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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

B.xSrR FI9AGLr EusEp.--The banner of the Re-
pubj;rsns Of the Seventeenth Ward, Brooklyp, which
wa delac,d AMI besnlcared BY tho Fillmore men, was
finally elevated 70 it, place yesterday afternoon. Let
Us SEQ how long it will be beiNe some other charsc
,,,;st;r outraYe will he perpcsrsir1.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25
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ASiBkH -,

AaiBkOflpIs.
PiSoTOckArVs.
sad p.@CCK@rotYc
~ bR>pi's Gallery,
No SO Broedsay
Ii.nns r.. '~lo p.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

The Board met, thi. morning; at the usual hour
present, Aldermen Oakley Waish, aud shaw
The minutes Of the last meeting were read snt
eDptoved.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

REMOVAL OF QrARASTrsy.-Anotlsr meeting OF
the Joint Committee representing Staten I!and' New
Jersey, Brooklyn, and New-York appointed to devise
meaps TO effect the removal of Quarantine from It's
present locality to position in the vicinity OF sandy
Heck to.k place yesterday at No. IS Wall street.
The chair was occupied by Mr.. w. Is. Townsend OF
Staten Island. On motion, the following gentlemen
were Choten as an Executive Committee:
J. {. Thompson. DIR. w. Poet Staten Island; Mayor
Hall, Aid Bnckhouse, Brceklyn; Mayor Manner.
d. Gregory. .Jersy City, Egbert Benson Aid
barker. New.Iork. 49, ..' ..ss1'
Some conversa,ton took place with regard TO the
prcpnety Of nccasing The nurnbcs Of The Committee.
Mr. Gray was OF opinion ths& ether gentlemen OF IN
,sSHsypce aud iniiuenpc ehpll rbe aAled, aad e..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

TpELArr pRIzE FIonr.-Jas. CoIlrs. jim Don
nelly and John Farrell were yesterday a'rested
charged with being concerned in getting up the ia''
prize fight between Lynch and Kelly They wen
held to bail to answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

FATAL AcciDrSr.--Corore Perry held an inques.
Wsdrc-lay upon the body of N.'ds Lynn so'fe. o
spp.sfend. who died the eject II fL l. fpr.s q ?
she ia tio act If crossing f8k OF to Harlem iOst
the Twenty sixth depot. b.twe. ana O'Clock n he
morning. Vhcn Lo be- fr ghr Al hs sudden -pIlos o.
p1s ns.s14-- which about the ys-i IL the .
pot aud e.. 70 the psycuen', rtna 't- Grc4 ironi Es
eh,ci- .hil she do. The JGy ,rns-
diet Of "Accidr'a. dep;a" Deccs.sd -. Of LELAND
forty ,ra.- OF
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

The inqoeet IN the prize fight was resumed yeste
day before Coroner Perry at p. M, and the foowir
additional testimony was elected:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

SrEALIvC SUKs--Two German named Frede ok
Sbmd. aid Charles 0ss. We Ie;srsY s'I',es cAa;Sd
with steeg pounds vi krerch aud tGs shks
valued st from ,hc NJ J. Nc In u, N. ) Johr
1bc pri-oncr- releh u "a" q Of cling pcr
ton the f0.s 'oier tIs TEJ.r tbu
X PoIk was s-r,..l cly.d with sealing Al wort a
silk .lc with tte o'rr p c2c-s j. ke- ~ !.
Uus,il
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

CaPTrRE 0y A HOY -E-TmrF "A young man, Top.
pishy dressed sn adorned with be lnrste PEE ID
yesterday in the apai,nsnts o. Mrs Eva Eopp". No. -
Fourth siri which H. had uttered H. thg yu.pp % met
On asceraniug that he discovered IL feel o rr street
but pursued arrested by SeycUtoonh We'd pOr
man. II, save hs June. M.eh End i-scI n
by Justice BTcunsI 10 await eyha.na.of.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

Coroner Perry yesterday received an Anonymous
letter, dated at No State street. stating that Chss.
Lynch, the fugitive principal in the late prize fight
and Kit Burns, one Of the geters-up of the fight,
secreted on Staten Island looking out for op-
portunity to get aboard Of vessel bound for Eu-
rope, and unless prompt measures were taken to
rest them, o communication would be published in
the newspapers which would reflect upon the Police
authorities On the reception of this letter, officers
were dispatched to Staten Island TO search for the
fugitiyes.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

CoRoNHR's Iserr'r.-The body Of a drowned mar
A.s,-, ycs Il up in A.L1tic Dock ba. -
.tr4sv I, ~. Dol ie..,.ie1 EsIdiCt Found drowned
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

Fin .yD Cortisioy.-Siort.y after o'clock ON
N.lne.l.y rc.-ung broke or IN he hor'o 4 L W.
J,rc No 6 P rrnar' .,rrrt. IL ortn-. IN IL hasenen'
.. ,,c So d.ut. ccrs IrIb!e dsra.c -s ehccied
h, slne- cos,d D. -'bir.d. Loss ssut a. Insured
.ci,iou o-rr.,sd beg"pu H0~o No :. an. Engine no ',
one II which 80. ri Ing down he '.sck fuhon street and
IA. other ap Iae tIn,e Of tho secaIs Wa y ken ana
reuib-r - si.hl,g injured.
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SOWER & BARNES 3
EDUCATIONAL BOOK STaRE

( q NO. 33 NORTH THIRD STREET. es73fsl
Eaa SIDE, above Market, Ph;ladelphia, PA. .e'
PUBLISHERS of Pellon's System OF gsos.,
20 uphy, taught by the aid OF six splendid
outline maps each covefing rearlys5e SQUARE
ieet, and forming an invaluabe,as as we'll ae
elegant ornaments for the school foomy yasfs1s
/ lGhlldfen are delighted 10 study Gsooraohy
BY this system. They learn so rapidly and
receive such clear impressions of the s,,hisct.
that il is pleasure 10 both teacher and on.
Pil 10 be engaged in it. NE all know thai, a
better and more lasting idea of a Iocaav is
obtained by looking tia bold and dislir,ct
drawing otis than by volumes OF descrip
tion.asH II man wants 10 geicau exact idea
OF iarm he has been purchasing, he learns
more By one look at the draft on The back Of
the deed, than by reading lhe description hi.
side twenty times. This is the great princi.l
pie OF Pelton's system Of Geography, and
there are others equally practical combined
with II which entitle il 10 the reputation il
suslains, as the best and quickest mode Of
teaching Geography, vet Introduced. 80
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY Including all
the Invaluable discovefiesin this science. of
Lieut.. Maury and his coadjutors, is beauli-l
iully illustrated by these maps and the &C.
eompanying keys The keys srs,o be used
by The scholars, and cost less than half lbe
plice Of a Geography and Atlas,
SOWER & BARNES also publish. San.
ders New Readers, of which over t,vo h,tn.
dred thousand were sold within six mouths
ofibeit publication. Their success has been
wonderful, hut their beautiful appearances
and evident superiority jus,ifies h.--Prof.
Sandersls practicalteaehero public schools,
who has made the subject the study ofBhis
life. Eighteen years ago he published se-
Iies Of Readers which had great populariiv,
but the new series on which he has been en-
gagged ever since, are acknowledged BY all
10 be ihe greatest advance yei made in Read
ers. Eminent teachers every where, who
have been 50 bcted by book agents that they
were .uHwlllmelJ Induced 10 look al Them,
have at once pronounced their excellence
aud introduced Them over. all kinds, and the
best which had been published before them.
School Directors and Teachers are respect
fully invited to write to us concerning School
Books. ae4Efe = - fiFta
A full assor;men: Of MISCELLANEOUS and
School Books, paper and Stallonary, inclu.
ding Blank Books, Of all kinds, on hand and
for sale al the lowest wholesale prices, in
large or small quantities, to country Mer-
chants. Hl.e ~ "
soWER & BARNES,
~ q 80, North Third Street, Philade lp6ia. =
Sept.d15, si656--3m. teSa tsIeiIN VS. p
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New Arrival offspring and Summer Goof

= ALe1IKSLnalEa w x, AyI@<zA5ea o. ccacnoa
AVE and opened shs n9st
this Having attention The
and all those Wishing % buy BY
Atss@sa LADIES PRESS GOODS. {9s5...
eb
moa5 Ssss % ds PS cloths Gshsm cssoas
aoaan bands % and I%'ag % & soss and ags bonnet dbSons
kinds OF sHAWLs bocss Bay State Waesv black silk eahsf Ebder
+
SHOES
We have large assortment Of Hats and Gaps latest fashions We have
oil cloths baskets &c. Auin fanne weHngs
n
invite friends and The public
anyb f
Bloomsbury, October 28y
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.eeLgMBgss MALE AM; FEMALE i
A@ AD S@ N9Ka
Luzermc C60mtv. Pa.

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49, Estate Of Daniel Btltg, desedsed. ~ y.
THE undersigned auditor appointed, by
the Ofphaas,. Couit OF Columbia county, to
settle and adjust the rates aud proportions Of
lbe assets OF Daniel Belig, late of Hemlock
township, deceased, in the hands OF Jacob
Arnwine, admihistratob among the fespect-
i've creditors according 10 tho order estab.
iished By law, will attend TO the duties of
his appointment on Monday, November 1oib,
1856, at 10 O'clock. A. M, at lhe Office of
Robert F.. Clark Esq, in Bloomsbug, ias
which lime and place all persons having
claims will present the same.s. q.
ALEX ]. FRITK, Audiior. 4
BIoomsburp. Oct. L. 1876 sf
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Teachers Wanfedl

FIVE. teachers Tor The common schools Of
Beaver township are wanled BY the Direcloss
OF that district The schools are 10 be open
ed at such Tine in the early part of Novem-
ber as the teacher may desire. The pay
win be according TO the qualifications ofthe
applicant, and Zone need apply without
certificate from the County Superintendent
;Ns CHARLES MICHAEL, Psesf
TILeH,IaN RITrEHNoUsE,. Sec's. 4
Beaver, Sept. 2, 1856. t.at
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PUBLIC SALE e
,s.,...sssg s5As = OF 50 - :, : n ,.s,.i :
z RE ESTATE

THE undersigned Execuior of the estate
Of Wesley Roat deeeased will Offer at public
sale upon the premises on
& Wednesday, The 1914 Of Nossmbsr neat, Z s
al o'clock, p. NJ, the faim belongins to
the saidssslaie, situate IN Hemiock township,
Columbia county, coniaining = -
l25 ACRES kEDs7 PERCHEs,
McRsynoids Peter Appleman, Csisb Buf,d,r:.s E,,,.
sens and Sylvester Purcell Il Is si.,iatgs Ii
The Iron 01c Region II
Of Columbia cepmsYstwymiies from Blooms.
0urg, ana. on the public highway leading 10
bucknovn 4 branch Of Hsmlock Creek pass
es hfou ugh The premises, ard the whole farm
Is N fair state Of cultivation. The improve
mfsits are = large new iraines z q
Z MAMsI0 ON EilW VB@lEa
Anew and commodious frame lenanthouse.
q large new qauk barn, q new wagon -hnnse'
and .pshet onlbuildings entirely nsw, pos.
session will be given on The first Of April s55.
~ Coaaisioas viii be made known on the
| Il, lIiEIiAB NEAL, EassatOr.
sBlcomsbats, Sept. 2s, 1856 afsssi.c !. ~
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OMNIBUS 49, LINEANDt

Ayo Se PnnDmNd@D
NOW rms anew omuibns between Blooms.
burg and The Railroad Depot, which
VIII take passengers from and 10 any Of The
residences OF The Town, Or the America,
House and Forks Hotel; and he will
also furnish eonveyancesto all travellers who
may wish 10 go into any part OF the conn,y. !.
The Omnibus will leave Bioomsbure twice
daily at 10 O'clock Al. M I, and alta O'Clock
p. NJ. u Fare f2a cen each way.
He has also a large livery sable connected
with the omnibus line, from, which he can
accommodate the public, with eonveyancss
Tor travelling, pleasure excursions or bust
ness. Stand ia the rear Of Hoffnan & Eise's
establishment, near the centre of the Town. =
O..s1 Z lss NOAH s. PRENTiSS.
: Bloomsbufg, June 8, 1S65.-Iv. s1E l'sl:s
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AN English Silver Watch was fzx.
lost on FRIDAY AUG. 29th, ON the k.A
public road along FsihinscreeE betwee % The
Bridge of the B!oomsbnfg R. r, & Iron 10.
and the house of Adam Albeit II had
red morocco strap attached, and The face was
q little cracked al the one edge. Al reasona.
bic reward will be paid by delivering Il at
the "Buckhornn 10 -, - 81
LAFAYETTE FAUST.
Bnckhorn, Sept. 10, 1856. Z - -
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ESTATE NOTICE.

"A Ii persons having accounts with the es.
"A tate OF Gabriel Luiz, late OF Miffini town.
ship, Columbia county, deceased, are here.
by notified TO meet The Administrator at dhe
late residence of the DECEASED, on Saturday,
the. Goth day of September inslani io make
settlement of all accounts in which the es.
tate is interested. 4 x =, 81
STEPHEN h, MILLER,
= 4dministratoi
BloomsbnIo SenI @ 1876 w 80 W.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, I save this day purchased al
Censlable Sale. as III properly Of samuel
Mueerese, the following properly, !! viz 0nn
light Wagon, ono brown, horse, three sells
OF harness, five ionssof hay, fye acres of
buckwheat, six acres Of corn, hall an acre of
ipo,s toas. Rpd. one sled All lpersons arc eau
liohed against purchasing tIie above pfopefiy
as have left The sanie win Sanuet Mus
grave during my pleasure. 9 &. &; -
b. q caApiN.
New Columbus, Sept 80, 1866.
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,strU@0ulLN1RNsEg0Nsaa, ,
Pm ,REsIpEsTIXL j ELEtTIe n.

"HEREAS, BY the laws Of this Com mon
~ wealth Il Is made Che duly Of ihe
Sherih Of every county ID give notice Of
the tenefat eleclions, by publication n one
of mon newspapers of 'its county, ii lessl
twenty <dsyss before the eleeiion,n and 10
enuments thefsin ssihe officers to be elect
cd, = and ID. ssdesignate The place. at which
he election is 10 be held "--Therefore, I,
STEPHEN n. MILLER, High Sheriff 6f Co
lnmbia county, DO .hsssby make known and
pfoslaim 70 the qurlified Electors OF Colum.
bin copnty, iba, a GENERAL ELECTION
will b held lhlougheuis said county, on
fassday, che 9Th day Of November
nsxisi which time twenfy. seven electors for a
PRESIDENT
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a ND CONSTABEES can find an Kind 81
a b shks desifable fof their use III proper
m,ls'o the Office ofthe STAk OF rHE NesTa,
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FIRST Als RIVAL!
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOOD

A e. MBNCH respectfully infbrms bis
a. friends, customers, and the public gen.
orally that he has just received from Pbila.
eelphia the first goods Of the season, consist
ing OF q large assortment of choice and de.
siIahIe -
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isHoZ LoWaYe s pfI.1s !

Are the best remedy known in the world for
ii the following diseases:
Asthma, DiarrhBa,
Bowel Gomplaints, Dropsy, -
Coughs tei@ Debility, lss2,
Colds, - ; ,-sa'{'s Fever and Ague, =
Chest Diseases, Female Complaints,
Coslveness, Headaches, ~
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Stone and Gravel Influenza Sstsa
Secondary Symptoms Inflammaiioris ,l8
VenereaE Affections Inward weakness
Worms OF all kinds Liver complsints
Lowness of spirits Piles.
Sold at the manufactories Of Prof. Hoilo.
way, 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and 244
Strand London, by all respectable Druggists
aud. dealers in medicine Throughout the U
S. and The civilized world, in boxes at 2s
cents, 623 ois. and 81 each. 4
y There is a considerable saving by lax
ing the larger sizes. s.t IS J. { "a : s.s5s
NJ B. Directions for the guidance of pa
tienls inevery disorder are affixed 10 each
oox. 81 3}ff IA f4EfAng. 13, 1886.
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mouse ana Lot for SALE. 80
VsHE subscriber offers for private sale the
House and Lot, on Third Street, Blooms.
burg, now occupied BY him, The lot fronts
Sbf feet on Third SSeai, and extends l9sieei
back 10 an alley, There is on ii q
g double frame DWELLING 6 AI1iln
HOUSE, which ear be used
ior two families, and some o,her
outbnildlags. The properly will make de.
siraole and cheap home for any laborer or
mechanic of moderate means.
Terms will be made known upon applica-
lion to : : - y =.
:, s VALENTINE SMITH.
Bloomsburg, Aug. 10, 1856. N, 8 B Is
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BILIOUS AFFECTiONS.

The quantity and quality OF lI.e bile are Of
vital importance 10 healih.a Upon the liver,
the gland which secreies lhiss fluid, these
Pills operate specifically, infallibly reclifying
lis Irregularities, and efsclually curing JauG-
dice, Bilious Remilians, and all lhe varieties
OF disease generated by an unnatural condi-
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howell CONIpLAINTs.

! Unless the 5owels perform their functions
properly, the whole body suffers Tens of
thousands die anDnsily Of py pyssaiery, 'Diar.
rhBa, Chrpnic consumption, aud other dis
eases Of these waste pipes of the syslem.-
The effect Of the Pills upon all intestinal dis.
orders, wheihef casual or epidemic, is a
phenomenon in smedcipe. BY following the
printed directions, ihe, most alarming cases
OF bowel complaint are promptly controlled.
A Word TO Females. go
The local debility aud irregularities which
reslhe especial annoyances Of the weaker
SEX, and which, when aneglected, always
shorten lie, are relieved for the lime being,
aud prevented for, the lime 10 come, by q
course Of This mild bul thorough aIlsratiye.,
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STOR E III OUSE.

and other oulbuildines; with four lois of
ground. II not sold soon he will rent i, for
term Of years a, low rent ANY person
wishing 10 engage in the Mercantile business
10 JONAS SNYDER.
Petersville, Northampton Co., Sept. ii, 49,
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The NIcdicine Of the Million.
Nj PHIL EOSOPHY' and E.dCIs

the blood is The NE susiainins agent: Il
furnishes ibe componenfs of fesh, bone,
muscle, nerve an6 iniegumenl. The stomach
is lie lnanufaclory, The veins its distributors,
and The inteslihes the channel through which
the waste matter rejecled 10 lis productions
is expelled Upon the stomach, the cifcula-
iion and the bowels, these Pills &c. siInulia-
neonsly relieving indigestion, pntiiying The
fiuids, and regulating the excfelicus. =
THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT
Dyspepsia is lbe most common disease
among all classes IN this country. II assumes
q thousand shapes, and is the primary source
OF innhmefabls dangerous maIadies; but
whatever its type or symptoms, however OBJ
stinate It's resistance 10 ordinary preparations,
II yields readily andrapidly to this searching
and unerring remedy. n ~ ssS5 1861
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"Quick Returns and small Profits.n
"A. J. EV ANS.


k%FSD va 6ss 4 asgs "a a.
HASiusl received and opened new as
sorimenr Of seasouabie goods from Phil.
adelpbia, which ne iis sdetertnined 10 sell
quick anu cheap. He has everything desir.
able for Ladies' and = II
GENTLEMEN's NEAR,
and all dry goods for domestic and house
hold use, suited for The FAt.LsTRADE. He
has also toll sup;dy of Qneenswsre, Hard.
waite, Woodware, Blooms, looking Glasses,
BOOTS AMI SHo oES, and a good stock Of 2
FRESH sssQcERffs9
AT THE LOWEST PRICES OF THE MAR
kEr. He viii sell al lhe lowest living profits,
and @sifmaks Tito the interest OF purchasers
10 deal with them. s,ssc
~ Call and. see oar Stock "a
Bloomsbnrg, Aug. 20, 1856. =, "a,
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Public Sale Of Valuable Reai Estate
In pursuance OF an order of the Orpbans'
Court OF Columbia county. on -bsss
saturday, 1st OF NOvemibcr.
next, al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Jaeobb
Demoii, administrator, &c, OF Joseph sJodes,
late OF Greenwood township, in saic county,
deceased, will expose to sale by public YER,
due, upon the premises, certain inessuase
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IHvHIRET SHAWLS With silk .lfiass.,ls !
y fine.lct jasi received sndb fofi sslsiby
sA.t Ca MEkSCfl.
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F0riy-Eight Acres.

more or less; and that. in pursuance Of said
wri, oi pauilion the undersigned, Sheriff Of
Columbia. county win proceed 10 hold an in.
quest Of paitition upon The said premises on
FRIDAY, THE i4TH 0FNoHE5fBER !
next al 10 O'clock, A. M, TO make partition
thereof among the heirs and legal represent
tatives of the saih intestate in such manner
and in such proportions as blythe laws of this
Commonwealth is directed, II such partition
can be made without preidcice 70 OF spelling
the whole but if such partition cannot be
made thereof then'to value and appraise the
same according TO law; and further to in-
quife and ascertain sshetnsr the said re.i es-
tate. wilt conveniently accommodate more
Than one oS the children or representatives
of the said interstate, and II so how many OF
the said children Il will accommodate OF
which proposed proceedings you will hereby
lake notice. =
i - STEPHEN MILLER, Sheriff
Shenf's Office, Blooms- gF'sessz VI
burg, Oct, "A, tS56.s -
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F0R SALE Or RENT.

rTSHE Subscriber offers for sale upon mod.
= crate terms bis property in Mfflinviile,
Columbia county, consisting Of q Dwelling
Housa $50 r
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Auditor,s Nofice.
Estate Of Daniel Beltg, deceased.

Bloomsbufg, sepl 9, 1856. !. - 81. ,.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02
BrolSen Hearts.

A pretty romontic heiress, who has only just
finished her education at one of the most fash
ionablc polishing academies at Cheltenham or
Brighton, falls distractedly in love with brief
less but seductive young barister whom she
first met at church, and afterwards danced with
at an assize ball. Well the affair progresses !;
but just Us it is about to be wound up by an
elopement, it comes to the heroine's parents
who, hard-hearted wretches that they are in
stantly whisk her off to some semi-barba rous
watering place, on the Cornish or South Devon
Coast. Cruel catastrophe The aggrieved fair
one forthwith hotakes herself to her solitary
chamber sighs and sobs g from the rising o
the sun to the going down of the same
reads touching poems and still more touching
and writes to all her acquaintance, who devout
ly believing every word she says, take care tt
circulate the affecting intelligence that she il
diving by inches of broken heart Mark nov
sequal of this sad story Years elapsed, and ON
day stout, middloaged gentleman, with ,
bald head, and about as much sentiment in hi
face as shoulder Of mutton, meets at a din
ner party buxom, red nosed, corpulent dame
the happy mother Of six bouncing children
the two last twins Observe with what COO
indifference they address each other how com
Portable they look how thoroughly they enjo
themselves There in no nonsense no delicat
hesitation their appetites-the lady, you pei
ceive, has been helped twice to turkey, and
plate(ul each time; and as for the gentleman
he plies his knife and fork with steady deter
minaton of purpose that might excite the er
Wy Of an alderman.
And who is this hale, jolly couple, who,
you were to sing them love song, would ia
asleep under your very nose, and only wake u
in time to take you in for snug rub at whist
Can you ask! They are tho very same VIII
twenty years before, were universally believed
be dying of broken hearts, because they we
prevented from clipping with each other