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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-13

az The Trial Of wissros, the Peni,entiay.
for assault upon Of the officers. with intent kill
has been going several days, before Judge Nicholas.
The punishmenfor such Offences is death. by special
Of Assembly. The jury has simply find the facts, and
the Court pass Of DEATH But the jury cam
its discretion, refuse to find the facsand that appears
be the pursued. The jury has been 'hung'
days-and report says nine against finding and
three for IL.
The Jury consists OF the following gentlemen:
Leonard +. Slater, Fleming Griffin, Alex. Mott. Samuel
Ellis William Freeman, Edgar NJ. Porter. Richard T. Al.
vey, Benjamin +. Ladd j. b. Davenport, John p Cary,
John Regnault William N. Bumpus.
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The "NEw WoRLp."-The last No of this paper comes
Ornamened with splendid variety Of engravings. The
Editor says 1--WE assert that in the number va
rey and beauty Of its illustrations has never been ex
ceed by any paper either in this country England" 1t
the first No of the 9TH VOL Its be equal
TO IT,
We observe that large number of new works are pro-
missed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-13

DFarH op Hos. JoHS HoLuEs. The Portland papers Of
Saturday announce the death 81 the Hon. JoHN HoLNgs
late District Attorney ofthe ". S. and long distinguished
IN other important public stations. lie died that city on
Friday acrnoon after wasting sickness ofsovcra months
Boston dfias.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-13

The hard money currency s in full tide Of exp erimenr in
Illinois. No banks-no rig currency manufactures in,
that state the full futon Of hard money principle Is cxom
peed wiihoutooy Corn selling al eight csufso bWshsI
a spnngfeld, the Of government This Is hard mo.
ney times The money Is hard when you get IT, and hard
10 GET DgHpiHe Reporter
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Dcnccratsi They advocated the renewal &C tho charter
Ut the Bank &C.. SC According TO this ses then. fAsy
Democrats.
l. the Sub Treasury test Of Democrseyf Then l.
the Editor Ct the Enquirer Democrat for he opposed
IL Justify, and has espoused it,
Now will the candid Editors who oppose Mr. Tyler's
administration, give deinsuon of what they mean
by Dcmocraeyi Come. lay down your rule gentlemen,
and LKr ArrLy r.
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gxcgANGg BANK or VfRGTNIA.

gUVms Bank has declared dividend % per payabo
y the 18Th instant, al the Bank and Branches
wIs-d2w w y. sTROTHER, Cashier
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Important improvements IA the manufacture of Iron.
MeSsrs. Campbell Ellison & Co.. the liberal and
prisng propretos of Mount Vernon Furnace Lawrence
county, have recently put into practical operation
and important improvement for the purpose OF generating
the necessary blow blast furnace and also heat
the blast any degree required without the any fuel
The improvement consists in placing the boilers
atey the tunnel head. The boilers are forty feet
long, and extend far enough the tunnel head
securely the walls of the stock allow room for
the free expansion Of the nwa ue extends and carries
the fame from the tunnel head the length the
boilers, the end of which passes into heat
ing the blast ard thence escapes. The is the
commonly used at blast furnaces for several past and
does need any description. The blast after passing
through the is conveyed through line of
pipes along the side of the boiler ue, and exposed the
flame When it reaches the tunnel head then convey
ed in iron pipes through the stack between the inwa
and circle wall TO the tweer.
The experiment has proved the satisfaction of the
skepca that the heat that escapes from the tunnel head
more than sufficient generate the necessary
blow the furnace; and in addition, the blast heated
much more intense degree than by the old method
large number of the practical iron masters of Law
renee county have been eye witnesses of the experiment
since went into practical operation, and all its
Importance and usefulness IN smelling
Cincinnati GGsefte.
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Joyfully have we met
Happy have We been,
Peacefully may we part,
And next wear meet AGAR

1.-THE editors of the Wing, Lynehburg virgjnian and
Republican, and the Danvie Reporter requested
publish the above.
JAMES +. HAMLET,
LEANDER FAULKNER,
EDMUND b. AvERErT,
ALFRED ). REID,
Committee.
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Cincinnati Gasette.

HE aCIlNOS fhESlDENI.-On the morning OF
the day which President Tyler left New York. dandy
with more assurance than change nsinuated himself into
the private parOr where breakfast laid for his Excel
lency, and commenced operations omelefe and veal
outlet that lay before him.
A waiter entered with coffee. The intruder scarcely
raising his head or ceasing masticaton, says
"Ah, John pour out half 4 cup of that cOfiee-no
Capital outlet, this very excellent toast milk
warm always take warm milk in my cohee-cod in nv
tea;-strange notion isn't III"
Yes" SAID John sit is-t is rather a strange notion on
part to sit down the breakfast especially prepared
for the President"
"John," said the about town-"John YOU are yul.
gar, remarkably vulgar, and insuerably impairment Do
you know me2-do you read the paperl You say this
the Presidents breakfastl'
Ordered 'tcuary for him SIR" said John, who began to
think he might have committed some fauE pas.
"Wel, SIR, would have you know that am at this
momentai tins moment siraciing for the President
the acting President the newspapers call Fill me
glass Of caret. and quit the room''
ASK your pardon, sir said John; Thought you was one
OF the gem'men what sat at the gem'mens table"
When the "actng President" took his Presidential break
FAST he left the rOom humming a French air.
This anecdote has been told to us by zone who knows
and ITS accuracy may be relied upon-N. y. Paper.
We consider Mr. Van Buren, as defeated by the mumme
les, and misrepresentation and frauds ~ of the Wings
Richmond Enquirer.
Rather say by the odous and infamous that were
resored TO by the friends OF Mr. Van Buren, break down
the popularity yy the character and blacken the fair and
honorable fame Of his rival, Gen HARRISON whom with an
industry worthy Of better cause they sought make the
people believe was COWARD FOOL, DorARD, and far
lost to all OF humanity have favored project for
selling poor white and who could not pay their
debts, for slaves!-NcrfoIk Herald.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-13

$500 u.IioN CARD-rhe sale OF SUPERIOR CABINET FUR
NrruRE, PIANO FORTS &c advertised %, 1n,,~. s.. -
deferred until FRIDAY the 18th The Furniture &c are ~
% At the Store lately occupied by Messrs Ian
CASTER penby & Co. where the sale take place
Ju III INIoEs 4 BROTHER Auet,
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W AUCTION NOTICE.-DAvENPoRr A ALLEN
FEE. &C. ~
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RICHMOND Library AsSocIAnIoA,

a M.
ea" general Meeting the Subscribers in the Ricbmoni
Association will be held Friday the IAN inst. IN nm,
Library Room at O'Clock r. NJ attendance OF the snI,,
In ~ ~ ,s,s. sAM'L NJ. PRICE, Sercary.
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HOYT & cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Under the Exchanrc

81 ''0'' ~'-and i'ekes only
pawng comes TO hand this paekape NJ DC
whole tickets only S52 quarters Ito n. raj ~ >
CO. any time to-day before half past o'cIoek IN =,
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The Proclamation OF President Houston declaring sus-
pension Of hosities between these countries &C.
casioned by the mediation of the British Charge What
propositions have been submitted by the English Minister
for final adjustment Of the differences. have ranspi
red Texas paper contains the following paragraph
sha
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-10

ypnno 9ed,uaoen, baB mir olte oFhwn0 aufsa6en, c6
ferncr SN tenuecn. lBIr vcrauften es lm EN- Sprtts
9eIo rno febten unerc Slucht Su TuB uuo ouf Idcrc
Sebenne8cn fort, inocnt mir uner @epGf ebit tru9en.
De er'}en 0rohIen Der auf9eheuocn SOune fe(en nun
9Idn;sn2 nuf Die Niamaaten BON Nortcncn8 Nus. St)
tGte hu nei11cnh. SebaO bate ,t fho1 in Der 9to)t
qcioQt> rag Ct 0cN eusn Der &ncthet p6Gveno td in
St1uentbtu oem Vferne il rtu,nodt Sclc8cn MAR &C.:
bort tabc, Die Grd fl f0r too Gcb1lfen porocn, ober
peecr ;um 2ebcn 8cscmren. De 9;attrtdt bate mid
Seltirft nuo tpleocr auf4ctid)tct Wsn GdlfiaI nar
mir octfomnen QIclb3NItl9. 1eCtcnfien5 Sce!cntohc
bate m1 begeitert: So ,par itol auT r,ejn lIn9lc
aRetn oorrurf6freic5 Gt>pieH crheb mid iiber lc
Surbt. SD b1tte Hit eInen Sdu,erj 9etrenTt ;u ciu
0uf e:p9 bon Dem, YOa5 tc3 ewi9 lietcn muBtc.
9SIr macSten ert Nuheta9. ais wr 9taOella erreiht
totteu G5 moro eln an9er Nuhcta9 beHn id, Dor ben
crihutterroen Ye9etenbcten uno ben ur9cbcueru 2ts
ltren9ln9en erlb6pf, parb frauf 3lpei G8phen lauq
lag d3 i'm Tteber SsbaIo lfa,O w1bre SoocSnu8t ans
oenn ct flrtbete imner, baB Die @rmorouHA bc9 Drn
sen un6 notbWenp9 III bic Sdnpe Der Gjeridte brln8cn
weroe Gr bate iId) Ano mir Gubere 0tameu gcgebel
oncere &Icoer 9elt1tft Meine quite W0tur n5cbr Ql5
bic &Hn(t be5 2r5te5, telIte nie baIo 0enua peberu
hrr ocb blte6 eir1e 9roBe Sd,pate iu allen melcu
8liecern 5urllf. Da mir aber belbloiIen hQteu> vcu
Nimtnt Su Sddtfe 1a Griet ;u relier, trfte id mid
nod unerpe95 SIT erbcIen. CGn5e nldyte YDUd3s.)
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-10
6 / t t II t a /
Nen'ofrnEii'he GoutfDtiuu,
2IA ots Deinofr0teu opn Sbio.

MIt d,nelIen Sd|rttten riltt bic Bit r bic 3uG7nI.
ntenfltnft Ger nenlptraridcn Gfaat6cpentiou berou
Sc Der Sr9aDlIupit Der Dcmofraftjbeu QQrtbci Njcs
ie8 St1dte8 bat rcicibe SDcit6brlie Gaot3couvcuD.
ucu III 6 Il 1T II s Geholten, nuD 3tpQr irrr6mrl
am 8en C}QlW1r cenr S2bre8tn0e eiuc6 Der Qicrrch-
ten Siege, clne5 Ste8e5 amertfoniId)6r Gupeyfeit L.
IoeNlrtrNtlIder Yrchcr, CIruu0en bci 9IcuOrelr ur
tier bca1 el0rn nno lTellc her locfn,ituac, Anbrr
las s II, llter fct9e G6olinge, brttfi(de sir
I}fenDicuer uno |dNbe6bRrz gtbef. Ser Ste c51,1r ~
|bnhcr puGete Gag fllr oie Stoat5cpuNeutcu, u, I'm
|unere SaNoodteu oU8slln Gbeu, uure 0ietbeu ~ or
I9auNnen ale Nohi9eu @SOrcbguu0eu III t!effeH ,,rr
&ryt9u3 ene5 9Ieo1 tptIlgeu Siege6 our, Currh BE
48aHnrne, it0er Die oercIa9tcn ScAa1ren oc6 NBbos
|thum8 euc5 Ge9e8 11bcI: cite 9arbei, bere silk.
rer oeeLteN SntreIien uno 8cpe99rllunen Gclei.
Itet perceu ais ere, tpc1tne oenfsDIr0oeu 6 Cam,
lar 1916 70 errp9rclA GufD Haipt utidlteu ,nlrhfu
lin ubeg ocIe uno al0cre We1cut7l1Ne BIC osr biz
9pnpentirn fonlncN nD9enr III WereniquQ uuD 7>ors
|mouie Il! ucrhanneln pfrE II ertrnrtgu mir DertYo.
Ieu5ucl ta3 Die GeUOFEatle III pcn re}p Counties fps
fort erfDlQrclcc MaaSrcQe1t ergreen mirb i'm T ri
INple uno CutIpredNuoe S}e pr1tntotpn III iltnerl.
Su l!ctcreinltttnnGug nI bel lar4bei9rhcubeu Gc.
braud)e tcnlucN ne lloter3e)neer, Die ais Deupfro,
tt(Che Stnnt5 Central @0nuultec ~. Der tcEtrt los:
Gpuocnttpn eruol1!1t ivtroeu, WlortaG. ten Srcu
3R:1NaT 1874, ;r Scr111:9tlg scr n?:blfcn Gtaot6
@onbeuglcu III Columbus, u&o Die Denpfratie D. Ch,
lit blerpurc etGel1eetf t am Qeuut,tcn Io0e nh
Isur 0en1uuteu 3cIt III oerd 1tueln.
IS NOR (cit rer Sr3alVsiTIuu1 Ter rcmpfratilfrn
}NQrthcl TT DIecr Gta0!E lcr N;cbGalt3 tG ierer 9
|tabri0en &t1at0SGouOeog1 cnen Gnnrl1oteu flr h1c
It1euOernor30nr mo nllc itcr lhrs GQnolo1ttn f1r
YvdIcent ttof 5pGher at erNennen nnc lc(coneu f,,y
oc ben9ofl dtide l'SnnoentiU ur @rnen1,1uo
bon @unolooten fur Die 9r0Nocnt IND Niee .Drdocuf
/ (d|oft BET 8sreiui9tcU Stoeten, oWfSueNeu.
4Gli2m TreUit,
~j"cob JEeonr9,
81 0Pn,rr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-10

eo"Etp> po oer G8e9 cartb ei bidc5 G5ebS(j fdbrtr
bon etsm 9f1uber a9c1tcn. gr entfam j:och 9Iiicf.
l'd' ourd) Die ne!i9eit fenes VerOc5> ba5, ais e6
bic D''tt]e fabte> NIT inn 1r9eih oouou prcn9te,
E2&S " f sep a 6 IT, G5 bat fo} babicr oa5 sc:
ritt DclHreltct, Dap Galeb s, GcNultp be:
ralmt onrd] ietne l6erou5 t'e eoen fir s. +,
8 el 1T ""jerer oeri8en 0ees3cbung, CUR Gylerpar,
t4et '6er9esansen ci -- ad) Der )lncrid1ttcrlbe -
Der N''terwanfsnos -gBa5 oirb man ies: Il, beu
(tt0neh nenen jnanle fuqen -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-10
Ooli ! 0ct1 ! !!

AIer 4GtutCr fDmnlt herau MT Gie(eu(frittcu ls
tit III Der Shat )t ruchl, tpcnn utc tor jctt Der s.:
fen Hnttsr Drcferci gut 9efuttert miro ie Trouen5>
ente td!neloen in Der Slide lhtefc 0jc}ter Daruns
brn9t NO5 eeoneers Sbr, Die SIR un6 (dcn Lon0e b1:
rnlf uertrSfet hQtt.- ''N
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-10

~ 4Sr crNelten Die er(fe 0(umncr etne8 F1pi,,c,
Ss1tdeu6> ,Jn9enb 3ejtuu9" bctitelt 1ocIes prn G
q. 9 nf of e II lit 9Ntt6burs uerIeot uno BON benz
GhrD. & RI sc { iter 81 auCen retioirf n,;rh
ctee8 GIdttden lit duSAIieBLiA Der Jugeub ae,pib.
met uno gang ben fiublcben CHM uuo @icnitb onoez
mei1en Aeldr'eben. G5 cntbd[t nebt eincm ,,B or.
Irp t. he5 S3errn 9sbatteurs Elm frse5 obcr irte
Ireonte6 8eipicL nbLihsr 9ebe unb Grcue, Qe6rre,,
DIES aus Der @jefdidte, eaubub g6lfcrfunbe 02dtb=
s nno AneItuH9en 5 ruHtern finocrpcIen, furS feia
g'n5er 5nhaIt 1T farfiInug 6erednet> oc Gpc gte.
&c i'll Getf, sIelterr rnb 8atcrIanb eiuuf0Ben 1t,r
e''en t9enhbaften UNI Eeben5rcbeu MeuIceu aus linn
DIT naden. en (9au5patcr oute Derflumen bicGrg in,
's'en0Hfe SoFtdjen onjuIddfeu. Ser 9reS tfE Gu6er
ot1119 1'r so SeHt6 per SaGr Qud Der s(crmte farm
cteIe 9ertn9e Snn1ne md5yeuo bcs cabrs III 8efer
le'ner S'noer erbr9ct, unb menr er beoeuft oaB er
tbnen oaour Elm Gjeitenf lberreibt, tpe(hes ibr IT.
9eno1FFo S2eT5 fr oa5 Cute cutammt uno tbrer Scr
tano nedF, erlcrhtet ure nit us(id,eu Genutri(eu
eere'derF, 70 rptro er be6balb uit onfeben oee6 qe
rinGe Spfer 81 brin9en.
GN "Su gen o5e1tun g" er(heint mouatIb g
al uno Itegt III 'nfersr Drferei fItr Seben ,tr Gin
Nt 0tfeH.-~ Wr erbletev uu5 0nh ;ugleet, Su6icrp'
''SHsH oar"uf on5unrbmsn boftno> ba6 ieoer Treunt
i2er Sn9eu0bloun3 btef6 menfhcnfrruuo!ibe Inter.
IHebnen n1d) &rditeu unterftiibcr tpirb-.
DE- Sor un9cf1br bier GSotben scisten mir taa
@r|helnen eincs ncnen oeutIhen, oetceyatben 8(at
Ite5> !ptlde6 pon oen Qerrn sc nbarb uuo & / e
1er in columbus, ObiO, herau5seeeben uns rertoir
o1ro, an uno Iaeten bm aud} 5etosm oenGaterlQuo8
freunb reSeI'raB0 jebe Mote Su. Sn fejner testt1
un'er aber temerfen MIR taB oerItl6c te jtnet nod
niht ein9etrceu it, - $50 Der 6ebicr lieqt ,pef Mi
ntd.- liebri9en6 nebmen mir bier rod eii,mul G,e[e
genhett bent oeutIhen eelepubfum belt rs It bp
t e II" ais Elm gut 9e{ehrlcbeue6, ddt oemOfratTte
Blatt SIt empfeben ,nb tpiuIhen ben 6errn !Nerau5
|gcbern Glud nn0 redt oiel Scrau5sablenbe Subicri
lbenten.-
! lr ocri9en 6reitog g. yecpenter) fam BE-
|79jdhri9e Sob NuincD ADAMS uuf fetne
9teiie nad Gincnnatj no er eue 0eoe be Get Ter be
GdteInle8uu9 sn enem bafel6lt gu crribtenoeu Sber
potorium5 balten miro burh Nfron, Summttt Gr
r reite Don ca au benz Canal sueiter lro 1ca aQent
taI6en BON leinen Bbi8brloern nit qroBem Gubel en-
lpfan9en werbcH.--
gtey Ger peltreiter bon Webino, Elm can9tin9 20
II cber Is Sabren, wuroe am lebten Mcutaqe 0ad
,nttoo cfr1iee NPc;(eu n,,4 90 a =, ox a - 49,. - 1-z.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-10

fur oc eruftion ner unseteuern 9bUe, bic bnr biel
ungeredlfe OIagrc5e "'fcrIeGt noroen lroeu, rnhmr
b, Der 8rrBe Sdnper fir 2aroe5frelhelt 9e'peleu is
cin> uno ie1ner 9eu'lhungsn fir oieebe> Die rur 1e
Sonpromta2 2fte 9efrbnt puroen, peIde peln 0incrfo
hd1en Yoneel is 0rpfen 9}Orhu6 letifcte gr ipritt
nt9t "ehr nen 25elNPUu9 Ger Monufartnren, lonpern
wohltpe'9llt blc6 Uon ccm Sdu3, b:r Neren 9tatips
n1IJntercTt1 9c;pibrt ncrben ulf5.
W'It e'nen 9GNrt Ell pcritd 9IQe&, uI elIe 2l1hdns
9eE GbjuA1Iten, iii bem troorebcnoen QE1tltant pa5
Selthhgun99lVifcm 5ur Strettfra9c Bu matAel1.
Slsn N(lte c5 Clap llno eincr Vartbe GcIlugen> Die
IdrHro0e GUS DEN 1y6cunIonelt; Die Der fOnmeuoer
lNahl pora9cteu, erne Su balcr, rpcttDe &lr9idoft
lat oo5 @nlf, baB Die 9GbJ6, Dsnn llc Nr ocrriAat
gcl1n8eA o0ten, nlc)t lcg A hre @jeDair Eenueeu
wcrrer, eaa oncrf1nllte Ggifcn1 nit a' eiuer S.are
te unO llutcr0rldnu9 0Nf Die 0iotpn III Ineeu l0ir
baFen ein &eFie 3rer Nedttbotfentelt III ejem 9le=
den 6on. Nie Sro9e pe8e elmer J}1tton1Ibauf purce
pcr Der Iebtcn ah O tpeuig ais m09b berurrt, o6ez
fobalo c fabe OnR lie ote Mehrhct hoteu, 5el8tcn e<
po6 Ilc poIteu, nnc rbcyraiten cc6 Nalf onrd) bic
SncorppTatjon eier Jiaticy1Itonf
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-08-24
Foreign correspondence.
BELFAST, Ireland, July l6, 1874

DELfASI, lIeIdHO, JulS 10, 1915.
| mentioned In my last letter that We we're
only waiting for the Drawing room procession
,oqut London. i hat took place on the Thurs
day after / wrote, | then had snoIher vetv good
view Of her Majesty as she passed wihn
about yard of me.-Ihe best parl of the show
was The magnificent display of noblsmen's 5
carriages, cOachmen and lootmen all dressed in
their very best and some as oddly, To our ewes.
as could be well imagined retaining the same
family livery itfat was worn by Their predeces-
sors centuries before. We also had an excel
lent opportunity to see The Peercsses and Peers
in their best bib and tucker" as they went in
their carriages uncovered.
As soon as we had seen their Maiesrics we
posted TO our boarding house, and at ) o'clock
Z. N. were IN the railway cars for DERBY. l3O
miles off. which we reached abou 10 ?. M.
just dark. Hefe we slad all nighG and IN the
morning took d waiil over The tuwn which we
found qnlfe large, built very much like oar old
towns IN Pennsylvania. Alter breakfast we
proceeded by the railroad 10 Amberqae and
there took coach TO Ma;inck Bath the pret,ies,
place had seen since left Easton. Both
and | remarked many sImilari!es Il was a
perfectly picturesque beauty spoil Il is siIna-
ted on the Dcrwenl grouped in singular man
ner up The mountain side Il is celebrated for
It's mineral waters, which are held out as the
mducemenl 10 brlug strangers. ,beughlhe great
beauty of lis scenery should procure it more
visitors than lis springs. The valley is about
three miles long, IN which are exhibited some
OF The widest freaks OF nature. Ii abouuds in
caverns, pelrifying well, mouniains rocks, des
and beauhnl streams. We first commenced
the ascent OF Massonor the Heights of Abram,
alter ascending about 100 wards we came TO
some tables covered with beautiful specimens
oil the spars which abound here. kent bv TWO
old women, Of whom Of course we had TO pur-
chase.
We soon after arrived at the entrance of The
Rutland Cavern, where was another Tay4sbop !.
as was indeed at every poirl Of interest IN The
nelghborhood these poor people nakinp their
living by the sale Of these spars, the Workman.
ship of which employs ve,y many OF the in
habi'anIs Of Degbyskile. We enlefel by Torch
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-08-24
Hint for the Ladies.

The following love letter from viciuaIler' S
daughter to her admirer, we have picked up
somewhere, and give it as a curious document.
II is meet that II should be preserved. for il is
noi ofIen that we find such rare object, or a
hiIei-doux SO well done,-vide:
Paw told me TO rite you tender line, which
he sed would ese my kali love and make me
less sheapsh than was afore. He ses he
will be in 10 your muffin il you don't come and
put the thing through as gentleman orter
Paw is mealacks disposishen and no mistake.
aud he Ses he is nothing but bull beef and griz-
zsI, going the hull hog, hide and taller, never
carin' about extra shins of beef. He ses YOU
will be made mirse meat on and done up in
sawsuages for The Snackaday markh, aiore YOU
go about like bladder on two skewirs much
loager When he sees you, he ses yeu wont
iind the wooley side out, but the way the bris-
tolls will tiqueI. viii make you squeaI like fresh
pork OH prikaTeous troters. SU cum, deeres,.
), 'ben Paw is away and, fat or Ieen, you will
ia, me as old Nick said he wa5 when he cum
n chm rcb without hoarn and tale-mouth shet
aud ears open, with the privilege of winkin at
~ hat wan Il aurihowdocks.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-08-24
Gives il fO them.

The New Haven Register says" We can't
exchange with the Bdchelor's AdVocQte, Boston,
edited by an association of bachelors, and abu-
siye of woman-kind we don't ride in that
troop; if there are fools enough in Boston TO
support sheet that scandalizes their mothers
and sisters. they don, deserve change Of lin
en- for the rest of their lives. Wen wager a
dollar against every sound tooth in the heads
of their whole association that every mothers
son of them are idgeIy old srannes, that re-
quire warming pan and dish of herb lea to
compose their nerves ere they can sleep like
honest married men old maids forsoolh
why we'd give more for an old maids cat than
for whole regiment of such fellows"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-08-24
Nation Will.

The Boston Transcript lately published \
brief and imperfect account Of mutton mill
which Is IN successful operation in one III Tie
upper counties in the State of New York As
some OF our readers may wish to have moro
particular description of this wonderful effort
of human genius, we rejoice that circumstances
have put ii in our power TO give an auhenIi;
account of the work performed at the said mill,
though the mechanical principles which are ir-
volved in lis construction, vet remain 4 secret
A gentleman travelling in that section of the
country, overlook farmer. dragging lean.
wrelched looking ram along the road: Where
are you going with that miserable animal p
said the traveller.
81 am taking him 10 The Mutton Mill, 10 have
him ground over" said the farmer
"The Mutton Mill never heard Of such
a thing. | will go with youssand witness the
process"
They arrived at the MILL The sheep was
thrown alive into The hopper, and almost imme
dialely disappeared. They then descended io
a lower apartment, and in few moments lhe,e
were elected from spout In the ceiling, fsrr
quarters Of excellent beef, two sides of green
morocco leather, fur hai of The first quality, a
calf's head handsomely dressed, and two eIe-
gantly carved powder horns!