - Nassau street, ger era assortment Of house
bold furniture, removed for convenience Of SALE
prisng crocke cutlery parlor and chamber furniture
N mahogany and rosewood, enameiiei cottage furn
SURE Brussels and other carpets co,kng utensils &c.,
ven worthy the attention Of dealers and houssksepers
Sale positive for cash.
.ls.ls PETER PARKS, Auctieneer, 70 Nassau street.
I A sIGNEE sAIE.-A. n CRIsrALAR, AUCn0NEER,
IA 70 Bowery, win sell, Monday, Sept 4, ct IL
O'clock the stock OF clothing store, consisting Of
zouth's ready made clothing cassmeres satinets, 30
90 By order Of B. Stirn, assignee p. ]. Joachim SON
counsellor for assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

DOYAL NAIL STEAK ASIA, FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The ASIA z Q. Lott eomnandsr. WIN ssn from
cAely. A steamer viii leave the Compsny's do,k. q
Jersey City to convey the passengers and baggage at
IL noon: ~ 80 Pm Jpn, and l 50 Pm The last
green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

TSOR sAIE--A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL slEAMsHIP,
water COO tons on board inefuAns the mscboery tine
hun d strongly built Of the best Materials and diagonal
II cross braced with iron strars lx she IL fitted with
iron coal bunksrs capacity 100 tons; two iron wntee
tauts 20 600 eaions capeety snd - atted 70 sc
comm< 30 cabin cad 40 stsersss psssengefs 1ns
and put her In ssns good trade Inquire Of IL
q, 14 80 Joan GRAHAM. 81 Wan street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

IcOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, oEORGIA 3s.-rM o.
JIG nall stseni1hipy ANnn0wN, C.vendy, win lssvs
nsr No Is NegtA Hvse GAtasdAy altsEnsen, eeptsm
Ter ct O'Clock, for Noffok, Petersburg and Rich
rood TINE 70 Norfolk, aboat twsntysour hours. Pas
10 and wilsisgton ard MAnshsstr Railroads 70 An
rusts Atalants, CharlssoQ, % Psssase and fare 70
EorSch -; 70 fstMa1sry nd Rishmond ef0 stesrass
hs urics For freight apply board and for passage
- IUUAn & FfEAeANT8. So Rrsadv~v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

LNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN-THE UNITED
II States mail steamer WASHINGTON, D. Lines,
commander win leave for Bremen, touching at South
Ampton to land the mail and passengers for England and
France ON Saturday, September at IL o'clock NJ from
pier No. 81, North river. Price Of passage
In the first cabin, main saloon. $3.50
In the first cabin lower saloon .............. ITO
In second cabin. Observation-Disclosures. 60
An experienced surgeon is attached to each amer
All letters must pass through the Post Ofce. Specie
delivered In HAve and London For passage freight
apply to G. H SAND Agent No. IL Sonth william street
The steamer Hermann wiz succeed the Washington,
and sail October z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

:" 8. MAY, THE ENGLISH PIANIST AND VOCAL
H. ist-This eminent artist wiz shortly appear e.
Aisted by Mrs. May, In series OF musical soircea 81
introduce effects the grand panoforte never -
fore executed. Chickering'S piano used
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

"AL.LACKS THEATRE THE LADIES AND GEN.
w tlemen engaged at the above estao hment re.
quested TO meet In the Green Room Monday Sc IT.
at one O'Clock, preparatory to its immediate opening
JOHN LESTER WAILACK, Stage Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

Chorus OF ladies' mobiles, masks, and pages
Doors OPEN at on; performance to commence 1T ~
O'Clock. .f
The main walk of the Battery, from Broadway, has
been extended and paved TO the entrance doors Of the
Garden.
Greenwich street, In Battery place, to the Garden
Experienced ushers will be In attendance to direct
vfsiters to their seats
The auction sale of Reserved Seats for the rst per.
formance viii be held In Castle Garden, Friday after
noon, September ], at 81 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

TvRANKIN MUSEUM, So BOwERY THE ABOv1
where the Model Artists are exhibited IL now open =
the season, giving two splendid enterasnments even
day, At O'Clock In the afternoon and O'Clock in -
evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

CANFORD'S OPERA TROUPE, $50 BROADWAY.
y (Stuyvesant Insthuts) open for the season ntRG-
ducing original songs, gises, choruses refrans danO
bAllsts, and operate burlesques every evening A.
naission Is cents Doors open ct ~ O'clock oommsao
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

TvHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Company intend starting their fayoxlts stsAmrhlps
FROM PHuADMPMA:--
dty Of PhilAdelphia... 49,. Saturday, Sept o. 1854
Hty Of Manchester. Saturday, Sept. 80, 1854.
xRcA MvReooL:-
City OF Philadelphia Wednesday, Aug 10, 1854.
City OF Manchester. Wednesday, Sept 8, 1854.
Saloon $50. $50 and 500, (socording to state roc)
aiken, and found with comfortably cooked provisions
Tor SIS to Liverpool $40 from liverpool
Parties wishing to bring ont their friends obtsin
sertfcates Of passage, and drafts Liverpool In
d 81 sterling and upwards. Apply to SAMUEL aluCH,
agent, ~ Walnut street. PhilA delphiA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

CTEAA BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y Glasgow and New York steamship Ccnpany's new
steamers GLASGOW, ,9c2 tons, 400 horse power Ro.
bert Craig, commander, and NEW YORK. (2, 400 tens
SEQ horse power,) win leave New York for Glasgow 81
under, Viz Saturday, September 23 at 70 O'Clock NJ
First cabin saloon state rooms $780, do miaships do $75
John McsYMoN. "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

y RIsI AND MARIOs FIRST CONCERTS IN AME-
" rica.-Henry Il. Leeds, auctoneer.-Henry II.
Leeds Co. will sell at auction, at Castle Garden, OF
Friday September At 81 O'Clock P. M the choice Il
seats &c, for tho Concert to take place Monday,
Seutamher 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

oosS WIN sske tno mall y. CUNARD No. Bowling
green. :
ENOR LIvRPO0L-UNITm STATES NAH. STEAM
u ahiR ARCTIC, Captain James Q. Lucs.-This steam
shp win depart with the United States mas for Europe
positve on sstar day. September It u O'Clock from
BALTIC WIN succeed the Arctic and san September L.
For freight or passage, having unequasd aecomodar
ton for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD K COLLINS SO wan street
shippers WIN please take notice that the ships Of this
line cannot carry any goods contrsband Of war
EoR LTvKRP0OL-TO SAIL ON FRIDAY, SEPT L.
Capt. ZereGs, viii positively sail above. This noble
vessel a. unsurpassed accommodations for all classes
passenger Persons about proceeding to Europe should
examine this splendid vessel before engaging elsewhere
Apply on board, at pier IA East river; or to
W. J. 7. TAPSCOrT CO., sc South street.
ENOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship ST. LOUIS, Asa Eldridge,
commander, will leave for Hsvre, touching at south.
ampon to land the mails and passengers on Saturday
September %, at o'clock, from pier 81 North river
foot OF Beach street Price Of passage FIRST class $780,
do second class, $76 Luggage not wanted during the
voyage should be sent board the day before sailing
marked Below" No merchandise will be received on
board after Thursday September 81 For freight pas
sage, apply to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent IS
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

4 UsrRAIIA. PASSENGERS TO SAIL FOR MEL
"A bourne in the clipper shp HELENA, are 4quested
six more passengers can be accommodated. Apply on
board, 1T pier Is East river, to G. BARRY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

DEOPLE'S THEATRE FRONT STREET, BALrTMOaW
Il The undersigned Lcsscs and Managers Of the aboss
estab.hnent, having leasei for term OF ave ysass
this fsvcsite Theatre, IN with National
Theatre Wa hirgton, will cpon tho former Tor mats
peior Saturday, Sept q under the Director
AZ q Mr.. Vim, S. Freder.ks. All stars Wishing to
MIN Baltimore and Washington the coming season wu
p'eaks negotiate arrangements with 4. A. MARSH LII
ESQ Boecway Theatre, New York their only authe-
Izo agent for said theatres Tho Peoples theatre h0
undergone entire renovation and decorstion aad Win
compare favorably with any sim lar establish
In America. MARIA rU KErr, Lssses. q
: JAS. j. ROBBINS, - -
N1AHt H. B. MATrESON I @snasWs'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

QowEKr ThEArRk-Pa0rKiEr0s r. wAIDR0ay
ID Stage Manages, y, Q. Wsmysa-boon oysn II ~
o'clock; commence At IN Boxes. q esnra; Pt and GL
lsry, l2k esnr- Benefit Of Mrs. Eliza Place. Friday
evening Sept. /, AGNES DE WERE q TIE Sciiiau /" ~
Master sandford, TIE HUNDRED POUND NOTE, tho
Highland Fling by Mr. Sitter Duet by Messrs Lynch al
haner Old Dad Reel BY Messrs- Collins and Sitter, anA
TO conclude with WHY DON'f SHE MARRY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

~ REI AND MARIO-THE AUCTION FOR CHOICE
seats, for the first appearance Of Gris and NJ ro
viii take place this day The subscribers will purchase
tickets for commission Of Eve per cent and will select
the best seats according to the limit given them App
cation to be made befors ~ P. N. WIN. HALL SON
239 Broadway, opposite the Park.
TNCKET AUCTION.-GRIsI AND MARIO'5 FIRST
i night, at Castle Garden, In the opera, LUCREZIA
BORGIA. Ticket auction Orders for thu purchase Of
reserved seats for tho first performance Of Grs and
Mario, will be taken up to IL NJ, this day by
SAMUEL c. JOLLIE, 800 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

VT0CAIIsT-A YOUNG LADY OF GOOD APPEARANCES
and An accomplished vocalist, capable Of singing
ballads As In concert company Of tho highest rsspse
s sG un 1ssnd iSsne the Rsnss e:: "a
tons WIN be hberaly treated with. Address n. q,
Herald Office.
ErOR ONE WEEK LONGER--FOR SALE AND @
the most astonishing works OF art Of the ags6a11o
or vnte gallery of female lovelness Life ess snA =
lie like a. to deceive the best judges. Opsa a -
TT OF n Admission 30 cents f1-f0st
vGyHEATRE 10 IEr-TM HOWARD ATHWgzUw.
il Boston.-This eatabishrnent win b. vt ~ -
month By the year The theatre h in god -.
Persons DESTROYS Of Negotiating foe ths d ths -
iiahmsnt win make spPaic.ticn e 4
YBnuHrURB. s. 5F4.TT
A NY LADY RBQuIRrEC SOME HANp60aH yuR-
"A nture, can ooen1n the same very sccommoda6ln9
terms, by addrsssse Mrs. 6tack Union square Post o.
Gee, stating where an interview may be had
CHEAP SPRING MATTRESSES AND HEALTHY H.AS-
~ tic paliasters These healthy mAttresses axe -
best and cheapest now made. Southerpms VIII 10 IN
TO call and examine. B-Haxd beds astsfa4 = Co.
elo Il wsrsrOcm, sos Bsosd~Ay, near fsznss ssrssl
CyARpETs wANTKD--FoR WEIGH VIA. h GlvW
" In exchange, ono ans tsts-a tsts so6A, an spsng
10 sooo order address Ysttss, iio learsss sS1ssA
L,URNITURE-r Br UNDER IcNHD oyFra AT :.
II vats sah large quantity Of casinss futzftsss q
lowest rates sonsistins o. surs sus SsdhsSas, 49,
ssabds, perlor sutcs ehairs. tables, waraross, .sA
b.. vAHDEvATER TURNER, - Pins anA - o.
street. lsfsss 8s sao4 Ic1 s.fss Al n ,asHlt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

RPODROME-THE LAST FOOT RACE BY I'm
III NEW YORK FIREuEN, -.
WILL TAKE PLACE on MONDAY EVENING SxrT. Z.
Prizes as before.
In addition to which, The company that the winner 10
longs to win be presented With a magnificent
SILVER TnuMPET, WORTH 500.
The entrance list will be open only to members Of ~
Fire Department who have not in previous raess
one from each company. The list viii be closed q
Saturday morning. at 10 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

DOwFRY THEATRE.-MRS. T. 8. HAMBLN KnU
I'D to inform the public that she win have the hea4
Of making her appearance Monday evening, S,pt =
In a new play, arranged and adapted for the stage ~
herself, from Lord Byrons poem Of Sardanspsiaa,s
this being her first attempt at catering for the Pus
faSfA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

A USTRALIA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING UNITED
~ States mail for Melbourne and S,dney.-ChppeI
ship FLYING SCUD, with immediate despatch; clipper
bark NfMROD, Oct. LIST; clipper ship wINDWARD, Oct
10th. For freight passvge apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

puRDY's NATIONAL rHEArRE.-DREss UrRHx AM
Upper Boxes, rs cents; Pit, l25S cents; OrohegoD
Sssts, 20 cents Private Boxes, IS. Doors open &c
peiock eommencs at X Benefit Of Mr. G. L Fox.
sr.aay evening sept THE RENT DAY follow d By
Vt Diamond in the Ethiopian Dances; NGuhck
Guard Quickstep by the Washington Brass Bani altar
which, PADDY THE PIPER; and to conclude win ~
LAD-IE The WONDERFUL LAMP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

pOsT0N THEATRR.-THE MANAGER MOST H.
~ spectfully announces tina. this mig ,iicsot aaA
capacous theatre will be opened Monday, ssvG
II, with numerous and talented COMPANY, compeeoa
Of soe Of the most popular performers AmeticA 81
Europe. The marogcr trusts that It will be dss "a
presumptuous In him to state that la disch sres a
his duties he will seduously ondeavor 10 promote hss
ful and intellectual amusement and to emp oy ali -
appliances and accessories which necessary to -
illusion Of the SCENE In Il various presentations Of II
drama. THOo BARRY,
Lessee and Manager, Boston Theatre.
NOTES.-The ladies and gentlemen engaged at ~
establishment win assemble In the Green Room q
Thursday, September 4 at IL o'clock In the forenooa
JOHN b WRIGHT, Assistant Manages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

ONEY-AT 2s9 BROADWAY, CASH ADVANCED ON
cloths merchandise and vsluables Of all kinds bought
for cash Business conhdsntal The highest prices paid
In cash. at 2s9 Broadway, up stairs, a. from 10
3 O'Clock p n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

cyEN MONTHLY LINE FOR NEW ORI.E ANS, STOP
- ping at Havana carrying the United States mail.
The steamship BLACK WARRIOR, Capt. James d. Bull
och win commence receiving freight Tuesday, Sep
TENDER g. and faI for the above ports on Saturday,
Beach street. North river Freight taken for Mobile.
for Bavana must procure passpors before
leaving port Goods for the interior VIII b for warded
free q commissions For freight passage apply 10
LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON CO., Agents, 81 Broad
Way NB-The CAHAWBA r. w. ShufeIdt, com
mander win succeed the Black Warrior, and sail
Monday September 26th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

~ ALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD COM
N pany.-The transfer books Of the GaIena and Chi
ceeo Union Railroad Company will DO re-openei Mon
day. the 4h day Of September next at the once Of thu
subscribers, No 20 Wall street. George Robbins Esq
has been appointed register by said company and III
certificates issued ct Office will be countersgned by
him. WADSWORTH + SHELDON, Transfer Agents !.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27

lfyou want TO serve humanity effectively
don't commence by sending tracts that are
never read, and flannel shins that are never
worn To Africa bot help the needy around
YOU. lfthere are any old maids about, sc,
them husbands ifpoor. give money ifwid-
ows, console them Il pretty girls, please
them; 1t suffering relieve them; II Pagans,
preach the true word. stir them up, turn twist
Try brUl, slew or cook them into something
christian and good. .li.er thai look out for
he hga'hss and oiksr folks ia' foyeign parts -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
co,r,ipF in Church


The ecccntrie rector remarked re"'ie'nan
=, .,y,,h Who was not psiishioncr, bat vh"
s,,l,v ,0sr Sundav placed himself 10 Pew
flaming ,hs, of a youne widow. On the
g., o.-,.i,, he detected him silly drawing
,,.nlv, glove f,on or ihssa < Of the pew
,b.rr ,be was accustomed to place q, (her
b,rs and arm were dslicaiely fIiD. BY 'nd
~. the lsdv's PRAYER book fell--o! course ac-
eidcn,ally-ercm ihs edge OF her Pe~ into The
cen,leman's lie picked {, uP-feund leaf
turned down-and scanned passage which
cyidrntly caused a smile u eomPIaeency.
Oar minister saw al their movements and
coniinlcd 10 watch them ~iih 'cruuniling
eve lr two successive sundays. On the third
a, soon - the collects were read, and while
the hc,dl, ys, ob.eguicusly waited to attend
him 10 the chincrl. our eccentric pastor, in
a urorr SOL J.siinci voice said, 'lPuh'Ish the
hlnn. Of marriage between NJ and IL
deliberately rtcuouucing the name II ih'
rar,ic.), ii any Of you know any lus' cause
&c. The eyes ol the vho'e congregation
were tuned no the widow and the cav Lo,ha'
TAO The LADY, sutIussj With hiushc', ami the
rrr,ler,on crim,on-d With anger she flaming
herself With ,rhcmsnce, a1i be Opening and
ssuu.nr thc pcv Joor With rage sui violence.
Tn, minister meanwhile conducted be aceus-
,......, .llt.,.. a.fb the same Jecor1m and e1se
,.if rraer,Iy iruocsn, ci,he agitation he bad
,,c,sl. n, sermon preached and 'h' ser
,i,acsJsl. ava, To- tbc ves,ry rushed The par
,,,sat rl.e hcr's olt The pas,or-'W be- author
ICED yau. 90, 60 max, 'rch publication OF
tsans'" jfu,uirJ lhcy both iu breath.
"lu,hgrrsd nc '' said De With stare that
t.s.t,ereF the.r confusion "NsS, s.r Who
.-.h.r.,,J Won 90 90" said ;he mir-s'cr
with a sly glance alternately AZ each, % YOU
DON, srr-a,s oft. I'll forbid the bauO' neat
Sunday" "Sr,'' sl.j ihe lady, 'yon have
been loo orctous already, nobojy requested
M, 10 DO any such thing. YOU had Better mind
,,groNn business" why ms pretty dear, ~
raid De-. batting her on NC 'n''N' ""''
h,y, Joar IS az 20 he way orbu'iue'', ard II
Won do ro, Ike % vaii 'or three publications,
I liyls, you s,r, Corning 90 Tie rcn''eman)
To- procure ne Nccuse. ihe r.r-, AMI 'he fee
and then tfe whole ru,v hc settled a, soon -
tomorrow" .'W,U." replied de gentle
ma, addressing the lady, "0..h yu1r permits
sion I will Get them, ard Ne NAV hc married
ina tay or two" sob, yol may bo'h do a.
YOU pleas. 90 rcul.hlv, Vet nothing 10Th rc-
r,IeI the widow. ltva' a ily or Two atcr
,ha, ihc license vas procured TIE f1rs'n
receive Dis fee. the 5rt .-rrom h.' bride and
Oh, widow for the last time threw hrr glove
o.srthe Pew. arl. 10 vas afterwards said,
all F-rlc, 0c,, atsGc'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27

Ll-rLr PrcurEs HAVE I.nNs Fans. \
lad. who vas quite in the habit Of dropping
in q, her rsirhbor's sbou, meal times, in the
I'M the hone Of obtaining an invitation To T1r.
take with the family was recently completely
nrarlrsscd by the Undertaking 'ranknes' Of
= child.
Knowing tha,, ncichbor'ssuppcr hour vas
3. she called in abcu, and settled herself
down fcr long call
lit takes tvoto make bargain aad The
LADY, h1norcj with the call kad no Idca OF civ
INC an invitation, Il q, was IN her power to
escape IL.
Accordingly, the hour 5, brourh, no indi-
cations Of supper. Time moved on, the sun
WIS ncar ns setting. md still the same.
\ liule rrl the usirhbor's daughter began
To crow quito uneasy. A, length her mother
having gone ou, 70, moment, the visitor
said
you mus, come over and sec ne Mary
som, time"
"No, I won't +" aid the child.
"whv mott"
"Bs,1r,e don't like YOU"
"Bu, Why don't YOU Ike mo ?"
"ns,su,, ~, huu.ry ,ni wan, some sup
rsr"
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