MRS.

CHAPMAN AND THE UPPER CIRCLES.
Let us go back, gentle reader, into the village of Nyack on that same damp, stormy night, and into the house of Bigelow Chapman, the reformer.
A very different picture was presented there.

The reformer was up stairs, studying plans for the future.

His spacious parlor was furnished with a profusion of furniture, of the most approved style, and such as was not common in the country at that day.

They have got a new piano, too; and a nice young gentleman in reduced circumstances, a foreigner, is expected up from New York to give their daughter lessons on it.