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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

F1mpaes, Tan and Freo1kles-Can be EntireIy
removed from tho skin by using vondersmith's extract
- roses and elder flowers. Ladies, this article IL
TAINTED to remove pmplss or frsckles the money will
b returned. We could refer TO more than hundred
hdes In this city who had them entirely removed from
their skn BY usng thu extract Of roses ana elder ower
He<t4r this article only BE- had st the folio wing
phces Prom the proprietor, No. 1ss Bowery above
hoome street. corner Of Grand sad Mulberry streets
Mrs Hayes, No l56 Fulton street. Brooklyn; Mrs Reed
No lA2 Fourth street, williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

Hoyie's Rest De Laines at 12l.2 Cents per
yasd.-yust received, 1000 yards OF Hoyle's best de
hines warranted good colors, which will sell at Is
Per yard Also 200 dozen Aexandrc's best silk gloves
!, &c. Also 400 dozen ladies best kid gloves slightly
spotted, at a. LEADBEATER b LEE, SAT Broadway,
corner Of Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

c. PoRTING.-KIEG CHARLES AND PLENHEIN
- spaniel pups, mammoth Newfoundland pups, scotch
and ipgsh terriers, English grey hounds and variety
Of other choice breeds stock dogs Of the purest blood
Please copy the address, zoo Water street. corner OF al
ton, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

sss celebrated for possessing greater power purity
I'd sweetness Of tore than those Of any other Makers
~ wMhipS to examine, purchase At very low
-, number ono instrument, should call ct the sole
soay, No. SSS BscAiway Melodeons Of all other styles
ID l1ioes CONSTANTLY on band. HORACE WATEtSa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.


CtIrIzENs' DEPOSIT AND LOAN OFFICE, $40 FOURTH
loaned and s% a. AZ
per cent interest paid money dspostsd In any sum,
and may be drawn out ct any time with the accrued In
as well a. males,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

The only rellabIe Article for Curing Tan,
pmpies freckles, sunburn redness &C., il G0URAUDS
usdcated soap Hundreds Of thousands who have used
y and recommended IL, know it, Goursuds poudre SUB.
tile uproots hair from any part Of the body Liquid
rouge white hair dye and restorative the old depot
% Walker street. hrst store from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

I,OR sAIE--A VERY FINE BULL TERRIER DOG
suitable for q plantation any one requiring watc
cog that cannot be matched Price tl00 Also, ven
hne slsh black and tan terrier very small Price Sloo
Tor full particulars apply to James Robinson, Esq
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

cheap Sllks1 Cheap silks 1.-The eubscri-
bers selling handsome silks At so cents per
yard, worth IS cents Also rich brocado and plaid 1om
d to Is 30 per yard These sooas are worth thirty
cent more than the above prices IEADBEATER LEE
0l7 Broadway, corner Of Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

Cxlstadoro's Hair Dye.-This peerless arts.
Oh " universally acknowledged TO be tie sassss ana
most reliable dye In It never fails In It's coorng
pR0eess, impsrting mean while noarshment and silki
sses V the hair Sold Wholesale and RETAIL and applied
q No. Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

3atchetor's Hair Dye n still the Leading
asticls by all Acknowledged to be the best dye extant
for perfectly coorng the hair tho moment 1t Is applied
yeus Of thousands in ali parts Of the world proc im Il
ths only reliable dye known. Sold 1t BANHEL0R'S.
No. 239 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

IN Mayor and Common Council, that there will DO
sold at Tire Public Pound In Sxtythird street. between
the Eighth avenue and Broadway, ON Monday, August
4 1854 If rot called for, at IL O'Clock noon sorrel
horse left hind foot white and one white fore foot
GEORGE DEAN Pound Master.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

Meade Bxuthcrs.-Bcauslfu1 Dasuerreotypes
u the Prma Donna Gomez Of the Italian opera Castle
Garden, may be with hree thousand Others
galleries.. Pictures IN every style daily Artists and i'm
peSters, 23S Broadway, four doors above Astor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

DATENT FRENCH CANDLES -kOTNItR 4 BOUTIG-
il NY'S invention.-The patent for this valuable In.
venon will be sold for less than its value The candles
can DO made Of common fats, and equal 70 sperm.
GEO. N. KNEvIrT 60. O. Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

TRIsHMEN'S UNIVERSAL CIVIL AND MILITARY RE-
i publican Union.-A meeting Of this association viii
b held at vsuxha Garden, Friday evening" 18th inst
ct O'Clock Francis A. Jackson Esq and others, win
address the meeting All Irshmen who take An interest
in theft country are invited to attend ass the members
Of the Press. +. c. HOLLAND, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

HALF CAT AND HALF RABBIT, ALSO FEW
"A Guinea pigs, for saie-Appiy At oosIAKs rat,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

DHIADElPHIA COLLEGE OF NEDICINE.-TE WIN.
ter session Of this institution viii begin October o
1854. Full Of lectures are given bath In the
winter and summer degrees conferred In March and
July. Fees-One full course, ~ perpetual ticket,
$50 matriculation, 81 graduation fsc $50 to thos
who have attended two fun in another insttu
uon $780, including gr Aduation Zee Personal interest
taken tho faculty in the welfare and proess Of every
student Examinations given daily By the professors
upon each branch In al facilities for instruction this
school . equal TO any II the country For further In
formation, address B. HOWARD RAND, n. D., Dean,
No 10o South Ninth street, PhiAdslphia.
ID FAD IT, CUT IT OUT AND KEEP T-CAsh paid fo
n old newspapers, pamphlets, old writing .booss on
writing paper, old cards. tickets tracts, hAndbs cata
logues and paper Of III sorts, kinds and sisss
B-we buy anything that1s old paper. J. CHAUNCEl
STOCKwEtI, % Ann street, basement.
CPANIsII, FRENCH AND ENGLISH pRINT1NG.-THE
- undersigned begs leave 70 inform the public that he
has established himself at No l22 Nassau street. where
he will execute job and book printing In a Its branches
His practical knowledge Of the printing business added
TO his familiarity With the French and Spanish languages
viii enable him 70 execute with accuracy any WORK 10
either Of these languages which may be con6ded 70 him
spslations made from French and spanish into English
and vice versa STEPHEN BALLET
9Apprcntes to the printing business --wanted, lad
from rteen to sixteen years Of age who can road
manuscript. Apply at No l22 Nassau street, third
story
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

AFF1CE TO LET, AND A STANDING DEssX AND
" table and sitting desk for sale Apply at No IL
Old slip, corner Of Water street. ground door, middle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

Lareo and EmbFOlder1ess-J0sG received. .
1epdd assortment OF Swiss and jaconet bands 6ouuc
inss, &c cheap collars, embroidered skirts &C., 10
which will BE- opened this day and offered to the public
1t considerably reduced prices THOS. j. ADDIE Retro
politan Embroidery Store, 567 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

IN TONS OF CHINA CLAY 2,24o LBS. 10 THE TON
OV Hrst quality, Same supplied TO the wholsssI
houses 600 Bath bricks, malt kn and door tiles
bbls Roman cement vitrieed Eonstane water and sewc
For sale BY JAMES p. HAMMIIL, IL Old alp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

OWNER WAN1TD~-FoR sIxTY-NIfE PIECES BLACK
" xsinut and oak knots consigned to c. 81 eber,
ce,ved from the West Apply to PENDLET0N, WHITE
CO., ll3 Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

4 DvICE TO THE SICK-CAIL ON MRS. PATT, 800
N Fourth avenue, and she win relieve you BY apply
ing electro magnetism.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

YTONANUFACTURrIlS.-T TO LET, rtEFACr0RY BUl
i irgs known NJ 81 and ~ River street, NesMs
rosite tie freight depot comprisDg with lot aojyip
front Of 100 feet ny ls9 In depth. with fifteen hor-
CINE chatting completes has been used As malls
non foundry, and ~ wei Calculated lot xenefM mso
saNiti. frost, 30 south wilIisn street, Ne Yorl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

III oUsE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR sAIE-A
II three story brick house, pleasantly situated one
block from Broadway and Gal street. occupied fof ths
tory given for selling Possession may bs
bad LIST Of September Apply, BY letter. to 8 C. w. He
raid o6Rce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

Whale other DaSuersians And 1t necessary
% write long pus in poetry and prose- j. W. Thompson
so finds 1t necessary say that he makes hrst rate
esEuerfeotype Finished in the Sest STYLE at fifty cents
door below the Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, OPPOSITE
"A the Treasury Department, Warrington, under the
direction Of Aaron Haight Palmer, Counsellor Of the
Supreme Court Of the UAhed States and Consul General
Of the Republic Of Ecuador for the United States ssab
American citizens foreign governmen ~ United
States before Congress- the Executive Of the
federal government and Boards Of Commissioner sitting
in Washington; recovery Of debts legaciss and lnhs
tance In the United States and for cgn counfres invest
ments IN United States and State securities collections
generally remittAnces and other money business Hav-
nS efficient and reliable correspondents in the several
Ststss and Territories Of the Union in Mexico, Central
traa, India and China the undersigned 10 prepared to
give his prompt and faithful attention to all business
that may b eonnded to his agency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

ITO BAR KEEPERS AND OTHERs.-TO LET, LAR
i aud handsome premises, admirably sdap:sd tor|
Nlslo's theatres Inquire Of JOHN FEM, Is ann str
NJ B--No house Of the Kind In the nsighborhood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

vvEEy DESIRABLE OFFICE No LET, ON GRO
h, TcIfr -IlFfNf. ~ reeii tr,sat, Hanover 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

yTANTED-A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED WOMAN,
w who accustomed 10 cook pes, fruits AMI CT oIbrs,
and IL good washer ironer. To that vii suit
permanent situation offered Inquire in the bakery,
corner of Joy ard Concord streets Rtosyn Raisrence
T.sriTeGs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

WAs9sSP.eaA y. YOU'VE WON, wo14N 70 oo1E WASH
required. Apply At so Greenwich svenue opposite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

CTORE NO 10 CORTLANDr STREET, 70 LEr-rHE
- best location for business In this city Gan b had
ON lease, with fixtures. Apply on the promises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

III OTU. IN PHILADELPHIA 10 LEr-ME HARRI
IL House. No. 2SS Chestnut street. between Tentl
and Eleventh streets extending 2S6 feet TO George
containing sixty fve rooms, viz Afty-two chambers
mostly Of large sise and communicating, ana handsome
furnished; four parlora hrst door, dining fos
100 psrsons, ohee and psntriss; two ktshsI butsrl
ioob washing and drying rooms rangee furnaces bath
and water closets Gas and 6chuylkiu water through
adjoining house, with which Il coimsnicaAss, and VII
also 6sposc Of the furniture in both reasonable
Apply ON the premises, OF Of JAMES ". PAUL. sS Scuta
Fourth ntreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

HOUsE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE-No.
IL Is Lsmsrtins place, in West Twenty ninth street,
between Eighth end Ninth avenues; location auaxcsp.
tonal bong opposite and with full privileges to private
patk II In complete order, and has AL ths i'm
prcyenens such a. gas, baths, croton water "a Re-
ferences required And possession given Immediately In
quire on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

Reese b Co., the Original 81 Cent Daguorreo-
rps picture makers, 2s9 Broadway, take all the por
patent double camera two at and 600 daily 2s9
Broadway only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

RROOKLYN-T0 LET, A VERY SUPERIOR srrONn
ID Door to gentee family, with use Of bsci iitsSsn.
new brick house. most Pleasantly situated corsrsnd
ing very hns views situated in Rush street. and nssreS
turning to the right aster crossing the ferry IL ts
shortest dhtAnce Apply on the premises. No other
part ist. The piano taught by young LADY, profes-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

SSorLAE Cas-. Mr. Henry Man,cr, OF
Surks, Me-, had suffered froma disagreeable
sensation Ia his stomach, and a tickling in his
throat. cor wear or longer; and had occa-
,.uually raised blood. 1t was supposed that
,ae sensations were deceptive, and IN reality
produced BY worms, as various strange sen
,a,.uns are known to be. This cause, how.
ever. has turned out to be something stranger
still.
One morning recently, Mr.. Minier feeling
this tickling in the upper part Of his throat
and something biting hun there, GOT his vii,
TO look into his mouth To her asloulshm,nr
she saw plainly the head anil eyes ola llan
She was so frightened tina, she screamed
On telling her husband what che had seen. d
alarmed him 50 much, that she feared for III,
consequences, and tried 10 luuHo A,aul
rate, he was induced TO take some 'ermiGige
and shortly obtained reliefby the expulsion
/ Of the extraordinary tenant Of his stomach
The lizard vas about six inches in length
Mr.. Manler. then related that, about tire
years ago had drank at a brook in which b.
observed numerous liule lizards; and eI
pressed tie opinion that he mus, have .wal
7 oSet !, a. hat time. Lewiston Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

ANrcporr % a Cars 4 correspondent
ct the Hon. Jolraa, writing OF gates, tells
ibis anccdoie
I once passed through q door-yard gate
which J,d though uuinlentionally, give an "a
JicauOu Of the designers character. Tie
cate was a common one, shut by chain and
ball. Do, the pos, To which the inner end OF
the chain vas attached, W5s carved aud paint.
ci IN the likeness OF a negro, with one hand
raised 10 h.s cooked hat, and the other extern
d,J 10 welcome you 40. A. YOU opened the
gate toward YOU. ia going IN the negro post.
pointer bent toward you by joint boz bis back,
fairly bovirc YOU 10. Upon letting the gate
GO sprius Ia his back drought him up
standing" again, ready for the uoN, comcr.-
THIS faithful fellow performed the amlablc
Tor h.s master ior many years, wi1hou, reward,
cNceP, now and then a ueW cua,-of pain,
and finally died OF a rheumatic back contract.
Cd 10 Dr., masters service.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
UNITED STATES ILLUSTRATED

T-NDCR the title the United State. lllu'irn.
tel. will Immediately H. commenced the puh.
i,g,,ion of great National wofk 81 'stN costly
anil Magnificent description, ior when TIE llFul
,.,r,n,ge If the American Pebble y cunhtsutIy
s,,c,t,J Twill appear p parts, With such prompt.
i,rI. that two volumes Willis completed lflofs Tho
close 81 the present year. These Vonme' will ~
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,o,cJ :, Eastern AID the othrrt" Western sulJ.cts
E,rh ,,,,, viii contain Pour Steel Engpfings ifom
original drawing. ly sminsn, Artists irlHe'swiHg
e;ther some remarkable view from the ipendd
I,,J.r,ne socnsty ~ the country, ~ some Fuhllc
Edi6cc. whose Architectural lsauty o. Hsloflol
character cattle. Il ~ such oommsnmofauon. Isn
pafts will comppsc a volume.
The prescott yolufrc of the Western Section wIl
contain smpag other ,llustra ~, NTw' OF che
grand and r,tuliar sccnry ne N's'"sII' "',ft
1om IN. o, ,gin NJ It,ska Lake down 10 ~ moath,
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ob,.,,. Irom the Sea.lslfd States a. afe most
striking aiW trul, Amcfican.
H,t n c,crIeaec ha. thus bscn aimed a. Boz th.
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craving % lN - iu,hss, rspr's'uiiHg Nh"
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W nERRMANN J. MEYER
y. York. I6i William -. June 1853. 23i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14
THE GREATEST
MI deal Discovery
OF THE AGE.

NJR. EENNEDY of Ro>lwy, has Discovered
vi in.,pr II uuf 80 ntrun p,stnrr. Nrc'ls = r'in.
II, that cures EVERY KIND Of IIlMOR,
from ths worst Scfuiuia down iua common fmp".
H. ha. tied IL ip oV,r rlryeu huidr'd c'srs, AMI
mover h,-r except ~ two. H. has INV in h,'
rus.ssssp uYcr tw" hun.lfrd ,rriib'aics ct s val
ue. 40 v,lh,n tw,nty m,l's II liosirn.
Two L1ttl,s an, Warranted 10 cure a nuIsing surc
nnuih
Doc - the, boitI,. vii curc the wort Kind ol
p,mpls.on the lace.
Two o. three iutilcs viii clcir the system II hil's
Two I1ttlr. are warranted o. Curc the worst
kin.I ~ eaukst IN the mpuih ani stomach.
Thr,t a. Eve lspits- av warranted 20 cure the
Uor.t cs-.. II erNsipch'.
One d, two bottles arc warranted io cur" all hu
ulurs nfthr eve.
Twu krilrs ace Warranted 10 cute running in
the sar. asd hLtchss IN the hair.
| Torr f. .N huttics are Warranted 10 unrc COZ
upt aud rsar,ps ulecu.
Onr luihs vii cure zeal, cu'pIiou' II The 'A'n.
. Two uf thur tspttLcs src warranted To cmc The
rn,., ,ir.psa'c races differentiation.
. Three 10 ~ bottles are warranted o. cure saIl
rh~um,
Five to eish, bottles cure the very w'nt case
of scrolub.
\ i.asE, i.alOny. expected ifom the frt lnui'
aul pcticd cue warranted when Che abp'c guam
tN b. taken.
Nuthin, loks ~ impruluhL o. thu., who have
in vain tri,i ~ the wonderful medicine, IT thc d'N
a. that cuunnn weed growing on th' pastures
inI aIpnr uld stone walls, shu,ld ,lir ''cr' hu'
mot. vet ID d. uuN iNsd act. u 900 have a
. hir.r 30 Ia. a. start There ace uu %. noe art'
ahead It, ,ufiug snmc cases hot uH' Nours. ll' bl'
r,JIl~l over a thousaul luul,, ui q n ihe vicinity
n Iln.tau, anil Know. the effect II II iu,,,N clsc
n has slfsody done II the greatest cure. r'ci
done in Mss.aehu.,il.. IL CAV, il ca children
year nl, TO on p.oplc ct .i,ty; aui has seen I'u,
200, lokipg ch,ldr,n, who.c ilcsh ~as soii a"d
n,li,, restored 90 a pci,gl'tate Of health lr 'n'
iuil~.
10 those Who are truublsd with sirk headache
one t.prlr vii alWaNs cutc a.. II gives great -
I.ftp c,tauh anl dii,,ucss. Some who have
tagrn o, nave b,,n rustiyc iUf yr1r- 1ui have brer
.ssuht,d hy a. Wh,rn the h,dy sound it w"rk'
,iu,r. ,,.,. nat where there !. az, dsriugc'nea' Z"
the function. Il n,tuu. It viii cause Ncr, s'nsuL'I
Gr,linr.. lat 900 must not H. ilamol--ihr, alwat'
disappear IN irun G,ur di,s {" q Wr,k. Thee %
. never a Iad result from ton the cuutran wh'i
that cIug !. gone, ,uu ~ W Eel Nourscli nNr 4
psu rrr.an. heard .ofne It the up0st rNiriyagan
,nrumium. Il u that man ever li.t'ncd in.
/ No change II diet ever necessary. Lat the u"s'
,ou can get anil cnoush IT H.
Dirciion. co. uss-Adults, one table spoonin
,sf da,-ch,blrcn II right wears, desert sp'ouiul
IRON i've to eight, t,asp"onlul. A. 10 dnecuo'
eau h. applicable To al constitutions, take enough
10 operate on the bowels twice day.
/ ~. ~. nay, Druggist, Portland, the onl! an
. thufiIsd agent iur Maiue.
/ Sold d, ANBKIws 4 B,TTs, Psds'hsi w
a. RusT, VI. ~, 10. Pans; T.. Atwood 3 20.
Buck6eld; Rul.u No,e', Norway. l,lo
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LYMAS's BrrcHrR's CovnIs-IP. Aneml'
usu, divine. who is as we'll known as he u
universally respected many years s'nee wa'
led :, the conclusion ihs, ''i' Is not well io'
nan To he acne"
AMER considerable pondering,h he resolved i'
oiIer himsslf in marriage to certain membeI
Of his fOeS.
No sooner was the resolution formed thar
/, was put in practice, and getting out ht'
cane. he speedily reached the dwelling Of his
mistress.
II ehanecd To be on Mondaf morning, da,
which many New England readers need mol
be told !. letter kno~u in the household as
washing day. Unconscious Of the honor that
was intended her, the lady was standing be-
. hind the tub in the back kitchen, with her
arms immersed in the suGs, busily engaged
in an occupation, which, to say the leas, VI II
Is more useful than romantic.
There was loud knock At the door.
"Jane. GO 10 the door, and II It is any body
to sec me toll them that 1 anu engaged and
canno, see them
The message was faithfully rehe'rsed.
"Tell YOUR mistress, f" said Parsoa d. shat
u is very Emporium, | shoult see her
Tell him 10 call this afternoon, said the
lady. when this answer was returned, and ]
~illsec him"
Bot Il was uaavailing.
II must see bee now" said the minister
Tell me where she is"
80 saving he followed the servan, into the
ki,chcu, to the great surprise Of he mistress.
"Miss -. have come to the copclu-
sion TO marry Will you have me Twas the
minister's opening speech.
Have YOU ." replied the asiouishcd lady
This i a singular time to oder yourself.
Such an iupor,an, step should be made mat.
tcr ofPraysr and jel,bentiou.'
&c, Us PRAY =" was Mr.. B's., only res.
porsc, a. be kuelt down beside the tub and
PRAYED ,ba, a union nigh, be formed which
~ ould enchance the happiness ofbO'h parties.
lis PRAYER was answered.
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The Du,ch are pro,erbially hosPi'able
They not ouly give YOU the run OF the
bcsr-barrcl and pantry, bl, insist on youl
smoking their iourm,ls pipes, and hugglug
Mr,. Myuhegr Won BroNcuPaNolsNicuba'on'
lariru, before you retire. Add to this, yoo
are surstu De pa, aeNi chambsr To Du'ch g,rIs
Who always leave their own aud open youi
door. The Dulch are some on entertain
mcuts. New York Duchmau,
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