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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

kor getsht or passage apply 20
EDW'D X COLLINS, No. 81 Wall street, New York
bk0WE SAIPLEH co Liverpool.
STEPHKE KENNARD CO., 81 Austin rriars London.
B.0. WAINWRIGHT q CO., Paris
GEORGE II. DRAPER, HAyre.
owners OF these shps iii not be accountable foe gold
silver bullion specs jsrerJ precious stones metAs
thf pms e, aa,ns are signed therefor and the value
Shippers take notice that hs ships OF shs line can
act carry any goods contraband Of war
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i mail steamshps-
FROM TO LIVERPOOL.
Second cabin passage. ................ rs
FROM BOSTON TO LIvrtsPooL.
o. Ssus psssa6o. PIN
The chips from 6oston oaii at Halifax.
ARABIA, Capt. Judhns, AMERICA, Capt. Lang.
PERSIA. Capt. Ryrie, EUROPA. Capt Shannon.
Asia, Capt. E. g. Lott, CANADA, Capt. Stone,
Al MICA Capt. Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt. Leitch
These vessels carry clear white light head
green on stsrbosrd bow; rcd on port bow.
ASlA Lott, leaves Boston, Wednesday. July 4.
AhEkICA, Lang, Boston, Wednesday July Is.
cAA Gan Stone, Boston, Wednesday Angus.
Berths not secured until paid for.
An exPrenced surgeon on board.
The these ships viii mot be accountable for gold
les; bills Of ladns are signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
For freight or passage apply to
Il. CUNARD, No 4 Bowling Green.
There will be steamships Of this line New York
until further notice
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NlILLINERY, sc.

MILLINERY, &C.
M ILLINERY.-THE LADIES OF NEW YORK AND
M the Vicinity rsspeotnly informed tha in view OF
scpton Of bonnet including variety OF silk
Grape Dunstabspt straw Leshorn. Tuscany hate. wai
hue and color elegantly made end chsstsly trimmed VIII
The pubic respectfully invited to call and examine the
stock. LYON ISAACS, No. Diviyion street.
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ITO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD,--THE FIRST
cabin passengers In the City OF Mobile, from Liverpool,
wish her admra;ien OF the ability their
pilot, W. J., Murphy. His kindness and attention also,
VII ever be held By them in grstofal rsmenbrsn Signed
behAlt OF the nrst cabin passengers JOHN SALMON
Signed on bohslf Of the seOons On bin IAlsngts
juno 90 1876. THOS ROBINSON.
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WANTED TO ExCHANGE-A BEAUTIFUL FARM OR
oountryseat los we'll cultivated has pn
~ Of wood house every
in seed order and land we'll orOpped situated shrsws
bury river twenty miles n New York; 50 cents
landing convenient ne situsMon for boarding house
store Terms to cash purchaser Win ira 10 for sail
ing vessel in part whole. Apply to F. DUNCAN, II
Nassau street, corner Of John, second floor.
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VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY FOR sALE-9,ooo
tbitlminous coal land. situate in Mc1ean
isrms easy. Apply to ROBT THOMPSON, JR.,
Warren and Green Wich streets New York.
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THE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL ALI HIS LOCUST
timber including several Thousand posts Aso
very large quantity q heavy timber At for ships or deo!s
GLIDING besides oak and chestnut Of the best hickory
Address at Loyds Manor, Huntington Post Once L.
HENRY LLOYD.
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ITO DRUGGISTs.-FOR SALE, GOOD STORE. DOING
fret rate business and thoroughly stocked Apply ~
Hiaht
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EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE-THE UNITBD
II States mail steamer UNION. Captain R Adams,
snder, will leave for Havrs touching at Southampton TO
land the mails Saturday June 80 At II
O'Clock from pier No North river foot Beach street
passage cabin $50; second esbin $5. Lug
during tho should be cent board
the day before sailing, marked below freight win be
piy to NORTIMER LIVINGSTON, 0Sfroadway.
N. BAH letters must pass through the Post ofhc
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-20

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seen buried, one after another, her beloved
kindred. She had heard Of Chicago. She
had heard that in this city there were Office,
where strangers wishing employment coult
find work. She had on foot Travelled many
miles, until she reached Milwaukee, anC
thence by the kindness Of poor sailor, who
had seen her day after day on the dock
watching the steamers depart, had inquired
and ascertained that she wished to come
hither; bot Had not the money. He brough,
her TO Chicago On his own vessel, and had
told her that, by crossing the bridge, she
could find one of those places where situa.
tions were given to worthy applicants.
Such was her story. She had mentioned
no name except that of father, mother and
the endearing appellarions of brother Geo.
rye, Willie, &c. Both of the women wer.
crying bitterly. The fashiona b ly dressed
lady turned her face toward the river, that
her tears, at such crowded and unusual
place. might not be observed. She reoues-
ted us to take her two boys-George and
Willie, she called them-by the hand; to
keep them from danger, and then putting her
arm around the neck of the poor, friendIess,
wandering orphan stranger said, "you arc INV
own sister. ] am Lizzie"
These two beings, children OF the same
parents, how different have been their paths,
and how deep their sufferings! We have
seen them together in "Lizzie's'' cartilage,
driving along Lake street. They are doubt
less as happy as their bereaveme nts, reliey.
ed only by the consciousness of duty faith.
fully performed, can permit. But while the
suffering Of that father and mother NAV be
family known from the story of the dOugh-
ter, what must have been the mental agony
Of that other daughter, unkindly banished
from her mothers side, and driven out into
the world without a fathers blessing?-
What must have been her grief when her
letters, written from prosperous city, from
the house Of her wealthy and kind husband,
telling them of her success, and of the birth
Of her children, were unDoticed and unan-
swered! She must have felt indeed that the
hearts Of that father or mother, her sister
and brothers must have been hardened a.
gainst her. We will say no more. That
scene will live in our memory while we can
the holy love of father, mother
aud kindred.
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one HnnnY IEcarfe

Have you made one happy heart to-day!
How calmly you can sleep on. the pillow;
how sweetly sleep! In all this world there
is nothing so sweet as giving comfort to the
distressed, as getting sun ray into gloo-
my heart. Children Of sorrow meet us
wherever we turn; there is not moment
that tears are not shed and sighs uttered.--
Yet how many Of those sighs are caused BY
our own thoughtlessness! How many a
daughter wrings the very soul OF fond
mother by acts of unkindness and ingrati-
tude! How many brothers and sisters meet
to yex and injure each other, making wounds
that no human heart can heall All! il each
one worked upon this maxim day by day
strive to make some heart happy Jealousy,
revenge, madness. hate, with their evil as.
sociates. would forever leave the earth.
Ifyou would relish your food. labor for Il,
IL you would enjoy your raiment. pay for Il
before you wear it; ifyouw would sleep sound
u. take s,clsar Conscience to bed with
you. ~ NJ
|! Mygusdine star was. and viii DO duty and
pleasure and desire Of the heart must wnlt.
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Ak IScipEEr IN ScHooE TEAcRrHe,--
One day saw little fellow with bic arm
about a little witch Of girl. enddavoring u
interpret the maniiestatisas right. e kiss
her. HI m
Tommy sAid I.whas ars yoa dslas
there!n
.'Nothing, sir.''
"He wath tlyin 70 kiih ne thus' spoks
the bright eyed lltls witch. and shs sysd
him keenly.
"Why Lucy. what prompted him e set
50 uagentlemanly, right hsre ia sckoollv 4
asked. anticipating some lah.
"Oh, he hitehed UP hers. and then =
wanted me 10 kith him, and I told him +
wouldn't kith such thdmthy boz aih Be f.:
then 10 thaid led kish ms. and 1 told hi
he dashn't; but "a ethai1 Ii would DO Il. -
told him ] .yopld tell tha mastkdfifhs III
but - thaid - aidn'tearS : lhasp for -
=
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Or The Troy Times sayhniae hundred
and nineteen dogs have been destroyed BY
the High Constable and his assistants this
tsessonIin that eiH, ats ssst tcthe sitS Of
soIeI
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Mem Civilizations.

A NEW WORK BY MRS. ELLIS
N ANsON D. +. RANDOLPH, Ne SIS Broadway, will
publish, Aprl5
MY Broth
Or, The MAN MANY FRIENDS.
BY Mrs Ellis author Of Women Of England" Family
Secrets" &c. vol, IL mo.
Ready next week
HOPE CAMPBELL; Or, Know THYsELF. By the auth Or
of Lily Gordon" Margaret Cecil &c vol, i6mo 76c.
Recently Pub shed:
THE FOUNTAIN OF LIVING WATERS. By Theodore
Irving LII. d. vol lsIno SO cens. -
PLAIN WORDS TO YOUNG COMMUNICATE. By
JAMES w Alexander 1omo., IS cenu
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Just Published,
TIIE SPELLER and DEFINERs MANUAL.

WILLIAM w. SMITH,
Principal Of Grammar School No York, suthor Of the
Spoilers Manual
This work destined TO supply desdersum long fet in the
school contains about fourteen Thousand of the most
useful word, In the English Language, correctly spelled, pro
for spelling prs1es and uB1e. with Their rules
for Of capitals punctuation and other marks used wnnS
eo@po.ition .sSessoDs &c to which !. added voc.ba
larry reference Words which reseube each other 10
have different arranged together
ard occupy about eighth Of the entire work containing
neay hree noiareG psses me seoeres 10, s Pm p
FER pss1SEss %ASUaI supple. al that can Be
desired In ordinary dictionary speller Ju~n.he much
Important attenuation l cannot te found n nss and p's.ese
i've adapted to the capacities Of chdten and
AMID the .ieties OF the school room
be Of the most useful works for schools
seinsrue'on ever Issued " tex book and t' sIsmnA
Gp wv s. S By the BSs for
the Public Schools Of New York City and nearly the
whole of the fret edition 10 already eIhsused.
We invite attention TO the following extracts Of notices OF
this work from P city R ESs eomm.,ci, Advertiser
THE volume only vsusbe te,t book for schools
but viii be useful to ledge mechanics
u "'''''''' FROM The New. York Evsnselh
neatly arranged, aud shows evident marks ofcsre
From The Sunday Dispatch.
1--WE perceive that the author has adopted plan which
We approve off that of presenting The ordinarily
used in writing and printing and not dividing the into sylla
IN book OF pu.eript which the od system
sysbezns word spelling book and such words are
tinn, marked We attention of teachers
Prom Lite Illustrated.
I'VE Ike the plan and execution Of this new work and re-
commend IL to the attention OF teachers"
From The New York Observer
This school ook Of genuine character The author
eseher Of experience In the schools OF New
Yoi who published smaler book OF sm
lar character Of which many thousand copies sold
treat number Of words whose ohosrsphy difficult 10 be
remembered by young scholars here grouped together
regardless OF apbsbeoal order and apparently snewhst at
rsndo yet resy they divided into the various classes
In which The words the m.elyes from certain striking sim
ties differences in sp Hing meaning or ponuneison ma
turally fail Thus otelisk put with bast and heaf9mo
with estooomb At the bottom Of esch page paragraph Of
judcious questions spg to the words AID sgnhes
sv.p above Thus IL 10 ssed what is the difference be-
tween foliage rerduys and vegetation IL contains many
yeube seons for teachers asd pupils which worthy
Of the of every aborous but hon
orstle ppnut Of teaching the Young
Retail price 62i Single copies for sxsmloston sent
any part OF the country pest paid receipt Of htv cents
ADDRESS DANIEL BURGESS Co Puolishsn,
Ma 10 John If New. York.
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e.nsrant lutellsence once and Labor kxchanss
Removed n No "a Cansst TO the corner OF Centre ane
6unsi sts New York The Office established By the Com
.soner Emigration, whore can always be found large
esmbss LABOkERs and SERVANTS At very low rates Of
ases end pesons have their orders filled BY writing 70
- eapentsa6en and sending the amount Sa TO pay
,ssssss Of the PARTIES required No fees charged TO
s3oveys JAMES p. FA0AN. Superintendent
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Cost an0 foun0.

DOG LOST-In Broadway, near the irving
~ Heu.e on the 2i:t inst large black NEWFoUND-
LAND DOG With white bis neck and white feet.
SIS Reward will be psa for him. his return to the Weshers
Office in the Custom House.
I OST-Either on the cars, between New Haven
and Bridgeport or i'm mssistsy .sss ssPPps out Of the
between - snd $40 and Note for four months Of go s.
drawn by c. Wetmore and indorsed by Nelson BOuord
dated Feb a. 1855 together vh other psoers Whoever may
find said Porte Monnsie will be amply rewarded BY returning
the to the owner. ct Remington Csnn or to Smith
Barlow Bridgeport
persons hereby cautioned against negotiating for said
Note, 90 payment the % has been stopped.
March Il, 1855 ID. c. SPENCER, Remington, Conn.
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KATE AYLESFORD THE GREAT REV
IN OLUrlOsARy ROsAscE be published
SATURDAY MORNING MrehA,st
TB.PE -ERsON's, No. ia Cbssnutst, Phlsdslphis
KATE AYJESFORD
STORY OF THE REFUGEEe.


TB -ERsOSs, No. ia Cbesnutst, PhDsdsphs
KATE AYLESFORD;
STORY OF THE REFUGEEs.
BY CB.RLLsJ. PErEssos.
Author Of Crups in the Last War and publisher Of Pc
tersen's Ladder Magazine"
CorpI.. in one large volume neatly bound In cloth, for
81 IS: or in two vounes paper cover for 81
TBP ETERsOS No. lt2 ChestIutst, Philadelphia, has
row rssey to send by mail and will publish SATURDAY
next Mach a. what be believes be the best historical rOve
ever written America only tale Of the
that tired mems souls only faithful picture ofthe
Of &C. but Of the most thrilling powerful and sbb
ing s,oIss perned This the opinion Of the beet AID
impartial editors and critics several Of whom have rea
the proof sheets They all that 10 no mere
aeb penny feop Of equal value and iateyes full
Of stirring incidents ard strongly drawn scenes; intensely in
tns every psse esu;fa in style and 90 true to
nature tina, it can be delight BY the best educated
Of the country.
READ THE TABLE CONTENTS.
The Eisb. at Sea Pomps Adventure
Kate Ayh sfofd. The Abduction.
The sbip~reck- The VSlnn~en
Tie Country Tavern The Pursuit.
Mi Gordon. The Refugee ReyeL
TIE Abonivs Attempt The attack
The Pe'cus. Ssei Of Che'not Neck
S Arb. The The 6ss,h Bed
TIE Ride. Toe Escape
Ulele Lawrence. Intevep,ed-
Ts.m.rch on Trenton. The Bloodhound
The BisupoerstsndiDg The Prsonerr
The Country Church 9ulsshi
IN. Me,ti1g The Pursuit
Ths Int ruption The Deuh shot
Ayes'orc and Mrs Warren Sveetwa'er Again.
A,lesfcrd sbd Kate. The Orphan Child
Tbe X. fusees Hot. Aylesford Mansion.
The Plot Macy
TrescheTy. Wedding 10 1850
Farewell
Copie. of either edition Of the will be any per-
SON. to part the United States free of postage their
renit price Of the edition they may wish 70 the pub
hher, IN letter post paid.
Pubihed END for ,sle the Cheap Publishing Bootseng
and Supplying Establishment OF 7. B. PETERSON
No 100 Chestnut a., Phi s1e phs-
Booisnes News Agents and all others Si plese send 10
fbsir n. 49,
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Chances for Business Alen.
NOVELTY.-A WRITING MACHINE, b

A NOvELTY.-A WRITING MACHINE, by
N which with common pens, Ink and paper original and
eopss ether 90 single sheets or in blank book
car be written ultaneousy IL very rpie in eonsruc-
non 10 with all the freedom Of detached IL fills
dsdsrstun besides entirely supercedins the copying
pres Every swJer eopyis uerchsnt busines literary
shoa6 have IL equally useful for copying draw
lace and calico patterns and enpsvinss wood The
Psertee Offers Right for sale In such States and cities -
still rensn undspossd Of 1t 10 fortune for the purchsser
For nodes prices 4e-, write apply 10 D. SHEPHERD,
Counsscrst Law, No. Wsllst
CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED-To enter
~ into the MERCANTILE BUSINESS In one Of ne No.
wealthy COUNTESS Of New Jersey Daily eomme1iesn9r ia
fort AID fhisdelPhiA rsiiro.S Nc e!a RI o.
AusceneicopsP o., Warren Co.. Nevyer,eI
EOR SALE-A GROCERY and FEED
STORE With good Of cssons" 60 ss', eaS W.,
and eorref up tcws. with Stool r1.as1 oeSd
sndseuI years, iess. ApvIJ to T. H. bho"N' NO. "S'
g. frcG v sP.A
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MI Sc UM:-
Bos the TEW HI StHEsd pousns .ss @
s,r.J,, arl.,.st curiosity 10 the World friday
ES.b rs. lss-svENING z oeloes ses pspsl,y so,s
TTPHooS as TWO FARcEs. AL the Gu io@ities 20
b. 80, .ibeot erus charge. Ambulance, Is eenn child
cen
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60 iubom it flag Concern.

INFORMATION WANTED.-A little Girl by
i the name Of CATHERINE McNALLY was taken from
Rardas Island the sth Of January last BY Woman who
herself her mother and her MARY
ANN MORAN and her residence Nc. 70 Cannon St and her
reference Mr. Hsfins No $40 Grsndr Said Gil was about
years hair blue eyes not large but peonf fes
turea Whoever Will information that lead 70 coy
ens the whereabouts Of the above mentioned Child shall DO
hbersHy rewarded and gill relieve mothers anxiety
GEO. KELLOCK, ia. s1p't o. D ?.
Office Of the Governors OF The Aims House HesYok Mach
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lanes HICKEY, having been ABSENT from
u HOME for the past months bis wife. now residing 10
Eorthampton M.L de.rors Of hearing from him ne iet
Ger the hight and Of sht complexion Any inorms
REBECCA HICKEY,
Rourd Hill, Northampton Mas, March q, 1855.
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n IRN U Ms MI SEU NJ :.
II GRAND HArIONAL BABY SHOW

III X u wi T. "
Is GRAND nArIONAL BABY SHOW,
TWENTY. ONE PaEaIU~s AsoUsTisG TO ONE
TBOUsANo DOLLARS.
Opep to Children urder Eve yes from all Parts efhe
Of Bs sbps nav be a. TIE
Full DETAILS will be published in the daily psPe Of Saturday,
the 74th ipst.
DERHAMs BUKLESQUE OPERA HOUSE,
i No es Brc.dw.,: THIS EVENING; -
AND bURLEsoUE OPERA TROUPE
Of The mon talented voests and in.unent.s ADD uner
eon.S, ,bs es't Mere D,iDss or, 10 p. pfpf;.o1
INC. al ~ O'Clock and on the AFTERNOONS of WEDNES
DAYS End SATURDAYS at o'clock. Admission Is cents;
children under 10 yesn halfprice
r U c. X y, "a, ,so s Z Z ENAD ERS'
EVERY MONT TBIs WEEK the New Piece entitled the
TWO POMPEYs.
ETHIOPIAN MINsTRELRY:
Concert at n O'clock. Tickets % cents Reserved Sess
NEO. CBRISTY q woods MINSrRELS-
u No. <72 Brosdw.y.-oPEE EVERY EVENING
f'ck-s rs sspts
TNHIRE is but ONE OPINION that the most
i Interesting Exhibition 10 New York 10 John sMIra5
GRAND TOUR OF EUROPE, and SIEGE or sEvAsro.
POL howns 20 views ~ feet wide OF the principal otec"
ouer saw, visited this Exhibition in Loodon in company
with Minister end it's s.suredly the most effective Do
na nnon !, h, The nabc and he pres. Al En- ,ire Hall
80 SIS srosdSsy EVERY EVENING, Al. =. o:isst I'D
SATURDAY O'Clock The Piano Am'co by Mr. AYL"lN
FIELD Of LoDoep. Aemi,,ance Is cents
NOW OPEN-NATIONAL ACADEMY of
~ DESIGN The oTa ANNUAL EXHIBITIONS o. the
cP rs BoadwsS now b .Psn pnes and
The collection formed exelusye, Of ohsns Picture.
been s1kiStss il tIh city ASmI..iSp cent. Season
to the Public ct unsu charge until further notice kos
u the PAINTINGS and ststusry are still On exhibition
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T OTIS TO LET-m Greenwich-st., between
~ Barclay and veesy Firs soA ssesal LeAs xsht -
Ing buXass Inquire II ALrKID =. LAORxvR, II. =
0rseaweh-se, % ths prSmiDsA I
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YNHE P-TOWN BOOKS IRE,
No 6s7 Broadway
JAMES ICKERSON.
BOOKS PRINTED ON LINEN FOR CHILDREN
Tbes bools are hides ructbe and viii neither
ont They are beautifully coloed. COcK ROBIN LITTLE
RIO PEEP CAT AND MOUSE. and HOUSE THAT JACK
ITTLE POLK, BOOKS being Sc little Story books for
the standard Nursery stories which we all heard
- a long time seo"
New Boota
FOMF LIFE py The Rev nr. Hasue Price 81.
HARRY's VACATION By W. c. Richards. Price oil.
RICHARD THE LION HEARTED. in series. BY the Rev.
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BOARD.--To let with BOARD, two pleasant,
I'D lsise ROOMS for gentlemen and their wives or single
senlemeu No IS West Washington place near Wsships'
ton Pa Ground to the and stases Inquire
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Bodr6 and Rooms.

AN ELEGANT HOUSE, near 5th-av. and l4th
"A VIII be ready the LIST OF Mag to receive select fsm
the House and hear q. particulars b.
addressing Mn LEE, Union square Post Office Reference
rrduired
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
FARM LABoRERs. MECHANICS and

DEADER BOY.-Wsnted, an intelligent lad To
IL read copy Must be sble to read Ms. easily. Apply 10
Once I Spruc-sf
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| WANTED-A situation by a smart, active
w youps Girl. as CHAMBERMAfD, WAITER, or to take
the Care Of Children. Can be of two days No. lo2
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Tor sALE-A HOTEL and RESTAURANT.

enc Of he best oser-S both locality ard bod
re.. cod only the about removing sn tho city.
Scr 93l
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BOARD in BROOKLYN.-Gent can OBJ
ID tain partial Bosrd and pleasant Rooms with private
fsnily No 2l9 Adams st. near Johnson References ez
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-09
He CALEDON mi A N.

"klndle fire, and fasten door and windows,
so that our neigbbors may see nothing Of the
riches | have brought home. d, dear, how
heavy it was! There must be enough to buy
three whole village
The wife did as he said, then she fastened
back, and opened one sack after another: in
every one there was-nothing but sand, dry
leaves. and pebble-stoncs. A, this sight she
uttered a loud cry.
There. see what thou hast have al
ways told thee that nothing good ever came
from the dwaris. Ii it only does not bring
more misfortune to our house"
Benedict stood stupefiod with horror: in
his fright the sickle which he still held fell
from his hand. The handle was of bazel-wool
and it fell exactly into the sack. The dry
leaves Immediately changed into gold pieces,
the pebble stones into diamonds, and the sand
into pearls. Benedict perceived now that
the hazel-wood possessed peculiar pow
ers, not merely to make bad bow behave
himself, but to change enchanted treasures
back again to what they were originally. He
tried the same experiment with the remain
ing sacks, and became at once the richest
man in the place. to the great vexation of the
tailor. who would gladly have seen himself in
Bcnedict's place, but in his greedy avarice
had only brought upon himself a most unwel-
come acquisition.
Observe now, content is far better than A.
varice.