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OITICI.IL PAPER OF THE COIMTTY.

THE REVIEW.

O A W I O S S I S

SATURDAY MOE.MNG, OCTOIiER 2-2. 1353.

I 1j A I O N

LARGER THAN ANY PAI'KK PLULTSHED IN CrawfordM'illc! 'gjr Advertisers, oali up and examine inr list of

VW .SUBSCKIBKK.S. JF1

AH ki.ids ^f JOB don,.t° ordt r.

To Advertiser.*-.

Tery advertisement handed for publication. nbould have writcn upon it the number of time* the advertiser wishc* it inserted. If stated, it will bo inserted until ordered out, mid charged accordingly.

IW A! 1 calls for meeting*, marriasrn notice* and obituaries. hereafter inserted in our paper will be charged one half the regular advertising rates.

Apenl* for the Review.

E. W. CAIIB, U. S. Xe-.vapapor Advertisinsr Aront. I".vans' Building. N. \V. corner of Third and Willnut Streets. Philadelphia, I'a.

S. II. PAUVI .-. South East corner F'oluin'ii.i and Main strenta. Cincinnati, Ohio is our Ag.:nt to procurc advertisement*.

NKW and FANCY .Ion TvrKever brontrht to this place. \V« insittt on those wishing work done to call nj. and we will show them ouras-ortir.entof typs. »»ti, Ac. We have rot them and ilo i-tak.-. Work done on ."hurt notice, and on ronaona'olc U-rnis.

JOB PItlM'l.Vf.'.

Aa it is now about the tims when Mcrchnnt" and others are wishing to have Circulars. Cards, l'oster«,jkc.. printed, we would respectfully

of Mr. R. JI. Mor rison, near Linden, iL

weighs one pound and a half, quick weight.

The American Freemason, publish1*

I cd at Louisville, Kv., is a gem. We have

j! received two or three ^Sps. of the American, I and take pleasure in recommending it to the

craft generally. Terms, one dollar a year

sin advance—address Kob. Morris, K. L., Louisville, Kv.

Mi". William "Wallers' will please ac

cept the thanks of the Review ollice for a

fine lot of apples. Mr. \N alters' has any quantity of the same kind which he will dispose of on reasonable terms. The ap

ples are genuine, and no mistake

JC3J" The vote against the Maine Liquor Law at the late election in Ohio, was 20,000.

iCsT" call attention this week to the

advertisement of William Robertson's "Premium"' Cabinet and Chair "Ware-room, di

rectly opposite the Bell Tavern. Mr. B.

has now on hand a large assortment of plain and fashionable furniture, also chairs of a

superior quality all of which lie is selling remarkably low. Call in and investigate.

arc glad to learn from a friend

of ours, that a certain yourfg gentlemen living iu the neighborhood of this city, wa

recently married 10 a young ladv, who is said to be in possession of a quantity the

article they buy pigs with in Kentucky.— "Good lick."

j£iT The Covington Friend says a man

by the name of Mathew R. Hunt, was ar

rested in that place a few davs ago for attempting to pass counterfeit monev. lie

was committed to jail, in default of 810,000 bail.

Gen. O. llinion, the Ohio mail-robber was arrested in California, and after a fair

investigation of the matter was disclmrircd— .. jp.-. no one appearing against him.

The Lafayette Courier, says Hon.

John Pettit, is now on a visit to Michigan City with a view of seeing that harbor, in

person, before asking of Congress an ap-

porrer of the Supreme Court by a

am!Ts, sec ulcgr.piiie new3.

IZ&T Wc wish it distinctly understood, that we c.,.,„ _* ,i ,, have now the BIT and ihe I..W: I:ST assortment of »„ena*0r 111 THE place of C-. Daw-

.!! their

attention to our extonn-vu assortment of type. All work execuU:d at short notice and af. the lowest priee.s. Call and see our f.i' ilitio.s for doin^ work.

AI»1»RK\TIC WAXTKI).

..-.V,

To a sprightly boy, 1 to 18 years of

age, who can read and spell, we will give a

good opportunity to learn the printing business. Apply immediately.

WANT HI),

One or two loads of pumpkins, also a few shocks of good fodder. Any person having

the abovi: articles for sale, can dispose of them to a good advantage by calling at the Review ollice.

ONE DAY LATER.—We have been com

pelled for the last three weeks to issue our

paper one day later than our regular publication day on account of (he failures of the

mails. We do hope the mails will be more regular hereafter.

$-jj~ We notice large bills posted up at different places through town, announcing

the great and important fact, that a oneeyed circus is shortly to be exhibited in

Crawl'ordsville. One look at the bills is

sufficient to condemn the whole concern. This magnificent establishment will rival

with the famous "Ball Prairie Circus"

which our friend Mr. P., we believe, was one of the "Star" performers. 'This bril

liant troupe, we understand was refused admittance at one of our hotels. Admittance onlv 50 cents.

E MAMMOTH AI-IM.K.—WE neglected last

ii week to notice the present of the largest apple of the season. It grew on the farm

propriation to improve and creating ii into I defended whiggory or whiggerv the Maine

iargei'^ent.

.-co ivlt-sniphic news. in.- Mr." liobmro

it'

THE JELECTIO.V.

For County Com.—W. Watson,

Total number of votes cast,

1 lluulu vull 5 bl

OHIO.—The Whig?, Abolitionists, and

Maine Law fanatics combined, have met with an Orleans defeat in this glorious Em

pire State of the West. Col. Medill for Governor, and the entire Democratic ticket is elected by majorities ranging from 15,-

000 to 20,000. The Legislature is Demo

cratic, which elects a Senator in the place

of Chase, Abolitionists. Chase and Ilale are now b:th "outside of a healthy organization."

ELECTIONS.—The Democracy of Ohio have swept the State by an immense ma

jority. Medill is elected Governor by some

forty thousand majority, and the balance of the State ticket by little less. The Leg islature is largely Democratic.

Pennsylvania has also gone Democratic

by a large majority.

Johnson, dem., is elected Governor by a small majority.

Tin .HAILS! Tin MAILS!! What is got into the mail--, and why isit

that we have for the last three weeks been receiving only three mails a week from the

east, when we should have a regular daily

mail? We understand it is the neglect of the person who is employed to deliver the

mails at the cars. This matter should be seen loo and that immediately. The mails

are ready at the post office at Lafayette,

any time when called lor—but for the mere negligence of a "buss-man," we arc deprived of our mads. Tighten up the screws Mr Brown.

P. S. Thursday morning and no mail

yet. 1 his is a perfect imposition, an outrage upon community why our mail facililies are ducidi'y worse now than they were

twenty years ago, when it was packed through from Indianapolis on old spavin in

company with sixpence worth of cordarov. have at last received the mails all up

clean, from Monday to this Friday morning.^ Thanks to some one for this kind favor.

iCJir The following are the names of those living in Montgomery county, who took premiums at the State Fair:

Merchant Garret, for best four year olj,

thorough-bred stallion, silver cup S30. William Stipes, for best brood mare, 4 years old, silver cup SlO.

Joli 11 Caster, do. diploma.

Z. Bailey, for best sucking horse colt, S3.

W. C. Young, for Lest 4 years old gelding, diploma.

Jesse McColljster, for second best stallion colt, sett silver spoons.

Iluichinsonlff Prewett, for best Jack, silver pitcher S30.

W. W. Beasley, for best single mule, silver cup 810.

T. D. Brown, for best indelible writing

ink, 82, and diploma do. M. J. Cook. M. J. Cook, tor best indellibh writing ink tor fabrics. §2 and diploma.

A. G. anderbdt, for second best speci

men of dental wo k, 83 and diploma.

I is said that three hundred per

sons appeared before Judge Beebe, of the court of general sessions, New York city,

and plead guilly to a charge of selling liquors without license. They were ail fined

the election in this county. give be-j his army into Delraatia. In consequence

low the aggregate vote of each candidate,' of this bread goes up a cent a mouthful.—

as follows: The next arrival brings "three days later For Reporter—A.G.Porter, 452,'news," announcing that "matters remain

OF THE ADMINISTRATION EVERYWHERE SCSTAINED »Y THE PEOPLE.

GEOROIA.—ilerschol V. Johnson, demo

crat, is elected Governor by upward of

1000 majority. The Legislature is Demo

cratic, which secures a Democratic United

son, Whig.

tiary for one year, which will be the full extent of the law.

a port of en:ry.«««, (Law. The arguments are proTessin with Catholic who joins the Odd leilows, RS I much spirit and bitterness.

C5tTlt IS not necessary to fill our col- grace of Go 1. and is no longer within the umns with returns of the late election. AI-! && noticed last week the arrival of paletot the Cnuich. bert G. Porter, democrat, is elected Re-1 Goodsat John R. Robinsons establish-!

majority. }vertisemenf, which will be found in to-days member of the Church.° P'^P*'1'" If any of tiff ladies wish something It is to be feared that

tw For war ne«saal a dccIinc in bread- j'anov l'„r cl.ildr,n. ihcv will find'khv't.?-1 a "N0"'?

,,m .common

111 amounts ranging from ten dollars to turn- \ijien-c (0,,UI„Unal

Prison for fif.ee.

The Judge, in

long ivpnmnno

FLUCTUATES.

have succeeded at last in getting the The Russian troubles are rather in a fluc-

returns of the election held on Tuesday the tuating condition. One day comes astcaua11th inst. I3ut little interest was taken in er announcing that the Czar has marched

J- Gordon, 258, as they were." On this news, "flour bc1 orter niaj. over Gordon, 191. comes less firm," cotton goes up an inch

466

Representative—Dios. h. Harris, 417,! and a half or two inches, while check shirts council held to-day, resolved upon a dec-

are quoted as "more buoyant" than they

"Til have been since the ultermatum was

'--1 l1""

MOKE DB»OCRAI.C VICTO».BS-T.IE POLICY I!houU "P™*1 °n *e

L,)C 101

A I]

The

time inferior

whatever tends to elevate i.

And now to wind up, we will state whati such an observation as a daily contact with

large quantities. Xine out of ten of the larger hotels sell. Sometimes it is almost

tg jire dollars, and some were condemned men. W to the penitentiary for two months and Maine as ev^'r, and more young persons others lo the cit

d,y,_

fifty dollars and sentenced to the ivniten-!

raon rai kcsuch

any of the accused were brought befme him is not specially enforced bv temperance men. again they would be fined two hundred and k"

U11S,

Cl(

This week we call attention to his ad-1S, ^^1^ ca^wglonger°be'coLf^^^^

The vote of Clark township was lost by warded to St. Petersburgh:\ Funny, isn't hostilities have commenccd. ology. All honor to the projector of so not being returned according to law. it, that the length of our under garments) The Russians, it is supposed, have moved j-

slK"t"«s

Jlscri=-

uon possessed bv the successor of Peter1.

the Great? Well, it is.

he country, says the Philadelphia Ledff- ff^

out the country, says the Philadelphia Ledg- ^17^

er is one of ,„e ost favorab.e signs of the

benefit, and should be encouraged by ««J^iwl Dour 3Ss6d@S4». LTOOU citizens. 1 he greatest benefactor of and Baltimore 34s6d@

his kind, it is said, is he who makes two blades of grass grow where only one grew

before. These fairs, by the emulation they

create among farmers, tend d.rectly to tins C|le

novelty is there pr^uced, discussed and its merits decided upon.

The Emporium of everything that

is wonderful, useful, convenient and necessary, is kept at J. P. Campbell's store. To

enomerate half the articles that Pack has on sale, would occupy a whole sheet like the

Review. If you want anything cheap—no matter what it is, for Pack has got every

thing—drop in at his store and take a

glimps of his stock, you will never regret it.

Thursday the 24th day of Novem

ber next, has been set apart by the Gov

ernor of this State, as a day of thanks-giv

ing and prayer.

jV-sT All notes of the Ohio State Stock 1 him

of an interview with Kosztn:

of stone, and his windows are covered with the Colorado "river and other places. °He

plete the furniture of the room. !hundred miles west of Zune who had gold

garian army, and was under the immediate majority of 300 votes, but the vote of San

command of Gen. Bern, and he told me he Mii»-uefcountv will be rejected as i!le l.

had been in active service in more than Fort Atkinson is entirely abandoned,

twenty-five battles. Everything having been removed to Fort

ted from them in so summary a manner, Union is entirely unprotected, and Indian and since the Koszta affair they have added depredations may be expected. ihreo vessels of war to their force already in this po:t, to enable them in future, I pre-j BALTIMORE, Oct. 10. sume, should a similar difficulty occur, to Orleans papers of Tuesday have back up their actions with cannon and ball, .been received. Had the present fleet been here at the time ^,'1C steamship United States, of New of the arrest, Captain Ingraham might not Orleans, brings Havana dates to the Cth. have found itso easy a matter to have res-

cued the prisoner. jMantanzas. The mortality at Havana exceedM 12 per cent. MAINE LAW IN MAINE.—The Republican The Gaceta, of Havana, ofliciallv denies Journal, at Belfast, thus concludes a review^

a,,enc,n, and sold from

be drank under the noses oj the lax ,r,

»'e tljiijt as raanv persons drink in

this city.

organization lo enforce it in

is hke other hiws, in the hands

ot the constituted authorities.

ODD FKLLOWS AND FREE MASONS.

££T ll appears from our exchanges th.at Pit-Lsburgh Catholic, a Roman Catholic

co.itroieiy is now raging the journal, has die following warnings: by sparks from ihe locomotive. fetate of Ohio as to whether the Maine Law

Cliurch has condemned every secret'

no atter ir ia ma

a!1-^

0 scc

an(

society, has lost the

he» a. Cat!]oiic

Joins one of these se-

TELEGRAPHIC.

ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC. NEW YORK, Oct. 17. The Atlantic arrived at 10 o'clock with

200 passengers. Among them arc Lieut,

Maury and the Hon. J. R. In^ersoll. She

left Liverpool on the 5th. DECLARATION OF WAR IIY TURKEY AGAINST RUSSIA.

VIKXNA, Oct. C.—TheDivan, at the grand

laration of

for

"signed the declaration, and report says that X" ,, 111

f-^ds are nmih dcpresslS'bv THC'T^K

Tuesday at 90£. BREADSTUFFS.—During the

FA IHS. J5READSTUFFS.—During the past three

imes. American farming is confessedly however, which depressed the cotton nferior to 'that of Great Britain, so that closed without much variation fn

lie increase of a^l icultunl fairs tlirougH- |^a^.s. ™ar^ct lias receded wiUi coiisid- with^one of^olMnmi m'ailLn^

siness

ofc,

is public of 'W@

se rat|R

end. I hey are to farmers and mechanics prices. Lard is steady. Tallow is in what an exchange is to merchants. Every

'Koszta is now in coniincment in the by foreign vessi-J^, has cxLended to July 31. French Hospital in this city, where, by lushing my way boldly in company with al ST. Lul'is, Oct. 18.

,r un|c ,.

mand at full rates. Rice is in request. Negotiations are resumed, but a tele-

cabinet. among the public. The Sultan's decision is not known, but a courier is hourly expected from Marseilles.

CONSTANTINOPLE.—Turkey is generally quiet and tranquil. The Russian army has been officially ordered by the Russian minister of war to winter in the principalities. The fleets are to remain in Besiki bay.

Martin Ivoszta was to embark 011 the 21st, on board of the Mimosa, for the United States, Austria assenting to his emarkation. Mr. Brown, at Smyrna, was to see

flf.

banks, dated Nov. 18, 1052, are fraudulent. The cholera was increasing slowly. The Liverpool packet Isaac Wright, with KOSZTA.—A correspondent of the Boston O'OO passengers tor New York, struck on Traveller, writing from Smyrna, under date coast and leaked badly. A steamer ,,„w 0.111, /11 er from Liverpool went in search of her. ot August 2'lLh, give the lollowing account '1 he term for the suspension ot import duties ot'opni d?id flour, brought into France

friend, I obtained an interview with him. Letters from Santa Fe announce that F. An old grey-headed Turk, who stood guard "X. Aubrey had reached Santa Fe. He a* the entrance, produced a key most pon- crossed the Sierra Nevada at the Tejon in:..,,: derous in size, from his highly ornamented Pass, on the 12th of July, and struck the waistcoat., and unlocked the door, ushered Rio Del Norte at Iieralto. The route has!

us to M. Koszta's apartment. no obstruction for either a railroad

'His confinement is, at present, by no wagon road. means rigorous. Hie walls of his room are, Mr. Aubrey found gold aL the crossing of

coarsely covered, but very comfortable, for thirl) days, and nearly all of "the party landed. The young man finally got cor-

nevertheless several chairs, two tables, were wounded. Aubrey himself received upon both of which stand vases of flowers eight wounds at different limes. The lirrht- knife whien he drew and desperatelately gathered. A washstand with its usual ing was chiefly with the Jarrotes.

accompaniments and an iron bedstead, com-i "The party "met a tribe of Indians two I''1"

M. Koszta received us very cordially,1 bullets for their guns. to quit by (he crowd. McGuire died in and entertained us for an hour or more in ll is believed that Gov. Lane will get the 1

reciting the events connected with his cap-' certificate for delegate to Congress. °Padre I Lure, and the part he took in the late Hun-, Gallego, his opponent, is said in l.nvr. I OUNU AMERICA.—The Tvler, Texa

'Tl:c Austrians here feel very sore toward llielfv. Mexican "boy" of San Antonia. lieatall Americans, in thaL their prey was wres-j Tlie road from Council Grove to Fort!

of the W orld's Temperance Convention: sauafaciion had been discovered at Car-

nut fan 4h*

The cholera was making sad ravages at

report that a conspiracy or signs of dis-

On"o™cn

wcII

against Russia, against the

l^^ce of the four powers. The Sultan has

"Ik

wdl

an?

ni "or" r'"i

PROVISIONS. 3ieef is neglected. Pork young man. °He

is quiet. I here is very hitle domg.n sides.

Sales of shoulders at a reduction of ls(®2s.

Sultan to declare war against Russia, which I J,,,,. .I, ?V,- I i- c.i 5^3 and ^tiat, in addition to the requisite caused an immediate meeting of the Lrilish _.

1 m:ln

an iron grating. These are the only signs also found silver and corner ore in great ^cGuire seized ail empty gun and drew it Loui.svihc Courier tells the story of a man which indicate that his liberty is restrained, abundance.

11 0:1

His room is ten feet square, and contains The Indians were very numerous and crying murder, amid the shouts' of the de-! I artist, ot hrmj-eft, or stand for a seulptor a sofa, or more properly, a Turkish divan, very hostile, and f'oii"ht" Aubrey's party lighted crowd, who knew the gun as un-

•'AVASIIINUTON, Oct. 18.

the world will show any one to be true of Tlie President lias appointed W. If. Craw-! -'!"ses Saturdav wen,- on speculation,'die a to

0 a a

..,.

so it

)eu\ mation of Gov. Vroom's arrival and presen-! kind of salt must be had for packing pur-

llUioiI at tho Uourt of

iu-

.o. a,u.|- «,#, and more young persons f"» Commodon. •cry squadron. He ff ^"S. a scam o,

j.,'J ab.u«'--^

passing sentence, delivered a |curjJ:,itv l0°s'eQ whji\ tins tMif^ ^thati The l'owhattan left Hong' Kon?."Jnlv ft?* "T't d, in which he «ud that i.'

work of reform entirely on one side," is worthy consideration. She entitles her

piece, "How to Educate Young America."

I read in a paper, she says, the other day, that some new ornamental branches in young ladies' education were coming out soon—Coofc-ology, Svin-ology, and Weave

SJ"

1,lPPy

an lm ro

.-j 1 1 ask, when our voung Misses become such

P»Uwn

ish declaration of war. Consols closed) ,tux..p.iuiui.b: ^ui in Tnosdav *t fl(.i upper-tendom could they be found. Just lancy one of the be-whiskered, be-scented, past three

1 6 er

Ul tu :I

market

from the

u:iC(-l

tin autl

hvo

mei

ot"

lcm U:ti to

The State Department has official in for-!

squadr 11

°Par'nleI'tt

llas

Livingston d: Largo expresss packages, due here this morning, were destroyed The by hr« between Cleveland and Columbus.

ic nia

it ,1 ii I partially destroyed. The lire was caused

aidvces.

a hulh,boo about. The law j"'"squadron. doubt a, f.u tnlo a py as the man that

CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.

The cars containing the Eastern mail

entirely, and ihe packages

HOGS AND CROPS IN TENNESSEE.—A letter to the Cincinnati Price Current from Nashville, says there is a very large increase in the number of hogs over last year —say three times as many. .Buyers were only offering 82.50, net. This, however, sellers, are not willing take. Old corn is plenty, and the prospect of ihe new* crop is good—probably better than within the last

he majority of ten years. It is retailing at 1.50 per bar

,e?

ia short time bcconie infidels. i—^U te nxtind.

•v"!!'s'

""""•S,"

hf-"T*^»»" hi'-v

frisking movements, the overall fatient

industry and sobriety.

•. or one more out of place, in a room where Corn—white 31s(fl}32s, ve ow 30s@31s. ,i ui T-, rT l.i T- woik is progressing, than a fashionable

cannot think of a more useless article,

knovS

so little about

aml fc( I a pai„ unli| |lt,

is safely lodged in the parlor, among other things of "more ornament than use," annuls and bijouterie.

It will never do to commence the work of reform entirely on one side. I

r,M number ot "sheets, towels, spoons, and lhere is ..much apprehension .,4

n^ainst McGuire. He literally cut

tu ncu

Berlin. poses, let the pnee be wl.at it mav° We rCr'

mpn r,,n fr

•m

"WELL TURNED.—A young lady, over the ACCIDENTAL IMMORTALITY.—In the days singnature of "Kate/' sends the following newspapers tvere scarce, great worth spirited article to the Xew Orleans True I ,0r

sreA}

n-n_ u'„ ly, rendered men immortal in history.

shc sms

*cment, but allow m« to

"CIRCLES" tlicy

look for suitable companions? Not ir

ihcr hand to the spindle, or playel.h the fly-

jher hand to the spindle, or playel.h the fly

What affinity would be between them? The same that exists between the butterfly and the honey bee—one all glare and glitter,

...

napkin lings, each promising pupil be furnished with

a new wood-saw and axe,

well sharpened, and daily exercise with them to be practised. It will supercede the necessity of gymnasiums.

In our onward march to perfection, and in taking up the accomplishments of our grandmothers, we earnestly beg that some provision be made against being cut off from the "best society," and such would be the result unless the lords of creation are willing to keep pace with us. Their lily hands would scarcely, with present views, be willingly united with those which bear marks of labor and what a dreadful state of atlairs would occur in upper .s«o6-dom, it one of the Jirst fai/idics were to marrv beneath their dignify.

Hasten, then, the glorious era, when walking sticks shall be converted into hoehandles, crotchet-hooks into knitting-need-les, and quizzing glasses and flirtations be known no more. N

HOMICIDE AT METROPOLIS, 1 I.LINOI.S.—The

Evansville Journal, of the 22d alt., has the following from a correspondent at Cario,

a li0US in

iV^tn,Poil-s

A11

old citizen of Cario, by the name of McGuire, qiuU'rei.'^d with a very green young man, and created ','uitc an excitement.—

,!{ui

ft'*tliercd ^ound Honing tnb'e.

'••!e other, who fle'W ar'Uind the room j--'adison, who consented lomake a mod-

loaded. The voung nered when he happened to think of his !)CXlj» together with some of hvr ne gM)ors, brfkc in upon him, ant? found the mode? artiuL husband in a complete state of nudity.

meat, and did not cease cut-

sticking until forcibly compelled

minutes.

uf the 10th, says: A good deal

Iias be cn sait of

l{it(J iibout the precocity of

'ican youth, but a" that we have seen

th,jm is

completely outstripped by a

ve i[1

lis

vote at the late elec

led to consult a physician 011 the subject, and was assured that this "boy" could not have been exceeding 1 1 years old at the time of his marriage.

ADVANCK IN SALT.--On Saturday between '000 and 8000 sacks of Turk's Island salt sold in this market at an advanced rate of •Si 2,v per sack. The article is reported very scarce in New Orleans, and the last quotations were &1 to Si 10. The pur-

holder expecting to realize a good profit..

T!ie

tion, but, from his youthful appearance, his vote was challenged, and it was proven on oath that he was but 13 years of age. The Ledger says that he has a wife, and a child one year old, and, for the sake of gratify- easily aflected afterwards by weather, 01 ing curiosity, ihe editor of that paper was

time will soon be at hand when this h?r

An Irish girl, residing with a family

near this city, was ordered to hang the wash clothes on a horse in the kitchen, to dry. -Pier mistress shortly after, found a very gentle family horse, standing in the kitchen completely covered with the different articles that had been washed that day. Upon interrogating the girl, the reply was,

P°^er' intellectual or physi&l on-

never do to commence the the men who were most associated with

'"'!'d created .' uitc an excitement.— •-FXCCLART CASK.—Under this head the

make a mate to the Greek Slave, it don't

'vs" when his wife, a little busy

Here was a fix for a rnodtst man to be in to»

receive C'j.mp?iny, and upovi looking about them, it appealed that indispensable unmentionables and all, had disappeared, ant! the hardest part of t».e tale remains to bex told—he couldn't find iii.s things antH h^ forked over a 860 bill. Thei'C were some oilier matters connected with tho aftair, which have not been fully explained.

PAINUM HOUSES.—Paint applied tether exterior of buldings late in the autumn &v winter will endure twice as long as when applied early in summer or in hot weather. In the former case it dries slowly, and becomes very hard like a glazed surface, iiot I'flfcl i\ ff r»i*tvi r/l K»» ah a..

worn

,,aS

rai.-ed him.— S't. Louis J/tlelliycncer.

i£*j~ A fellow by the name of Lutz, was fined five dollars in Danville, on Friday last, for whipping his wife. The Advertiser says the wife was highly indignant at the arrest of her husband by the authorities so much so, indeed, that she refused to testify against him, and said "it v:as nobody's business how often her husband might choose to whip her." Spunky woman, that!

10ijuires

°'J T" "Ocll to be sure, yo told me to hang the I cl»wdivine his note with approved i.r»ritv wniv-

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suits alone were chronicled in ancic7t tin.es.

merited rebuke. Her re- and we have only in history the names of

them in triumph or victory, and evert of them, we moderns know more than did their distant co'emporaries. Now-a-dflys, accidents make men immortal. No matter? how humble they may be, those by whose good fortune, or by whose ill fortune, a moral or political question of importance is. started, become, upon the instant, known everywhere that civilized people are fc«rd. Who was Martin Koszta a year ago?—a most obscure man. An accident, which, he no doubt thought a great misfortune, has given him a place in history, and his has become one of the immortal names that were not born to die. The Koszta affair will be talked about and written about when the name of the Ministers and State, Secretaries who wrote diplomatic notes of ponderous volume pro and con in regard to it, shall have been forgotten. These aro changeful times in which we live!—Cincinnati Columbian.

A DISGUSTING MONSTKR.—Dr. Grant, visiting Mosul, thus describes Shereef Pacha, the successor of Mohammed Pacha:

He is, I believe, the most hideous man I ever saw .lour feet high, lame, crooked, with only one eye, one car, and half a nose. His lace too is most horribly scarred with tmall-pox. His soul is the fit inhabitant of such a body. He is a perfect compound of every bad property—cruelty, craftiness, greediness and lust. He cuts ofl" heads, strangles people, throws others into the river generally for the sake of their property sometimes, as it would seem, merely for fun. I myself saw him firing bombs among the people to enjoy their fright.— Besides, this horrid monster, when he hears of girls to his liking in any family, sends his kavasses to take them into his harem. The place would be deserted, but he has walled up some of the gates, and posted soldiers at the others, to prevent the people escaping from his clutches.

OH, MUKDKR, WHAT A TIME!—An exchange paper states, that during the pasG summer, at a town on the banks of the Susquehannah, the heat had been overpowering all day, and, night being come numbers of people of both sexes sought coolness in the waters of that beautiful stream. A terrible thunder storm arose whilst the river was populated with bathers, and then commenced a general mnve quip cut. The wind bore away the clothing in every direction, and every one to gain his or her own habiliments, joined in an impetuous race, clad in a single garment. This on» •where he had leit his coat found only a corset, and where the young giyl sought her fresh toilette and her sweet toUe boni:vt, she discovered a pair of pantaloons or a sack. Many were obliged t& enter the town in the most bizarre costume, and some crowd even without any. The next raornin" the

clothes that had been collected were divided as equitably as possible.

the beating of the storms.—

But in warm weather the oil soaks into the wood, leaving the lead nearly dry and ready to crumble off

J???' Rose Partington says she never cared much about grand spectacles, or other sights but there were two thing sha would like to have seen—the inoculation of I rank Pierce, and the corporation of Queen Victoi ia.

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is hereby triveii that I will sf.dl nt public auction on the 11th day of November. l5.r» i. ut the late residence of Levi'Middleton. Jato of M'.nt^ornery county. Indiana, deceased, the personal proi»erty of said deceased, consisting in furt of the following articles, to-wit: Jlorse.i, cnttlc, hosfs. household and kitchen furniture, corn in tho field. ct*.. etc. A credit of twelve months will pi vc-n f-n all sums ex'-ecdinsj thrco doiiarj. the ptir

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