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galbere, - none. knows when or be anti; ' •
and converses occasionally with her in
wilivera, fistful of breaking the daaksi
1 - .741 - 6F4Arieh Trre Vials; The eightfbiee 4
Lh'ol4l'ire rivisfed on 'the die, and had
1-Vl-05!?, last six. minutes ; ratut the' gen
t
lfffign lettairit to Ittriafitidis - inithe fair
' ,tatitty!rit - leat they al:Lula - be forced to say
wornething,- irrestionkitig i at-nothing. The
- silence is at length - broken -by a small man
with--4ery large - black whiskers, who
has bbch `restless for : --- , - -r": "mates.
-and seems bent.tin allying or'„ Tome.
Abing, rtimarliing that he,. .Abe
weather was very W
.itd. for tit: season.
This 'was a:happy:n very happy' idea.
The youngtent. with a spotted vest, des
cribed with eagerness -the various garbs
the weatker.hadwore 'during the preced
ing fortnight,-and which :facts having es
capo .0,
ed the memory of his - auditors, and. be.
jog re•called thereby; afforded pleasant
matter for at least seventeen minutes cap - .
venation. During the buzz which this
occasioned, the young ladies make a, few
remarks'on the:same topic, ~ and the one ,
in black riropheaies a change; 'then sur
Prised tit the sound of her own voice, nn
fittilitteresh r ,food for thought in her own
prediction, she relapses into utter silence. 1
- - The gentlemen having exhausted their
OM on the - subject, came to a pause also, ,
during which Mr. Snobs enters with forced
gliiitqa and the tide of conversation flows
Oa,C4 more ' t
.)/li.•Onottsbad been prudently kept back
vatil - titis ainikent; but being naturally a si
filiatirlati; and withal very bashful, his arri-
iii atrorcla bt.4 a temporary relief to the dul.
4 1 4- iihie: h pitva Us.
-.. Itith•tivecith is called on for a song. Smith
iteveraings, 4ti 4 the friend who came with
htittiplalfully- insists that he does, knowing
that it wciuld,give laljr, an oportnnity to say
soon - ' pleasant things. Smith applies to
hiinsellthe old story of sawing boards, and
then demands a song from some one of the
.
ttinpany.. of course, that som , . one never
sings, and the .request is passed round until
the coMpany:lias beets col'ectively am! sep
aratoly asked to favor the company 'if it's
only'With one verse'— and the heart of the
younglatly In black is thrown all into a
flutter.; 'A dance is next proposed, but the
company never dances, and the c ompany
_is dying fast, like the foam on flesh drawn
porter. Something most be dots; what
-*hail it he ,
The small man Lhanges his seat, but
whatever project that was intended to give
birth Lois lost forever,for nothing transpires.
The young man with the spotted vest altets
the position of his legs, and with a stranue
efl e ort at composure wipes his ri , se at the
same instant. The silence is again com
plete, and the dropping of a cinder in the
,part beneath is a matter of m )ment, and the
appearance: of another is watched for with
iffouabless attention. Mr. Smith, whose
...
Of t aa o rer intently fixed on the picture of a
bread andbuttery.infant dressed in bile, and
liohling an, enormous dull, wh.ise legs (the
4froittilt-.not the doll's,) are rather more ex.
.Pirdlie 4 Altan Would be considered delicate out
ofs pic,ure, inquires 'if that is a likeness;'
**hi& answer is made in the affirmative,
as& that it was taken for Mis, Emma, ac
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-eampantd e with some anecdotes of her
. pyeeoctous infancy, &c.
Ttete are a few more dyings away and,
- tilifitettings up 'of conversation. with an
iitterlude of lerironade and cake, and then
e — of the:elder Misses rises from her chair
an _a signal for departure. This the Snobs
- 114tem2t to veto,but they finally give in, and
t4ey.
. l avith the females retire to the back
rOi)rn . The gents now gather round the
flhe it Stretching their cramped limbs and
wTly . ngtheir backs until the ladies re-ap
pear;.who are occasionally heard in the
144 room; their tongues loosened and ; 11
tatiii,ng at once.
Mresently they return hooded and man
tle4o4,:ltiasing one :another in presence of
ttet_gejtatternen,,as though they would excite
Cirtritriiilealonsy and rage, and then hid.
4144ilietin. a thousand good nights they de
part accompanied by their respective beaux.
This.they call a 'Sociable.' 'Quiz '
: ifi Remarkable Tr ial .—Aceortling to the
litr'man civil code the practice of supernatu
--,nt tires-was a crime. Fur example, it was a
offence for any one_to increase his ru•
ild*Edttcrtimas by any - kind. ofrnagicaldean
•tietiim;,.Plioy relates a remarkable trial
. .t -„
atm under this law. C resin us,
skillful husbandman, was
cliiiittedlgr his Mivions neighbors with hav•
•abundance that it was m an
rnps
ika - they Could "be produced by no wher
' *isms than the power of magic. The
4014 1 1 1 4 agriculturalist met the accusation by
iti*fitig into court his impleinents of hu4
hilitilifoiten, horse?, servants. and also his
daughter s who formed an able assistant, and
hi'aikliariail - the 'Judge that these wero the
roty l evn
j teheraft which he had used.' This
istmoidply, had the desired effect; the acct.].
essi*Werecoveied with shame and confusion,
Csillfristia -bras dismissed wilh honors from
41 , 4 1 4tibtitril.'' HUI?, many'similar cases oc—
Anfattinndierti'times, in which the ,success
veifitiihrthe: - Skilful and industriong is
mribed . to ltfck; l .,'fortunate,' or any other
caoollr'"4o4nerahan. the. real one. Let the
, . shAftil ;a:O.-envious remember the defence
VG,testtin*, the Roman httsbandinan:_
'The Georgetown Advocate says thSt a—
bout .10WehtvelhaveeScaped finnt the Dis.
..teifixtifentarnbia within a month:"
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w - O.4IIIIT B ,EDITISRS ASO 2ROPR
'WEDNESDAY, NOVEM Mit , 30, 1842
, The n iza Fihters. , - '
Fhb Ftepertei bribe -N. Y. Plabente,A 13
hia..letter the.2sth inst._ say,s > thati ..
as
"present appearances are, That thP. trip! of
the persons indicted for-prize-fighting wilt
go to_the jury on, Saturday evening. ;h is
generally understood that if - tifeie patties
are acquitted, none of the others will be
proceeded against—at least at this term.
The defence has curemenoadoss yon
,vvill
perceive, and will be strong - in favor of the
prisoners. Not a particle of evidence ap
pears against Kens' eq. Sprague, who
was racognisrd "to
_appear as witness
one Rebecca Powe l l!, whose name appea.
ed rec- , ntly in Ate police reports of the'
Herald, was called, did not appear, his re
cognizance was d , •clared forfeited, and an
attachment issued. All , other matter's and
things you will have in my report. The
interest- is unabated."
3nother Elopernerit.—Elopenientii ap
pearto be getting as plenty in the eastern
cities as met maids. The N. Y. Sun igives
the latest. A young lady of French
rentage, from one of th West India Isles,
e I (yeti on Monday from the . finaily , with
whoa she had benn aperaing:the-iwiniger
in that' city in company with Pitptain
D'Eymar, a French'crfliCer, who had. pass
ed several months here on leave of ab
sence. He made the acquaintancein the
family where he found the young lady, by
a letter frorn;la : gre American Minister in
France, 114445,and has thus abused the
hospitality •t',if his friend by eloping with a
young lady uncle' his charge. He is a
tall, powerful man, wearing miistacheos
and imperial, and when last heard fr.o.m,
I was in Philadelphia, going south.
. ,
Same person in Boston has written a
- •
pamphlet, sug4estinga new plan of Fire
Insurance.. Re.,l'prePoses that the city
shall assume the whole business of Fire
Insurance, and perhaps Life Insutance,
and with the profits thereof, over and a—
bove the losses, pay title city expenses.
The writer is quite sanguine that the pro.
posed plan would be beneficial to the city,
and aff)rd greater security to the insured.
The plan is an enlarged and general
application of the mutual Insurance-prin
ciple,. which is now so much in the public
favor, and it . proposes to make the whole
property of the city, ivhich according to
the Assessors last returns, amounts to
$106,000.000, the capital to insure against
As to the feasibility of the project, the
water shows by the returns of Insurance,
companies to the legislature, for the year
1841, that the amount of fire lossies paid
the preceding year wls only $1:05.000,
while the amount•of their premiums on
$,50,268,858 of fire risks then undeter
niined, was over $328,000.
The pamphlet states that in a few weeks,
-the Mayor will call on the citizens at a
pnblie meeting, to give their votes for or
against the proposed measure.
-Another Death—Cause, Rum.—A man
in Pike co. Ark. has lost his life ima rather
curious wiy. He had been drinking pret
ty freely, and thi ust his Bowe Itnifo, with
in a sheath, into his saddle bags. The
knife cut through the saddle bags, and
pierced the artery of his leg, which caus
ed him to bleed to death. Aroused to a
sense of his situation, and out of the reach
of help, he had scrambled to a pool of wa-:
ter, where he was afterwards found dead.
Perhaps it may not be uninto,esting to
the- friends of temperance to' learn the
ori
gin of the word "Grog," the narrie usually
given to that hateful drink comptied of -a
mixture of Whiskey,arid water. . This is a
purely nautical word, and - had . .Its origin
in sailors' wit. Sir Edward Verner, an
Admiral inthe.- British- Navy, in the reign
of GeOrae' .the ;
. either . through be e=
c,.,norny of the'aitip's . stores, uttin 'i.t.gttr4: to:
histsailors' :health, .madeit. cOmptilsory
on'the *en under his_ comMaad tb. dilate
heir liquor : It was•the old hero!s - Mistom.
in.-cold weather. to .wear Over: hie.:ariiform
l a *cloak Of 6%k:it-nit-tater'
I grogram gray, : whenoe , he• was familiarly
,called old.Grng Tiii.4'afiji.elleition they
afteilifttrdatt'artafarred - * the:hoateige 'he
intreittiO
"Our'Manufacturent" of Lowell have
etre,o to l 4 .Atti.ii the wages of 4ie opera=
iionii ) acerifte.firet of nextmouth, from ` l5
tb,2o ier
saaer is not to 'be connqctted. with.
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ns, bei . 4.31;651 in_ eurritiax, -. 40u1d bi
lel-to .54-Senatorial:ld 29 -Represerr
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Rather Hard. —A' . oniFeal paper says,
that on one . morning - , t' -ier were nowards
of 80 fellow creatures to tit Emigrant shprls
nearly one hall being - chi' rery, Many' of
whom have bc •n deprived of mit.' (others.
Two women,were left with
some of whieh were. sick.
: Evacuation Day.—The.24th , :ipst. l
6.lebrited with unu'itial zest irt.N.ow
being thel9th aniversary Of the a
tion
tion of that city by. the corps and fleet
Great Britain after the possession of 7; years.
The national. - flag was displayeCliorre:all
the. public buildings, hotels, theatres and
shipping at an early hour; the military
turned out in great numbers, and looked ex
tremely well, a national salute was tired on
the battery in the forenoon, and the troops
passed in review in front of the City Hall
'list after one o'clock,
A man named Stevenson, who has been
an habitual drunkard for years, fell dead in
New York the other day.
'•Mr. C. Edwards Lester" has issued
another work entitled “The Condition and
Fate of Englan l."
Massachitsets.-0a last Monday the e
lection for representatives in the towns
where there was no choice, was to have
been held, and in a few days we will know
the result. Elections were to take place in
52 towns, and the democrats had the most
sanguine hopes that they would be able to
carry a sufficient number to give them a ma
jority in•tlle Legirstaturenniti thus secure
the election of Go - vernrir IVlOrton. -•
Seth Luthorta.
No friend of freedom haiimffered mote,
mentally and physi-ally, front the tyranny
of the Algerines of ghode Island, than this I
able advocate of reptil - J lican principles.
When apprehended on the trumped n p
charge of treason, he, was committed to prs.
On ib Providence on the day his father was
buried, and as we -tram from the Express,
was denied the p ivilege of attending the
furiCral or a farewell glance at his venera
ted remains. lie has received muc h inso
lence and abuse from the hands.of o fficials.
but it is hoped that a day, will arrive when
justice shall he meted out impartially, and
that every ingenious tnrmentor, shall, like
Haman, try the siii.iigth and fatiees of Otis
own manufacture.
dilgeride - Constitution,7--At the recent
election far, and againgit the constitution
which the landholders of Rhode Island con
descended to offer to the people, the vote
stands as follows:
For it , 5112.
Against,
The People's Censtitinion. - under which
Dorr was elected Giivernor. reedivel nearly
FOURTBEN THOUSA,,N D. Consider
able difference here,
Look how this matter swills. Less than
6,000 persons arrogate to the.nselvee the
right to form a Constitution in op i )osition to
14,000 ! ! !
The editor of the York Press had one of
his hands shockingly mangled, a few days
ago, by I the acc.identat discharge of a- gun.
It was sO badly injured that three of the fin
era had to be amputate I.
Colonel Webb received his sentence - , at
11 o'clock on Saturday, which We learn was
eats imprisonment
Prof. Bronson is lecturing in Cincißt.4
The traitor Lewis. —We learn from the
N. 0. Picayune, that the Masonie.Frater—
nity have expette'd Wm. P. 'Lewis,;from
their fellowshiponcl handed' the actiAgoat
down to all masons throughout ilte world
most ingloriously. 'Good.
Good.—The Recorder of Newark, a,
has been fined- 50 dollars Tot — signing and
issuing shinplasters. This is another loco
foe°. triw:nph.
Westein Rivera.—The-. citizens of St.
Louie havelield a meeting to urge,on Con
'Wes the'neeeiasity of an appropriation'for
the improvement of the Western Rivera.
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lifllftitilF ll 4 6l .4el c14 . 9,41 1 314..° 0 -tP •
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amused our ditacus in Baxter. a Long.
Ronk, (nntramee du Fifth-street,) the pre- -
—....,- Ot ~,t he Cons 1
ammetitntiori declaring the
je.,t of the assootatiOn. Was to expani ft .l
mind, sharpen the intellect a nd ftniii iit .
,-I,
the lifo:iytl&ofyaith, 4-r. afit• -- 4 1 1"v 4 i n
men (Illiterate cntatures) frequentlyinter.
fared to baffie l the noble exprilens• of its
founders. .. 3 6 , :,..
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Saturday night the 12th inst.', : ' !
Thornas Ritchie, editor ? 94l7l:l Rich
mond Enquirer, is spoken - 4'as cE44.1:-
date for Governor. ' - -
h i is Editor Howe, the Anti
cant:idatt.l fur the Presidency?
Logan, the Comedian , has signed the
Pledge.
.lbsentmindness.—The follovvitig 'eXpe.
dint of an: absent minded lady, preient
hee orgetting her baggage,--is
She Ws seen on board a steamboat watch
ing her\utticles at her fees, and singing:
Great box, little box,
Bay d box, and bund e
One, we, three, four.
There is an editor in old Vii ginia by
the name of Cak. HiS wife says he is a
sweet Cake. \
A.dough nut perliaos.-- Bolton Bee;
More likely a slap j'a \ elc.-- . .Pertny Post.
Most likely a soft - Cake.—Bar. Gaz.
And possibly though should be shrry
to believe it, a sponge Cake.—Norwich
.durora.
Perhaps his name is John, if so he's a
Jonny Cake.—Plain Dealer.
We know better than the whole "nu ye."
He is a hard Cake.—Findley Courier.
If he has'nt taken the pledge perhaps
he's a corned Cake.
It is a histniical fact, that the active
members of that great Boston tea-party, in
old time, were all tea tote-alters!
rElgium.—The Journal of Commerce
of Monday says!
, We learn elat the tonage (''uty charged
on the British Quern, of which the Bel
gium Government complains, has been I e,
funded to th? Consul or that Government,
and that no doubt exists that our relations
will be restored to their former footing im
mediately on that fact being known to the
government of Belgium.'
Whig Victory! Hutieth!—The Cleveland
Herald, a Coon print, thus announces the
triumph of Whiggery in Michigan:
'Last year the Whigs had all of TWO
members in the House. The returns as
received, show that the Whigs have, nnw
elected three members, and the Locos 38.
A clear gain of ONE!'
•
Machine Parodies.— Gabriel Grip begs leave to:
inform his friends gm - it-the pubii"bat he has e 1
fasted such Mil cioV'titents on his "Patent' Corn
Thrasher and Reptile Exterminator" as to grird
out machine parodies of any length, breadth color,'
or description, bri political suctal, convivial, para
doxical, or diabolical !ruhjects, with the utmost
despatch, and . tt prices “in accordance with the
times." Ni B.—Machine epitaphs neatly done
on old corm skins; The following sample anat.-
adios, done by this machine, and neatly finished,
framed, glazed, and furnished with a string. to
hang them up by, arc ground out in three seconde
each.
The Copper Heads:—parody on "Love's Young
Dream."
o'l, the days Rre plat when quarters bright
Our purse strings pent;
Now ourgeonstant s•lng from morn 'WI night,
Is "cente—still the "con!
Chorus is "Massaniello"—adapted to the coons
Be how darkly breaks , the Morning,
Thouzh hard our lot, our ears are warm;
To lies inured and justice scorning,
We will run Clay, and brave the storm:
Put off, put of?, our course we knew,
Take heed, and lie low; Sz.c.
"Robin Adair:"
LGrouni out for a Kentucky fed, who et; id at
Dayton until after the election j
What's this dull State to me?
Old Coon's not here.
What wlO. I wished to see—
What wished to heat?
Where's all the rum and mirth
Made this state a heaven on earth?
Oh, the i've all followed thee,
CoonerieB dear.
"My Boyhood's Home"—a parody for ' , Ha"
Presidential chair, I see thy hair
Stuff,d cushion.--Oluriuos scene,
'Twould be but fair to place me tli re,
But the people are not so green.
Another—manufactured (or the "Tall General."
Scott, who has su often, bled,
Scott, whom fads -have - Oft-en led, " ,
Welcome to your gory bed
Or to victory.
Now's the dly and now's the Imur;. :
See approach proud lorry's power;
See the coan battalions lower;
Death or vmtory.
Parody on "St. Patrick isms a Gintiernan."
John Tyler was a
, irontleman, and Webster - so
was - he,too, , z l ' ' ' '`: • :;' ~ 1-.“
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Till the latter stunned a grey old tiocieraiitl the=
former-Made a'veto-
T4e coons thus Otters& tp `comprontii s e , 11 0 save, :
„ . their .lives, mple,ofE co, ,
And because _they ,coaltrist Am, them- • 1ia. 1 4 11 1, ..
songhLlte "hied ihem'eff,” sire. L..... -, ,-.-
' - Cherni, , Ber.they could'nt Come*, dge‘ ,
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Salt.: River;Boarincneo. onct-rTA Parody: de#czp.-_ii
...'-':,;::: tato ths Clay iergerail.f. I'' -
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t- oat . iiiiitti t 44 ' '`.".:tti... :i f 1 :1 1 . . eiAl-
' filet , ' •'i 13 7 *o **P L kiit4)l4PM *,
JIM TIM'? ii 5, 5.11.4P r 0.1.44" . 410 ,' Ace#054.4 1 1 ,0 14 140,
A
kill& whjet." it 1a14.,0 - Evitif..4Cfr -Carton:: to reaßt.
But ivtt.:s;l ‘•::ittr to t
. .,krairsof - ligirea-ffs doing
/ 4 i?? 1 .1V 14414 to a :iiitti ttlit4c4,.hotts.rable man, it .
-:' i" ' Are t ette.;ma4magej....."voitlt
_vvixtt!" . l, S,..eistrit4 %
41, .:iii*t , ",44beefi -- itin4ered , bY4lsl'4,teetit fttfaii
4%4' tt : geut - 4)(fte l ti4 4 o/tiePet. ''' -
1
4'. - .-.- - • •,, :. " tad. ,t. - , -
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„.:..7, -T - F. t ki-atil.3. (.4..n july„18-1.2, the-tirade(..
eitnilVtlivi-e'llitoftitl.publisileijiMthe Weitt.ern
Fella 4iu tri,... jir.-14Ye.,13;I:oki.NIN,ONiq,k4etied. in their
, itatisr a",. .4e,rteiit
,b4,-iiprotipqi:Ao •isripogning the
i
.character : anti ilitrgsity of fftrr
atiet--illedary, Eeq ~
editor of the Ohio State4 , on, arld'itrinter ttr"hiti
"slate. Aiu - eing ollicr• chtvigcs Contained' in eel I
pa gica tior., it w_as fttoAget.. - Oat Mt., hied ary,llo cr 1
faatsdttlei t ilv;iotiltel - teci - . paper belongienz -to the
§iaio of tltiin to frisrdWil private Tin and adttatt- ,
t ?Ile, urr4 thit'ilis rcetztetton, i svhete best .4toWtrp.
I u'ts that of nil abaradeyed - citizen. _ 4
I. - A ablA i:1-i't - iri - xii:littai Mr. stetiiiy Wptniptiff, ,
and tfitt-o%iiiej- - -oti&d / are tlefenTatits, nnie the con
', s x qu , ince ii, 4,iurpiiiilicatten. . The yasa 2:tr_ro 41t4
fOr he-:riSa - at,ikpril "6rtn, 1842, and.resiiitedlin
t'lpjury returning a verdict of thrce husdred end
• i elgi i tven dollars and fifty °silts darnagest,- in
: r ievor-of Mr. Medary. From this 'ttvi4ion iti 'this
con.m•ln Omni. the undersieted took an appeal in
the Svareme Court where the cause i n_ow pen.
di a.
_ .. . _ . . • .• ._
Fr on facts elicited, during lho invostigatioWill
the common Pteas i - agd from other sourees,
un - darstzned are fully convinced that - gross injas4:
rice was done Mr. Medary, in the article 4uded
to. They are iati-fied, by the evidence...of many
of the tnost upright and honorable men of each
political ,patity,. that his cnn - 'net as printer to the
Stile, had b; , en that of an hune:l, ant faithf4l
pun-lie effteer, nnd that Ins practice in referenda
to the refuse paper of "casse quire.," has heett in
s.riet confortatO, to the et.tablished eustom in
Ohio, and the - Usages -of St-tte-printers , whci have
p - eeed. d him. They alai entertain the belief,
from the evidence before them, that sn far from
Mr. Medary ing regarde las a man of degra
ded character, he is esteemed as a li•gb mi.ttleil
and honorable gentleman.
The aridcrFigocd take pleasure in thils,reirmt
ing whatever may have been puhlir.lied by them,
tending to crest a the im Fires's:4pr tha t' Mr. Merittry
is other than an honest and lvtinorabbt citizen. 4
GEO. NV. 11.-V2PER,
• S. CORB E7.-GT.
New Lisbon, Oct. 19, 1842. 'r
The editor ofthe Mississippi Intelligen
eer was laitrouble the other day. He told_
his reackt*fbat he would only give them
half tiAept,ind this is the manner in which
he said it:
'As the weather is cold--our roller bad
—our devil run away—our office out of
repair—our stove gone—no wood to put
in it, provided it was at home—our pocket
hook fost—happened to have no money in
it—and as oui subscription does not num
ber over ten thousand, guess we'll - only
sue a half sheet this week.'
Nichols , 1 4n1phi-theatre
In front of Capt. Broadhursts,
ON PENN STREE P.
On chic Evening, November 301 b,
The entertainment will commence with an eore renew
Grand Parade and Pantomime en ree, caned ill
Chivalric Tournament. ~ OF EVERY !AFC R 11110: ',
_
.. Boots Hills of Lading jcm:4,
Afier which a dashing act nil a a:ogle horte liy arastg-c, - .-- ...r. • • ,„, ,
-- '4;tiet , N , .. lull . , ll !lends, I ds
H. Buckley. . r
The Clown and hl,efinily wi I then he -lntrotic-cLI,Z-:l?7,..lt'.'l.,:ir''''' ~., :. - :-• ill.ark. 4..7.1.„ee11. kylpail -al
i .. ,
go through a series of Athletic. Exercises. - V." '. - - 5 - - ... - -' MI itinbsof 331116, - *
An" whici, ,lint thoN elegant 1 iiveuPe Arti s t Master , - % ~„:-..,,
• , ~,"- ' 'r j eam bout ; and Canal 801 l Bill*
McCollum, will goII:rougli his dashipg ants of Anterieiin - . t ....,..,-„,e,,
Horsemanship , . • ~,--.....-,41-
i '''' I olf.r.lie.'lllbtill*4oo IllaFl
To lie follow. Il by a new Swiss Dance. I ''- Vre t respiacfaity-a:s4tilberronitge of 4
Mr. M tiFarla tid , will introduce his wonderful nosnersets i 1 , 0 - 1 . _ ,_ i
or
t.ra ,.. 4. ..... 41. - ihrn ." a
ark
on ;lie rnpr; .- - . F l il i ts " ru c ri;;,, Sep', 39, wit:. 19111,1,m,
The red tuna Caleachruta. on his fierreithis,ef - faerki - , - ..i ,---.- . - ~
ing for battle, by Mader M i•Culluni;
Comic Song by Dielcensori;
Sprites of the Silver Shoviter - ;ITI-,1
0r .:the critines of Cupid. and Zephye in the
; • it
Garden of - Toinorta.
Duet. by Mrs. S. IL Nichols and' 11141 - '•• •
Act of florseninoship by Wm. Nichols;
To be followed 14 be wonderfulleantaitlarielad pas
luring feats of yr.,: Hamlin. •
The whole - to conclude the litirlesque of
BILLY BUTTON.
A MUTT -1N C E—Boxes 50 cents; Pit ' 25.
!
CIiE4P T.RPERN STAND FOR 54LE.—",.a..,e.:i
-..rellent stand on the A llegheny river, in Crogano,
vlllealways filled during the railing season to oierdow;
ing. No bolter in the neighborhood of thositk.;t)At itti
on a lease of ft years front the Ist of Jairar - Ao;Jty
is a fost rate location for a Lumber- Yard: ; nor':
, ...,
, the eastern turnpike and between the . tolltet-;*intolticy
'I Yards and their country yustom. Itis - a laropf, illie
i d ock of lumber and furniture will- be sold .very low to
I 1 any purchaser If wanted with the stand. A pplytto II ar•
•
•-• Os's Intel lig,ence ClEce,_No. 9. Flit!) st.
I
Nov 80.
Tr/ST RECEIVED--A new supply of window glass,'
tiP
window sash and white lead, 1000 quarters gon'd An•
guru, from 1-4 to 2 inehds. Also—a good s dpgly-of wri—
ting and wrapping paper; and blue, black and red Ink.
Isaac Harris's, agent, No 9,,Fifth street:. - ,
Nov 30.
rllOO C4PITALISTS, or othersivishing to wake a good
JL safe investment of funds; The following darer lbed
property for sale;--one two story brick house on Federal
st. Allegheny City, well calculated_ for both Stine
dwelling house for a person with small capital, and th
neighl,orhood where some 75
_houses have been put up
within a.few months. The house is 20 .feet front run
ning Leek 30—the lot Is 90 feet fro.t. and 55 track, situa
ted on the corner of Federal and Sampson Ms- Alleys
an Loth other sides
Also. a lot 315 by 9,4 containing, the reservoir of the
Allegheny Water Work., or in other words, a capital
spites; furnishing sufficie!it water to .apply an- hundred
famine conveyed oy lead pipes dewit Fleming st. into
the cit y, 4 hydrants are TIOW n_ operation supplying a
boll!. 50 families.
Also, a splendid family reside dei, kin! a !time, roomy,
airy two story brick house. ,-%! it 11 cstensive halt:situ y
haseinnt,, 24 ft, front. on Walnut et—by, 20Ort_i 1 flOrdtki
the tin ou which it.is built is 74a0 Watttut I 100 tpt . i
Fleming, runninz. back to -a 10 fi.,..phey, egordim, agate
for ornamental and horticultural putanie‘t..- The - /tOuge
will accommodate a large family, has twtt parptirni . fui.
piped whh marble,! . ll4llk , trp ,
siairs and down, a neni tastefui purilcalke,iht.and in
short is furnished in the best style for a gentleman's reel
dence and of the best materials. The itearttappartanan
.eis of out houses,ot . ens. ecialltous,e4 7 4c, tag4thel'witit
water _of he li Cl qualityfrail% the *ye triesitio rie_d spring
conveyed tir tile door, by pipes and hydrant. ,A roomy:
carriage house. nd . ti abli ng far'S horses, will lie sold si'th
the house If desired. .Asfor the !Dimity. we - game the_
opinion of a, PlayAelan., ett is ,distressingly heal , .
Also blot on Flendug4t-'2O fest front, by 66 feet Back
With a newsere and carriage house.
-.
Also, a lot adjoining tie Una under Inclosute, 40 by
ready forbiili ii
Tagus.;n fifth ji hantl,_the balaneelnLeripanaril
payments with Interest secured as usual,
The above property is verYloWinud Lin...paytTirßiApo
man minting to buy can minirettitrit,.
Peneral Agency and I ntniligeaceMica,:pir*Lo;.sthet.pset.
AfigEGIBENY COUNTY, SO.
1k44/1
A i
1 -Or-4K 0 1 • C O ON 1-4
- tit lail C 1
lat tbematter iirjhe
count of William 'be
_-
. •• - ' - '''i"
SE SEISRITP SALE
or 04. 4 ", i i i. be
.. - . 1 '•_ .
N . t,- . R 0401ale:orouveir.
..i
, ft.0 r y40... 13, Weaver &q , 5tier0r,,..,,,, , „..,,,-0.,... z4t... - ::: ..
4 5,
.0 .
l rt;f o day a t Jo 00:441004.ustivt,
,: - , i ,.. 0 , - ,: , , ette Tow listidp,dec. .L .,. _ . : 5 41
''7" t A n d tin* to ill.
ii . " 7 , 4 - 4
..;..., - 14;*timietikjiN ~''", :. • 1,,... ••, . -:‘,: tlirinilinti O r V, g O. ‘.' 41
i
- ;-—' ' -• `?'''. ‘4 -: -6 - ' 'riicouoii ,Woo4'",
„Ylill IjOO O W . 0.
' 7 —1 0 1 414 L. OKI 'llO
t ''
, r,g-itenosOßlPPeurio o- - -ow
fitAiMozigriatoi
'u.- . P 500444016 itazr'""—,,,,ooo
4:l4eitrkiwiiio
*' rj;.1 , ..1. 7, .. :to ot
.41 , 01
, 11 ,,
= .
10iiSALE.—One 0 isiiilo9o:ooita'
W tti ar;
,111 ail
the necowery atoparitie,l*
tonsigititien;;loo barrels -ftikitthrapj s- to
- ,A 4 Arti,' •
nov
A l l-4 14 4
tq .
irtorik-ANh RxvitAt
iHentjk , DAILY. lit ALLEN it AIM, ku,
PESNSYLVAtifi v
it,* of Pittsoureh.
t •
March. 4 , Man. bk. • p
Exclian:e bank. • pi
slue -14iiilt; C=
Laneiter bajlitA 410-- v
Bank of ettnAaVio. 4 , it,
FargarVA Batik!, Ca.,
Xriiitßinv -
113k:Uf ti A
RtiliftL" , oo . 44.crn
ert pit:
Tar...it - tbothtltisit ••••••••
15en.4 1 4 4 !Wt 1 0 1 :.•• • •
• •
Bthnflk
Ititti. • : • E • ;:,
- .Southwark bk.
Bk. bf Pennsylrthra,`" 10
ittr ofPeaii ' _ par
Man. 4. Ketchaolc z i 64.
Mechanics hk
Moyamensing
Girard
U. Stai!!li bap k. • s+l l
Iskunberinene, War Atn, 7
Fraak. 131: Washincon,
litionrs . bk of Poi kkvile.
Bkig ktont4ntpef.Y co. pat
bloc :bk Brownnslite., 2
Erie flank. - 5
flarrisborzh bank.. 3
Far. bk Lanianter: g j
13k c,f atbidlelown,. 7
9
CllTliste bank, • 9
fttCor Nortltunitu7!wl, 10
Columbia bk iff 11 . 04,e co. 2
Ilk Susquellania Cu.: 10
Mar Oeta — i — v r par
Liellanourbk: 9
Ceti yabure.ft bk. 9
Vorkaiairk., , • 8
Far. iS• Drovers bk. of
-Wry it esha 1 . 111,
Currency notes. 2
IttirteOdalc. 4,1
IV voniing brink, 121 1 1
PillsVgli Slate Scrip, 5 7
ry do do 9]
Rcrks f o. dant , 51 ,
Lewistown, 12
Towanda. --
01110.
Mr.ontrdeasani hk
par. S- Mech. hk of S'cu
heitV
Belmont I.k Gf St. Claim.
vile.
Mar 41 a bk. Demand
do -.oarrenry notes, 3 1
COlntobinnal.l; New Lis
- bon Demand, 2
o "Post notes, ' 2
Cincinnati W.cie pay
tr,ig I.,IIIIC_S, 2
Metil44:indets bk or
ClGil9lhl Btl
Clinl9n er,lumbn3,
Deimmi notes', '
etTrilpville, (11. Lawrence
' CaFf!ler)
Zanesville bk.
8008 AND Al
PRINTING Chi
W. W. Corner of Wood 4k
,Tng proprildois.of tlieSlotexrsc '"n•
lttn MasaUrecTrArn;!espeelfally ialura
and the patrons of these 04 04-2, 1 "
and welt chosen assorinionf 01 -
OWAIICIIIOII36` '3IIV - 71112.11*
, .
iA.kr2D a'f_6l Oa - n:701'41
Necesanry to a Job : s rioting cilte dlt
_ Pamd in ex
LEI TER PRESS'PRP
iltettimi a Its
•OFDRy coo,
'l l - mnrititig : nt "10 ct7Llfiek
o tiff •ox * . e nmec - .:teisor I itic nt of Seettinak
C them owe litseil - al lit
geiodefiben arid sold by the Marshall of
0 r - tristing. in port, viz: •
. - .. 14 1. 13 - rii?ratle Rifle; Black. Invisible .Green;
uttepetkiii Clirili;• 111'4. Stuck - - fail Salt
enss,inet6, Item.neky lens; Prown,Betal
Aperleirdomestit, Plankets, Sendai
100 oketes Prints"; 'Satin Stoel,s; Silks
GiintSuspenderf; Infant'.4 vot rstrd Boors
Fp9ol Coop; Fhavirts, flandkercbili_
lilfact.ed"tiOlinF;' • Frenct and 140
'Saxon}; . Vl7l)ite !Tno; Colton Colytil
er SeaifihahleGoild4.
The lie coat inued rcerv'frone
J. GSVI,k
MMIEIII
WILL- be sold, at Ratvitian's C' '1
firma's ; No. 110 Wood street, se,
v erti n ni be reg t d eci kstiiiiise rnme .rgo i r "g
,6 3 ; - 0 1 r ° (te ° r ''c or i"k'
S.
Sheriff, t he estiresiockil a,-retail Drl
teneatir purchased . , and - well worthy
11l
dealers arid terrctrasers
ThP stock consists: in part, of•
Bteachnd and Brown filuslins:
auperfine Irish Linens;
American and London Prints;
* 44 Chintzes and f.ac nsi
Alt erinnes and Bon tinzincF,
Flannels and I,insecs.
Cassimeres and Sat t tort.;
I,,totbr,
- Foreign and Domestic itrokit
tallier and Pilot
Valerieta, and other Winter Vestgr,
aesortnient of Boetert;
Hoskin and Kid Glove.;
,9entigtricres,ri'd Ladies Putrid Glcrer,
Shoc..;
• '''4lll,66tCcrirlon avid Patent Thread;
erl andßlani.et Shawls;
E'd 2 fees. and Cost rtiolifi
:,9arilliiir,incenet and Willi Omani;
'.Rikkeris„, Bonnets;
Muslin de Lainrs;
me,chandize uivally
Teraist—Casli„par Looney.
n2.%--,61. f:• A
D ti c i rn i m p e P h E io, ilC: n H r E r S ini a e rtil .
harreis Green A pptes, amctivrarbl
R e,;i
"
10
n0r9.6. '
partnershiP "" " 0
kliffer Alm firm of , it J. Ci 3 c 4 "''' 1 i i
solved.by simian) conEfini. ,Tioe t".. s.
`
latgfirnt artr4trlhglaods of Nleggs
ton..i4oleigtol 0 persona imiebleol l 9. lls '
makepaymenLzs:speedify Y
as fasb ie *.
' ,• • ' fIENA •
. , VISION
----- ''‘% , la - ila
r
~_~~~t~;
it*ta4wL
rrothotir a 44 : r .ga a
- The Conalisey
theie&lrma tices
satisfactory manner.
"Aftesiatily construe
nieuvand conitorta
*OA numbs
~ c id aYdthi.t hdi,vveath
:s,tit-hat 'the A mphith
vvas at a pl
~~~,
>~a;;` "'
:#
ttittak t u e i27'.
mance .
La 4mott ,
lia m th 6n :
Grad;
Cool Lk.
Far. Lag,„'
ktof
frIN A
4.4
tsit
ghtte.t 3 / 44
gb;ln vette ,
Fed .
Vig4
enterprising Mattsg
8 , - n s tilitite those vvi
.itnsent,fell and co
and- will douhtles-
N..44,44 4 '
ntr 41, 4
qat Imirr
Coontr f
DEtA
All Cara',
'bilf - ,foy this eve nin
ch tblr whole power a
oy Witrbe advantafy,e,
New
IRE , rikv,
rto - 11.
I .„
( 'ittv
Ped
ding Red.— We
, eady of tnis city ca
!act by 'her head dre
reading "the latest '
'n bed. Thiq is a
it in the breach than t
are af‘wiiiion that ti.
ond °flight literature
and thus avoid acci
flazi
Lollllll'
LOUL
Orlenna Haqkt
ti u
c,
Batiks,
I Cos
racks.
.ond i
EN NP.
111 Mai
ey read to some purl
Jaksfor true knuvviet
to bed.
Rk. of st.
An, 4
Vigilant Case. —V`
e Coeueils,at :heir m
CNt
Good I.ank,
E l
Newtat :t
,4w
Ila tittioN,
ppuinted a commute
!ion of the dispute iu
taut. Which of th
Bo ion
NS eterik
I(•,nciii rwt,
Loui.villif,
Cleveland;
ngine is the legal
- Frost got into the
Nlteriinf . ,
GOLD t il)
re.:—Tho Theatre
for Mr. Foster's
tutog he offers a ye
may, not be punish
We , have no '16121.
—Yoll.ltr, mor ni
a out
-
tra.PAt of Mr. Jul
street. All the !to
with - the
'ere .43...t-rry destro
'normtras.
• an}• pats. was to
etivrtivs tve beiiev.•
the: W a s-I,inatifii In,
s Ti
sttint tyonderfti I ac , .11.‘
h:sutilhe treadthif ti
;Om y's ripsk.: aid re,
-destrimtire bwat ;
of ,otieiety, anti loam
fldlih•trty of lia;mine ,
company with unoth ,
.eiety, a one limo ago
d visued sevcr.l sin
lit did not
them on account of t
• had received hereto'
nelown, where al.
041.. ii d 124
;'lane 27 name: ;
o'diana. 52 and 41 Jd . i:
homr..
'younger days of the c
to ounteni with th •
es that r bstruct their
_O 4 grentoOdvnl:
:010144 = names, hilt n
:it - 444#' the T. A, pr:
fram a ecru.
'',(loBl.lbstanfial ground
i.141-enueity of a vie
e himself
one hundred names
nd in old limes." Alm
idlrnumber skewed
leaeant I:.d
, mankind and dem :II
`fp" eace hart - many and c
inning
we ,
- Seripture.—The.
cones shalt the
See T hurlo w's
, Logic.---The De
vii in 1842; erg.)
4544.. •
ilattel phia Time
eithis:ndect law
in a Cider. mil I.
editor,
hieh :passttfj:
Ihetrichest kir)
.ag kind
4,ferogious htt
-jeses „blew m.
Xahieludings
force of t
at time he
M. - Abe
,toof of
_chap at
B_W Or
-town
ctr_tt ) . 4 4)
e bbfatie
EMMMINI
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