davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

Also but aso caught in the bays and iniets along the
Of tcng Island. The large much palatabs
than the small perch.
R.-How about halibutS
Mr.. H.-A good Ash Ter hotels and housekeepers. It
has bone worth mentioning is cheap and palatable.
comes from Dozen East and is out Of only about
four months in the year.
R.-Is there much trout sold In this msrkety
Mr.. Mot much. here Is q great deal Of inferior
trout sold. The fact Is that which comes from Lake Erie
and the Western lakes isn't worth eating. The only
really fine trout comes from Lake Ontario and
yellowish color it looks though 1t with
the salmon and from that circumstance doubt derives
its name.
RI see q good many smclts in market
Mr. H-Yes They have just In, and though
bopy are very sweet eating. We sell good many Of
III I'm. Those In market from Mystic and Stou-
ing,on Point where they caught Ia quantities
They asersgs from ten to twelve cents per pound 1t is
something to know how to cook fish properly Now, to
my taste sturgeon is good eating; bat the difficulty is
people DO know how to prepare parboil it; that
is soak it in scacpg water process that to take
the fatty matter the taste Of which Is gene
rally offensive. After the parbong cut 1t into steaks
and fry it, and person not acquainted with sturgeon In
that form would mistake 1t for veal outlets 1t Is cheap
summer fish, and very plentiful in the North river.
R.-whAt kind Of eels make the best eatings
Mr.. H.-The large silver fall eel; 1t is very fine
fish, and be caught in great quantities in the mud
alonr Sheepshead bay Coney Island and the shores
of Staten Island. They known by their white beies
They average IL and II cents per pound. don't think
much Of other cells.
R.-what would be good place for an amateur to
catch crabsS
Mr.. H.-Gowanus bay, generally contains good many;
and all along the Jersey flats there Is good grabbing
Those who fancy being out the river this weather may
CHI hundred crabs in two hours at either Of those
places. Some people prefer Grabbing to fishing. You
know they caught by means Of piece Of
meat tied string, which the crab attaches
itself to- and being drawn to the surface il fshed
with land net. II requires some dexterity, and the
excitement of catching and securing them before they
escape makes the sport interesting prefer waiting
until tine dead Of winter when The crabs frozen in
the mud. They then be raked out and at that time
Of the year they In excellent condition; indeed to
my mind, crabs partake somewhat Of the nature
oysters and not ct to eat in tme but when
eaten in winter cannot be deemed unhealthy. II is
ceabe that negroes very partial them and indeed
to all shell fish. Perhaps half the crabs that come to
the city bought by coored people.
Here the conversation was closed.
THE RETAIL PRICES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01
NEW YORK HERALD. SATURDAY, DECEMBER l. 1855

no right @ use four wheel hsrs had been patent for
ear 50, an Improvement upon the eight wheel
ihat improvement TO tho thing moroyed Ihsre-
ore the question still is xbeher on MOI Won find In the
deepdapts oreaDizaon and the ora
ard arrangement ri the plaintiffs Improved car II Won do
he additional ents made upon 10 not dIsproys
The nfirttnen It's auesor or you 10 ae
Having asceraned srd compr hended wha mpr
Of the plaintiff Is claimed in hts patent which have
esdeayored 10 explain in The beginning change
yon viii amply that 10 the deeDdnn.r and
embodied there II IL not then ber, 10
~ IS there Is an infringement Then rs The question Of
dam, II admitted hy the counsel for the plaintiff
the amount sisted the declaration $4,000 This ault
images for the ls47 and l648 t In evidence
and eight taggnge used lsl7 by the defendants
upon their and Ia s5 twenty five eight wheel
care five Freight and eleven II Il also
evidence and to he conradctsd that the
patent the right 10 eight wheel ssengor
worth 500 per FIR icenso and that the freight
aud gRpge would be worth 30 annun Taking
this evidencespd there To be ab0u.
the csmed upon the principle which have ated
considerably $1,000 There doubt abon
limited ard bev0aJ thst
1heee gentlemen AL the observations think
make have PRAYERS for instructions here by the
Defendants counsel numbering, believe eighty. but hs
counsel must from going theu have given
The instructions, and all he prncpies OF law that deem
useful In the submission Of this TO an
Whatever be found In these beyond
what deem proper trouble you WITH for regard them
not pertinent not relevant and material to comment upon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

dated Oct a. 1854, Qhe time proposals were put forth
for the last ioao,) find the following paragraph
The directors Of the New York and Erie Railroad Com
rAny in Offering The present loan to the public beg leave
70 state that II Will bs amply sufficient 70 par the inc me
se present no& ting debt Of the company, well as to
otmplete all The unfinished work now under way
Now let us see how these snticpstions have been
realized. AZ that time-Oc.. 1s54-the standing in
oome bonds amounted to G49ooo and the floating debt
to 50 sos 600 making total Of The loan pro-
posed or at that time yielded 200 900. Tas with tue
bonds Of 1885, haud made the aggregate availsble
resources about a. 900 OOo The directors knew very
well in October, 1864, when the circular alluded
70 above put forth, that the four million
loan would not net than 80 per cent 50 COO
and they also knew very well tina. ceed Of the loan
and the balance Of 1883 bonds would not pay of the In
bonds and floating DEBT At that time we showed
that floating debt of at least g. 0oO 900 must remain
after using all the company available The di.
rector Of the Erie Railroad Company all highly
spectacle men, and 1t may be perfectly honorable for
them put forth statements which they knew the
time be false but il they have code Of morals
very convenient character and only operation in
the affairs a incorporated companies.
Instead AZ the last loan and remaining bonds of 1883 on
hand paying OF he ncome bonds and the entire present
floating debt of the company, well a. to complete all
the unfDishs1 work under way" end that even
after using oil the and old losns aoi the entire
ported earnings OF the read floating deb. OF ST. 2l,
7Cs The company have during the ascal year ending
Oct l. 1867 received and expended money follows in
dependent If the operating expenses of the road, inte
rest &c. -
New York AND Erin RAILROAD.
Bonds ssuef for loan Of 1875 made Feb 900 600
Of 15Sc-losn hand 900, 900
Total receipts. 81 700 900
Paid income bonds, Feb !, 1856 6a9 0dO
Pail Heating debt. 80. .............. iol5,WI
Paid into stDkrg Fund. ........ 1918 ~ 25l ,52s
Increase in Indebtedness In year ending oc-
tooer 1870.
Total expenditures do. do. do. 81 4Sl, Sy5
sppears by the above statement that nearly one
and half mill ~ Of dollars have bseu expended BY III
Erie Railroad Company during the past year. of tina
sucuo $61e 47s has been added the actual debt aud
the ,~ance taken om TIE receipts Of the rosi In tn
hcs Of tLse fscts how much like face appears the
as,euents aad at tie board o. man gsment II
either shows that they completely ignorant Of the
nrst principle Of raeosd operation that they wfay
nsrepresent for the purpose Of sustaining the COM
peny's credit,
The AZ nexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of foreign dry goods entered at thus port for
for and also the sithdravaI from warehouse
during the week ending and including Thursday, Nov
%, 1856 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

HENRY Il. LEEDS a. co, AUCTIONEERs. -orrIcE 10
Ii Nassau street, household furniture, from the
ny for convenience OF ale has been only month
siso valuable invoice Of costly clocks bronzes
sccount OF whom may coocern Henry H. Leeds Co
sell at their store 70 Nassau street Saturday, bee On
dayl Al lt O'clock, fine assortment Of Eeneei hous
comprising parlor suits rosewood bedroom furniture
pets and other articles Also for of whom may
Germ large invoice Of fine ole and bronze clocks bon
ngues and groups rich plated fancy boxes &c all
be without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01
Henry II LEEDS 4 CO.. AucrIoNEEes -HESaY

HENRY II. LEEDS 4 co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III H. LEEDS co Will sell by auction, Tuesday, De
eeuber and Wednesday December o. q, ~ oc ock each
evening nj the gallery 5S Broadway Qaely occupied by
Dusseldorf colleconl splendid collection OF OIL paintings
(bepg the opening OF the at tins gallery he
perry OF gentleman Of this city elected by him during his
late visit 10 Europe They have boon eAhbie 10 this
country and viii be found, examination equal
perior any collection sale this city many years
Inc collection comprises 20 OF the hIghe class OF picture
rich gi frames and contains works OF TIE following anc'nt
aud modern masters VIZ :AbAno Carlo Doc A. del SAro
Guido Berghem Van Hard, Carrie sork Sctaken, Wander
y" de- low, Mor.nd, a heauufu picture " TIL. artist from
fhc colec OF Mr. Eekford, OF nd ,n Pyrtaker kc also
by Boddlngion Wright Of Derby smith OF Chichester Wilson,
Barrett aden htanae Slayer and many other ccleneate
artists We particularly invite our friends and the public 70
examine hs truly elegant collection They are 10 be exhn
ted during the week previous 10 the sale nom Monday
inst above Ladies particularly invited 70 exminc
them, and attend the sale the evenings above named
ryENRy n. HhRrs JR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL sale Of cloths, cassimeres ves,ns ninss ,gr', 80
Monday, December I'd II lQ o'ciock ~ store 40 On rnc
street, hkNhY b. HERTs. JH VIII sell - above ,srxe
stock comprising Fngash, French and Gcrman broAncious
cassercs vesanx sAin. silks -erge ssness overA
orawer sirts made clothing, overcoas sAhs yests
vcfprfncs, Guns. nuns up
pets scsh robes suitable for the Present season and
well worthy he Of the trade Catalogues ready
morning OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

FINANCIAL.

|
$4,000 TO s.a oA ,; sn sgss !. rG .s sSs
nond. watches. iewery dry goods sesars
syae g; 8 I,diss SSsas.
ons shea.le ease bors sSom A. X iii ss = NJ p''f "a
S6OQyOO .s,ssss ,,.s-y a. s Ss D ,ss., e
! 4 Ann, room No. 2, second door.
| S15 O;N0 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
o. nr D s1s sr s properly ~, sac ios on
country resdobc CO nj rvirs.cn on The udsou river
FREDERICKA A. dooDA1I. ~ fulton street.
$4,000 to s. hoAS on a., ssg,
every 70 aS o. prpe or sousn o., @, cash. I'm
a. sos Houston street, between Mercer and Greene;
S25 600 TO LsN6 on BOND ASG MorIaAGa,
.scosd nor,ssse 4 s..sf,coTy or one bought, $1,000
=, sALroNsTALL, 60 John ST. corner Of William from
S2OOO0 ars wosass On Bsson ss pr
perry " n double ne amount VII purchsse s2.0DD wah
arc s E ss Sss and balance ia said Al
AZ OO07,issooo 500; AND one SUN or $1,000.
properly. Apply tot. > RiKER. $50 Nassau street.
d 5G0 SHOULD rms WET .TaE EVE OF AsY
sun !. y S.ss. ssSr ~ ss sys9 81
A NY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN, OR PuRoHAsED
n sensb proee. amopda Watches plate rich sweiry
ysiuahlc properly, aererslIv A.
WOOD 70 rul street. second foot front 70
P n. sew valuable OIL paintings 70 he sold = bargain
BOUT So 900 To Losv-oH IMPROVED PROPERTY.
ol5 F., ss s'ps soa Ass s!ss
wash LITERALLY ADVANCED on uousEaOtD
harness dry goods hsrdwAr,. and All Descriptions q
perx properly; bought higher prioe
Apply SOhEks furniture varcroou, Brooune stree
corner OF Mercer. Storage 70 let
NICARAGUA SHARES THE BEST UNpERsr Nm
IN ng prevails between CO.. Walker aud a, ey twenty
shares 20 be sold d Messrs WALKERS ~ Pine street
NEW ORLEAHs COUPuNs-ClrlzESsBArK or Tor
Az ALa New Oresns, ho,. 10, iSsh-Nouce- O.
Nsv Cfssp CITY Book and BY consolidated city low
A. Gordop Chairman due payable In sew Yorr On drs
december nett are hereby noed funds ARC deepest
"a wmh se Bank Of America, New YORK. where hey WI be
paaa on ut nAto o1 and amer The hrs OF December
u. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
OYYIcE OF rHs PEW YORK AND NEw HAyEr
" Railroad Company, No uA1ver sreet-Noucs r. bon6.
hodert Holder. Of seven The conpany as
hereby n0tnec hat pussusnce II The reo~rS
Asssmo q NC STATE o. Connucscu passed .. IL lss Nay
for the ousapd6g bonds bearing sr cent interest Ana
not secured by mortgage bonds authorized by DE bsv en
uonfd set caring sr interest," secured ~ ar
sachsase vi Al x once nnu far.ss r., .s Il
order q the Director WN BEnENT rrrss,~~-'s
New York Oct -, ISIS
OFTICE OF THE NEW GRANADA CANAL AND sryAv
~ NAVIGATION Company No 4 Wall sreet--New York Nae
nc ncrAt c..Cis 81 le Sew GrAa.LA Ca 80.
steam Nsvsatn Companys bonds due III Of De~s,
bcr W DC paid hal day the once cpmpanv
sAAns 4. sEouA fysssrw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

GREAT SALE OF DIAMOND JEwELRY AND WATCHES
" -EDWAHD sChENCK will sell by auction This day
his saesroom, is Wall street. the
importing house close the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

THE CANAL BOAT JOHNSON AT AUCTION -MOyDAY,
I'd December at - O'clock 1T tina pier fot Of Deg u Get
she lies at 81 perfectly and gh
In for winter and admirably suited for selling poa
oats and market truck. w. A. CARTER, Aucti0neer,
81 Dey street, Green Wt0h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

voux r. yANDrwATER. AUCTrONEER, WILL SELL
=, ~ o,coer At the saicsruom No lS Maiden lane
.x mare seven old Kind In All harness and
mi. m ss also OF silver mounted harness. so road
wagon but used buit by Dosenbury vsndnscr also,
h7suke and hood whole being the property OF private
man going kurole, and viii be sold without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

~ G. HORTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. 81
VI Cedar sreewii sell at his salesroom Monday,
h O'clock large and splendid assortment Of sla. and silver
ware oil paintings mirrors clockr aud mahogany
secrearies and bookcases extension tables &c. AT IL O'clock
in 'front.' OF the salesroon two ast Canadian ponies
and harpeeA -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

GREAT sALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS,
" harness. &c, at aucion-sae perempory close a
cerD-Supreme I0urtwlard Reed samuel Trn-s-
dale and John feris1he partnership OF Reed Truedse
having been dissolved the undersigned appointed
authority OF this will sell public auction
next December lsaS mt II o'clock the premises
Nos l12 and ia Mercer In this CITY, the entire
trade Of the late firm Of need Truesdale comprising most
valuable aud complete assortment OF horses
harness. sehs bells robes &C. together With The
PRED term Of the lease OF the premises No G5 Mercer
The properly be time previous
sale. Catalogues now ready Terms cash
HENRY BEKTHOLF, Ee,oiver.
Date Ne York Novo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

TUNIS MORRELL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROSE
wood piaAesorta, Second hando cost $500;
Will be sold by auction IL O'Clock This day. No II
Nassau street, celebrated well known maksr wr.atee
parties win attend sacrifice expected ater which viii
cold two French plate pier mirrors ~ 2 suite
Of psor furniture, covered with hair cloth (axtra qua
sso, suite Of green enameled urnure with maros zoos:
two suites chamber furniture green and bnel mAgauy and
black walnut furniture Of an excslent quality. shvsr
plated oil paintings, curied har
and iron safeS sewing mschnes French
boxes with large stock III fan,y furniture all arranged
examined aDc tn give satisfaction Also invoice OF paint
ings, and invoice OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01
MoRTARTY. AUCTToNEER, "

MoRIAFIii NUcI rlsrrss,, Will sEtL, THIs
nsns ~ furniture Annes-sables cAars bureaus mir.
rors carrsu feshe. bedA &c Ac also shirts Aad taacy dy
goods, cutsry, &C., Do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

IL T. AARON AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL TIL 8
~. day, At bali past ten O'Clock At 81 Nassau street
splendid assortment OF fine gold Watches iewelry and sy
Persons In OF cheap their own W.
do well 10 attend. Sale without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

n n. NASH, AUCIIONFER, STORE $40 BROADWAY
~. -sberis sale OF machinery, nc this day. Saturday
Dec at II A. M at 80 Al, 43 and 40 Bchune street.
pg OF let Of machinery and betting engine aud boiler
oos and fixtures one horse one sol harness two
hoRany black walnut other newes lot Of steel and
patterns, &c &c. Also NIL the right title and interest OF
premises, &:, &c Monday, Dec s. Sberls sale Of steam
boat nj l O'Clock In the forenoon foot oil Eighth
East rtverhe steamboat g. awrerce her engines boilers
machineI Y, tackle, apparel and furniture &c. DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

MM Writer'S. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL on sA.
urday at oh 1alock at ls Cana q tine fa.niure Of
family breaking honsekeep o. sts tng THE usual
rtnent Of genteeI paror. Ter kiohe .urst
also poreriouse farniurs wines, liz and segars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

UCTION NOTICE.-THOS. BELL, AUOTIONEER-
"A By Bell Bush, this day, Of l0S O'Clock In the sales
II North liam street. variety of
fu invoice Of fancy stationery goods and preseu dry
fancy articles Fl mernOes alpaccas broche
QeDemens updershs pledged good. watches
jeweYy, clothing cutlery engrAvings, 30, Mondag
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

4 UUTlON EOTICR.--GREAr SALE or RICH FANCY
"A fus.-EDWARD SLHENOK will sell at auction Thi
day, Dec at his sales ROOM l6 Wa street., a. oclooi
r. M large invoice OF elegant fr~. consisting & fue MAX
maren baum maren chiilx, French sable,
martin cspes us,ornss and muAs Also msgntaeent 70,
made for exhibition the Fair Of the American Institute
together with large Of other robes coats goves
M Ar ga live
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

UCTION NOTJCE-FURS AND SLEIGH ROBES
IA This morning. Saturday Mt 10 O'Clock. JOHN r. hVo-
SILL, aucioneer, viii sell BY auction, at the store OF DAY.
RUSSELL CO., & Nassau two do ,rs from Fulton street.
pe.ior iurs and sleigh rcbes among the
Rocky mountain wolf coon, silver badger, geaet &c
VII In M i0Cf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

4 UCTION NOTICE.-w. A. CARTER. AUCTIONEER,
"A will sell this Saturday morning at 10 O'clock At No 81
brandes &C. ard Immediately follow the entire stock OF
the retail grocery IA Washington street, with fixtures and fur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

EUGENE b. FRANKLIN, AUCr1oNEER-BY FRAN
~ LIN NICHOLS. 81 their saesroom ~ Nassau srre
John-xhis day. Saturday uis lock- peremptory
sale Of gentee furniture econd hand consisting OF the
variety required by family; also. birds auger
also elegant PaIior suits covered In brocae and
hair CLOTH mahogany and oak deboards and
and be ok stands ard mahogany
res wardobes French bedsteads dressing bureaus wash
stands hair pallias &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

A UCTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, LIGHT
"A wagons, harness, sleigh robes, bells &c SAMU Ell SS
GOOD, nuctOneer Office 50 Nassau street, will sell
day Dec st II o'clock all The stock and fixtures Of the
bles 0 and 2 Mercer street, occupied for years by
Reed Truesds The sale Is absolute oy order OF Henry
Berho receiver appointed by the Supreme Court Terms
cash. deposit required from all purchasers.
OAR AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-THI5 DAY,
- al 10 O'Clock at l0 Cedar street. French bedseads,
twenty five superior feather beds bedding looking
ladies' mahogany work table. ocloths chairs cooking and
psror stoves clocks kitchen furnure Deposits
required W. A. CARTER, Auconeer, 81 Dey street,
az Greenwich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

WILLIAM WRITER'S. AUCTroSrrR WILL. aRu...
w this day 1t 1Ox O'clock III Canal street, administr
io, Of bousehod furniture Of deceas lady,
Of coucles nahogan, snd chairs az
tension tables handsome carpets oclohs large qusuuy
its BEDS nn,resse cOOA.s stoves, &c, w0
ny the attention of dealers and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

IA BOGART This lay ~ U1a O'Clock. at the auction
variety sale Of household urDure. dry goods fancy goods
and lounges; mahogany chairs, bureaus carpets
beds and bedding Kitchen furniture and stoyes also II
cloth caps overcoa blapkets buttons trimmings ladies'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

I on the market during the weck. sosi, iSs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-05
Ladies' Festival and Fair.

The festival and fair held by the La
dies OF the Sewing Society in Hancock,
came OF in the Town House in the after
noon aud evening Of the Goth ul.. TO the
satisfaction OF all parties interested. The
day was delightful and the travelling good
The room was prepared and ornamented
with much care and taste. The guam
,ity and quality OF the refreshments were
perfectly satisfactory, and lar exceeded
the most sanguine expectations. AdIa'n'
ing towns were well represented. conse'
quently the house was filled 10 overflow
ing, and many were obliged TO remain
outside The grea, variety Of useful AID
fancy articles offered for sale was OF such
quality as to command a ready sale.
The several departments were conducted
IN systematic manner. All present
seemed 10 he in 6ne spirits, and to enjoy
themselves much. Success TO female en-.
,erprise. An OUTSIDER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-05
A Card.

The ladies of the Sewing Society in
Hancock tender their sincere thanks 10
their friends from adjoining towns for
their liberal patronage to the festival and
lair held on the 26ih ult. and also. those
in town who were disposed TO favor them
with their presence. The receipts OF
the afternoon and evening with the add.
ton Of few articles sold during a subse.
quent evening exceeded slio
PER OnpER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-05

FETRIpGg g. Co. send us Putnam Tor
October. also lIarper's Story Book, ="
(No. TO- for September, both of which
are Tor sale by Moses Hale. Contents oil
Putnam:
Original Pouaies OF Washington;
Wind and Rain; The Wiley House-A
Ballad OF the White Hills; Benito Cereno;
Unknown tongses-Langusge Of Ami.
mals-Psrt ii; Life among The Mormons;
My Darling; Alfred Tennysen; Living
in the country; The Helmet; Experiences
10 Mount Lebanon; The Drama in
France-Classic and Romantic; The
Legend of Goodman Poverty; Born, but
no, Buried; "reminiscences Of Tempest.
los, Life-Lafaysue; The Kansas CUES.
ton; Editorial Notes.
The Story Book is a very interesting
number, being description Of the
HARPER ESTABLISHMENT" No. only
children, but adults, will be interested
and Instructed by its perusal,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-05

Mr.. JEFFERSON. (whom the presen,
persuedo. Democracy is won, TO claim as
its founder when writing upon the effects
Of foreign emigration gave ven, 10 his
solemn apprehensions III the following
prophetic language:
They 1.-THE foreigners) will bring with
them the principles of the governor, they
leave, imblbed in their early youth: or, II
able to throw them of, it .ill be in ex.
change FOR an unbounded Nervousness,
passing as is usual, from one extreme t.
another. |, would be a miricle were
they to stop precisely a, the poin, Of TEN.
pera,e liberty; these principals with their
language, they will transmit to their
children. In proportion to their numbers
they will share with US the legislation.
They will iniuse into it their spirit, warp
and bais its direction. render it a hetero-
geneous, inc oherent, distracted mass.