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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03
Rheumatism and hhenmatic Cont.


Guns N Eu,opt as Wei IA IA ..ntriea a. Il
satt aud ctrtGh cure tof me
BhfHmdiism and hheHmatic Gonf.
"A Judicious praelllion.r 10 iundun, tptn-
& ~ kInR OF thesr pow ders, expresses hImself
tast- have Gays hr) employ edn all my sldi
and talents Ia had ont m usctnl preparation
ior the rellel AID cure 81 iihrunRtlsm, md !
mosl so(fnMg Ihrm, that bnsr never ionud
any thug so K0odi 50 saif, M 40 fDencisHs,
n III. Dfisdens rheumatic PoWdets lou
mnb depend npon II rayS ho) Tor have OF
ten experienced II, hat they possess eyeiy
SlrIne TINT can justly be nse,bed 10 ouy med
ielne Tor that ufmcnil1g disease. Here then
(saNs he, agnn) you have Hmrdicine oil super
ltve ctllcney aud al intrinsic value mild ia
il operation and certain in its effects, and
which mnY be gwen win success IA u varir-
Is oi chrnnic dIsfHses bnr especially IN obsti.
nair WtumdiiSm. II may he given 10 The
Youngest children. and 10 wud en ~ the most
dj,cac Situations ~ pans Il lhe lnef ac.
a lowdcf taken NJ bed linn VII give rciiri.
Dr JrsSihGs al EdtHttrgh, spraki1g Of
these puHder-, says. have ned hem 10 my
TFhetice, well "a ~ The hospiths, aud find
thrm 10 be "a most valuable remedy in cnsas
of Rheumatism rhd we'll calculated 20 do
much good, aud therefore recommend them
Ia gsnerel use being confident IN my own
opinion, rs well rs that 81 others, lhni no
one will be disappointed Who may have oe.
en- ion 10 use them.
d. CLAKK OF .1CR Yofk, IN letter 10 ihe
agent Of proprietor, concludes by 9lyng, The
poorer cless ol people vi Ill find in these pow
drr', valuable and cheap medicine, iof z
have ecnernlly found from one 10 Two bokes,
have Prodnced u cure, and In some ,ns.s halt
box has had he wished for elect 4 In ops
instance n gentleman who came under my
care, lnborIng under obulnhte chronic Then
mnl'sn, attended with all III" symptoms of
approaching consumption, by continuing tho
use OF the powders both diseases were con-
pletely removed aud mn al M opinion thh [
THIS medicine will prove valuable remedy
In complaints OF lac chest, as well rs hhsa-
Hlnltsm
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DEATH oP klsHva,,vo

E Ddfot, .bidg 95.-'fhs ctI,br,t.t eb;.f
81 'he thlppr"as WAS found dead i, one
~. 'he erils af The prison nf Tins city. ON
wednesday morning Inst. He va. c,n.
nhrd. "n a charge of being arrpss,ry IN
The murder ofa Saginaw Indian IN tins
p,ace' IN january last. HIS eldes, SON
s,'l' occupies one of the cells under The.
ch'rgr oi being the murderer of the In.
dlan alluded to. An inquest was held @,
IN" rudy of klshkauko, and the Jurors "a.
tnraed verdict that he died 4 natural
death. But htlIe doubt, however. re-.
mans rom what has since been ascertain.
ed, thai he died by poison, procured. a,
us own rsqnesi, by one of MS wives.
III IN stated that, on the evralng prpyi-
Gus to his death, III was visited by this
woman, who handed him sm4lI Gun, and
then left the cell. That soon .nrr. A
number of his family, aud the band of
which hc was The immediate head. called
upon hlls, held long Conference. and
took leave With solemnity, earneslness.
anu affection never observed IN their pre-
ylous vislts.- kisbkauko then rrot,.st.d
tee Jallor To visit him, with whom bp shouk
hands atfecilonately thanked hlm and
concluded by asking for some liquor.
winch he had never hrea known To do be-
tore. In the morniag, at "a early hour,
a number Of hls family, men and women.
appeared at To" jan and requested u SEE
hIshk"ok". On approaching The dnos Of
the cell, they called his nam. two or three
tunes, and finding him liieirss. they. rx-
pressed exnltshon rather than surprize.
and immediately left town for Saginaw.
tsw remained To perform the ceremo.
nlts at ns funeral, winch took place bv
moonlight, at farm near this city.
mus hAs persisted one nfthe most des-
poi'c and Influential sewage monarchs oil
modern times He had risen, by the
force OF his own character, from an hnm-
Die origin, to thr head of u numerous and
powerful Chippewa family. klshkaukn
was man ofVery large stature, muscular
ahd athletc,and his countenancr exhibited
TN peculiar traits III his charactcr--stern.
| hess. acuteness, and decision. His hi.tor,
, IKE that OF other warriors, is marked with
many aTocions murders but he had the
virtues also of the savage. M man went
from his door naked Or hungry, when j,
WAS IN his power 10 supply him. But his
acts OF tyranny rendered. hlm unpopular
among his own people, aud he never ap-
peared abroad without vonsiderahl. r.t-
Inde. he WAS scarcely ever seen in this
town without his war.axe resting 90 his
lelt arm, firmly grasped With his right
hand.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03

Z - One Of the allrs,' not OF the Nat.
journal, bat ri tAc Washington Telegraph ,
Noah's Advocate, CaB mRiiiS ailtS, has
recently been unframed, that, IN two lon
portant quarters ui IN Old Domln,on, the
administration 81 Mr. Adams - dali,
growing more dlsr. pntdble and, With lis
usaat uctmell," tae sud a diiy" lufcrs
that the other quarters two more, we pre-
salne) are oil the SAINT nj Il aud heat.
We nave not tar hast objection that the
Telegraph a0d Advocate ally" shall 10
dulGe tins fond ANTICIPATION, III the day Of
trial. II IS the nature oi cr"dnIity, rs we'll
rs jralousy, O. Ia make the mrat II feeds
Oh : aud W. hop. that 10 nu"eieume IL
wakruios, 10 reality may disturb the plea
sant dream inlu when tn Telegraph aud
Advocate "aiIyo has been lliIcd by the
cheering reports ii has heard from "twD
qaarteysn OF TINS AoC,rnt Commonwealth
The " ally Of tnr JOURNAL mn-t hcs to be
excused, however, ii it do nat " guess a.
gaia J" II prefers waiting unll the Tee
graph aud Advocate ally" shall deny IN
thrr thao e,ade its lorGacr guess. tits one
thinS candidly 10 say, you have guessed
Weons :" il is another thing jeaaltIcalIy 10
eIrla.ni, Guess again -
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STAY PROLONGED.
IN. Consequence OF the numerous ap.
dicniions for likenes,es the
70 A 1psFe'l4Q Y's1UftA

viii remain opeo until TUESDAY, July 4.
which viii POSITIVELY be- HE LAST
DAY Of is remaining IN ynchbnfz
4 > Attendance III the Franklin Hotel from
i'll dusk.
1hpse persons who have already had their
ikenesses taken, have the liberty l. return
u. frequently ns they pease, provided they,
On each s,sd, Introduce IA lricnd.
July .,
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Ia some remarks on the Goitre, by Co.
lionel DUANE, IN his visit 10 Colombia, W.
are incidentally made acquainted with the
following curious facts ln relation To SALT.
1t IS d'sl'ked IN every parl Of Colombia,
and, says the writer " 90 llttle IN Use, that
wherever we diaed, with any of our
: friends, ssIt-crIIar WAS laid Cor us only,
non" else u.lng IT,. with flesh, fish, or
!" fowl ~
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COMMUNICATED.

.Npssrs. Editors --fieasc insert The re
marks briow, IN yuw paPrr-l am drsI-
rous nf obtaining some s1inrmathin 90 mo
-ahiect Of them siA, die duty Of pelt ia
.rors. Respectfully, &c.
An amcable soit W.. brought in The
Corr, Of --------. WIN Il view W ascertain
uhrih-r a WAS bound tu pay ) tn hlre ut
4 certain horse, winch he bad hired 1t Is
for year, bH which horsr, 10 c"ilsr-
quencr Of ianeness he had Contracted
by the bad praclice nf jumping fenees, was
unasI.. IT, render aoy service for more than
ala mouths. Ine case Is d tdlo~s-A
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N0FlCE-Came TO the plantation of
~ the subscriber, few miles above
Lynchburg, about two wesks since, a stray
steer, OF the following description, to wit -
His colour white and red, and marked with
crop on the left ear, and an over keel on
the right. The owneris requested to come
forward, prove property, pay the cost OF this
advertisement and take away the steer.
JN0. NJ. OBEY.
July 3. 2t92
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The Faculty. Of college and Clergy,
COFFIN and BEARERS,
The Trustees OF College,
The Washington Society,
The Graham Society,
The Franklin Society,
LADIES,
CITIZENS,
LADIES',
CITIZENS,
Seryanls OF The dreeased.

lSffNHlils ~ the uttfdbeus
The processlnn proceeded To College
Hill, aud the Collin WAS deposited IN IA
grave prepared on the College ground.
Mr.. Robinson, 50 far as We know, Is The
first individual IN Virginia, who has ever
brqncalbcd hI. property to seminary Of
leaning. In Europe Instances al the ktnd
have frequently taken place. Some
cases Of the kind have also occur
red Ia the New England States but
south of the Puwlumac, | believe
wr might say south Of The Delaware,
no instance Of the kind has ever been
known. General Washingtus set anorihy
example IN making somr handsome be
quests for literary purposes. Considering
ms bumeroas kindred, he did AS much ~
tins way, as could have bern reasonably
expected. Hundreds have died, WIN
might aud ou9hl ~ base done something
for literature. Had every thing ~ this
way been done that might have been done
how many useful aud well endowed lnst-
tutons, might now be d,liuslng literature
lhro6g hom the statr. Many So,Hs mrn
hive hetn ruined by fortunes Ieti mem ny
relatives. My Ne hope that any ot the
wealth, in Virginia, vii hereafter initiate
thr example Of Washington and Robin
son
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81. Louis, June I've are Informed by
gentlemen eng ged in the Fur Trade, who
have arrived from the establishments on
thu Missouri, within few days past, that
fht late fresnet has been very destructive
that nearly all the houses. boats, and Other
property, belonging 10 them, have been
washed AWAY. and HE men III many lnstan-
Ces, barely escaped with their lives.
At The Man6an villages the water rose
ieSentecn feet perpendj, uiarly in few
Tours. and al theArrlckar, towns, lfte'n
Sepl III two hours unly. Such WAS rs "a
Pd'Il, that every thug ia tt" low banks
was r'Ihe7 swept away, II entirely mum
dated
A band If the SIOUX were encamped
some d'siaUce hrinw tn. Arntkaras, when
the Wat.r Suddenly coming upon thrn,
heiween sixty and seventy of Their NUN
9ff' men, women. aud children, persisted
- lis hnsoin The scene. as described Il"
US Vas truly appalling; some OF the sui
'fftrs "Hre seen 10 the Attempt IL SWIM
oaS'lrd Il 'wn by the res sllrss current, aHo
crushed to death among lhr drifting ICE
ana TIMBER. Others hung 10 the hanchrs
= u'''h ilitN DftOtnt pTb"Ib'" u " ~
''' cold, sladnally slAckened Their grasp
"'a were horne DOM The stream. SIEVE
'ai OF the men surCeelcd in climbing tees
"nere they remained Il considerable unr
III Il"peS OF rescue--bu their Inevitable tate
""s on'y Tor shorl time prntlacied. A
Saiuen change in the atmosphere, scrom-
pnn!ed by heavy slert, deprived them oi
al feeling, and they dropped senseies' INTO
'lt water below.
Inc rise is attributed to the melting OF
,'ie snow and ice at the heads of the Vel
u"st"nr and Cheyenne Rivers. These
streams flo" from the South, and are gen
''a''y the first in the spring that pay their
""hoal tribute 10 the Missouri. At the
commencement of the present treshet the
"e mad not broken up in the Missouri, nor
~ r' many miles up the othr, rivers, but, as
;pe water rose, it forced lis way down bear
s every Thing before it, aud breaking
,a "sr' with tremendous crushing, the th,eN
''ontd zee Of the Missouri.
great many packs Of buffalo rohea
"''e lost b. the different traders, aud -oms
" ''ese edtsrprising men, we are sorry To
'''' 04ye lost ever. thing they possessed
lRepubI'ca".
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PREPARED mn s@LD BY
~. ) DNlsnEN Al ID.

No. II 81. PenL, foadon.
Who has appointed I'r ROBERT HARRIS,
Ia. of Phiiadelphia, the only aReni ~ the /
nilrd States, To vend the HhsHmat,e PoWd,rJ,
with iull poworio appoint other agents Ahere
he may blink ptoper.
" THE subscriber is appointed Agent
aud has for sale few dozen huAes ol Dr.
DftSdeHS Rheumatic Powders, each boz eene
lains 2 doses. Price 81 81 Per boz.
WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
Apothecnry and Druggist
July Sd. isy2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03

HAYTI.-Since Our last, saws the
Maine lnteIligencer, we have seen other
letters from Hayti, which lessen, in no de-
gree, the dark colored picture, VIZ then
drew, of Hayden affairs. These letters
slate, that nothing bot the personal inhu-
snce Of General Magny, who commands
sn the North, has prevented the blacks
from breaking out, in open rebellion, IL
galnst tile Government, and ssizing the
property, # not sacrificing the lives of the
whites and mulattoes. THIS patriotic
chief, himseCa black, is brave, generous,
and humane-a lover OF peace aud order
AND Jealous for maintaining the Gov
eminent, as it pow stands but, should
hls army, ina momen! of strong excite
meni, aud forsetful OF his paternity to-
wards them, cut him off a state of things
might arise, AS destructive as the Widest
scenes that Mere exhibited during the H.
sarrectlonaiy war between Chrlstophe
and Potion. IN such an event, the pro
perry Of strangers, on both sides, would
te saelfced.
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~ Judge Noah IS d queer genus. No
consideration could induce us 10 take a
bout al small swords with HIM, II be - bal,
as good at parr1Ing a thrust with steel as
he IS with pen. We noud lay wager
thai French fencing master, WITH al ms
"dh has" and "6uh's" wouldn't bc able 10
make "ddy lsht slime lhrough hun" Ia a
week. To borrow slnlle used by one III
our lenlsitu,ewits, some winters a9O, ma
luslon 10 hrothrr member, he Is like u
dldapprr: lie dives, You tuio@ with , our
eye the apparent direction Le takes; aud
Ia your surprise, when he uses, he IS n. l..
Instead OF >. W. II was therefore, with
40 llllle SHARE Of delight that we read, IN
ms Advocate of the 2Ola ult. thJt he 1" dad
not intend IL enter the lists VITA the Virg-
ntaa." Oar hoineiy Vusmlan PLAIN draI.
lns, would not pave hcra half u match for
Noah's traDcited cunning, albeit he had not
brena "Judge ia Isratt" With all the
"medns aud appliances whlch his Moor
lsh and Spanish travels have furnished HIM,
AIDED by his official slernnecs, we should
have encountered fealfpl odds, indeed, il
our remarks had not luckily met Mr.. No.
ali IN "pIant haur"-Iozlus over his
Sherbct, or, ike the kings Jester, srtllng
the table IN Il roar" with his rsls and
slhes," fresh sparkling from halt dozen
al Champagne!
In PaSsaHt beg leave to remind
GoUcrnor .Noqh, that we have put in the
frat application for Pro)eSSorship IN the
fHtperSay Of arutdt II, however, Gov.
n. should Change his plan OF operations,
and, as recently published letter Of his, To
his quoadtat frlend L. J. Roberts, would
indicate, should oppose De WIT Clinton,
aud OF course beat him, we would. in all
nuirsty, throw the purple instead of the
black gown over onr shoulders, as success
sor Of Nj. Noah in the government Of
AIafat.
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From Parliamentary Document it is
proved, that the laboring classes of Eng
land have, for some years, exhibited
gradual decline towards state of utter
poverty and Illuminating dependence
While the population, since 1875, has in
creased as only one To three. panperism
has increased as more than II to s, that is,
from Is To 81. An sugmrntng propoI-
tion OF human misery every year is a
frightful picture.
This, let it be recolrcted, is the coun-
Try which has been held up so exultingly
tn our admiration and imitation. ia refer
eocr t" the manufacturing policy. 1t is
the excess OF manufacturing, that. perhaps,
more than any thing else, has produced
these resulto Nat. Int.
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lie then goes on in state That the clergy
ARE generally iuilnicsl II liberty, aud en-
beavers 10 illustrate ihi, position by theli
conduct In the u. States datlng the fr,o.
latdn IA Spalu, during Ihe late attempt
10 dsIhrune Ferdinand and in McKee,,
III the establishment Of lhe lturbldu inpr-
rial sosernment. We are sstonishrd that
the Generals logical mind -hoold hd,.
LOOKED 50 deep Tor the eau5u of this c,d,
WIZ, he might have seen II on the sur-
face Al a single glance. So tInr i II that
we Iten neglect and pass by Truth, br-
eans' she lays IN the highway and woos
onr embrace, and labor and toll IN seatch
at her, where SHE Is not Ia be found. Ii Is
not ~ religion ltselI, nor ~ her ministers
that Ne alr Ia look for the evils whch
Ten. Smyth 50 ,ivtdly punrtra,s aud 81
Indignantly Ilncnt', but IN the perrtr-
elonioi human ingenuity. Religion has
been ma" a cloak for crimes by those
Who have unworthlly adopted h,r sarb, h
mnlsterrd, With foul hearts aud nnclran
hands, At her affairs. Tas his alaa,s
been, aud possibly will always be, the CASE
where IT IS thought essential ter the stab
| lly of government that The Church should
be connected with aud supported by TIM
Safe. Bat II never eau be, in country
! Ike ours, where each sect depend. y,
much upon the purity of lis ministry n,
IT'S prosperity. ProllISacy, open and TN
disguised wonlu not dare to pruIane tn,
sanctuary with ITS hypocritleal caot. |
would be secuted from society not onl,
by the sect II had dsgraced, but ~ III
ptbllc sentiment, winch II had outraged
Bat, enough of ths Wa only intendt,
u sketch an outhGu uf Schull2's theory
but, IN dong 81, We have thought IT wuult
nSt he III appropriate To accompany |
with the preceding remarks.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03
5000 Dollars. 500 Dollars.
1000 Dollars. 500 Dollars.
1000 Dollars 10 of 100 Dollars.

~ Ut 500 besides many foos, los, &c. "a
Alto be drawn IN Lynchburg The 27st inst.
from the wheels Of the VIRGINIA LIIERA.
TURF LOl Terry Sd Class.
Whole Tickets ~ o,.a., -,
Halves o.
But few tickets in the scheme-For shafs
of the above capitals, emil ~ the Lucky Office
OF s. d. W.. kAAaALJ d. CO.
Iynchhnng.
Where was sold few days since, to gentle.
man OF Lynchhnrg, 2. y. 10. caIital
prize Of 5000 DOA1ARS.
iuly g.
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NlN y H'SIVAISs
ElllE subscriber bes Jiii received oneel
- rom Philadelphia, . further supply Il
NEW 4 DGA,s, among lh-m is = fur
ther supply ~ the 6ew N8s.f5 Ao,ei, entl-
81 woodstock u he Chydirf, 1sle # p
Near 1901. IN wis. his work =. teod ,f
mol snprt'or - eny that's been beiurf lie
public from the Pen ot thes great bnknr@r
a. Nc
Also lRrge supply oi Inv snd Msctln-
nenns Works, ull - hom just .rnblishrl.
Ioyjtihpr with brauiiinl hssofinT M If chill
dtsn's Fancy Painted Toy Books, Sc 81.
All OF which be Is determined to sell v.ry
low ADRIAN X. NORTH
ily 3.
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LYNCaBURG, JUYL }. 1876.

The Pafyro'or,l1.-It will he seen from the
advertisement IN this morning. paper. tIpt
this interesting an tnge3iaus exhibition will
not be Discontinued uutl Wednesday Those
who visit It will be more than remunorated.
both for their time and expense. We ueed
only remark, with the Richmond Compiler,
that no person Of taste oughtto omi, ssang i,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03

..d., and one side ofeach sock reiu.-
=, >, tatters. Tine ground, we are told,
".,,..,d with the SMALL fragments. or
",,b.r Int. of his clothing, for somr 80 ar
=, r..., ruuns the tree aud yet mr. Md
90 is ,,,.r aud likely tn do well.--rhe
e., "a hunt from part of uoe shoulder
and of one thigh, aud many places scorch-
The only clothing he had on when found
.,as the walstband of his pantaloons, and,
,rb,na. his cravat. The cniar, sleeves,
aod small part of one side OF the body Of
b.. coat remained together. One skirt of
,;a coat. lblue cloth, from near the peck
sts downwards. is the largest other frag-
,oent of clothing we have heard of, aud
,bis is in strips, as il drawn through
h,tchel. H. remained on the ground
nsar the tree for an hour or two before he
yas discovered. During this interval, he
h,a be.n resuscitated aud swooned away
n.rbaps more than once, but his rec0llec-
t;ons are not very clear and distinct.
A remarkably heavy shower of rain was
falling at the place at the time, and it is
nerbaps owing To the high state of perspi-
ration, occasioned by walking in very
warm weather, aud the excessive fall of
,uin on his naked body. that his HE has
been preserved. The case Is 10 Us an ex-
srsordnary one.
We have not visited the person on the
Mace. but have ,iyen the substance OF the
facts detailed to US by those who visited
him. On Saturday evening s. Sunday eve
ming, he Showed not the slightest symp-
tom of paralysis pursatives had o2era-
ted well, and his mind seemed uninpaired
Union.
The Duke of .Sarc Weimar, after hay-
ing travelled 1000 miles through the U. ).
4 visited 1--WE brileve) every State & Terri
nv, has,aiIed from n. Y for Liverpool. The
manners of this gentleman were So prepns-
sessing, and his curiosity 50 Gathering, that
he has been every where welcome. We
trust he has received favorable impress
sions of our country, aud we believe that
his Journey has had the effect 10 remove
some prejndices. Oor ftlo" cl'lzens have
learned that It does not follow of course.
because IA mao is Prince, that be is either
a fool or a coxcomb. He is neither bet
Ter nor worse for the rank in which he is
born or, as Scotia's bard better expgess-
ed it,
The rank is but the guinea's stamp,
"Ihe mans the sowd for a that"
Nat. Int.
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w. ~. II vi SD Asl,s.S
CELEBRATED
RnEl MAlII POW DERS

Recommended ~ The mod rt,ptciabt pbysi.
Guns IN EHopt as vel "a IA ..noiea a. Il
sntt aud ceri0a, eare tot me
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-06-10

a celebrated vioioncclIo performer, in ono
otl'i> annual Music Meetings, arrived at Il pru-
cpal inn az Gloucester late ON the dav prcviohs
to that on which he had apprizcd the landlord
Of III, Intention, and found the house extremely
crowded in expectation of the Festival 1t 50
happened that the Harder was cleared of cola
dishes, and the party were too hungry to wait
for putting down JOINT The Director sent hi.
friends into the room bespoke for them and
walked into thr kitchen to see what was going
forward He found fine haunch Of mutton
inst taken off the SPIT, and placed before the
~" whilst the Gsrni>hin.c was getting ready. for
spnr gentlemen who hadarryed in time Benz
d'ternijucd to secure il for his own party, with
out being perceived by the cook. he cut one Of
his hidl: strings INTO very small pieces and
streWcd them over the dish; they were soon
operated upon by the heat, and cured up exact
" resembling maggots. Nhcn put on the Ia
bic the effect was clrcirical---not one Of Ucnt
ronfd touch It. The Joint wa, removed, and
readily received by the DIRECTOR who bore it If
IN triumph to his party. observing. that What
ever masgot> they might have in tacir reads
the haunch was free from thcul
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have conquered other nations-yct have not
been able to cl'iIlc, or to conquer myself"


Ca'Ases Of rcFioUS resolutions II TGx1,ioM
The ntanta Isabella, vine of Archduhc ~
bert vowed, before the siege Of G,trnd IN 1861
never To chan@c the garment She thea wole uu
til the place surrendered: it held out lirre
years and Z days, ,lurin. which >hc adhered
t. her resolution. In thi, period her linen pan
tIcularly that next the body became changed
from white to yellow, and although the latter
color was before held in great contenpt it from
this circumstance became very fashionable I'm
der the name Of '.Isabcla' The close crops
of the reign Of Francis | of France were oc-
casioncd hy wound he received in his head
which obliged him to have his hair cut of. The
beautiful hair Of Louis NV when a child in
troduccd pc''l>es with flowing curls and the
enormous wigs which succeeded were invented
TO cover an Inequality IN the shoulders of the
nauphin The ruff was introduced to conceal
scar in the neck of Francis H. Perhaps the
variations IN the fashions of the present day be
tween loose trousers and tight rantaloons or
hrcrrIcs, for dress, may be attributed u the
perfect or maitormaton Of the legs OF the ira
drrs of the ton at the moment