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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-15

BROADWAY THEATRE.-This evening In set apart
for the bentf Of M. Harrison, when cinderella,
appearing In another opera on the occasion Of his
beLtft, fnoiDg from the manager thst numerous
requests for one night more Of Cinderella" we're
made, ne has yielded 70 the desire Of the public, an d
will appear to night in Cinderella" aided by the
sweet vocalist Miss L. Pyre. The concluding piece
viii be the farce Of Q "Blighted Being"
BowERY THEArRE-The pieces selected for this
evening are those which have drawn at oil times
large audiences TO this establishment. The first
BY Q drama, introducing Mr.. Charles, an Irish come.
dian, and the entertainments will conclude with the
farce OF Servants BY Legacy" Waldron, the pro-
pfietor OF me Bowe:.y, Is proving that no entertain.
ments on his side Of the town can equal his.
Burrows THEA1RE-The selections for this even.
ipg are euch % cannot fail 10 draw q large audi
tnce. Burton Ia always happy In bis selections and
this evening he seems 70 add TO the attractions Of
bis establishment. He announces the fare Of
John Jonts," the comedy Of Living too Fast"
the "warderirg Minstrel" and Turning the To
bles"-all OF his leading artists appearing In the
respective casts.
WALLAcK's TnHArRE.-Ths comedy OF five acts,
cast oil the leading members OF wallack's company,
- the opening piese OF this evening. This viii be
followed BY ihe " Captain OF the watch" Messrs.
Lester, Phillips, hrs. O mover, and Mrs. Stevens,
tsr's COMEDY Of " Two 20 oSes vii be given Tor FOR
The pleasure Of those who admired IL on former
EVENING".
AnIRIcAs MUsEUn.-The afternoon performances
At this old and fsvorite resort, s.e such a. must
please tn patrons. The piece Of . Qaits at Home
and the domestic drama q " Biask Eyed sasan.'
10 the evening. the Temperance drama OF tho
" Drunkard," With Clarke and Mis Me-fayer In the
leading characters.
WOODS The same yery Interesting
snd anusing negro deiineations come of every
evening. The b~uriefque Of the " Hotel a Asrique,n
and Q variety OF negro amusements this evening".
BUcKLEY's SERENA pERs.--The b~uriesque Of " Ia.
cretla Borgis," N, a. IL should be, becanss IL IL
really . CO pitsl buriesque, admired BY ali. II yin
be repeated this evening.
PHIL DELrnIA.-Hhs Greenaeid, Che Back
Swan n giving concerts at the SAMSON Street
Hall. The annual ball Of the Acton' Order Of
Friendship 10 TO beigivcD on the 22i Instant. Mr..
Estelie Potter h playing ~ the Chestnut
HAvASA.-The opera season vas nearly over a,
the latest dates. 6igDor Mayini had q bsneat on the
sth, and Reneventauo's benefit IVES snnounoei for
the 1lth. A pianist named Riviera waa 10 m ,ke bis
dtbrf en- the last nsmsd night.
PAsrRsos, NJ. IA theatre has been opesei here
under the management Of Mr.. Harrison, of Brock.
Ign, . well known amateur. The PAterson pagers
speak highly Of the cJmpany.
Bosror-The Hovard Athensum win open uni,r
the manseemept Of Mr.. Henry Willard. on wednes-
day, the 18th inst.
DTTEoir M. hcFs rland announced that he
would open the theatre here for the spring aud sum
mer seatou, on the evening OF ths i2tn Inst.
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ant, net very sober, was in . dancing saloon In James
street, on the nights question, whence he was snticsd
by prisoner and two others. Being led into an alley. way,
he was there knocked down and rubbed Of his clothes.
Complainant a. soon a. possible shouted watch, and he
was found q few moments after In . naked state, BY .
police officer. The prisoner was subsequently, arrested,
and the complainant's boots were found In his posses.
sion. Mr.. Spencer, counsel for the defendant, commended
that the whole transaction took place in . drunken spree.
Verdict, guilty Of petit larceny. Sentenced TO the Peni-
tertiary for SIX months.
The court then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-15

fhIvATfohe or TsO MILITARY OFTICERs.
IRON the kingsion (Jsm hotaifx Journal. Jan Is
On friday evening ihs sloop Hopswsu s-in. nas,sr.
arrived Al fer Royal, after hsvisx b~sa q, .a for sf,y.
t-o days, 10 an gnsuoostsfni sitsiny; 10 reach TsR.
IslAnas Ia the Hopsssli ser. Ilsats. ast. EosS.,. .as
Eiehards, ~ tie th!fd wss, fsdiA Rexaasat, az siss Mrs
hedgsrs. Ths narrative ~ ssrAsb,s BY aooi ssd nsll
Ia. :. y. w. ss,5 n.p.si, - ssn s.,,.T. 0a'' and - rrr''
u sssms tha, Tie ~Itap~v.ti vss ~srnplsy.d ~ ths GOV.
i.issa' il ssiss iss.ss.i t1as 2i.s, sosssrs .sasis 10, ,,ss
command az the d.isshmsnt there. A Pers nsss.t.
ssa very Issneisstiy mannef, wlih The msst.y 49, 49,.
boJs On the coast ~ ~. pomlBzo. . severe Sals VS.
sIlsrisneed, sai iLs mssisf -as inaas.d V laaa, 10
srder 70 preeuie ts ssrves. II : mao vbon he kss.,
70 sssisi him IN ssssring N. vssssI Ts 20. ~.
found, but ts asihssitiss rsfassd % aIlsv him 70 lSs,.
pioysd BY the British ro.sssasst -as ~, 1880 Id.
The eon'Fzfy, the vssssi vas rsssslsi a. q ssaaxxl~w
- s'..s.i.sa . us n.,sr, Ne i.e sno.r vsas
. bsrop-vho ASSISTED ussi i1sgt Essx.rs -ss oo,~r,.v
o. Tons lalasas-ts TIE .~sssysnss u ,As, sas.r.
u sssms that . AsT2ssk sss ste aHy s.ni 10 ~ gms
for iniorming h' ImTsnI MAJESTY, that M Govsrss~
90 his ,hofss. However, 90 mas -hoss ssrvl,.s .,r.
fsquirss sss -, aliswtd % 70 - board tho Hsp~.sa-
.gsA t.lsg soa,rsD oh. sr&srs y a. Enp.-sf nssh.-
ts vssssi fhsn PIT 70 80, vbfn 80 n.sss inereflbA
~bsFasLlp. ssrs snsoun,sr.s, frous tbs fary a IN. a.
E.ni' N. ssssts = -tlsh 80. ssE~ssasi BY Ne d.
sa.ggsty ~ 'ks usv n. s-s oaesTs ia IL a. go,
bssi 10 sssiar - tasnsson seansn sss ~ 90. esesxs,.
vbsh aisbfisr hst go sHs~fst, thsy hs1 ~ Ell a.
.,,.r .'ss' % sso'e.r sse.slsa ,A.1 .sr. e~.atsliss
70 hhd 90 the los Eiesa rat ~ W. lsAsf, shsre
lhHisttht Rodgers YufeAs % tbs bali ~ AZ ca s.a
lev quarts q t@anf Tor II, IL 0ffa - ksvs ss<ss grs.
rtfigpt On b1ssf fems tfws after kavlnx fhis Sac
The n sstsr ~ tao HcB<.sii Aseisr~s his laab 0sy - ~.
css1 10 1sfks hisDts. 40 &sssd Leatensnt H%<<rws
y sies y ne ss'sf n. s.ilssi sss.r r.~lsses
esehnsS 70 %lutsrfsrs, srespt - fsr as " sfvia@ 90 ssp.
tain 70 eontthes he r0Isgs towards hs 1sstlnsasa
torn, sna afrivst ~ f0sf Royal, az ALREADY sts.~x. a,
Tr6ay srsbtrR. whsn Mrs.. Hav.rs ga taasn sn go
w Cohrsi Fsna and mel kfr1iy eass4 for wkI.h 40.
lasr the oaosrs, AS9 al On b11r1 re4sirsl a. Ca ~.
s'i niss az. q hssr ryss. tssy bad D,ns srssiAiax
We have bsss fsqs,stss 70 ssa,s sss, A. x,.s...S
ihs Hsftsn Bars. q esttag Lsst ncsssts C,vsr..w
trdsEny sfoss frun tks l91lerous eafru &C.,
fyift ~smgSytog that t~fm in s1arssl,. 49, w.u..s
cor, 10 ssaosd.ses wsts . ussrs wf<h - -.
EsEsnl 1870
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United States Commissioner Court.
Before Geo. W. Morton. ESQ.

ALLEGED SLAVE TRAFFIC IN THE YEAR l852-DIs
CHARGE OF THE ACCUSED.
Fin. 14.-The United States Us. Felleti, alias Captain
Kraft.-fhs defendant in this case, Is already reported
in the HERALD, was charged with being engaged in slave
traffic, on the coast Of Africa, in the year 1852, in the
schooner Advance, Of which, II was alleged, he was then
master. The evidence as to the identity was conflicting
and extremely doubtful, and the commissioner this
morning discharged Capt. Felietti, as the evidence ad-
dueet did not prove him to be Capt. Kraft, the master Of
the Advance.
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fArAr Accpnr N a sroAx Rsrsrr .-coron.r WI
helm held an inquest yesterday upon The BODY u Arshi-
bald Thompson. recently = aborer IN the sugar rsan.ry
corner OF Iaight and West streets, Who eams 70 bis death
from severe scalds received Wills ck anlnx oss o. ths
In accordance with the above fscts. The deceased vas .
native Of ireland, and about forty eight years o. Ar.
ne leaves . wife and family 70 lament his untimsly cod
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Prttlc EtKcurfos ~ ~ILLfsom-Ths Csl~~.
1891 .T~s-.en relates ths foaiswiax oss.rrsass
eio.sea - eiossisg 10 nlssissiprl opposite Dusss-s.
.so,sss ga hllst " sbhw co hs kss4 rss-ivsS seq
skat.v sssxston, ~ . tssm rusninx sw~T
noth~r fsu frDn tks fsnes sea- tas $780, 80 sssrs
e hfs srns sn1 brsks Ne arm saoshsr wemss . feet w~s
ssss.@el n GsamE ths s~Ksept1es. sss h.pe~ e-rr&a~~~.
sssNat 80 Ne 1ss hssxss"
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LAND yoR THE SArr SrE. NAME CANAL Cor.
rAsy in the eenate Il MichigAn, 90 ths sth lnstsst
Ut Brcvn presented the petition o. Ersstas Csr.ing, y
y BROOKS and others, asking The Lgisssare 10 sstkss.
~. nsrss Casa Company, vhieh vs refsrrsi tessl
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Whereas, there ID . large number Of immigrants Who
are Q charge upon this oommissiou, owing 70 Q general
scarcity Of labor In this city; and, whereas the time Ia
near st hand when labor VIII be In demand In the agri.
Resolved, That IL Is deemed s~xpedient, for the purpose
Of relieving this commission, and for the welfare Oh ia
constituents, that labor should be found for this vast
amount Of person. And further, be IL
Resolved, That in view Of such contingency, II Ia de.
sirable that . competsnt person be employed, whose
duty II shall be to visit said agricultural districts, for
the purpose Of urgiug upon farmers and others TO en-
ploy such immigrants, and TO induce said employers 10
make provision for the transportation OF such persons.
Resolved, That an agent be employed at a salary not
10 exceed te rate Of $500 per annum, aud that said
situation be abolished or or before the hrst day OF June
next, unless otherwise ordered by . vote OF this COM
mission.
The Board then adjourned.
wKEKLY URINARY.
Alien ~emisrants arrived up to It'll inSt........ $3.50
Up to I4th inst ........ ............ LASS
Total. 1920
Arrived up TO same date In 1854. ........... l6,gl3
pecrea,e 20 for thi. year. 1898
OF those there are In
Wards Island Hospital. . +. $50. 1,T05
Refuge department 400
ro,h a,74S
Reeeipts and Dubursements.
Aggregate receipts TO lath inst .......... e26, COS 10
Balance In bank Jan. ................ 6l,192 40
Total. ......... 1877 6S
Aggregate Endorsements. ,............ S7,78d 10
Balance In bank ............. s3l 90
Due TO counties December l, 1894. ......... $50, 900 %
From the above Il will be seen that there "a but very
little money In the HANDS q the Commissioners, their
debts largely exceeding their means.
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United States Dissrict Attorneys Once

FEB. H-The United States District Attorney has
made an alteration respecting the summonins Of jurors
for the federal COURTS step which has been induced,
no doubt, to prevent grand juries In future extending
their session ad liJituns.
JURORS IN UNITED STATES COURTS.
An arrangement has been made by which the jurors
in the United States District Court will be summoned for
the third week Of the term, instead Of the Hrst week, as
heretofore. Gentlemen on these panels viii not serve
more than ten or twelve days. The compensation Is two
dollars to each juror for each days attendance, irres-
pective OF the number Of causes tried. We subjoin q
list OF names OF the grand and petit jurors drawn for
next Tuesday, the Goth inst. -
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The New Jeuey L,auor mn.

A correspondent o. the Newark k,reury, -riusx from
Trenton on the 18th INST, says
The Prohibitory bill came up a. the special order In
the Senate this morning. Ths Iobblss were crowded 70
surs, and The galleries ntsd With lsAiss, vbo manifested
the deepest Interest In the proceeS ings. Tbs principal
opposition 10 the bill vas made By sxnstor Bonnsl, u
SUSSEX, vto proposed . eonsidsrsbls nunb~r ~ ansnd
msDts, tending 70 diminish Ia stnngency In . very ma
trial degree. There uss bat little speaking Tor o.
against the msasure, hs friends 10, S..iriag 10 drau
out o~ppo.ition by proposing Arguments In ia favor, and
is en.rniss being sontnt 20 Lt II pass 10 . third rad
ing without interpreting objection. Ths pdndpai 20.
msrks In favor Of th@ bill we're made BY nsssfa. Uorssy,
frsphhn and Howell, the former gentleman IN p@rtss
lar urging With great ssrnsssnsss IL passage A. nsess.
ssIy 70 The pea. and property 81 the STATE. NJ
Prsntln's remsrts related principally 70 the ~propgfs;y
81 referring the las 20 the people for their rejection or
approval. The btu vas ordered 70 q third TEA alag With.
out material amsnimests
Douhtfsss fhsr. ere mary tisnh q the uA.ssrs wko
viii eonsdsr IL passsss ~ he Arnaie a. rsaSsfs4 A..
tufsd By ~ action 20 DAY. 70 hibs oppostiion ga
made, and The si'isIbg smsnsmants we're VOTED dosn
vih sueb prom rtsiuess nd ussninlty. that, 70 ths su.
rertaai observer. no svsps you'd teen 70 h. " nofs
Irobsbls oecsrrvncs QAa I's tramphant passage, uhsn
finally brogght up But thoss who have intimate
knovledrs u The fssilnr ~ The y~nsis on this ~qasstson
sttsr'sin an entirely sl1sfsn, opinion from tbs. ns
orpensnts o. The nsessurs witbhsH 0~yfositl0n u as, a.
snstsr o. courtesy 20 lts frisnds. and rot L~oAus N
sny diiposiiioo 10 fsytr is Iassass. have oarsfany
anal, rsA the ~ssntinsnt Of % nss,s, aaa / ass p.s.
spA6sd that, under no ereUnstsbc~s, eAa ihs bl bs
p.sssd IN Va pressnt shsp@. Uyest@1 ~ s,rns o. H.
Tr.ssnt hul isnpe1sctons, u migbt, Dvssibiy. - sae.
es.faL-sut ihoss who have IA IN charge obls~t 10 ans
vital features sni hence 10 asfs.i u readsucd lnergss-
~, probably ~ ihs indisfc~itioa a 10 o~n frssA -
lbfsh W vsn Re@ni seFrtstfo1s ~ rnprovsnsnt. n
WI Fet.biy, cons ~ 90 ~ hnsl "a sage 10 asogres.
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PrspsrIyASrA HosFTrAL ron RIM ISplu-
ne total numbsr u p~usnts IN ne hospital 1asfnx sks
gsst yssr vss tl3-tbs highest nnmb<r AZ asy co. uas
bsnr 20, sn1 The bwssi 70. Dsrinx M year iTs 30.
ssns vsrs Admitted. ssa 10 we're 6ls<hsrrrt o. dsi
fbsrs are now xn antsf tara o. TIE psiheots DE-
chained furipg the yfsr, - wsrs cared. ~ wsrs mueh
impg ovsi, 10 Improved, Is ststiorsry, sed - Ss~f. rs
vks< nurnb~r q lnssss treated IL ~ Peansyivssa
Hospital s.nes 40 o. alag. In i.S1, 10 ARA
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SOp~ Wa4or.
.0ase's.eiG 1oAst - lsa1sss d 10,
s Ss-a ~ , - pserl N ~ tlss riehsS
ss yilIe. n n'aeeusillit
~ :. .1s9IORads disposition. Il
-. - ~ 1sr;sis, Il n'esvo-
Eh elsf q Z |. hss 4 upe carte dc.
~ lcst = ssass s',t : 7'''a'si
n bssqsisr pdsssa meme la com.
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Linge ceufectienne pour Hennes
et EnfautS.
uN GRAND cHotx DE
CHAPEAUX De PAHLE

-toiIc d d'Irlandc-toilc drnps-cotons blancs
Ct ecrus-indienncs-c otonnadcr-merino--
alpacn.-mous~clinc dc lnine noirc--alepinc
-drap dete--scrviettes-nnpp
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a, ons l'honncur de parler me dcman.
da loratcur de Ia troupe avec un accent
tudcsque don't je veux faire grace au
lecteur
"A lui.meine. ~
Monsieur, reprit-il, les catholiques
dc Berlin nous ont cnvoyes aupres de
vous reclalner un immense service.
En- quoi puis-jc yous etrc agrea-
bic . 80 ~. ti.-l 4
Nous nc sommcs pas sans nous
letrc apercus du bicn immense que le
journalismc religicux q fait en- France.
Les idecs De rUnirers ont dc nom.
brcux represcntants en- Prusse, ct nous
voudrions lcur Greer un organe.
lie besoin sc fait generalemcnt scntir
ches pous d'uu Journal qui poussc au
bannissemcnt dcs protestants du royau-
me. qui s'oppose 1 retude des littera.
tures aDcienncs. ct qui tonne contre Ia
rcp,eseniation dcs tragedies grecques
avec chCurs.
-Msis, mcssicurs, lcur dis;je, per-
mettez-moi dc vous fairc observer que
les protestants sont en- grande majorite
dams ce pays, ct que, 81 vous menacez
de les bsnnir. lis pourraient bien COM
mencer par vous chaser. ~ -
L'oratcur de Ia troupe me repondit:
Les protestants sont .tolerants
parcc qu'ils mont pas Ia yerite. Nous
n'avons ricn / craindrc d'cux; nous
pouvous done nous donner le plaisir de
les acsccr tout 4 notrc aisc. Malheureu-
ment nous nnsnquons d'hommes pour
celia II nous faudrait quelqu'un pour
ereintcr Lsther ct pour traiter Kant de
nares., vous seriex bien aimablc dc
vouloir bien nous indiqucr, vous qui
avcs ete si longtemps dams ia presse, un
ecrivain capable de Sc charger dc Ia re
dactiou en- chef dc notrc journal, il
n'eM pus necessaire quill sache ralle.
mend on traduira ses articles. -
! Gringalet m'avait paru asscz bas-
perez quelqucs jours avant mon depart
je lui tcrivis s'il voulsit accepter cette
proposition. '11f''a - .f1g ".'1
Lies ibrcs penscurs rclevcnt Ia t<te,
me rtpondit Gringalct. j'ai cntrepris
une campagne comtrc les fetits apo
tres dc Ia decssc Rdisoa. Ma presen-
ce est bcaucoup rlus utilc 1 Paris qua
Berlin; ainsi jc reste." .r''
I,cscstholiques prussiens Sc mcntre-
rent fort desappointes dc cettc reponse,
Je sais qu'ils chcrchcnt encore un re-
dactcur. Avis au journalistcs sans en-
ploi. sio.i iIE31 4 -.
J'avais hate dc quittcr rAllcmagne.
&c pays h'otfrc plus rien de curieux
Il l'observateur. D'aillcurr, 1 propre-
ment parler. PAllcmagnc n'cxiste plus.
Elle a emigre en- Ameriquc.
Rien dc plus rare que les jolies fem
mes en- Allemagne elles sont maintc-
mint I New-York, dams les prairies, au
pied des montagnes Rochcuses.
81 Weyther vivait encore. nous le
verrious psrtir avec Charlotte, son mari
Albers q ses enfants, dams Ia meme
e.rriO's. pear le Ma Massachusetts, gu lie
Connecticut.
| L'Angleterrc est Hnic. i'Italie est
usee. rEspagnc nest plus qu'un vain
nom d France sen va tous les jours.
Iln'ys plus qu'un seul pays possible,
un soul pays original en- Europe. Ce
pays c'cs h Russic.
(Ls mise as proeAain nsmtro.)
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$4,000
STAvES FOR HoCSuEADS.

EOR saloon thc plantation q llr. Jacques
C Massicot. et Charles, t1ch bank) ~ miles
above New Orleans, front trom Taylor r. O.
Trese $1,000 slaves arc Of a superior qua8.
", and viii be sold at current prices. !.
Apply on the premises az wyiletO Hy. IL,
ques Massicot, Taylor p. o.. St-ChRjcs
St.Charics, may 18th ls5s. sm
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CITY CASHPRICES
e. ,JAUBfRT

A NNONCE M Public eA
"A qu'ayanf nm fort stock ~
de Mnrcinndires dc Saison S
dams Sc Magasins dc Saint
Jacques ct De StJcnn Bnptirtc, il offre ses
nombreux clients tou.es scs ..#.
NARCHANDTSES DE PRINTEMPS 8
Au-pEssors Du coURs HkBirrEL,
yeulnnt les ecouIcr le plus possible avant son
tlepsrt pour le Nord. Lcr personncs gui
l'honorerouf de lcurs visifer scront saiisfaiies,
antanf soux lc rapport dc sou grnnd ass"rfi.
mcnt acy fses vsriss.. que seus le rapport dc
la modicits dcs prix auxqnels u rebuilt see
marchnndses.
Son assortment &C compose, SAVIOR:
Jaconais ct desindcs frnneais, nnglais CT
americains, coulcurp assorties-bareges pour
robcs, nouvcaux disadvantages unis pour
voiler, noirs ct couieurs-brillnnte dc Mul-
hourc-soicrics pour robes, noircs ct couleur.
brodecs ct -tarlatane-moussclinc suis-
sc extra fnc, unic ct brochec, blanche ct dc
cou!cur--moussclinc moustiqunire- -tulle--
bobinet noir Ct blanc, uni ct feurs-nausou
fn-cotou-batistc- blanche ct cou-
leur--Aanellc soie et et.lainc--brodcries angiai
hcmiecttes-mancheftcr- d IN nous
auctnirc, noirs ct blancs--voiles en- gaze ct en-
bobipcs, noirs et de coulcur-bonncfs pour
bapiemes-corscfs francais, sans eoufurer-
l,as I'll q Ecosse, filoerle, cotton, NOR ct blanc
-cnnfs satin, noir Ct couleurs-mantciefs bo'
binct, noir Ct blanc, ditto en- bsrege-carncos
pour cnfants-eventails fins, noirs ct coulcurs
-cnpofcs pour DANES, dernier gcnrc-un Inn
gnifque assortment dc rubans noirs ct cou-
leus-ombrellcs sole, noire ct couicurs.-
Aussi ..f
80 >Al>-.k .>.. uI~--~c
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MERRAINS POUR BOUCAUTS.

4 vEEDRE sur rhabitafio0 dc u. yseques
IA usssicot, q 81 Charles. trive. gaucheI ~
miles an -dcssus dc Ia Nouvollc.O Orleans, en-
face dc Ia poste dc TAYLOR. =.
Ces 50 900 merrsius sont dune qualf6 On.
pkricure q - vsoArsuf au psix du coars.
S'adcsses sur BE- lieux % tssife y. Jac.
ques Massicot. Taylor p. O. St-Chaslea x9g
St-Charics 10 md isss. sm.
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-31

AN UNpRoFirABLE HABrT.-Some persons are
in the habit of dwelling upon, and greatly magnl
flying every little injury they receive at the hands
of others. They thus render themselves very
dsagreeable to those into whose ears they are con-
tinually pouring their complaints; and at the same
time greatly njure themselves in the estimation
Ofsuch, whilst they are contributing very much to
their own personal misery. How much better
would it be were such persons to bury their little
troubles, or, at least 10 keep them entirely out OF
sight! 1t is to be presumed that they do not sui
fcently reflect upon the true nature of their con
duct, else they would certainly be more carefulto
avoid it than they are.
Jamson forciby exposes the great folly of.uch
conduct, by the following striking illustration
ga man strikes me with sword, and infilcts
wound. Suppose. instead of binding mp the
wound, am showing it to everybody. and after
it has been bound up, am taking off the bandage
continually. and examining the depth OF the
wound and make it tester till my limb becomss
greatly inHlmed. and my general health is mate
rally affected is there person in the world VINO
wosld not call me fol? Now such fool is ne,
who. by dwelling upon little injuries or insults, or
provocations, causes them to agitate and lnfiame
his mind. How much better were 1t to Pnt
bandage over The wound. and never look at 1t a.
gain German Reformed Messenger.