The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-01-18 00:00:00

aalfeld and Gotha

men meant to convey by the word
lore distinctly expressed in a document
on the 30th of June, of which the fol-
-" Any one who votes for Bruen may
: it is better a villain should die than
ould be enslaved. The Kilkenny boys and
) Tl/11111. DUTY, and visit every man's per-
'y with their dreadful vengeance who votes
t GoD and the holy Catholic Church." Now, if
the agitators might plead, that being
ight not to be responsible for it; but
and falling in with, the whole tenor and
mirses delivered by themselves, it cannot
i as a movement of their system and an overt act
silt.—Reign of Terror in Carlow.

re for eternii
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RD MARKET, THURSDAY LAST.—Owing to the
ether, there has been a thin attendance of buyers
cet to-day. There is no material alteration in the

In consequence, however, of the manufac-
nade little or n.p purchases during the last
'as been some business done in the lower sorts
o alteration in prices. Hops remain firm. In
ket common goods of every description are
The chief business have been in fancy articles,
ods made from Cotton Warps with Mo-
Ft ; the two latter articles have somewhat
hich accounts for the anxiety of mer-
it old prices. The transactions in the
)t considerable at present, and no im-
rence can he reported from our represen-
k. Upon the whole little business, corn-
ig, has been done to-day, though prices
4 stocks are not accumulating.

DUTCH ADVERTISEMENT.—The New York
a the following odd advertisement:—" Itunn'd
sdrayed, mine latge plack horse, about
m hands six inches hie, he has peen
two pehind and two pefore. He has plack
ut has got some vite spots pon his pack
b off, but I greesed him toder day and de
lack again. He trods and kanters, and
and ven he valks all his legs and feet
r. He has two ears pon his head pooth
ker than toder. He has two eyes, von
is pon de side of his head, and ven you
lead he vont see you. He has a long
pehind, put I cut it short toder day, and
a vat it vas. He is shoed all round, but
d off, and now he has got on shoes only
is head and looks gaily, and yen he
ipts abut de room like eberyting in
a saddle or chaze or a kart, or he

or fifte

]out nopody put a pag on his pack and
He is not very old, and his head yen

ms goes first, and his dail stays pehind, only
tarns round, den sometimes his dail goes first,
em pack shall pay five tollars reward, and
;:k de teef dat stole em, he shall pay peside twee;
no questions axed.--STAKEEN PONDRELDEN.'

ELL THAT ENDS WELL.—Young Benjamin, 9n
;s native village for Paris, had sworn eternal fidelity
iin Manette, and to return to her embraces as soon
ae had amassed a sufficient competence to enable
arry comfortably. They shed an ocean of tears on
id exchanged mutual vows of love and constancy.
3Ve Benjamin a knife, which she had bought at the
,iatiain gave iVlanette a superb cotton robe,
• twelve sols. This touching scene over,
• --, in one last embrace, tore them-
' out fur Paris. This scene
.cage of Picardy. Six months
Manette received from Paris a
tter, and her little heart leapt with joy.
tic eagerness, but alas she had never
friend, however, informed her of the
to be written by her aunt Maclou,
sO come to Paris, where she might
• •n a wealthy baroness, with
Manette was over.

min, and live in the same
eat to be real. She at
p " her little ails,"
This part of the
The third and
period of the year just
baroness to be nothing
leavoured, but in vain, to
pt in secret ! Here the
sae iu the Liarriere du Roule. A
youth in a blue vest, and a red-
aPPearance, were discussing a gibelotte
wi"e. This was on Sunday! There

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couple, consistinv of a hairdresser's
;inl, whose timid manner showed how
it following this youthful Celadon into
se of ibkts and seduction ! Scarcely

-poll the fat youth first.:
.oing cry! " Ah! Benjamin!
e!--oh! what joy! what happl-
- But who is that woman ?" "And
g pomaturn locks?" " You have de-
ou have broken your vows!„ ~ Mon-
Benjamin
..and Manette were, how-
by a recollection of their former love !
cli other's
her out of the c arms, and wept aloud ! They
cabaret vitig_ the other
ie piper !" Manette, though she had heel
iezi, and
aSSia
if a precipice by the hatrdresser
she will t herefore be enabled totant,
be.
Benjamin without a blush !—Le Droti.

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