Madison Daily Courier, Volume 1, Number 154, Madison, Jefferson County, 27 October 1849 — Page 2
rhutnati7 She's a curu old crit'er. Sister Sear", vou aid you m'aal to ax her to jine the nociely, did you ?" "O, law! ye; and she sa.l she'd rather he uxrused. I told her it wasn't to be confined to our M-k we wanted a', I denominations to oimif up to the work. But she said she didn't approve of kucIi mixed up concerns a they ! wa s ce :rd ta difficulty. We si! know well enough 'huth t! ain't the reason, though, She's afr.r i she'H l-.svc
I i.Ms Was i
ED. Tli
t re is
said
to
more Ca';ib.-;i;a gold at the Mint in Philadelphia than can he coined in six Week-, working ni.iht a:1..! day. In ror.5-' iju-i co
of this ,
iv, s,.is the w York u:i, p
nia col.1 have
en lorwarile,
cH of Cab!'
to England by the New Yoik merchants, for the puipose of having it coined there, ar.d of saving tli? intercut on money wh c!i
in:
idle
m trie
ta rive somethih if he juvs u-; nd she's -.would be otherwise lj
tight. Sister Loder, you remember that tt ick j Philadelphia Mint. Had Congress adopted
sh5 t-rved Sister Myers ! " "Law, yes! I giress I do. I've heard Eunice Smith tell it all over. She was sewing at Mrs.
tappened.
is.er Suitiles,
Ferris' b at the time it I
did you ever hear it""' "I don't b'feve I ever did. What was it? Pray tell." Tu ! rar.linurd. DAILY COURIER. ir . .- -- - - - .11. C. (aitBDK, i:ttilor. M tii nitw i:v i:m4, k i im: it.
the suggestions of the New York Sun hist winter, there would now have been a Man in New Yoik. We would have been saved the expense, the loss, the delay, and the disgrace of sending our republican gold to have the crown of England stamped upon it in London.
The steamer
fewesV was at the
captain 01 me "jewe
wharf yesterday morning, with the "biggest fi eight'' ever brought to Madison on one boa:. We were informed by Mr. Dunning, her popular clerk, that the Madison
- - - - , ill packets made the invariable rule work the 'Citizens, be on yolk haRu! A boid . ' . 'other way. iiiev have always repaired and iiiufit villainous attempt was made last ; - . - ' ;i mrt o ma n fine t. :ie u- hen thpv eni i,
nin(r tn fire thf Mansion House, and ! . n .... ' ' . ' .
the villain or villains liad well nigh succeeded in accomplishing their purpose. At supper-time, when the landlord and ail the occupants of the house were in the diningroom, a fire was discovered in the cook's quarters, on the second floor. It was happily extinguished, with the loss of a lew bed-clothes. Within half an hour two other rooms were tired, and furniture! dau.-
a"ed. A bunch of matches were found on one of the beds fired. That there are in- !
Pork Packing and Laud .Messrs. E-iharte &. Perbefunle, a very extensive New York firm, en- f gaged in executing orders for pork ar.d Lard for the European market, have issued the following circular to Pork Packers. As it contains much valuable information, we copv it : "We take the l.berty of making, to the trade, the following suggestions, on the eve of the packing season, as we fee! convinced, that, by a strict adherence to our remarks, business will be greatly facilitated, and an enlarged market secured to -American producers in the porta of the European 1 Continent. J "The use of native salt must be totally discarded i and marine salt substituted iujts stead; the mineral, or native salt, having a tendency to injure the j bright appearance of the meat. By making it , dingy ana yellow, renders it totally unsaleable in i the British, as well as in the continental ports. The exclusive use of marine salt is absolutely j necessary to the success of all packing operations, ; and without it, no packer can ever expect to be j able to command a good price for his meat. ! "The stvle of pork required in the continental i ports, is the following"About (10 lbs. of rump?; 14') lbs. shoulders, ! neither hocky nor heads. ' "Bright light pork, paoktdin this way, will com- j manii, in foreign ports, betterprices than any mess j pork which this country can produce, as that pop- '
ulation requires lean meat, and they will not Use j
Beactt of fuiuv Women. Lamartine, ia his Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, thus draws a graphic picture cf the captivating beauty of the Syrian m omen: 'Tt is impossible to paint with the pen the admirable and piet,Vtiit" ST00?9 or richness of costume and beauty thai"' the women form in the
Her mouth 'tis Cupid's mouth sweet girl, country. Every cay I. see faces of young wo-
MARY. The graceful and the beautiful, The g-nt'e, kiad, and airy, Together in-t, to mould the form. And gift the mind of Mary; There's nature ia each careless curl, I n every price a moral;
get nere. in
is a stranger to this city; and, not finding
any machine-shops advertised in the Courier fHt pork at any price whatever.
very naturally inferred there icus none in Madison. fr7-M. Thiers was erroneously reported as the person likely to succeed M. Foussin, as Minister at Washington. This was
Aud full of pearls and coral! She'; like the key-stone to an arch That consummates all beautv; She' like the music to a march, Which sheds a joy on duty! All happy thoughts and feelings rife Seem ever more to guide her; The very ills and cares of life Forget themselves beside her! Each sweet expressive glance appears Of nature's best selection; It took the world six thousand years To perfect such perfection! All gifts divine that could combine, All charms of nymph or f.ury, Agreed to grace one beauteous face, And witch the world with Mary! She speeds as if with wings so fleet, No birds could ere surpass them, Yet none can ever spy her feet, Though 'tis believed she has them! She lends a spell to every scene, Her stop makes winter vernal; A something half divine, between The earthly and eternal!
men such as Raphael never pictured, even in his
. artist dreams; it is much more than Grecian or Italian beauty its purity of lines, delicacy of contour; ia a word all that Rome and Greece have left us of mo.-t perfect; and this is rendered j still more intoxicating by a primitive innocence and simplicity cf expression, by a serene and vo- ; tuptuous 'anguor, by the celestial light of their I blue eyes, fringed with dark lashes, thrown over i the features, and by an ingeniousuess of smile,, a harmony of proportion, an animated whiteness of skin, aud indescribable transparency of eomj plexion, a metalic lustre of the hair; a grace of : movement, a strangeness of attitude, and a musical vibration of the voice, which makes of a , young Syrian an Ilouri of Paradise to the eyes. These varied and admirable beauties are also. ex- ; tremely common. I never go walking in the ! country without seeing several belies going to . the fountains or returning with their Etruscan ! vases on their shoulder; and their naked legs . encircled by bracelets of silver."
With the exception of the London market, tne : demand from all other British ports appears to run j
also on this light meat, as well in the shape of ba- j con r.s prime mess pork; we, therefore, strongly j THE WORK OF PROSCRIPTION CASE recommend to all packers, to he extremely care- j OF CAPTAIN BROW NELL. ful in assorting their meat when they are putting 1 The Cabinet, it would aimear. have not vet
caused by an error of the telegraph, his , u up a,,j to reujer into No. 1 and 2 lard, as the 1 "equalized" the offices of the country. Trying name having been confounded with tiiat ot'( case ,nay be, all oily and very fat hogs, which ! about in the holes and corners and around the M. Thayer, a man of far less fame than ! would, from their nature, injure the sale of whole ; edges, they still find, now and then, a customer
CP Dr. Paley could imagine nothing more insipid than a man and his wife living together more than thirty days, without a single conjugal quarrel. , t'OUNM! Otl! !'TT'VTF.R-f '"! Hster; a never failing cure for Ji jL 'itci-; cmi l ernd at V. C WAl liEN'S
cendiaries of the most malignant character ; lhe ex"Fl em.cr
Ih-
ai . c e
lias
infesting our city none- can doubt; and it would be well for every one to be on their'
guaru .
(vr-Tue Philadelphia!-, are discussing j the propriety of establishing an armed po- , lice force to suppress riots in future. The j Board of Commissioners for the County ol
Philadelphia are preparing a repotttobe presented to the people, of the loss by damage and destiuctiun done to the property of the city and citizens by rioters, ami the expense the city has been at in attempting to suppress riots. This bill, which will run up into the hundred-thousand, added to the loss of life and maiming of individuals, will have, it is thought, a good etfect both upon law and order citizens and rioters. It will, at any rate, show that riots are not a profitable thing to any party, but combine till the horrors of war with the burdens of taxation. Possibly, as the police and military force have been found inadequate to preserving order in Philadelphia, an appeal to the life and propri ty interests of the community may succeed. We sincerely hope so. Put a more positive way of curing the evil would be a union of the triple interest und triple government there. fcrThelTov. C. W. Rimer, the late faithful and accommodating Postmaster at New Albany, who was removed to give place to a Whin, has been appointed by the Conference to the Charge at Rising Sun. Our friends at Rising Sun pay that this is
the only instance within their knowledge where good has come of any of Fitz-WfU'ren'-s appointments-. The loss of the people of New Albany is their gain; for they haTe gained, in exchange for a Whigminister a Democrat tried and true. It is not expected that Mr. Rutter will inteifere with the polittcal movements of the day nor do they w ish him to do so farther than the morals of his charge require him. 05We learn from the Ran ner of this morning that the Deacon was invited to take a ride yesterday afiernoon. During the ride, like a good editor, he madr a tide of the improvements of the city, counting and marking down all the substantial hous.s which are now building or .have been built within the present year. The
result is as follows: Ptick and stone buildings, one hundred and seventeen; frame, ?eventy-nine : Total, one hundred and ninety-six. This does r.ot include outbuildings, euch as stables, smoke-houses, &c. The Deacon has promised to say something about the Churches at another lime. Pennsylvania Lesslattke. The Philadelphia Pennsylvania!! gives the following as the complexion of the next Pennsylvania Legislature :
Poussin's conduct, and appointed another miv
i Minister. Taylor should no; be outdone in courtesy. He should now disavow Clay- ' ton's, and discharge him.
Ol (ill I. (Mil. rnEii.M.AN's; iv.u,., rwum; i? i'o ("iiiiji'ior iio t.ir headache; li ( 1'oor .Mali's Plasirr. For saV hy or r1" ur , i r. r.
invoices of meat in which they might be found ' for execution. A Washington correspondent has 1 -
, iurinshea tne case c.I Capt. Lrownell, as one of if jF iri... rare for Hum and I'.nns. which wi.lef
"We have the satisfaction to state that the de- the latest. This was a hard case, called for by i ? m ,Fa ,u,ulM- . . . , . . i ... ...... ' ot- VV. C WAIJIEV.
lnand lor IN o. 1 and z lard is yearly on the mcrease no public necessity, and without justification, and the consumption extends over the whole sur- Cant. Browne!! is a man whose services aud pa-
r fi M ?l ATI) C AT 1 ' I. 4ti doZri T.m.ato Cats-n
n ' " rair ! ii. nun tn a very tmp-rior quant v f or
face of the American continent. We have found, ; triotic conduct deserve even the respect of the
Hi
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fT-There is some diliViencn in the past : tor Illauy years past, that the orders come in the j butcher. Under Van Buren, Harrison and Tyler,
histoiy of the recently appointed Governor j early part of August and continue to the end of
oi'Oegon and Gen. Lane. Lane used to .October, as our purchases during this period are
catch the Mexicans, but Gaines was caught by them. ipThe Louisville Democrat says: "The old postmaster at Troy, Ohio, being now sheri If, has had to perform the duty of putting the new one in jail. This is in order; The Democrat is out, tlw Whiir is in.
The followi ng we take from yesterday 's Gazette. We copy it entire for the benefit of whiggery in general. Mr. Squier, who "sold himself at a small but full price to the Locofocos in the Ohio Legislature," was appointed hy Gen. Taylor Charge to Central America, to "be able there to prosecute his antiquarian researches!" What an apology for an appointment! And one of the most important it may ba too in its results of any appointment made or to be made by the Administration! The Gazette seems to be more solicitous about the ciedit of Ohio than of the Administration. We are with our neighbor there, as we should be sorry to have Ohio's credit in the least dependent on that of such an Administration as that of Gen. Taylor. Cin Enq. "Mr. SaviErt, of Ohio." So the Enquirer describes the. Charge d' Affairs of the United States in Central America. This gentleman was not "of Ohio," when he was appointed, nor had he been "of Ohio" for a considerable time previous.
generally one half of the whole years operations, and speculators afterwards are left to the tender nitrcy of acontracted number of purchasers. Had the holders, this year, properly understood this very important law of the foreign demand, and come forward in August, instead of holding back through that mouth, the market would have been relieved of several thousand barrels which are now
he was offered his progressive rank as a post-captain, with back pay for twenty years, which would have amounted to .-2"2,i t)(, which he declined, asking only to he allowed the rank of a Lieutenant, to which he was promoted in 1815. In 1642, when the Senate, in consideration of his services in the battle cf Lake Erie, in Is 111, proposed to give him a peusion from that date, he declined it, because, during a part nf the interval he had been earning a subsistence out of the pub-
4"Hf l'l.. ai.S ,i 'J on atof.s. tirrnimm r i y sealed, haviin; a'l the fiavur of t e fresh artir Ir. Warraultd to ket-p in any climate. For salp t.y ""' r W. C WAIXEX.
1)1 iSi: .ICO It M O --F.r sa hv
C1A.II1V aial Hemp sei d. For sale I y W.C:VVALDEN. . VU-T. KICIIAKDMIMS Sherry Wine M Hn;rr--. tor the l v., f,i. r tli, orderrd slate of lhe ft iriai'lr ind bow e!s. For ea'e bv r' - ' W C!. WAI.TlF.V.
t II li, SMAI.fj. emfortaMe flwell nj hou?. hy a eentle j l "'i;ii w ill . ...,.:! -.....!.. r. :.
depressing it; and themselves benefitted to the j lie service. But on being reinstated, it was un- ji!iee" ' fo't ?
extent ot at least five per cent, on the amount oi ; tierstood, that irom Jus tusqualihcation lor sea
their fall sales." A RtLic of the World before the Flood.
service, he was to be otherwise emp!oed; and
E'Jj'O1- XM Nn ice U lie.rebv eiven, that mP I. ie par'iipr.-h ti heretofore eiUiinir i',un it...
1 .. .1.. ....i i:i .r ... i: r ! ''al' & Kirk, is t h j ifa d isso v. d t,u mutual
iiei.ee, un uie esiai.i isu men t u i mc i.im. uue ui . pril,a .,, .,. , "
. " ' 'i j -'ii -rciairnx wun wip laie
I . j f ,. . . . r l : OUT ocean Steamers, he Was annoitlted to the post 11 ni are rf i)HPs r,i to roiiie inrw a d a-n make i rrt inert i - A correspondent informs us taat being at Park- ' . ' ' , . , , . pajn.rnt n, i:,,ar tVi.nor W, Ran all ' vilie N J., the other day, he saw a man, who in- of ,nsieclor ot lhe shM's. fr0' Wliich he lll,w "-' The atr.ir, of the n ,.,-, w, h-.m formed him that some tune ago he was digging I re'ed. The conduct of this otlicer, in refusing ' eAr VI VV M MUU, marl in that vincinity, when he came to the hull i to take the slightest advantage of the Goverumeul, o.-t '. rfw. I'a-mer rPy
i
II. 1IOLTZCLAW, Commission and Storage,
kinds of Produce,
W i ; IS T S I' It K 12 T , or- 24 -40 ,;tf Mii-on Itm-
1M . K I: - 1 1
of a vessel twelve feet below the surface of the money, to wu.cn tie was marl, and eighteen feet below the surface of the. "0t elUilled' lhough repeatedly offered to him,
timbers of which were fastened totrether with tre- I snouto, ai least, nave ueen respected. ! O
.-.n ...:!, u. It may be said that Commodore Perry beinir ' holesale and Retail Grocer, and Dealer in all
kind about it! Thes'iip must ha, e beta oiler than e(lUiil t0 lhe who,e tiut' of ''peeling the steamNmh's Ak. and built by men who had no know- j shil,SI the office held by Browne!! was a sinecure, ledge of the use of iron or copper; therefore, as ! aud tllat his removal was but al1 actof economy, the use of metals was known at the time of Noah J U won't do. The Cabinet were operated upon wepresumethisves.se! was builtanterior to the de- : bY other motives, and, ten to one, the malice of luge. One thing is certain, it must have been j some disappointed partisan, in a scheme for
constructed before that part of the continent was covered by the debris from the mountains, which elevated the surface above the level of the ocean
The appointment was conferred upon "Mr. ! and now forms the habitable portion of West Jer-
Squier, ot .New lork, and no Ohio man will I sey. Phil. Ledger.
The above story needs confirmation. On Cutting out Hooks or Haws. Before I was acquainted with this subject, two years ego, I had two young horses sacrificed to this mistaken and ruinous operation. Ignorant quacks do not know that the horse has a membrane peculiar to the animal, which is at pleasure drawn over the eye. The enlargement of this, by a fever, pro-
duces the appearance, which, in jockey slang, is 1 called the hooks. Reduce the fever by depletion, i such as bleeding plentifully, purging, &c, and
claim him as of Ohio, except it may be our neigh
bor. We know that Mr. Squier once resided in Chiilicothe, and was regarded as a whig, but he betrayed his friends and sold himself at a small but full price to the Locofocos in the Onio Legislature and soon afterwards left the State. lie is a good draughtsman, and while in Chiilicothe, was employed by Dr. Davis, to aid in draughting some of the, ancient mounds in Ohio, which th Dr. had spent years in tracing and de
scribing. With these lie went to New York, aud : prevailed upon the late Albert Gallatin and Pro- I fessor Henry to have the book of Ohio Antiquities ' published at the expense of the Smithsonian In- 1 stitute, for which Mr. Squier took the credit, : scarcely acknowledging Dr. Davis' services. To j this book and the influence of Messrs. Gallatin and Henry, he owes his mission abroad, that h might be able there to prosecute his antiquarian
researches. The Voice of Democracy The following States have repudiated whiggery : OHIO, IOWA, MAINE, INDIANA, GF.OKGIA, VIRGINIA, ALABAMA. KENTUCKY, MARYLAND, TENNESSEE. CONNECTICUT, PENNSYLVANIA, NORTH CAROLINA.
II. JIOI.I XL I. AW, Ji AViVr; recently removed frnrn Kentucky to Madi0 son for the j,n rpi.se m c mdu c inc lhe (irocery. Produce. Coumiis-ion. and S'toraue t'iisines, haw taken Shaw's i.ew t ri k house on West street, two doors below !!. i ide's grocery U-r, and ia now reeejvii e a I urge nnd I're h stork of Crorer ea u every sort which i.e will dm-po-eo' at who e-a'e and retail, vi-rv low for ;hi The
on .,.i- i-. res. ec ui iv i, vitni IO call, tee, and exam irrn fur
I am ilfVPriiiHted1 to sell. oct 24 dtf
t liemse! ves.
swindling the Treasury, lies at the bottom of the
transaction. Had Capt. Browned been a toady for the Cabinet, he might have been spared. A sinrrl rase, nr even a doven ruses of had nnnoint-
ments might be excused, from the difficulty with I . C0 NLC 1 MUTUAL LIFE; the cabinet of knowing any thing of the real char- ! 1 S K A !V C K C O H 1 A IV ". acter of the applicants; but a regular systematic j (Hartford, conn.) distribution to the mere hacks of party, of the I C A ! I I AL $100,000, best offices, and the expulsion oT some of the best R ' K''moM uvems &" ",an';Pr f Ll"
room for these l '' i'p i" of 'les Coii,nnv are confined exclu
I .VIM 111" INS- t? . v a t.. I .... i . .
r- i : li: t . l J rpi. . . : o.Mi.-ini.iviE'
Vduiutfl fccuincuis, caiuiui lie lui-raieu. a his Mie imrrlv VIi ti
men of the country, to make
. li non
I' ei a'.licc ihe i-i.-jrert to rar-
huckstering accouuts for the mutiny among the j ,:''li's,l' '" a'' r'r' ' f u'" "i"ess, while iivus, - " ; a" w " curing' to.-urvivorsaceitaiti rcMi.jrce agsinst honest portion of the wings of New ork and w'vt.
inrineio.s r- n" t-rca animatty. F.,irh rernn Injured heroine a metiiiier. and r-enti'ie! u, vote tor directors. Wli-n i !i premiuiiia anion' t to iH. i hp r v ran pty one it a t f th- trp-rnu'ri Ivtiv;' a t)i rote. Thin far the .' ivii1riii:s of this 'Vmoany tiave been q:i.i!to the ro'ep, th'rebv c iiirn I! ni' tltenotr- and i huh s. vi v.r -,0 tqi 5rRiP,ru.e f ili premium taken t.v oiher comi.a i.ie-i Tee success of" tfiisCo-nr-nnv since ihs'.rcanira'.Ion ha ',rei, ni.jiaraMr e-l. ami tf,(; ing-.i utjoit miw rank- ainotnr
Philadelphia. This is the policy which, in part, is shaving down the whig party to the numerical strength of the office-holders and their family connexions. This is the sv.steni which is rniivertincr
have the horse well rubbed, and the hooks will i , ..." . , , , . , ! the Government into a creat almshouse, at which disappear; that is, the membrane is restored to its i . c .u i . . c , . i , . , , . . the beggars of the dominant party are fed at the
. , ' , . - public expense. Between Ewiur's policy at 'i'p -'inthe country, irom dust, &c , accidentally entering it. I need . , , , ,. . . ' i,p ""'y rra"-; er ti.e ij
not mention the cutting out of this useful membrane unnecessary, as I have proved the uselessnesi of this operation by restoring a horse without it a few days ar . American Farmer.
nome ana Clayton s loreirm policy, there is
scarcely a toss-up for the choice; it is six for one and half a dozen for the other. Iuthehume polI icy, the pledges and the wishes of General Taylor I have been violated, and in our foreign policy, the
Senate, -House, Total, - Dei n. maj. jouil ballot.
WHIG. lt r7
HEM 17
iniiied l-ancactioris o" lif" in-
iil-fincf com pi ti IPs if. iha- their prhicti.'ea a-ft ohiectn
are en, ui-!ersft.Hi. l.vpry iiin who ha a ftmUr dependent on h in 1 1 r asn;i;iort shnul I have tin l.fe itifured, a'ld scarceiv anv apology- can ,- i,fr, f. j,,r Cn e;iPct. I'aniphWn ex daii ti--j the i,a-iir- of Life i n-i. ranee, antoial te ports, term--, V.-. Crnienti V a to t! e siandinu and ability of tt i eom:-aiiv. tn t.t ' r fn ; 'u d t.v iiip.pi.
A a,c t.,. si I . i r- , i ... , .... j , . : o ...uinry. sir..-. . e-. rune- wtltl
- - '"- .tn u,i i.uiiuo) in i vjuv ernnieiu lias ueea uegracea. llle cabinet ( If a u-e i. I; SIR " T , A sent. Temple, N. II., ten miles from the Massachusetts I have been false in the one and faithless in the ! rids,.rt. M. !.. Medical ejamnier. ' " . ; h!i.Tcn.'iiini!M.fi,inl ami v est r-uf-i over the Post ine, to the cepth of two incties on a level. On ; other. Reform is demanded in both; let us have ! fttlice Mai s ind. p .-t vj dtr Men lay morning the Temple montains were cloth ! reform, or let us have a change. We are in for Alldllor, if.irr.' "l at ioo,"ocT. 1 y,4. led in snow white robes. In Mason, the next , one or the other. N. Y. Herald. i rv , ,;i wN.m I- miy o- cm .The Foerd offvni",y town east ef Temple, considerable hail had fell ' - 1 .r.1..i-s!.,it.-c- havtre a sP.j ,.n orrf, r rPrj,,jrjr I,..,.... ... ; A'l'l.'' r to u-c ;.-o i ; t :f .r' to ro'Sert anil sWe i.o the on S-unaav. I he storm was very severe in Ww ' Monev is th tooi s wis.tom, trie knave a repu- t ,i(.n' Io.h- o- tt.e -tr.oi mih.i.. i;,). i ta .n
Hampshire.
What a Spill. About 2,0o0 gallons of milk were spilled from six cars, thrown off the track in coming to New York, on Tuesday night, from Crotou falls. IX The University of irgiuia opens wiih upwards of . 0 Q students.
The Pittsburgh Cronicle says; "About $ir.O,Cn.M) of the scrip of the citv of Pittsburgh has been redeemed through the loan made to the city by Messrs. Kramer & Rahm, and Wni. A. Hill Co. Tiiere is now but little the scrip afloat, aud what is out will be redeemed and destroyed at the City Treasurer as fast as it comes in.
1 tation, the wise man's j-wei, the rich man's trou- S v- ' 1 "' f' ,,"f-'- t,o., wtlo-e I ; fo.Tis nsvp f x tit'p I-' r.'i t. iiri.r-rs h a.-ii. , . paid or rej ble, the poor man's tie-ire, the covetous man's .e,t bv tn-ti'-nav f jikhumi, l-4i.Jl.erniort.-a-
poor
ambition, and th
ki:ij;ioi oiiCK! Rev. Thos. II. I,ycii, the preacher in charge
j of St. John's Church, wili preach in the Room occupied by slid Church, at the corner of Third land Main streets, to-morrow morning, at l'1' . o'clock, i Oct. 27, I i I'J.
wi .!. on th' day,
-I -ed. , ei !- .ikwd
V V ! K -s 7
r".t r , t . r-or . ,p tore HRVRV j M'KM Aii-ii'or of Jf-rson county.
C . V ! K I ! ' i j -i;.-r.'ce. wt.ii ii
A Blf-ss;n, for Canada. A full establishment , , ' , r,.,,,. nf ru. .i.- ct.- .t. .1 MAK K.ILD
,o. -oan.v tuer u.e cogasn mocei , Rev. B. F. Fost-r, Mr. Rosf.rt Sc.t r, J r , to Miss is to Le immediately gazetted for Upper Canada j Martha T. M Lt an . all of tais t-i'y.
vs bv Tfir. pi:opl'-'. n .i.
von b'heve o ur,K gi m v head'
vt v hair a ' ! a" ;'. 's a it" ii wi. rej . Yon men' ii'n a r ni'tty w bat ia ca! I ---on n.i.--t c; f, or I will be bald."
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