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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
MISCELLANEOUS.

~0~~~o.l =" 49,
- phsterinr trowes 10 had, Wholesale md reta
a. the principal hardware stores. ~ the siorOomA oe
snuActurera % and 81 Gold street. q tho wurkn oo<uaR
o p-ocue Sheriff end 1OluMhlA groo<a N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10
Spring, 1857.

.sss ;S.iss
dress and ock co.s. As Also yery ehciee and oeoass1
c.s rco secEsa ~its our IL. %pcrsoss q s..
scods many Of which be found soyhere e,.e r %
S;ss . ~ s's s:': :s
s'od. Prompt sl''as0o given I" I. I SsvL,s CO.
Nos % 80 and 80 Brcaa~nJ. corner Of vsTrsn 81
Sewing sn,o-uemov.i -Rsy nslds q Leigh
WIN hor. remove sm $ Deg street 70 81 Liberty srss
The trade win R!noidni and Toronis snz
Package Sewing sk sk Twist Tor sewing Mach mes fringe
Sewing snks-Removsi.-R~yno & Leahh
u. s e % g. sc Is
,S: an sss oo sss snS IL ssn
smbrcidsrins ak, &C, &C.
The Smithsonian House, Broadway Hotel
scccmmo<scus the European or American PLAZA ~ spnon
hectes &c "a jones' coral h.s oil rssorsve sess n'ng
made, ALi Lsfonis Loud AAeAssr. mr snisnn& AAAes
Defiance salamander sArss-w1th Patent
s ssssss =. s.s oOs ssioS Ssisss
crissadoro's Hair oye, wigs and TssPecs
s s.s . scsss So H.or House -'' ~
B.scnslor's Hair Dye, w,ss ana To.pees,
q, be-; = ss w9S s.ss. 81. M'A' ''A md '''0''
WIGS and roupees. with the Newly Inveef-
ed stp dvisoa, Only q oHfRrBUaHs is2 Faton stree.
bird door from n csdvhy
observatory Photographic Plain Portraits,
d; nsturA colors o. miniatures 1e and eoc u HOLMES
29 Broadway.
HiII, Isimstsbie Cutter OF Hair and Whss-
ters No 1 Barclay suest- Hair DYE four shiipss Dor,
back or brown
Thompson Hair Dye FACTORY, Hair CUT
nr viz mainr shsmroens ard shaving ROOMS have been
removed 70 81 Nassau street. beteeen FULTON and john
streets mp Stair.
HoIloyyay,s Otntm~nt-The HeanuG and
cooling effect Of this balsanic ointment upon burns scad
runrins sores rous ~ the skin scrofuous ulcers salt
rheum err rpsas and all external inflammation, mrscie
In surgery.
Ksmp's WORN Psstii,es The Recent Post
ccse alarming fact that worms destroy o cn
Kemp's Worm Psri'es delightful ccnfecslcn nev'ab -
tai 70 intestinal termn For external dseascs especAy
scroua Brisios aarsapsrla the ouy remedy 70 be ee
pended on sold BY D. r LArMAs CO.. .holesale drus
sisss 70 Water ork ard BY III AugssS tsr
apailia 81, ard psssiles use per bottle
Rupsmre cured by war~h = Ce.'s Radical
sure pusa 81 .. ~ nsnss lane hew vst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

HalF-Its Diseases. Fall, Charge OF Color.
their embefshnat. Tho whole tres.ed carefully by
GRANDJEAy, No 81 Church street. near Barclay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

penancs nalamandcx Safes-wfth Patent
po, PROOF deaaaoe looks and bsa pspc lss Pearl
'srss~ 'ss S'"~ '~"" sosERy PATRICK
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REApIs ukLEshATkD LoNDON CORpfAL oIN.-A
N few facts ~ establish Ia claim OF being tke best the
msrkst Of the compositions for ory In the
article gin they ALL with the exception of the undersgned
claim the solo Importers mot obvions the
public tina. hey mus " 30 telling he truth q convicted o.
be Liable the Of sole
The under gued docs no< M be sole
dslcr Of standing Of REEDS celebrated London
cordial cxisrry
DE sole IrposterA Hay,us hsd lo sIeeren,e dis
uler England under slebrAtsd Bsh
enabled 70 establish thai fact Of the Renune-
Of this famous aycle He Advertisers Who in
habit sf after their sole
how far her sxmAixe ali London dial in ths narhst
vile rooctons, for his has
LONDON. tholv have from London. with this
exception In favor Of Reeds thai ~hie derives al the
teing the OF
er under The Briish erct.e Avs theirs IN majority Of
Instances The vile OF mpostsrs
sanction Of no such experiences or Law whAisve. 49,
piery lis Rat Twenty ninth street ONES new arcsis
1s4 ard 1S Broadway New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

DAvid's Spring style Of Gentlemcn's Hats
unsurpassed. Give him call o. Nl Broadway, near
DuAuo street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

Espcnscheid's Spring style Just Issued.-
wish superior hat, call and examine n lis Nassau
street. Price Is 50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

RellotyPe $4,000 Reward--Ths Under-
signed viii give tie shove reward for the
any infringing the patent granted " The
United States government - John Bihsp Hal Of New JERK
the 1 day Of JAnuAry 1857 tor Pesd~etu8
known q "hAlotypoa" BALL 0URHEY.
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Nos %. 80 and 80 Brcaa~aJ. corner Of vszrsn d

BeWI6k rDks--HtmOvHf -N6yuo . tsstBu
win shortly from IS Deg street TO 90 Liberty street.
few DOORS eat Of Broadway ard vii continue 70 supply
the nc Giovanni Rnodini and Iorons fenz
Pscksse s. ing SIX sk Mach Fringe
SIN black co.ored in gum, Embrodsrcd sk. Ac, Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

Lockwood's Ambrosypes-Largelsa size ,lbe au-
tly socred including only twenty ave OF the
same sire equal made elsewhere for
enc dollar. Gallery No. i45 Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

Sewing neutrality-suspicious. q Leshh
win shortly remove from IS "a 50 Liberty street.
.w doo,s aAss al Broadway and will couunue supply the
wtolssae trade Govansi rtnoidni end ts~ons fond
paskass sewing k fringe SILK blACx coorea and Ia Kuna-
embrpiderinx ak. nc &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10
PHOTOGRAPHS,

J GURN1r challenges the phooersphic world produce
pictures tie above sJ equal Hose nAds his
graphic palace Of an NO. $40 BrosdwaY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

Mafr1mony.-Mr. Fowler Will Lecture on
the application Of phrenoo and ply nv 70 ccsshp and
how choose life and how TO treA
them this evening Of Fulton and Orange streets,
Brooklyn. Tickets l2x cenis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

The truth 1t ths old proverb thss rAs desert sink
Ing ship IL oesry illustrated In tbs case. The Tmsr
coIosrn were large buyers u high prices and they
are large sellers 81 low prices. Their candle literally
burning II both ends.
The sarnsgs Of The GAsaa and chicago Uaioa Railroad
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CLE1alMEx AND STUDENTS SHOULD GIVE "cuI.
made from garden vegetables and heartburn pains
tho ard removee cosyeues s estens simpieoeaa
I. best ne % ssns pss s0s BY al drug
r rBRABY NofICEs.-rUCKERnArs B1ouRApBI-
~ eel Essays Mind md Natter Phl ac,l InIu.e. The
ps s ssu e.
science inerucon, ENTERTAINMENT amusement With caysl
pictures 70 match al for four ccu Nay be had u No. s
Broadway
"nIArH 70 BED BU0sp n THE CRY
LYONS magnetic powder asd piIh the Aesructos Of
dspot ~ Broadway.
U,RRK-No CHARag rs MADE II DR. TOBIAS We.
pean ismeat esaa not chronic rheumsisn croup
cole dwellings, hroais and pains Of ali kinds quicker
than any other remedy Sold everywhere Depot Is Cor
ToUvEng IHoDoIoBs PREPARArIOH voR IN
santy cleenkG I'd gloves o. Al colors ~thcut As ax
sPps.rr One bosiis cleans aI rsT wSolssais sad fsa
q 800 Broadway
NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE. FOR EVERYBODY
IN Tho latest inform OF Importance
erories and British provircos given LIFE ILLUS.
rRAfED, ibis week. for four centa
DofICHoMARIE--JUsr RECEIVED LARaR LOT
Of American and French and jars styes
all naterals for The fascinating deooAnr glas 70
rsssmole nne painted china ct Ne PotchomAne Emporium
DeyAL VELVET cARrETINa, rEN TO TWELVE
II shilnEs; Enash Bruises Apssry. 81 W I0l; three
70 ss olclohs from 70 eight yards wts cheap, II j.
HYArre carpet wAreroons, $40 Bowery, cppose Rvnsoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

wigs and roupees, with the Newly Invewf-
Al srip divisioa ony CHfHrBU0Hs i62 Fukon street,
hlrd door from galway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

observatory Photographic Plain Portraits,
u; nstural cooss o. miniatures 1c and SOC n HOLMES
90 nrs.Au an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

for I'll go and Anosner, III HoAde street. Tor SzO WV
Houss and lot o. Churon ST. $3.50. sT, $50
do. IL ReAds o., t6l7e. 2o,loo
DO. ITO 10Th a., 90xloS. ......... 49,. $500
"a. adjoining, 2o1lo3 .............. 1900
DO. 81 " 2oln st., 1898 .............. 1000
do. II Boorman place 2oxo5. $50
do. 69 Nassau o., 24x5o. Zoo
10. n Monroe o., 2oxlco. ............ $500
lst % 1eth near GA d 2sxloo........... $50
do col 2bxl0o. ........................... It's
1 do adj 26xI0O $50
do on rear On o1d u sson 2sxito $3.50 each. $3.50
do 9Th sv., ana o.. 2sxtoo, $500
Co. cor. lib av and AZ g., Skis. A2eo
do sdj 2Sx7e. ........................ 1850
10. on "a ay,, near 86th e. 24xoS .......... 1850
do. 10Th Av., SSH st., 1lxl0c.. 1850
cores e2d a., BroadWA also EACH. 1o,76o
los SD u and 9TH % 2sxloo, $3.50 ssoe
do SD ~ Sth Az, each 26xl0o, o. 2b0eA $500
DO B7h ss near 10Th Az. % 25rl00 t17b each. Ae5o
do on TN q 1lth sv, 25xioo sTso -. $3.50
porc 9th avenue near 10Th st............. ATS
lots on fisth n near 9th av 26xioo $500 o.. 600
gcro ao1oinng xl0
] los oppoAite, Bxleo... .......-............. $50
HRcoKtYu.
House and LOT on Douglass NTH 81 l8x10o -, 600
do. vsn Brunt near Commerce st 26x00 l,16o
Douglas IT,. Boulh Brooklyn house and 10. 1907
1ot-tkSee story brisk house. 1900
Conmsros st, house and lo 2sxoo--two story
prcx oos<ees.... i,iso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

The Smithsonian House, Broadway --HoteI
on the Europeau PLAZA option.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

OpeAlng OF j. M. Taylor & Co = Confcc-
torcry store SAG Broadway next door 10 Dr. Chapns store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

Joues' Ola Italian soap, for Eruptions,
nsch,s Ac A jones' coral has oil restorative bes thing
made, AL Lsfonis lquA AASAstsr nor shiisnAx iAdaes
shIo "A bepos M Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

City Ladies and Ladies VlsitiDg the City
g. srd seies gaer boots from y - shines
with boys misses and cborcns boots and shoes Of ali kinds
and prices u J. D. hIIL.1k 90 3, lA Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

Thompson's Hair Dye Factory, Hair Cut
tnr Wiz snirr shsmroenr ard shaving ROOMS have been
removed 70 81 NASSAU street. between Fulton and John
streets Mp Stair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

Holloway Ointment THE Hesnog and
cooling effect Of this balssric ointment burns scad
sore< rritaous ~ the kin scrofuous ulcers salt
rbeun err and al external inflammation, miracle
In surgery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

Fer Good F1tt1nR, VOL made Shirts, OF all
Gyes md paeTns recalled q Wholesale pr1oas ths
booiesys loo Ohahan Btrook
Beautiful FfttiRg and Well Made Roots
shoes, CATERS ard slippers. at EU0KNE rK1KU k6OR'S
bootmsksrs, No. 81 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

0sss earLipgs IN March, 1867 el2o, ose %
Do. In March, lssS............... lT,l@ -
Increase. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e3SoS 30
The earnings Of The Nchgsn Central Railroad toe the
nonth of March were "a foiows,-
1855 1857.
Pnpsenge9s. e94,ESl % los sac 10
Freight. .,.,..............,.. e0STo 90 0o,60o %
Miscellaneous ............... 7,218 u 1870 ~
Total. ToS ~ SOC 10
The following tabh ahows ths earnings At Ne BAau.
md Ohio Railroad during the past moath, ~ COM
par I'd with those Of the Same month last year,
kaiN 6kM. WaaA'n ByascA TdAi.
Nsrch, 1851. ... .$4oo. IA a - BIS % SIS, 101 60
March, $780,. 8eo,b7S q So,A4T AoS,s $50 %
Increase ......slST,leo n ls,2Ts So lA2.I<a 70
The earnings Of hs road for the Ars Nh months Of The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

NH. Irimstabls Cutter Of Hair and Whis
hers No. BaelaT suesI Hair dye four shilinss boz
hlack brown
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-20

Tho@and Year celebrity, visited exit North, y
in Einborgh, asxious to see how the literary
lion lppeared among the lionets who were to be
presAt. The Professor told Warren that a
celebrated friend was in the pcrtico, and he
woul introduce him. Tn a few momentsa small
paleAngular man, with dull, leaden eyes, en-
tered 1t was Thomas de Quncey. "Yon will
see Inn drink some strong wine by and by"
Observed Wilson; and sure enough, when the
cupsh the guests, sparkpd 10 the brim with the
bubbles of thu grape, De Quincy poured oat a
win glass of audaaum, and swallowed it with
an ar of indifference that would have astonished
a suicide.
4lis no had before been silent and reserved,
sooaa4gan 10 brighten. The leaden eyes grew
tlastpus, the sleeping mind reused itself, and the
silert tongue ran its eloquent race with extraor-
dinay success The speaker seemed caught
away, like Elijah, into the ideal world.
And so, dear reader, we take leave Of Cole
ridgs and DeQuincey -opium-eating and poetic
imaenings gs-wth the wish that, while we all
should admire the genius ofthe men, we should
also have charity for their vices.
1he gloom, Establishment and terrible des-
p@ndency Of the opum-eater are punishment
enotgh.-.E O. Delta.
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ECONOMY FASHIONABLE.

The New York mirror SAYS it has reason
TO believe that simplicity and economy in iv-
ing and dress will be the prevailing style in
high life IN the great metropolis duriug the
coming season 1t will BE- voted 'tnauvaiS tom
as well as bad taste to indulge in expensive
habits. Good taste in dress, equipagr and social
appointments, is after all but the highest express
sion Of what the French call 'Conveuab'e'-ap-
propriat- and harmonious TO the occasion. it
is not sconvpnabe' TO dress richly when the
whole commercial world is under cloud, nor
is it graceful for lady to display her jewels
when her husband or her brother, or even her
lover is on the brink of failure, or has passed
the Rubicon which separates worldly prosperity
from heart-racking calamity. We say nothing
of good morals, for those who live up 10 the
luxurious spirit Of the times care more for the
aesthetics than the moraities of life, and will
retr-nch their personal expenses rather as matter
of social decorum than of virtuous SeIl-denial.
The ladies have done much TO cause these diff
cultes, and by change of mode in dress and
style of living, they can dotnore than fathers,
brothers and husbands, to, ,extricate the country
from this unfortunate conditipns
The Printers face is long and Solemn,
For, he wants two linesto fill this column,
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5rlert l9oftrn.
THE POPULAR CREED.
BY C. p. sHIRAs.

ID - = 7AiA's+A9'
Dimes and dollars dollars and di,nes
An empty pockets the worst of crimes
If mans down, give him thrust
TrampIe the beggar into the dust!
presumptuous poyerty's quite appalling
Eoock him over! kick him for falling!
III mans up. oh, lift him higberl
Your soul, for sale. aud he's buyer
Dimes and dollars dollars and dimes
An empty pocket's the worst of crimes
know poor bnt worthy youth,
Whose hopes are built on maidru's truth,
But the maiden will break her vow with ease,
For wooer cometh whose charms these,
A hollow heart and an empty head,
A face we'll tiuged with the brandy's red,
A soul well trained in vlllany's school,
And cash, sweet cash-he kuoweth the rule,
Danes and dollars dollars and dimes,
An empty pockets the worst of crimes
| know bold and honest man,
Who strives to live on the Christian plan;
But poor he is, and poor will be,
scorned and hated thing is he
At home be meeteth starving wife,
Abroad he leadeih leper's life:
They struggle against fearful odds,
Who will not bow TO the peoples gods
Dimes and dollars dollars and dimes!
An empty pockets the worst of crimes!
So get We wealth, no matter how
No questions asked of the rich | trow
Steal by night, and steal by day,
doing it all in legal way,)
Join the church and never forsake her,
Learn 10 cant and insult your Maker
Be hyPocrite, liar, knave and fool,
But don't be pnor-remember the rule;
Dimes and dollars, dollars and dimes
An empty pockets the worst of crimes
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uy Il did Kubla Khan

..Xn did Kubla Khan
aately pleasure dome decree
WI. Alpn, the sacred river, ran
Thu caserns measureless TO man,
In tosa sunless
Tn ldow of the dome of pleasure
Pted midway on The waves;
W. was heard the mingled measure
~ the fountain aud the caves,
II a miracle Of rare device
ay pleasure dome with caves OF ice!
sci with dulcimer
vision once saw;
f. an Aby,sinian maid
A. q her dulcimer she played
.iug OF Mount Aboro
G revive within me
symphony aud song,
Trh deep delight 'twould VIM me,
gt with music loud and long,
ID build that dome in air
T,aany dome-those caves Office -
The sot Of flnta oyer the blue waters OF
Oman i ,tely Hore musical than these lines,
and ,ba z fragment overfows with vocal
and rytbA a9o'aay, ne on.y iPSrF' & ls'
that we + ifaSh'tnt instead OF l'of''' '''F
poat drso, having been awakened from an
nn;at;c ~ By SOM dull clod of the neighbor-
hood ~ rness MhiR. rapt in the contrmpIa-
tion ot b -ratn. The remaining lines could
No, b. - predand thr ''snnny pleasure dome''
Of Knbla an il unfinished. Like lhe wing
Of an - bali banging over the walls of Par
adiSe, W. Sou'y g',,hPse % 'nt Sc Sa~o,o "
beauty w '0seso S'anuiy ~ ''is "'''0 y WV
Tall, f Coieridge reminds US of :he author
of The ..Jrssions of an Opium Eater" Many
vaa,. long before the blue eyes OF our
fair von. pader brighten this paragraph with
ths,s lag look-Samnel Warren, OF Ten
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1.-Two old friends met, moi long since AFTER
separation of thirty-fve years. "Well,
lom," says one chow has the world gone with
you, old boy? Married yet1" ,'Yes, and Eve
family you can't match-seven boys and one
grl." Il can match it exactly" was the
reply, "for have seven girls and one boy,"
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THE Will AND THE WAY.-I learnt gram
mar when was private soldier, on the pay
of sixpence day. The edge of my berth, or
that ofmy guard bed, was my seat TO study IN;
my knapsack, bookcase and bit of board living
on my lap was my writing table. l had no
money TO purchase a candle or oil: in winter
it was rarely that | could get any light but the
fire, and only my turn even of that. To buy
pen or piece of paper,I was compelled to
forego some portion of my food, though in a
state Of half starvation. I had to read and
write amid the talking, laughing, singing,
whistling and brawling of at least half a score
of the most reckless men-and that, too, in
their hours of freedom from all control. And
| say if |, under these circumstances, could
encounter and overcome the task-is there, can
there be, in the whole world, a yonth who
can find an excuse for its -performance?-
Cob6ett
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MEDIcAL.-'Dr. Kalahum, d've think my
darter will get we'll 20 "Well she don't git
no wuss, and does git sum better, she may pos
sible git over it. You see she's afflicted with a
Consideration OF the diagnosis of the meacar-
pial hummix, which extends from the neboscis
to the interior lobe OF the anterior revolution Of
The occiput. Nothin' kin help Der buijcalome
and persmmons taken jlntly both togethrr-a
spoonful, more or less, occording 10 the symp-
toms, every other day, off and on, Them will
eventoolay put her out of pain into a sweat,
and restore healthy action of the minor pc
dals, and restore the encyclopedia of the neu-
ragic diaphragm, immediately under the left
side of the right eye" ''Lor' marcy. such
larnin. who'd thunk it :"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-20

One OF THE REAsoNs.-D During the May an
niversaries in New Yok, the following dialogue
was overheard between two of the newsboys:-
Il say, Jimmy, what isthe meaning of so many
preachers being here al! together?'' "Why," :"
answered jim, ''They always meets here once a
year to exchange sermons with each other"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-20

u Somebody, describing the absurd appear
ance OF man dancing the polka, says "He
looks as though he had hole in his pocket, and
was trying 10 shake a shilling down The leg Of
his trousers
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-20

In the commission of evil, fear no man so
much as thine own self Another is but one
witness against thee: thou art thousand
Another thou mayest avoid, but thyself thou
canst not wickedness is its own punish
ment
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-20

Co Punch says that Adam had one great
advantage over all other married couples-an
advantage which has been lost to US with
Paradse-he had no nother-ia-law.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-20

6yHard times produce one good thing;
they check gossipng Mrs. Clacker has only
had company once since last summer. The
consequence is that the neighbors' characters
stand higher than they have done for last five
years.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-20

0E"What are the chief ends of man 7"
asked school teacher of his pupils. "Head
and feet,' was the prompt reply. The teacher
tainted.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-20

The Hon. Gerritt Smith is now lying very
i'll with neuralgia aud typhus fever, at the house
Of his nephew, John Cochrane, Nj. c., No SO
East Twelfth street, in New York.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-20

"SPEAKING OUT in MEETING" ."-Sonse wears
ago Mr.. KdweIl was preaching to a larke audi
rnce in wild part ofIlinois, and and dounced
for his text SIN my fathers house ard many
mansions" He had scarcely read the words.
when an old coon stood up and said
81 tell you, folks, that's lie / know his
father well. He lives fifteen miles fron Lex
ington, in Old kpntuck, in an old log cabin,
and there amt but one room in the honsef
A another time the same Universaist ptach-
er was holding forth in meeting house in Eerre
Haute. He had gone about half through his
discourse, when man came in, quite the korse
for liquor, and reeled up in front of the piIpit,
where be seated himself and listened The
preacher was earnest in proving there is no bell,
and urged the Unversaist doctrine with great
rloquence till the poor drunkard cried out to
him :
"That's it Kidwell, my old friend Make
them words true, or you don't I'm gonerl ~
That brought the sermon to close. Il was
an application quite unexpected, but all the more
forcbe on that account.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-20

The Milwaukee Sentinel estimates the
wheat crop of Wisconsin at 100000 OF
bushels for 1857, an increase of near 6,000,-
900.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-20

GA young lady rebuked BY her moth
er for kissing her intended, justified the act by
quoting the passage-"Whatsoever We would
that mar should do to you, do ye even so unto
them"