" "wirably £l.(l.2lpl'.().l for bziil
, A, «cotton sh
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A. ll. BYING-TON,3?.dii.c1‘ El Proprietor
off“ VVf.s~t Side t/1:’ .-'.’r.".5.-"gt: in Lconar¢l".!
Building, ober s‘tur<- of 1". Si‘. John.
SUBSCR.'lP'.'i‘.i(3‘N IIATES :
Vi“-I36 1"Ilb.-lcribl-rs by (.‘:l‘.'l‘ll“:'. in.-i« \-,.,,,. . . 52
do When not paid in n,_z » 1' ,1, ’_ _ . . 2
By Mail llllll PO.-it Iii l-.-r.~. ii, ~
'l‘tlo.~'.o living out ofaiiiy l.'.:ii'i
at the Olllcc l"T’ix‘il_;(\i1-[EH4 __
When not pliill ill 1lll\':llICL“ - .
55‘ A liburlil iunliictiliii lll:l !~.-
in Fllibs.
AD VEFs’l‘_‘:§ is E .il..»iTES.
0|‘!!! Square, 16 lilies or l.-.::. ml‘ ;:z~m'Il-2', l lll.~‘L‘l'il0ll Si ()0
d0 do ill) llli ' ‘.5 Ill) l (ll)
d0 In ill) «in ' Ll «in 1 ()0
Par lnuntll, fun‘ - 'lllll‘.flll("‘. flu-r -‘ - - 1 00
Yearly a-iieit re :‘i-ii-‘n i to Ii\\ ii lt‘};’l[ll‘llillt3
busillv-s-2. p~- , ,l‘l' ]ll‘l‘ _\‘f!:ll' 12 00
.50 aV'(\l'2l._:'-ll‘-1; '-5' I 5‘ §|Il\'|‘l‘il.~'("lllt‘lll. will 15 00
One Coliliiiil per _\'t'2ll‘. >'lll9:;I‘.’l 1-.» J: l-li:iul:es- - 60 00
Special or l-Iditul-i:il X«lll&'f‘>'. iwr sup-. 4-ueli iii.<criioil l 00
Obituary .\'ot.icl-.<. lies-nliil .\‘-». l‘ll.'ll‘g‘t‘Il ntiibove rate.
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BUSlNi§‘§3 l;=iE§?.§-‘.{}’i‘{}lll’.
<2 r‘.=~:'::;~l
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IE: :2:-"£1 .4.-24.?
Attorney and 60211155101‘ at Law,
O1«'FIC'E 01-'1«‘.‘.i€ .3/.-.'.:',.I.<.‘/.’~."i".~.' :.=TOI.'I«.',
N0'_'\‘.s-‘oi’.-2:, (Vs-:>.:;.~
0. S. Z’-.~."l-3:-rgr,
Attorney and C/<"'§iE?.3E*l»‘;.‘§£}i‘ at Law
No="w:>.- ll-:. :{.‘c :2: .
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JOHFE
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Lilies:-cases
WEI Tdillfll ll) ,')lr'-'I'l..\‘(‘ IlZ/ Gill!)/I, J-,(,u,g¢-3.
C. & E. K. LOGECEVOOD,
‘ NOP.WAl.l{,C()N,\*,,
A .\[AXUl*‘.-\C'i'lIlllil-‘..S‘ OF
TIN, SHEET £385‘? <5-it COPPER
A AND l)E.\l.l'Il'lS lN
Stoves, Rtzizg.-as-, Fu-n2ar.:«_"s, Cutlery,
Br'ilan2zict, Parrcla--izz (tml W'0ocZcn
l'Vare, mad Kile/’ac7z f*V‘I,I.l'Il‘l;l7l-7‘e
in gmzem./, P11111125, S/“jg/,
L8/1:’? 4.)- Lem! Pipe,
Ci/l'0C/.'c‘i‘A‘//, G’—.’¢¢.s_‘q
(1.721! (7/1 imt
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.. '- —A‘T~ ,1‘VV,'0 1)A(A)I_;L.lns PER* ANNYISI---I
N ADVANCE.
. -_.-__- _.. .._._._-._.-......_._,__._..__——.
..*.........«.
in Mowing. .
mess of Tlnllls, the subscriber is prepar
ed to move, alld raise Buildings, :wl_th jnfety
and dispatch. They can have the ‘ ‘ csaud
advice. ofC Tulms, at any time. -
All orders addressed to the subscriber,‘ will-
meet with prompt attention.
ly34 C II TUBBS, Nol-walk, Conn,
DRY _GOODS.
HE Subscriber would return his thanks hr
the very liberal patronage with which his
Store has been favored the year past, and hopes
by a constant attention to the wants of the‘
trading public and by-a system of fair and hail-
orable dealing, to retain his share of trade for
the year ensuing. Ills Stock -comprises at ill
times a choice andwaried selection offa'shioIia-
ble and seasonable Dry Goods, ofevery quality‘
and price. He is confident that purchasers
will find every article purchased at his store,
equal in quality, and as cheap in rice, as can
be obtained elsewhere. Particnr ‘ ' ’
devoted to the selection of. Cloths, Vestin ,-
&.c.. &c., for Gentlcmens wear, which will lie
sold at the lowest market prices. j
Jan. 16. . L. H. BANDLAB.§
PAlNTINll,llLA7ZlNB
aud Paper’Hangl’ng Establishment. I ' A
occupied by Messrs. Itandlet Pla-tt,‘ and.
has opened an extensive and general Oil, Paint,
Painting and Glnsiery Depot. House, 3
Plain and Ornamental Painting, Gliding, Jar-
bling, Graining, &c., done with neatness,cheap-«
ness and despatch. Also, Banners‘, »-window.
shades, designs, &c., skilfully painted. to order.
He will also keep on hand a general assortment
of Paints, Oils, &c., which will be sold ‘whole
sale or by the pot, with the loan of brushes;-—
Special attention paid to Paper Hanging, l'c.:
By a punctual fulfillment of all engagements,
and reasonable charges, he hopes to receive a’
share of public patronage. . ;
GEORGE MARVIN; —
Norwalk, Aug. 9th, 1853 AA*tfl5..
E _ NORWALK, HAgl:.
Cap and For Emporium. ,
THE subscribers having -removed to Ho,‘
2 Skiddy’s Block, would say, that they have?
just made very large additions to the former
stock, of new and fashionable goods in their ,
line, would now call the attention ofthe public
generally, to the great advantages which they’
‘are enabled to offer over their competitors in
Norw.-.llk. Coiilinilig their whole’ attcntlon- to.
this one branch of business, they feel that they
can make pnlfchases and secure ll much better
liluicquaintcd with the ,busilles_s.- Wei.-hbvei
suited to the season and the wants of the c, In-
iuunity.—ll‘or further particulars, just drop in,
and examine for yourselves, at No. 2 ‘Sklddy’s
Hail C'loses—-\l'.=;s'i.', 7.10 .l. .\i., 1.»:
" 5‘ ly‘.\.-"1', S.-L’) A. .\i., U. .
A Allail DzLe——l\"zs'r, If) AL, 8 l‘. .\l.
on’ ;
“ Elsi‘, 8.30 .l. '.i._. 2- l’. ll.
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“D 'ss'i'.-an-.~=*v;*r
W. la.
OULD invite the ‘ltl-i.(3llll0ll of this and
the lleighboiiiig coiiiiiluliity to his vast
«stool: of goods, (to which udditiolis are weekly
being madc,) coliipl-ising ‘d. full and "go-iicr-.ll as-
sortment of
FOREIGN AND l)O.‘.i ESTIC DRUGS,‘
lolected with the gi'c:ltcs't cure. and from the
host which the New York ni-.1i'l(Aet will afford.
He has also a choice selection of
Pe::*&"slr2s:::=“y,
.heluding Lnbin’s c.\'ti‘-.icts of all kinds, cologne
water in a variety ofs es, etc. His stock of
' PA'l‘E.\"l‘ Ii .i)lUi.\'ii:3,
Comprises an iiiliilcii.-to \'-n.i'i«..>‘i._\', principally of
articles which li-ave gziiii-.-l‘l fl l'v.‘plli‘.ll.l0ll among
the people, and are v-.llli:i.h‘.e medicinal prepara-
tions. _ A -A ' A _
. lie would invite the fllviclllioll oi thclzldles to
his .F~A}.‘C‘l' ('rOODS.
which are too nuiiiei-o:is to })‘.‘.‘i'il(}lll'.ll'lZC, and
which for taste and elcgllncc dl‘l'3 beyond all ri-
valry in this viciiiity. A A A
Very p2‘l.l‘tlcl1l‘.1l' alts-.iitioii is paid to prcparilig
PH.YSIClA‘.\'~'.S Plll§S‘Cl’.Il.’TlO.\'S,
and supplying fiiiiiiiies with pure and unadulte-
\,-gtéd medicines. llis pric-..-:‘-' will compare fa-
vorably with tlio.-'-0. of any other cstllblismcnt.
‘ Pure Wines, i.iq=.loi‘.-1, Scotch Ale -.uii1 Porter,
elected exmcssly for medic-iuzll use.
- - ‘x » _ 1 "'1 . 1
1 Laos it sale. ,
i ' ABOUT eigllt ll'.3l‘(‘S of good land, near
ilalu-st., one mile iio:-iii of the ‘sh-illge,is offered
'=for'n'ale upon \'x'.‘l'_V l".‘.'.:1.’)ll‘.‘.lll{l l.cl'iiis._ It is ad-
":i2_I_-; lot.-, or for gard-
- ¢n‘i':'lgApllrpose::. ll.l\'lil' at quick ‘.lEl(l rich soil,
' and a large bed of vejgz-i:lbl:: niould, orcouipollt
‘manure thereon, oi‘ it is all Czllclllili-Ctl for :1
' flpgt 1-ate me:l.l'lo'e.'. it is= \‘.'a}ll ll.-iiccd and in a
very eligible loc:it‘:o;i. Fol‘ filrtlil-i‘ p:ll'ticular.s
onquil-"e at this oiiicc. tf-3
* Paper
i 2 ~ l’l ‘z-If.‘-l-XS; of :,".'(’.l‘_V style and palt-
’ 0
lZt‘l‘ll l'i'oiii Tut:-‘. to 3:-. ll piece just
’ rec.-ived, and now oii'ei-42:’.
-..
for sale by A ..
C. .l. GRUMAN,
9- At the (lid l’.l'i<lge Store.
.._.___....._._____..._._.._
hire .E..;iisl‘i.:ers
A. .\l()iti:"-.o:~: .2 A
_‘ 1 oi_ltAASliii-ls, lios~.i::i.'=, C0lllll'S, &c., to expo
II()‘i."l‘ are now giving
Block. \lnin street. ‘ RANDLE ll: PLATT.
NORWALE n1_vrro.I,'-runs :
_lz~t'.‘""l'l‘ Q"
PROVISION S, FRU-ITS,
Vegetables. of Flshall kinds,
clams, oysters, Inc.
'As good as tllc market affords, constantly to
found at the well known establishment of ,'
‘ ALLEN, MEEKER. dc CO. ,_
1:33‘ Goods of the above description received .
daily, and for sale at wholesale and ,~ retail ‘on
the most favorable terms. ' i i
A HOUSE‘ AND Ip0'.l',- ;
of about Ono Lora, .
, FOR SALE. —- 5
HE subscriber offers for ale, upon roaoona-__:
blc terms, a ‘House and Lot, situated in"
Silver Mine, so-called, in the town of New Ca-
naan, and 25- miles from Norwalk,Brldge.' The
House ‘is newly built, contains 5 large rooms,
and 3 bed-rooms. attached to which is an out-
liouse, containing 4 roolns, cellar, «hc., «kc.-‘ ‘
A. GLENDE ING, -
or STEPHI-‘N HYATT.
N cw-Canaan, Silver Mine, sept. 21, 1853.-tf 39
’ . Lino. , g
100 Bills. of Lime for sale by T. L».-BECK
Timbor and baths: _
AT SOUTH NORWALAK.
350,000 Plastering Laths. ' .' _ -;
50,000 Feet Pine and Spruce TiInhe‘r.A "
10,000 Pine Pickets just rec’d Aand for -_Ia_ls,
by rnos. I.._rncx_. _
South Noi-walk, Aug. 2. 1853. _ g
on application to
cells;
smirk [s =
s“9'—‘i-
rionccd scwei-:1; . A .. . ,. ‘Q
Oo_nstJ.ut ciilployii'i~.)ii'. _'._>;l\-‘oil {tll'0"U‘l':u_J
on delivery of the w0.'-‘lit _
Norwlllk, July lzitli, l::i.i35.
"71
carpet 'V7.-“e:-.-vilzg I~3si;ab1ishmeht\
AA " HE subscriber woiild i'0.<pcc‘.fiilly aimounc J
:=’-.;~i’J.-T‘ .to the Pliblic, that lie pi"cp:tl'cd i0 exc
A, ‘cute all orders for
._; .2 .Ii.‘AG CA 3 l‘l7J'l‘ \Vl<iAVlNG,
J uc-it the shortest iioticc ~.-.ii:‘i ill the best possible
2! manner and for \'ei'y l'l.‘i‘..~'()ll‘.‘l‘ulL‘ prices, at hi
5 residence ll0:'ll' the L'ii'z-iii iFaictlii'y.
, ' -. . J.-\C()B m..i.ci{.
. '.ii‘if' it B Dyeing ‘Establishment.
Blllli, of l}i‘iA.lgu,~i,i.ri-.-'.:, silk, cotton and
C3. ivoclcii d_vui'_. fol-im:i'ly ol'l\'cw York, dyes
siylli, ‘oldies’ (lresscs of
and tiliishcs iiiA1.‘::e lg.-.<t
“f.;.v'el‘y «1cscI'iI>tl°u-
Ilso, lJl'01't(lClUil}f€ mid e
Illfi-iillltl lllcl‘lllH l:l<Am'n'-"-, " ---1
lush, lace veils, silk :-.::i.
5' ilk silk, C1"<lp0, lll'.‘l‘lll(J, c.i.~'liiiicl'e,
i,_ ' .slna|lll0f1“
" "guns. .1. L‘ _
gal-ticlcs, 510-. LVC-=
., ;\,A : ;GE_N'T1,1:,‘_,-1[_7«;‘..‘\‘-'.‘5‘ (.'.ill£.»’llI'.‘.N‘TS.
iogel-coats, C021
1“ fipplng, and nizldc
' - :2 ts. iii
» nbr coats, Vests: 1l»~'- ‘.
' ‘ in o_«1.«-J.-:;-t, cl'u1ilbcloLlls:, Azc.
,AA_,..,_...;.. .;,i:.-:;~. .d at :’~ll0l‘l.-llol-l(:L‘, and
Al.
.
_ ,. . ; ‘Ii for Mr.
pr1’~fiipl.‘-._Y ~?'.x:i.:-5"‘ ' -
. ——-4““""" ‘
- " gcl)l:i)l9.~l~s~.~< and lEA1Lell‘.lS,
A’ ’new Books th:i.t ‘.1. mere
.~ .. A, ____ _ ___A_A_____g______g__,_______.____
' '--‘~Ol'cl Picture:-3 “oggiecl & Restored
J . AU.3'[‘El‘l, uh rceelilly introduced In-
t Stirumrt‘-;-ts. by Wall hccain1'esi01'c or copy
Old Plctul'c.°_.'l)zl.;§l1ei'i‘\[ii.ypOS.&c., giving them
'5 MW-'«l1 “"9” lilmll; til“.-illll the original.
August 9th. K
x
_\g‘.fl% “~%~*, A A_y.'
.. .il 3.:
. I. paid
' ' 3nl‘20
1))
\ roa'l'lnloollrl.lm: . _
Glhghs, colds,
-» <.<illI0l‘(.‘S., brozldclotli,
-.<, lustriiigs, crapes,
coitoli vclvets. sew-
'l‘liibct and
awls. it-.lli:lii liiid l"i's:l‘icli Clt1)t:l:'. Also,
rticlcs, such as li-.liidkercllictis, 3-.iara.~:.ols,
3, 1-ililmii.-a, gl(>‘Vc.~1, hose, lace, gauze
wliicli will be done on l'ezlson-
ts, vests, p:lii‘.s=. &c., dyed with-
in.» ion -: as well as new.
He will also cleanse tlllll fiiii.-.:li iii the best man-
ilil.ar_\' gairiiicllte-:, nie-
-.-ui. Mr. JACOB BLACK,
Birk, will be
anew lot, with
child can learn.
ILVER. \'»'u.i~‘{-.T>i?.l..~..'i Spoons. Forks‘. Knives
‘line, for sale"-ll; A_ J.-‘\.CKSO.N"S.
, xfipitting stood, , .
, AND ALL ornna Lusc‘ co tulip!
, . ' c To * _ I.
Y =ll‘:‘hlIll\I* ‘ _ .',
F l'h3'°'i°“fl|=““_‘ i-:i'uix- ililaill-it l.ioiyccnlo‘:i:l.an'dard'
Preparation, :lndAls and 1,1,. ,_,,,,,,u",_.“,.¢’ 0,-"ha.
lliscaws of the Tll7'0¢\‘nd ",3, ‘mph, if figtkcbd
.. N . , .
___;_;_.____r
AVING taken the. building“, lnoving,._,_buI;l~.
or attention '
' ‘Scroll Paintings, from 2s. 6d., 36., ,4s., 5s., 6s.,
I-IE subscriber has taken the Storereoently =‘
;="II’dI wide, 3000 yards of low priced Druggets,
llto 3 yards wide at 3:! (id to '65 per "yard, also
' Axinlllster, and Tufted Hearth Rug; also.8000
‘ Tufted Rugs ‘at . _
quality of goods, than those comparatively, ans1..ll_ceere'- licmleréou In 00.. and others. Bing-
‘ "land, all ofour own importation,solne‘ of which
now on hand a. title assortment of HITS. ust '
' p:.i’ces,.and Introduced in th_c marketfat this es-
_ ‘lot-‘DIi’or'Mat’s, Coir Matting;
White"-and Check Canton Mllttin , lac. «
The above property will be sold ver _ low up. .
.3‘!
- 'sln‘;l_ew Ills Pistols. -
W vwltltwli
'_- pe ' i <
5 ’~ ’ -Chlllohe nild-‘Anlerlcan.Vermil,llou. I "
Llthal-go _Illd_Bed Lead;
B B M-Bull:--Books."
7 ,..s-rnm:w!!-- v — =
S} jitiilily »‘3,iieillspager'.;--§ctof2i ”.lU._"3A[’flt!A!l.
-..\
#4
filllitits, flgriulliilrl, tilts C __ltt;-i‘-Lfisfillilillgch in 1800-.
B S E V B if VOLUME XXXVII.---NUMBER
23.
:e
Sitaaqsulsanr ATTRACTATONS‘! :-
. A,{l_'A'-i‘!I‘IAl§A_ cl:l.l-:llll’.AlrAl~:‘l'l>,"_‘A ‘
is run uxrrsli srlrlls, Afr
, ,. . . i"4nd.°r-os’9e . ‘
' A. No, ‘O9 BOWAERY, New Yolk, -A‘. ‘
A "Engll':ill' and ‘14'r¢nclb~(A.‘_'oo‘p'ets.
_UYE_l{S_ will ml” the largest Stockof-Low
_ Price and lledium to the most elaborate
.Anbuo.-ion. logic, Medallion, and Velvet Car-
pe,.ta.over offered in the world. _ _
..¢I.Il.sr-morons CALI!
Above round, no damp Basements" or Vaults
undert é sidewalk to endanger the health of.
~-Llidy purchaaers,oach Sales ltooln is devoted
Ccluaively to one description ofCarp'ets. The
Wholesale and Retail Departments of ' this es-
_tabl_isllll_lellt have been enlarged and an addi-
"tl”on‘oY ‘two extensive Sales Rooms, making ll . "
woildérful and orgeous display.. '
‘ - So at Room Noll,
-.1 Floor Cloths. All Enormous Stock of
John Hare _& Son’s celebrated English bll
cloths ;.als'o, American floor oil cloths of ‘mag-
'll 't'satin’lnish, Fresco, marble, Italian, and
-to 9!. per yard, from 3 feet to 24 feet wide and
99~|.0_ns- -
‘ ‘Sale: Room No. 2;‘ -
Ingraiat Carpets. Two hundred and fifty
plocoo of-English and American lngrnin Car-
pe’ti"I£‘,' all new style, manufactured expressly
for establishment. H
-~ — . Soles Room No. 3,
[American Imperial Three Ply Carpeting of our
zfwn Importation ; gorgeous, splendid new style
- patte . ' ~ . .
” 1 '- Sale: Room No. 4, , 1
Price In . oin qarpets. Hund-
rod pieces of If . ium quality ‘ Iugralll "Carpets,
beautiful large ‘and small patterns‘, fnla_nufactur-
ed for theclty trade, incredible low prices of
laid‘ 3i‘4s 5s pel-yard. _
' ~ ' ’ «Sales Room No. 6, » *
Rug"; and -Druggeta. English zbruggets 4
all imn‘lense_'assol-tlnent of Mosaic‘ Landscape,
l6s-to 24s_ each.’ ‘
ale: Room No. 6, B .
._ . ‘sleek and Hall c'arp.;¢,..—5o,ooo1_yuas_'dl 0 a
striped and ti rod Hall and Stair Carpets" at ’
2s,'2s 6d‘, 3s, lid, 4s, 5s, tis and 7s. -
' * Sales" Room No. 7,
= ~.UedaIll'on qarpets, with borders; llosaic
‘nod Axlninstcr of one-entire piece, canbetlttl.-ll
to any sized room, from $350 to -
‘ n.'a_q‘az_V.1o¢l, T'npestl'y and Brussels, from
the celebrated factories ofdulln Crossly & Sons,
are exclusively uurowu stylcs,"and ‘cannot’ be"
found at any u_tli_er.cstabAlisllnlcut. _ ‘
. . . ales Roo1al.No.'8, - ~- -
Juhuaaon C'arpels—They elicit the waruicst
comnlendatlolls of every‘ beholder, _oxccl in
b”eau'ty~nnd durability, are sold at nlodernte
shlncnt. ,
Sales Room. No_..~9, U ’
twllled Vellitian -Stair Carpeting, Ififllifklltly‘
cheap. A A _, *
' Sales Room No. _ 10,
at; _, ,; l2s. 20I,.40s, to $10 per pair ;,'l_able, and
Piano Covers, Silver and Brass Stairlods, -Par-_
1*.3‘i3.0N»-v
199 Bowery, ‘ __
‘r;—'v.; A. cnlcllss-r.ll_'nvs,_,
gr. IIIRAM as
5.95.
Door Rollers and Hangers. .
Scrapers. Scrapers for wood
...SulI'R0l.ler_I- . .
Cliall'l‘,_l‘‘ulllp Heels, 6 and 8 irnl.
; 1 hi’ chit . . «Hau's' lost‘!-klen to redeem! ~
" Wagpnifloxes, 9 to (i in. in setts. A . While our lnbolA-sthlls we blend.
. _ A -. !9 thy WorlllAuaAnship defend.’ A _. ‘
‘goringglachines. » , ~_ . . ,
‘wi e a r. ' « 7 . . ~:
il...‘3..v.s..l"i... s 313 f3'-E~;3’»il3r.d NE.
~ "Carriage lows and Bands. . _ _ _- A _':'A::A.A vvsrg.
' _ . . . -!jko'm the New York RefornlAerA. AA '
Awlggoy _s..‘A§,Ag|| gizeg, l)e.clarntlon_ot Musical Indepen-
“ "Patent Clothes Pins. . . V. - " 43-cg;
i?.‘Woll Bucketaand Wheels. _ ‘ _- . _ .~ . - , ‘ - ,3‘
_ ,0“, lvog.-...¢ xAeme,,_ A A When lathe progress of events, it be--
_~,.ylalloablo_Castings.' ’ comes necessary to‘ reform both the No-
Wiarlfiel Revolvers, 4 and 5 in barrels; ~ - ' " *
; cm Ba'gs,.&c.. to. ‘ " f
PIINTEIW.--MATBIIKLB.
* ix-White head, all qualities.
_ So. _l, or snow white Zinc.
" 2,, silver “ ._ H
" 8_,",'-Abrown stone “
"u_‘A,-_, as u .- 3A
Lillseiod 0ll,_boiled and raw.
Bpll’-lCllTfll’|l0lItllle. .
,, Copal, Coach and, Demllr Varnish.
lluttygand Sand Pa‘ r " * C
, .__Chr,nnlo Green and‘_Yellow. - - A
j i_l’ar_is (:‘m;n.dryuyd in oil. - ‘ '-
‘irclich-ilarlnevandrlmperial Creep. \ .- ,,
_-:2 Bllrpt and;-law Unlber. do selgngg
7 ‘Drop Iv ‘add Lampblock. .9 ~ _'
g.Croto_u._ ,’ llu,shw,ell’s Metallic AP_ai_nts,,fol-
’ outbuilcfilgs. " ’. ‘ - ‘"
4 Pniicc Stone, ground-and in lunp'..-- ‘
W.l..|,d°W.'.r’ 91.3.» In large assortlll_o;nt'of'a'll
1. Kllalltiesand prices, both, French and
' lnericanu 2 '- '{
'o.‘n‘«l‘ ‘ “oi il‘.’diW.h -. :5.
Corhe§h:lY¢rs,’slil‘g.le hndg30flUl::ieelE0.
[inure ‘Forks. Bulchtllol‘, lump-‘&,' willp-
ple and" -llarrington makers. _ "
name my Iukessfitl llurrovts-" “ _
’Ploughs,ilnade to order -to rsuit the various‘-
Api,_uA1qqglaud,in this pAal-t_‘..Aof the coun-
'tr . ' ‘ « ‘
' skgW,§'Dd‘:’IIKy’0fittt¢_rs, made l£y,Hovey, the.
. ..noo.¢.sr r9!.¢d.-.*"."‘.- ' ‘
, and oi-,0: crapers. _ A A , A
01 B'dwssn’d«\'okcs. ' - ' ,-'- _~-2
A--3.0V P-lusg-; v: . ' . 3 _= é;.'.'.'1"";.'-B’ B
Cow'l‘les. , _ , , -
' Crow~lars.- ~ .~ ‘ '“--'< ‘
. -Hay Knlvc!-é— . 1' J .- 1 ., ,_
,l'srri,er._“ . , B — -
“ -' 4 " i" ii: I
30:3» 810990. and Rifle”: 895- ‘I
. »
-54 .555.
-r
usually terminate film in M‘. ..
opium. calomel, or any en] “::&'e',..‘ ‘mt i5 W-’“_,
ell entirely oftli so 1 ‘,..¢_}' ¢,,.“.“.
which have it specific IIIBIIRT ,3” ‘Q5. \,.'.$A.‘§‘¢«g§.;p
c0!IIIL‘0‘°‘l ‘“'K‘""5- "5 “"91 into ectis to a y ill Ir-A.
ritatlon, and gently rcluove ~ -- - -
bid st-cretiolls from the tilt
fglieving the Cough. by sllbd
other causes which give rise to i
recommended by Pllyslcians of th
may be given with perfect safety .
or the most delicate female. ,
Prepared by A. SCOVILL & C0.,G it‘ ‘u
Broadway, New York. \ '2. ~
Boston, Mass. .
sold in Norwalk, by J. A. Weed, and WU,
Dal-il§n,' S. W. Rayinond ;—-West ‘ t. duo
New Canllzm. S. C. Slllilnall ;—- dgeleld. N:
in
qtalnford. and elsewhere.
‘Watclics, ' Clocltr,
30
'“‘ "3l'?P”fl'! Clothing Store.’-'rei'lxde'
_ _ 4 ‘“ll'.“|i%¢‘T .witll'.l"-._ilstoln,,l_llore than, a matter’
,Ns.3l|, ‘¥- - ' ‘
New England Deput.—-Bvllk 1'.|“.V§ o. .
llilsoll'—,:
nodding, 1'. ll. l-‘anton ;--and by Druggista
' ' that good goods, well made. fairly
-er? closasu-: .oloisht.l.n§ -.
. i-..!. 3».
. ~s._
- )
:,. . .« . ‘~ ‘.‘u°Ann' 5:. —» l
~..'l'_o our-Nuplerous li-lends‘ throu hollt.,‘tlIe_
3fit'¢'0f.COI§‘ectic,u_t, tlle»under‘Il“"I'& inmost
'~':°-!°‘.lI.!.Ii.‘.|Ii..§..¢lI!Inlt:st6hi.- ..on‘v.1-'.ronhe
verzilillml lntrolnge with ‘willéh-‘.lli¢‘y.*. have
bvoredhil during the past. year,‘ gq |i'iv'ing'-
made arrangements to continue at the oldotsnd
' P5043." c0;~dIlI’ing the ye'n"|-5'-.1851, hopes
on.-outed km to the uublt.-eslindnsvnfi
gravilig on Spoons, Rings,
dac. executed in a superior manner b
at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block, sign of the ad
L.C
nfil
ND ill kinds_of Jewelry rf3>:£r:d.
m 3 - "I * r - .
~ ‘ ol_thc,pnrcI,II.erI will merit 9' co'n'tlnns_l‘l'ccA of
Watoh-- '
GLASS. all sizes.
100 boxes do American all lines.
; For sale very low by 2. SANBOBB
, Westport, July sou.
’llo’xl':'s 'ol‘"lll"e vs... F ll. 1: )l on
j IfI‘ars:.I-:1
} .-.Aa.«.0A.;~;»s}v-»«p.» »-u’,~vvu..~;-;-A’.-A
Crystal_PalnAce Insn'glAu'atiol:l, by Williilm Ross
; .0111‘! .. E§.Til’IllllSl:lN'l‘I,|'A_,_' 1-’ ~
- -following .pal'.0dy, that , has‘ hecli iAcomli,iuniénted
‘tulle PhiladeAlphla‘_Bol_letinT: ~ ‘V ' 0 - . "
.ousy of New Yorkers, an ode which I forward-
‘ .1"lu-ele. Ply Carpets. English, Scotch, and, .'
Herald (HaIA'tfoI'd.) saysyllould have been ac-
cepted. It is by Rev. Rlilpll T. Hoyt :
Velvet, Tapestry. Brussels "three. ply and ,
' ffjailyutifapgotry lngrdirt Carpets-:—Gold,1 -‘ -
Plain, White, But and Scroll Window. Shades, ,
also, in 3d, 5s 0d _*"
A.ffl M1sClvLI.;iNEo~'lrs»=-
ca-ranootm. s
_&A stone. '
, risslof ftliirteell tones of tlie. Clirolliatic
‘the ’equa|"ts'lllpernmelit ;) a’ decent res-
‘ govnne‘d;»- -=Prudenw-‘dictates . that the-
syst'cnl'-of .Music!to which Allie. prilsent
'.-_-genel'a1l_ion'iu’accustomed, llavillg roots‘
"like nn“aghd"oih'} "tI’L-ystefll‘iiiiiivllicli mil-
7li'o"l'ls~of’dolln’r's _Il’e“'lllVf.'Sl.‘ed, sliolild not
"But" who'll it is‘evidentthat{l'lle.represell-»
4 lotion of m'tlo'icaI- sounds on pope! .(ths=
iprésentl musical -vl’lolntioli).doos' not cg ree-
'sl'ilutiii'g“’au=' ’hrf’itil_iillI, ;c.:olirlisqd_. i‘»je;,A.ie.\--
"S '“'9>-- -A-"«-.i-.vlls_' iil’tllé“" like ‘off s'il.n.ploa'
"n_Be".‘-a4;A'v-sols-; -a.‘d-{
. 4 posed. rsstorpd.3-wtllslirwtlallltl'.§t§I§e.‘aIld
V _ ‘ {mi 6- , __ p 00'; N , A A ‘A ' ,-|‘
‘1g4‘3,:‘g°3:‘;.§,.~g,;,,-.A .0,‘ being; ;.1.¢l-son toslcnrnao-.rslid.gllclr-lvig, lA:oArA-A
~;o.Ie.ofti.e.lu§‘g,t.l%ii' l_l,e»IJ'lvi, ; . 3r‘ectly.nt~iiglt¢*V-ll”!l-l"7‘~'“3J°'_ 199" lief-‘
cln‘ ev,¢ry.shsd‘e_and'v.al-lg ‘.’,f){.‘:::::iEi-::¢: lfog-_n1‘¢fg:;.,pg._’¢gye[A|le,|Lby,l.lle.l gillitlidc‘
- . ,lv.li,¢éa for thséefifiéo--S" lie‘ srieif iinii *-
*.«acssav- i
,- ‘AAA ggggg AA
” p:.l....a.¢i.lA...
-W,e'.hs__.ve 'tll_¢A':' prizeiy for the
Wallace, and cannot _l-cfrltill from 1'-,r‘ivAing‘.th,c
. . Pulunl-:l.rul.l, 1854.
' Dlml Bul.l.nrlN :—-With the proverbial jeal-
edto the.Cr' ital Palace’ Comlilitteehas been
rejected, wh le some verses strung together by
some unknown rhymcr have taken the pr’zc.
I.l_lin’_t proud, but you will see by the accom-
panying POEM that I ought to have taken it;
’ ‘ PRIZE ODE. ' .
llv wool.vA iloss w'll.llcl-A. ~.
Lo! the monetary darkness
From our Palace floats away;
Lo 1 the glorious. brain of Barnum
Promises to make it pay.
' See again the.-glad Stockholders ,
Meet and rub theiritching palms, ‘
And in Barnum’: growing programme
. Read the high-falutingllams, \ .
Here behold the great Bnrnnlnbo!
Ayg with hin_l_,the_ profits come ;
He_wlio collléditlle shining dollars,
from the play of Uncle rain.‘ C
Only by the mind ofllarnllm,
Throbbing-with assured success,
- Call the holders build their palace,
A ‘ In great Gothénfs wilderness‘.
A[On tAl_leAnext verse have spread myself—]
Notions .' h"eor' that mighty nlusic
' Rolling found h'ké'nlo'u'n(al'n bears-
A 'lrl'dgl'ng deserts‘, planting oceans, '
' .' Jl{orr_l/l'Ang' all the stars in pairs ,-
' Telling Athatthc Crystal Palace
Glorilies. New Yorkers’ pl-ide,—.
Telling all the towns ‘-‘ provinciiil” - _-_ "
" Their, diminished he_ads to _lljde_._
Knickerbockers! Oh, be joyful z . .-
_ ,lg‘or our Palace nowiwill pa'y',
Now_ that Barnn_nl?s iniglity Anoddle
. Ilaisi-assunledithei guidingsway.
.The.-Afollowingls an Ode ll-liiciifliiie Religious
A -When the Architect Eternal,‘
"By his wisdom, power, and-love,
lteared the Crystal Dome snpernlll,
lleasureless his. skill to prove; _
' Earth in radiant with beauty, ~-
l-‘airestllu the boundless frame, ~
. Summoncgl angel-hosts to duty,
'-llymnlng pleas to his name;
A ‘Glad, the‘“Sons'of God” obeyed, .
. Hailed the World thatghe hildmade.
' . .Now, Earth’s brotherhsodof nations
' Though the dread de8tl'0yt‘l"S wing, ’
Allodethistrife and tribillations, .. -
. A UfldlfimIJeaAAIflS9 "'snlA_l_‘si_'li g l" AA
‘Though the Wal‘-_-Fiend’si"eboli pinion
'‘ _1)arkensContinel_it'aud Sea, '
A_ Genius spurns his fell; dominion,
,”,Ar-t_ is mightier than he} ’
‘Great First Cause} ,Th.y_won_de-rs'showing_,
. ‘-"-‘When thcncw-erected Sun, ' __ . ,' —
' ;.slscA on hill and valley. glou§i_'ng,' ,
. - ‘ Praised li.‘e,v'ubl5i"lllaz_llio_i; hast donc,.. ,
’ A-..'l‘lli'nl'!"benelc£nt?foreveg.;- _ f
-_-Iaker, inI’lllté,»sllpremc, , -_ . . *
A Aid-.our'oarnest ,W.orldA’s Endeavor,
ration _nn'd Science-of Music;-'-'and ‘to
place it on its just foundation as a siuiple
natural and accolistical Science ;'. (llle ss-
Soale forming the Octave ‘from to C,
being 'lna’tlls_lnatio'ally fixed, according to
peAct4foAr the lnpsical world-, including
Professor! and utnzazeufs, requires tllllt
we-'should'sxplnill the causes wllicil inl-
pel us,_nnd‘tll"e motives by’ vltllicll we are
b'e'"llAltered'for"'lig_ht or trallsi'ent§ causes.-
with the :Accoml-ical» Scale, as lil'a‘tlle-
mati{:ally_ fi_xcd_., but is, on _A,tI_ic. co_llll'Iry,-
con_l,p|ii;iitel_l'A'_f5rj the Ae"y3'to' ‘A li'ill'5a_vel, and
difllcnifyfof ‘the’ il'ASllllAltl_,ll‘t)A'.°' allfIl_V,zA0;: sub-l
;¢'x.vrs¢9i9.I1-. 5=.W.9!'»!& : . ..
,!IiiJ|III,lil:3.l..l!'9|!§‘llout tlie_,\vllo|[e sciellce
."33!.l"°‘T¥'v‘V9"i°‘“~"““°“'- " 5 'wlleu.lnusic.illns wrlte'”tli‘eii-"olliel-lviser»
.~,b.ell.n.tifuI, .colllp9§itiolisf. ill,_., sig_;,,,or seveli
slmps, or as many _Elats_,‘ llo_t‘p.itlislaii-
ding tlloso-conlposit'l_olls woll|d;lii“-fliialiy
-instances sound as well or'ci:_e,li)clter;4iil
‘gl,.,i;ey ,of_.?,CA.:' doing souiierely, l.u;sllO\v
: _. ,,_,,ej“]¢,'l[, gnd;g'l.v,cl,,to t;lleiIjjpr« _ltct"lolis, A
~ . ...rolmia.abIs .:.IPl>°!‘"!.1.l.<.l.*f:’-‘''\d .\ |neu“t|-e. ‘
notatioil:_-i§.s=t1t:|!"lle!9l'Fd..Wlllt; all llllilmfl
of accidental» ‘for, insurlfce $1‘/Aulbcrgs
Adante,-.-iu«.sv.hic|'l.« alluogt ._.§ry lI0l.cA is-_
to be mnIposa.d.:ul.auy.Qf til lll_ lestrksfiis?
;.tlt¢ll--.l!IA'l,liU|K_!9$!l Again.‘ 89 ill! ._"|-.|.I?= I‘I’|°‘.§l
oft tglllfillillla. from...lBAl'.|.|il.g~=_;.lll¢ ples of
‘Grammar,:HatIzcon3/esnlld .091? f,
and when persons of 'e_ll-__ll¢_Al'-Alt_?.,_ ‘ '
talent for pplnsilznl colnposltloll,
write .’d_o'wn=‘ tlieirproll uctloiiisfiali
.evonj' csli,braicd' composers -have-<.
' nllot
I5’ Pa’ . 3!.
"tell:
=3i..e._-..-z.u.I.e.-*ef~!1ll9,ei§l!i=isé "’¥.".\vriti.n in C
..inin?9,r"..:.‘¥',ii,!¢36”‘???(J. , '
“rt-ii-.°.n’.-.,..‘6' .-.*eili:$v*i_'=.!= #99 1.
colliposéri or all-own lily’; wriw=<;_ urp
.i.l.I.s.iI.lg r:I!.¥.°f ;-.».I....l>i9'..=9- ‘!.'.'}. P~.“*". ' Ii!‘
.ot!-...-gt 3.: . and :..‘!'.'|§.'!. .'Ii9!tt.I'E.!?°g!.=. W re-
vs!-tsd f.l‘.3.|..l.|.|'|,‘9,1’l*i."!l5_,.'.‘.'..-‘Q.’-',".' 333?. the. In:
. .l"-|ic..8.‘‘.°II 9‘ .. .eu.x,d.“¢.c¥.i’“, -.""*>”!*;i1.i°Z"§“’?
G
3
iy"ol"tllo7 people,‘ k‘l‘l<‘>tl'rilig'lil.‘ti¢':A'a'_lA'l¢l’l"ti .-
sic, caueujoy it in but ll limited‘ii)aliit,
when all those things are true, and ind;
yet might be molftioned. we deem it ol-
ll?fa'o'rs"v rslpectfll‘; -»
: if‘ "- lBNJ.‘llIAltlA‘GlA0UGlI-.=t~
A l I
v .. N9“"4'e“'; ..
' “did 'U&fe"his of Hair,
land. Tooth Brushes; alsqgoodassort,
"Bl - Indooarsocnmbs.
Hills allhindsnt '1‘. B. ontmrnis.
ilnporatlvo duty to effectuate such a it
l“i"“’S‘::“:li'lilps,‘:'flats, and‘nn't:lrals ‘oil papcr-',-_'a'nd~
; "F." j_.,.,...._,i_._ is go lialll'r_a'f_oncglitfcriilg ~fi*'oni
e iiibcc up-G, -
' "'9'-' spauié-or being
forlii as will facilitate e\'ery pllvrpose of
lilusic, wiietlicr vocal or lIlSlflllll(’lliaAl.—-
_A ,_'lA'liis, tlicii,‘is the object in‘ view; and
togsliow still more clearly the necessity
wliieil exists, to reform the" musical no-
tatioll,‘ and to clear musical sciéncefrom
blliildégsanll rubbish with which it is
eilcllilibe_rcd, we submit the the ‘follow-
Hilfg‘ facts? -'- _. . '
lst. A'l‘lie present notation employs
clizlractcrs, called sllilrps, double sharps,
flats, and naturals. These characters are
called by Prof. Lobe optical deceiving
milclllllely,-\Vlll(:ll in truth they are.
2d. "The so called natural sounds. (as
if there were any mmatuml 0lleS,)‘C,D,
E, F, G, A,‘and B, forming the diatoiiic
scalefilre represented in the old notation
each by its own c/zaraclci, but only" in '
the scalebf C, and where no accidentals
‘occur, conseqllelitly only in a few cases.
‘In many instances five of these same
sounds are written one degree above
their natural position, and are then called
D, E, G-,,A and B, double flat; again, the
so cnllellliatural sounds, D, E. G,A and B,
are written one degree below their first po-
silica, and arcthen called C_, D, F, G and
A double sharp.A - ‘
3<l_. _ The live so-called semi-tones or
lialffogics, or secondary rounds, sharps
in one cu::c_nlid'tAlats in the other, have no
names at allbf their own, and borrow, in
every instance, their names from their
neighbors, and they are most absurdly‘
considered aisounds derived from the (so-
called) natural sounds.
4th. Such anomalous and contradic-
* tory notation is based on the fallacious
idea,‘ thaticvery natural sound can be
raised once. or twice, by a single or dou
ble sharp, andclowered mice or twice by
. a‘sing|e’or dollbletlat. Bultheiiloslcu-._
rious part of the old system is the enlist‘-
monic sea]-c, Tliat SC:'.llU..l't‘qlllf€S over
l_00’syllables to write it out instead of
only twelve,-viz: .
(I) B double sharp, or Cslinrp, or D flat
1)‘ sharp, or C llatural, or D double flat.
C (lDlll.llt§ sli:lrp,ol'D liutura|,orEdoubleflat
Dslizirp or E fl.-lt,‘or (2) F double flat.
D double "sharp, orE liatllral or F, flat.
E sharp, or 1'' natural, or G doubleflat.
(3) E double sharp, or Fsllarp, ol Gjlat.
F double sliarp,ol(:‘r natlll'llI,orAdollble flat
G sllarp,,or A flat. A -
G double slial'p,orA nai li_ral,orBdoilblcflat
Asllarp, or B flat, or (4) C double llzit.
.A double sharp, or B natural, or C‘
flat. ‘(The reader may write this out in
notes to have it more plaill,) ‘instead of
only viz : . . , ’ _
Dee, Dee, Ray, lice, l\’lé, Fa. Fee,‘
Sole, Sec,»La, Lee, and Pa: '
Each sound is represelitell diversely,
on three degrees instead of imifornlly on
one;; eacliqlaine has several syllables iii-
stead of only one; four, six, and even
seven characters an used to represciit,
one .' sound, instead of only one; the
whole. scaltf contains 701;liaracteljs, when
olllylwelvellre necessary. (The repre-
sentations marked (I), (2), (3), (4.), oc-
cur intlieory but ilot in practice )
. 5th.. Tile «old notation -uses a Ulll'0-
matic signature of from oliellat to seven
.flats, or from one sliarp "to seven sharps.
_Tllis3isTlie tlwrny crown of the" oldsystem;
thusvon paper it uses fifteen major scales
and as “many minor-scales, when, in lltI--
-tllrc and ‘fact, only twelve‘of each exist.
-'6l.'ll. As though itwere ..not snflicienl-
«lywéiilbarrassiiig to represent one.sound
on l.l’ll't£e"’(llll’t.’l'Blli’. degrees, the old nota-
tion places five sounds on one .degree;
thus: . B
"G double flat, G flat, G natural, G
sharp, G ‘double sharp. (Write it out
in notes. ) -A . ' .- . ‘
~Here, you see, are nine: ll0lc—plclllr8s,,
and altogether twenty-one characters,
wlierellsfiif it‘wcre' possible without us-
ing too malty legal’ lines, it would be de-
‘sirable to” represent but one sound on
each degree.‘ ’
7th. The old system presentslls ‘an A
z‘-immense numl-'er'of paper intervals; it‘
establishes eiglif series of intervals on
the diatoliic scale, the colis;cqlleiice is
~t’li'a‘t the'ilitel'v'als callscdgby the five--sec-
olidary solllidsare llnbwli as sharp, flat,
large, small, perfect, inipérfoct, pure, illi-
purc, sllperlluotis, double superfluous,
”minislied'aud double diminished. If .-i
perforuler produces the seventh alld elev-
enth sollillls of the natural acoustic series
(conmioiily -knowli as the chromatic scale)
no on‘e‘enli tell with certaiilty,aeeol'dilig
to‘ the jargon‘ of 'Llis.o|d system, by what
name to call the interval: it niay be a
m.1jor‘tliird, or a double. superfluous sec-
ond,’ or a double (ll‘l'lllIllSll€tl folirth... '-l‘lie»
old theory tenclicsfas follows 2 “ C is a
tone, and D is "El tone; 2-between these
*tworis another tulle; collsequelitly, from"
"C to D is acwholc tone." Again it says:'
“E is a-tone‘ and—F is a mile, and there
‘is no ofilcr-loilc between them’; ’l.ll€l'(.’.i'Ol'€~
“from ‘E to“I*' is half tI"i.Olle." : Who ever
‘|A_lcarl] ll halt tone or a quarter tone? -1“.
flitllre we will llaVe"ll0Ai:lll'llg but lvllole
tplies. ' A tlieory iéolitaillillg such - doc-
.""'f>-.Wi|| ccfltlllily appear ridiczalozeawc
soon ‘RS Ollr.-1.. av‘-p1q.is\.,..lA, ..,ilh,.,n'c" new.
8th. Olle interval is in the Oltl-:.l_v§_v:-."
written in four different ways; for in-
stance :_ ~ r .
7 E ‘sharp and-G sllnrp.V- E‘ sliarp-»aud
' A flat‘. Fand G sharp-.' l:‘»aud.A flat. A
A (WAi'ite it out in liotgs.) * '
A" ‘No one, ':é:’lii"e'ly,‘\'vlll, lll:lllAllltll"ll that this
is Siillple u,i."l'a‘ti'orl'2l|." ‘It. is llierefoie mall-
ifest, that the present notation is‘ defect-
ive, _ullce;taili,.confu_sed al'l(_Zl_A llllSal.lSl-ad-‘-'
tory. . _’l‘li'crc certainly are seine? imper-
~,.fecI.ioll_s of: the present syAsté_ii1, éallsed by
‘the indiscretioll, of. ugqmpbssrs. '€'i,|id ‘lllei’
may or inigiit-"be easily‘ 'a\'oided.
_lS_'l_r. l;A5,ll‘8e'i. You lleeringeli’s Notation»
,ofifédfitiothc"\vllol'é“f’\voil;l for pl'aciicAll_l
;lAllopti‘oll, obviates all” the" illifljcultiés,
co‘ii_i'p1ielll.ioli's contradictions and a‘b'surd-
Allies-‘of tile oId,sy'sfclilA.” ‘“ ‘« "
‘fist. _"I‘|ia new l‘lol'alioll ‘aliniliilates all
.<_
_,pl'0\LAt;A8.llI,lIl.,e8(._'.'lA]_A aild Erv:ery_o_f the twelve
"others only iiitlle degreetof qilicIklle’ss';:or
slO\V|l_e5S of the l'ib'ratio'n,'by wliicll itAis
iipflltlldicfld‘. {Every S0llntl‘:lll"‘l‘l'l;ll5lc is ca‘-
nlodilicd by¢rliythm~nnd-
i|lli.f\‘\'Cl'.'- ' ‘ 4 "‘
2ll."]’t= lvrites \vli«l'te‘.notes.for.llieA seven
sounds of the diatollicscale prodllced by
lvhi_tc_keys on the Piazza and Organ.‘
,alldA”it‘,assi'gn's’ to"e:l'c‘ll' of 'thé"l'l'l:oile name’,
it’i's‘ ever 'c‘a|ll=.*d1alid ~k'nou"n‘.’&».‘u
"I‘lie" iiaillés ‘of the sevetl wllite= iiotes.ar‘e=
the following; Doe, Ray, <Me, Fa,
Sole, La, Pa. It tliell writes black notes
for those five sounds that are produced
'1
..-{.—.....r all cllgravcr,.asklllg >_=lliill.:a:_sTll‘ illu-
- for a few copics—-artists‘wptoofsla-1:3: his
i ‘to assist her Soil,‘-\VlI0 had.IatcJyv..started
‘=i'llde"tinit'o'. future -‘tonlprelleudelh in.-itlie
gall, and assigns also to each ‘of them a
name, .by,w,liicll it is always distinguish-
llle black notes are thus:
Dee, Ree,
"Fee, Ses. Lee. '
be illustrated by seljles. . . ‘ -
4t_li. It has but one name (slid.that but
of one syllable) for each sound, suitable
for the music, vocal and'in'strllme-ntal.‘ Of-
all lizltions. A A ' " ‘
Still it ropresellts each sound on only‘
one degreegalid never more than two
sounds on "one degree,=ill‘\v‘llicli case one
note is white and the other block. ()b:‘
serve then," that l.llCl'e"lSr llo' Lll§llll1{tlOlI_
more perfect than that of black and \v|i'lti.-.‘
Gill." It has but twelve Major Scales
alid twelvc'Milior’olic,s’, accordillg-to na-
tllre. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ’= =
7th. It has but seventy-eigll¢' ‘intervals
‘and we‘ challenge ally one‘ to produce
more, accollstically, \vithin what has been
hitherto called the Octave, as established
by the equal telliperanlellt. '
. Stli. It" knows not,-llor does it admit-
anytlling aliollt-‘h_ulf' tones, or quarter-A
tones, there being no such thing ilillili-A
sic or nature. -
t_)lli._ ~It ostablislle: correctly. and ull__e-
qllivol-ally tIie‘lla_llles of all the possible
iiltervals, by reference to the ll'ulliber,,of
tones 0VCf’WlllCll all illterval extenols-‘em
elusively. A , ' ‘A - ’
10th. In line, it clears inlisicnl science
and art, from all the anonialics and ab-
surdities that have been eliuilisratcd. and
yet more, which would tire the patience
of Job to relate.
We. therefore, Musiciails of‘t|lc Ullited
States, appealing to ‘all that is ‘good, for
the rectitudciof our intention, do for the
pl'(‘ASEl'Vill'.lOll of our natidnal honor, in tlic
c:iu.~:c of niusic-,"t-lle protection and preser-
vatioliAof_'tll‘c riglit of all peopAle,-solelilll-
ly publish and declare that the old nota-
tion is no longer lit for ally elilighu.-ncd
slid. illl_lepelidclit people. and ‘is _to suffer
a l'eAf0l'IllA.»; .'l‘li:'lt'Mr.‘Eniest Von Heelin-
gt-)lAl:SAN0i.ll_l.l(),ll is to be’. considered from
this day the olily‘llntural, correct and sini-
plc olie,_l.liat it is complete in itself and»
perfectly llltlepclldcllt; that we collsider
it the duty of cvcry uiusicillli to cxanlim;
it, to try it practically, and loassist. us ill
in its general introduction 'l~‘liat we
will teach it. and use every opportunity
to reeolninelld it to_ the Public and illusi-
cnl world for general adoption. and we
live under me hope and ‘llllplcfisloll that
any person who acquaints himself with
it, cannot fail to feel equally desirous to_
see"it in general use. _ And fillallyA_tl atit
is an Auicricall invention, aliddeserves
‘lliercfore the attention and respect of ev-
ery man,‘ republican and American.
" AVVASHINGTON, July 4th, I853. A
ll. 'l‘|iorbcck,' C. Kuersteillcr, A
i G. Greith, lI‘.‘Black, '
C. Stein, _ Louis Kancrl,
11. V. Birstcin, Julius Sicde",
M Morrison, ‘ D. Keilley.
' ~ Pnorsssons o1'vPull'.Anli:l.'ru‘lA'.
, Coll Bergmann, Carl Ze_rralin,'
11- Albf¢¢l|t, ‘ \V. III 'Scli'nltze,-
Joacliiin,Schultz. Zoehlcr, '
C. F. Stein. ' M.‘ Moritz,
F. Tlliedc, W. Meyer,
‘G- Kopp‘-tz. . U. ‘Manet,
I-l. Lulide, Louis Halli,
Carl Lentz, . ‘C. Plageninnll,
‘V. Thomas, ll. Knestcninaclier,
ill-:lAii'y Allller, B. C. L'u|-wig
A \V.'Bl:ike. ' '
Mulls:-zlls or TIIB CrElti\l'A_NlA Musical.
-Soclzrr: ' ' ~
I-l_erman.n Kmlliilg,’ A."Cli.:lrles,
A, Lavigile, Eduard Mollenlialicr
_H. Colliuet, }r‘.‘Mollollllaller,
, Gio.,Botl.esini, l-I. J.'Lutger,
' E. Soliliel.-berg, Julius Sicdc,
llenr.y Wllilr, - -S. Dame,
\V. R. Bull, ‘ S. Hughes,
C. ll. Prcllsscli, \V.‘ ~VVilitcrbott'om,
.T_._.l.IiIg|ic.<, - J. "Holt,
. Anna Zerr. ' ‘
hlmlscns or Jl:l.l.lr:N's"cl:'l.t:ltl'..l'rl:o
' ‘BAND. ' B
A ne_vv'i"ii1I§'{67}7§i§éi'ili§"filnd.
F: am an English paper.
ryAone'is or AIut.v’ 8 poor‘ relation. \\’e
hope liolic of our readers come into the‘
former category, tllongll we cannot‘ coll-
gratlilatc” tlicnl Aoni belonging cl-‘ell‘l.0 the
Ialtcl’. It is a case of the "holes and the
bored. It" is very disagreeable to be
bored,‘ no doubt;-. but the .condition of
tlic‘bol‘e my be still less enviable. It is
Wry llnpleAa'shlit to be_aske.d for the louli
-olililgcd to-ask-for it. . . -
Mr. Roger4’[’igbtllalld buttoned his
brceelics‘ pocket—lllc right sidoiiuuo,
where the doesllill purse \vas_.-.-'.-an-‘ * ""'
ed his double lJI'O8Sl8d.-\VI'-L.‘ “.“” °'V,°»,r_ i‘ "'
rlphe 8cu0"- was 8"" ..ulU8l 0'5 Bit‘. 1
:,Ial)[,.”,__,,_. ..lAlecAling.- lle had been
,e,,,.,-..g-tl'lr_ec bcgAglllg:lctters+—at least,
;,‘[..-ea; qu(_'1.r(l)eggIl'lg letters. C One was
llliltlélll. patron and lover of line. Al_'ts‘;-
I\i}jAr; "P-lglll.lIalll.l knew as ..lu_ucli about
from every other sound,’ The nnlues‘of-
3d_. It has for eaAc_ll sound but one diA:'=_- A ‘ A _ A
‘duct and ilncliangeable cliaracter,.as lvrll‘--\vauAt to borrow a ‘ livei-‘otA you for a
' ‘ ' i ' ' ' " week. VTliat‘stupid agent of mine has
‘ \Vc”lliny‘ take it as allAaxionl- that eve-:
of a guillca'—Astill less comfortable to be-
the A‘l'.~‘.as llieKi_ug of Ashantee, yitlltl .
patronized‘-'llzt1I_\as muclr as his’ majes- .
V l}*'s cbnrtdo small-'l!rl:.':.*-ml,-lo subscribe
I _ _" My dear fellow, will yoli lend me a
sovereign '.' ‘I've left" my pulse at lionle
yoll shall have it to-liiorrow.” Tile
, sovereigll appears in a moment.
5 “ By the bye-— most absurd request-
‘ you'll lA:Illg’ll,‘ I know, but I really
lliadea hlullder, and lc_l't me cleaned out.
Me! of all men, who boast that I never
have less than aicollple of liundrcd at
my bzilillc-r’s, ill ever slicll hard times.
Five pollllll note or cheque for the
amount, is {reduced «iuszazelcr.
ypir. 'l‘liili_-gs" have gout: wretclicdly
with liie~laIe|y, till I really have not a
'si.\'plA-‘lice. and don’t ‘know where to get
one.’-_; l’Vell"-you lclill nielizllf a.suver-
ei-go 9”" As soon ~as I earn that anloulit,
I-'ll repay youvwitll many tliallks. I
don't know ll-llourto apply to but yolir_~
39".»: A A- A . A .
" V’.-ry cxtraordillary, but paid away
l._ll0.l€Oc'l. Ilnlf-crowli "just now! but, by
the \v:i_v,-tliere’s a loose shilling left - in
my waistcoat’pockct,»is that of any ser
vice to you P So very sorry shouldn't
'-be able, &c Wozelzl, of course with
the greatest pleasure, if‘ 8.10.”
, ~MI'..'Tig'llllland ‘ pisbcd’ and ‘ psllard‘
at the cilg__zrave‘r’s letter, didn't lunch like
tl;e'w_idow’s, but was furiously‘ indig-
naiit':lt the ‘lit-plic\v’s; and it was on
cullcilldillg this last that lie buttolied
up his breaches pocket, and drew the
double-bi'easted ivnisilzout. over it. The
cllgrllver lvantell about l\\'u||ly guilll-as
for prilits which would _bc useless to Mr.
Tiglltlialill; the lvidolvolle llulldrcd, for
-which he could charge imcrcst; but the
nephew lvmibed zl couple .uf sovereigns
for charity 3 \\"li;it busilless have
||(:pllE\\’E'l0 wont liloliey,-.iii«l what right
have they to -.-.\’pecI. ulusles to leml it
Ibclll. - . ~-
liming‘ bultoiicd his pocket, as if to
pl‘evL‘llt. the escape of’a Sl|)_L-'[lB coin, Mr.
Tiglltlialid put the eliglzlvefs letter into
it waste-basket \\-'lIl('.ll stood beside him,
locked up the widow's in It drawer of
his \\'l‘illll_‘__! table, and t~.'-arilig the neph-
ew's ill half, threw the two pieces into
the fire. 'l‘lleli Mr. 'l‘lg|iIllaild put on
his lint, and szlllied out lullis club to
mock turtle and :1 glass of -.\ladi~.'il".l for
luliclieoli. .
gtlilleas (hall the slib.-:cr'ii-lioli in all
values) cliclosed.
-reqlicst must not Abe repeated, and Mr.
pose for wllicll the . money was want;-ll
—-—yoilng liicll_ou_g'lil not to require assis-
tance. ' Tile" nephew got no letter at all.
Master Val_elltillc .Feal'ilerl,y was ill a
decided llit‘.'.-38. Hr lilld made a fool of
siillrlrd :l_iid was slllltflllg the penalty.
-- Valelnilie \\-‘its at his liiolie-y's end, his
a.:i‘edit’selid, and all but his \vit's‘elld.
Valentine FL-atllcrly cailic to the t_‘Ull~
cliisioll that lie iiillst cur» solilc ulolicy.
.lt-is certainly to be Iaiiiented that be had
not collie to this collcllisloli long ago, for
the llecessity bad no\\' al'ril-id witliollt
tlle means. _ ' .
Valelltille at laatllit upon All sullrliic
Awllicll seemed to his nltllclfiairdclit imag-
ilizltioll to promise him coilsilluzllile cin-
readllig the lliali'lnioil'lzll aadlertisriiicli_ts
—we mean zldmrtisellleills lei‘ liiisbulllls
alld_w'lves.--iii zl ccrtaiil Sunday paper.
He dctcl'inili‘ed 10' a_dvcl'ti.~c for a lvifc,
but not for himself -116 also de-tc~.-rniiil-
cdto advertise for a llllrllilllll. .Til£- res-
pondents, in citiicr t':l.~.'(‘, could he liro't
together through his lllezllls, both sets of
replies collililg to his llands. and.. before
illtroductloli, he could arrzluge rile terms
ofliis _o\vn reliilineratioll. It was the
siinplesttliilig in (he. \vmlll—t\vr.l per-
fectly dilfcrelii. addfesses lllllsi. be given
for the lt~‘.[tt3l'!, and the zldvermeiilclits
sbe'll|~iio.t. appear on the some day.
Valelltliie re_ceivcd a great many EH1’:-
wcrs to his “ lady’.-" HdV'f.‘fl|SelllBlll.——
Tile l1llllIl)el'- astollished him, but the
respolldelils were shy ofllieir liaili-:s,lli.-w
guiscd their liatul\vl'l!ing, and vfyidclitly
bl.la‘ptIt;.lt:(l the cliolice of a trick. One of
tlielctlcrs greatly zltlractcd \’al§iitiiis’s
attent__i0'ii.. It was \vi‘ittr.-.li in '-i cnlilipcd
hand, painflilly llisgiiised, and was deci-
dedly lacuiiic, but he fell sure lllal 43.-v:
lvrltcl “_llil‘.I1lll. bAusiiiess," aw‘ N“ ‘"0!!-
Hc detel'iiiiliell -lo _;;lj“;.""-"'55"',df'];m;‘as
.~ -. , ' 4‘ ‘
spoijlsineli sap‘ ’ [16 J L m ' ‘i
ll 3.»: '-IA|llliAlm.: ll{IlAl_tl, wbi‘l:liA looked all
rue lietiu for allowing that H. was a dis-
zziliscll ulic. llcaddrvssl-d It to the post"
oflics, at \v"liil.:|l it ivafi-.' to be called for ;'
and_lic tool; c‘zi're to ‘place. liiuiself near
illleiblllti post-office, and olisurvo:‘.i|m pen.
p)ic,\_vlio went ‘ill(.‘l'L‘, “to see if he colllll
l'i'iu.k‘o ll giress as [U \\'lll'..‘ll of ll|(‘ll‘l ‘\v‘.ls
his L’Ufl‘t'5llUfllil'ill.‘ "Llia:ki‘l’_\", the post-
ofiii&a_ was in uAqtlie't -street and l.llCl’c
'.\\'a's'a tavern opposite."”'\’alg-"um; 105];
up his qli'art.cr.< llltlle iparlorrof mg 15.1,.
ter, and wluelled lilac office with the en:
ergy and vigilalicc of‘ ii _de'tcciive...
Afortlicolniug*magnificent engravillgs of
\Vcllil‘lgton’ inspecziug the vi -5‘Jnll Bengal
Light Souiethillgs. -‘ Tho‘ sccolld, .was-.
from a widow, a Ml§;:Bl0$SOlll$, \¥’lIOb'€,_
trustee Mr. 'Pigln;hail’cl -ll.-sis, askillg. her-
to advaillcoller-.£.'l’00:oll account of ..her
next half year's-dividelld to enable her
' well‘ in busillcss, but- wautelln little inoic
capital. The third wasvfroill-that a_bolAn-.
jinaltle plague 0f'~bitcll8l0|‘~, --or- 'c|i'i|dlessf
‘~'o|d-gentleman —a nephew. A ' '
Now the nephcw’s .\'v-as ll barelaced,
right down A begging» lettcr.~ his clidnlt
~‘aek him to subscribe to air? engraving:
lie'dicln’t aslclliin‘ to, -lldvallce on good
s‘ecurity,‘|ike the ‘\‘villo\v-.< * We —:beljeve_A
the fellow did use :=.,i|5¢.»w'orll.- ads-au¢.;c,A,
which perhaps meant the nilie-Illlud!¢'h
part‘ of a=llint- ‘that ho -’ should "i l'epny.,tl39
motley’, some day or»-othc_r,~~ill that very
words "the good tlllla-«°0|‘|1lllgn" ‘V,hi.<=|,|
évéll ;Mr.' cow.-‘ii, whoa .«psoplu~.sied.:.it.=;'
advent so confidently solile= sevel'l.‘or q_igllt-
years-u'igu,= mnstadinit -never" ba‘.~‘. and
"never does ‘come. ~ No. not tl|°"»’ f¢"P,W.
-Il‘n‘e w= tho‘ Hldnvacs would’ contprehepd
no re‘llllvn‘.=‘-‘l‘l‘ll&‘l llsassked .‘lr:ullumllii,lg_ly,.A
for the most inlpertinelitnnd sllnllowesl.
.,_A_.t |:I:t _ his ‘real was rewarded. All
v F‘. -. ‘ . ' . ».
old gentIc‘l.;.:‘..?_I:|i‘1»;,rt-J, looked hurried
ly‘aboll't"Iiilii,‘- l'llSll:é‘l'l.l‘lli.»‘-.”"5 OM00. “Nil
([0
" I've collie to ask zl grout favor of
look at the Apapcl‘.-', ‘ and take a basin of
The next day the en-__;r:lver received
an order from Mr. Tiglltlinlid fur llic ar-
tist-'s proofs aforesaid, and it cm.-ckfor lcn
Mr.-‘. Blossoms had a
letter illforining licr iliat grbolid '-would
be ready for her signature on Friday,
‘and the required .13-I00 would, llIL’-l'Cl(.-l‘L‘,
l)e'lIaIlt.l€(.l over to her; but really .-.I.lcll a
'1‘-iglltllalld could not approve of the pur-
lliiiiself for a very long tilne, and be had
oluliielltfl He had l)ii€lll)t‘€ll Et.l..ll3C(l by _
but he was no butthen to her, as he was
in business and prospering. A remarka-
ble youth thought Valentine, for the son
of a lady “ about thirty !”
Valentine fixed on this widow as one
of the sort le wanted. and just suited to
B. B.- So he " marked her down" as he
had done the other; and seeing that silo
actually was a widow alld not a ‘‘hoax,'-’
be determined to bring her, M. N., face
to face with BIB.
So Valentine lio_w despatchedlhe fol-
lowing letters :—
" Dun Slr.—I can refuse no longer what yon
ask so earnestly, and what you so truly do
serve, a personal interview. I have tried
your sincerity: 1 believcinit now most flrnlly
I am convinced that you do not wish to take
advantage or a poor widow’s wcllkness—t,o
i make sport of her feelings. Iwill see you.—-
Cllll at.No. 20.’l‘haddeus Street, Westminstig
on Moudlly at eight in the evening. As]: for
Mrs. Johnson, and you shall see her,who hopes
ever to cull herself sincerely and faithfully
ycillrs. ~ I. N‘.
To B. 3:?
The next one was thus 2-
“ DI-JAR M.lnAl|—Will you meet me!‘ Will
you let me gaze on one for whoml already feel
a reverence and an admiration, and for whom I
hope, ere long, to feel also the most devoted
passion! For the sake of both, our interview
had better not be at your house or mine. Le-t.
itbcalt No. 20 Tllltiltlcus Street, Westminster,
athalf-past seven in the evening. The people
of the house belong to me. You may rely on
livery discretion. Ask for Mr. 'l'holnps0|1y,“‘
il 1 do not arrive at the moment, be sure I will
you long waiting, and that only"1non-
L-tar_I/ affairs of magnitude detain me.= lay
you then not be disappointed in B. B»
“ To M.
V The respective answers to these let-
ters of course, came to Valentine‘: hands
and he found that botll parties consented
to thc nieetillg. He was ill great de-
light; alid the evening before the ap-
pointed day be made his way to n theat-
rical roslm2licr’s ill Dfllfy-lalle, and hi-
red a black wig and‘ -large black whis-
kcr.-:—his own hair being light and his
cheeks licarlllrs.
Wedue.-.day evcliilig came. Tic
clock struck half-past seven, 3“ Vale"
tilic sat ill his lodgings at No. 20 Thad-
deus Street, \Vestinluster, ill a state of
some anxiety for the success of his
scheme. He had lnadc all proper It-
ialigeiiicllts with lhc people of the liouso
either by admitting them to his confi-
deuce, or by colicoeting some plausible
‘story, so that nobody- should open tho
door that evening but himself. His
room was put ill very neat order, bit
rallier diriilyliglltcll. ‘
1 A qllalter to eight came, and Valan-
tiiie Awas gelling nervous. B11! 110?
there was tbc sound of a cab in the qui-
etstrcet; it stopped at tile house. 3"‘
there was it loud kliock. Ill an instant.
Vzllclitilie was at tile door and opened it.
" Mr. Tlioinpsoii here 3" asked cabbg.
" All liglit:" answered Valentine.
Cubby opened the door of his vehicle,
and out stepped'M. N.—-a showily dros-
scd, rather large, middle aged lady, in a
great state of tremor.
" \-Valk in iiia’aul," said Valentino in
-.1 very civil tone, for lie was dressed like
a liiaii servant out of livery, and disgn’s- .
-:".:‘ll with his black wig and big \vhlS.'3
lmrs.
" is your iiiastcr in 3'" asked the stout:
lady llcrvously, l-he ascended the
Ztliills.
" Be here in s iilonient, ma’am,” said
Valcntiiie, sllowiilg her into the sitting-
rooiii, and stil'_r'i_lig the fire, and sweeping
the hearth, and pretending to arrange
lliiilgs, while he examined her well.
" Could _vou——oli dear‘. I feel so tron-
bling like——could you get me a glass of
water 3” asked the widow faintly.
“ Take sonic lviue, nia’2llli." Said Vile
eutilie ; “ master ordered me to have it
ready. And he handed her a glass of
.~lierr_v.
The wnlow sipped ‘ltaiid scenlcd bet?-
tar.
" Is he ll very good--I nle.-rl ll kind
master '3” she said. - ,
" The best in the world," answered
Valelitiue ; "and so rich too. ’ I only-
\l,‘l:il he would marry.” B
“ All I" sighftl the \vido\v.
‘,'l‘iicrc be is?" said Valentine, as an-
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widow algaiil intoa tremor and. v~“’°
Vall4f—iltilie hasten down _s_ta'----.~
n,_,..-.: the latter, as he
“ New for li.,..~ _ _
\._-,_.,,,AA,,,..a-crttoor and opened it.
- All old gclltlenizln stood at the door,
and asked if hits. Johnson lived there.
" Up Astlllrs, sir," replied Valentina,
lealdilig the way.
_ TAIicAold gelltlelliau was decidedly nor-
i=ous—- kept ruuliing his lingers through
the reiiizlilis of Ills liair,and pulling-doxvn
his \Vlli~elC0al., which had an awkward
habit of trying to make its way up to
ill: chin.
*‘ Mr. Tlioiupson !” cried Valentino,
tlimwmg open the door of the sitting.
room.
'l‘he widow rose from her seat, but
kept her eyes down or. the ground. The
old gelltlcmali walked bowing up to her,
and took her hand. She raised her head
-—-ille'ir eyes lllet-zllle widow slirieked-—
the old go.-litlclnall staggered.
“ Mr. 'l‘iglltll'aild !” screamed the wid-
0\\'.
caiife out with a letter, \\'lll(3ll“.l.‘I>-'5-'-‘,(’l.l,',,
“ed illto t_ll'e'streét. Valclilil e rceogliizzui
Al'lll3‘l(.‘l.Al_é‘l',8.ll(l'CllllClll(‘(l with delight as
'll_s-—‘b’llt he ran'.lionle“nlid prepared Ilic
“ gentlellizlifs ’ adveruseiilcut- _A A
" During the week that clap-ucd, Valen-
liilc had artfully to keep. playillg with
liisiiiale correspol_ldellt by ni:l_kill-__; little
excuses and vowing to~gmllt.liini-all‘ ‘in-
terview earl)’ llt‘.\'i. week. ' ~VVc use ' the
'siliglll'a'i' liuliiber, for =\Vll.ll as .stralige lieg-
lcct of iris ptelg__liillr‘y interests, Valentillc
ol‘lly“follo\véd'~up' the oiie old. gentleman
llrh liavéfrefcrred-t'o', and \vholl‘l_\vc (will:
.03_ll"" B. B.” ' ‘ ‘ .' * . .
AAtf1us't‘l‘he '*_gelit-lcrnanj’s’7v advertise-
'nlent' ‘ap‘penre_d,A‘ and ‘Va|cl‘ltille- was iilull--
dutédfivilh a sIi'o:ll=‘ of letl'crs*.frolll maids
allll widows of all sorts of propcrlyzsiill
*s‘At‘atioll,' and \'villlA only one ~v.cry. l'elli.-lrka-
bli:"s‘iiilil‘aritv. toeacll other-'-—tlie_.y were
Aall“‘la'l5l'J,'ut,lhirty'."' . r :* ~
‘ "0lis‘iVol' "th‘enl' announced‘ lletself--as
having an income " in the funds’? ..of
£37‘! per lfnlllllll.’ Asllé‘-"\\.'I8-'&‘\t'ldO,Wg
,and ‘silo -waillcdfll1e~comfort- slid’-sllpport.
or ll“ protector-to.-'sllieId~.lics from the
world, poor dear! She had only one
of al reasons-that he was in actual
want‘. '
by the ,black keys of the Piano and Or-
cllild-—a son-by her former husband,
‘ ‘»‘--?!_l.l's. l.~‘J:‘u‘s's7oilis 3” cried the old gen- ,
l.lEllli.lll. ‘ -
"Ha '._Ila! ha!” cried another voice
beliind tlicln, and Valentine stood then
witliollt disguise!
' “My dear llliclc,a|low lne to introduce
‘youto M. N., alias Mrs. Johnson. altar
fit"llppea‘rs) Mrs. Blossoms, a lid! 393‘
ions to bestow ‘her hand and fortune on
you. Mrs. Blossoms, if that 18 YO!"-
j/'llnnle,.bcllold B. B. alias Mr. Thomp-
sofi. a,.,,,s my respected uncle, Mr.
Tiglilliand. Will you not smile on
him '3" . - . ..
Need we paint the confusion of Mrs.
Blossoms, the lady who had borrowed
tlie-£100-of Mr. Tiglltliand for her son.
Need -\ve.;dopict.Mr. Tiglltlland’s indig-
nation at the trick that had been played
on liilli T. _
Bntafter all, was he not ill his neph-
c.w’s.po\verl .
He took him aside. _ W
'!,Clul‘y9u hold your t¢A>"3“°g 9",; --
-“.ge.rlainiy. for a c¢:lnA8l(:="|;1"°“-
‘_‘ in me ll pen on in . -A
It was ' brought, and AMI‘. B ''‘‘‘‘'‘‘l‘‘''‘''
wrote a check for £100.
other knock was board, which threw the _
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