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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-08

'd'EE albania, Broadway, between cprlnS
aud Prince streets viii be open for the tiIn0, Sat
rray the first Of July. This temple Of uIury, which VIII
be dispensed the richest together with te choicest cakes
lnd confectionery Of ever description altogether Unique ~
rs le and Arrangement There nothing resembling
his c,ty country and believed tia, from IN" Snsulf
ts and 5plendor with which fitted mp, and s sucn9s
i,aify ICES &C.. which viii be found there. this estsb
hment must take precedence oi al others OF mi
lar clls place Of fashionable The furniture sil
Of the recherche aud costly kind being designed snd
mode expressly for tbs esfabhn-n Entering from th.
street through eiaboatcly arnameied yestibule The
Moorish style proceed spacouS saloon tastculT
decorated and lighted with splendid glass chandeliers Of the
pattern, and thence INTO caiaciouS ard court
paved w marble surrounded b. beautiful aicoyes contain
marble tables aud seats for Tie accommodation Of guest
In de- of the beautiful tempt, the form 81
octa2on surrounding superb fountain supplied hy hi
r1;on waert spray of which keeIs The cool
The Who'll. interior modelled at'aF apartments the ces
The saloon the second floor for the reception Of .sdes
flied up VIII, e and most elegant French furniture
The sofas, 0ttomdus, iounge &c being made Gessiy
the Nlhamfa.
This room Is more arrua.ly designed Tor ladies IN tie
las time, who after re iIGnes Of .hopprg 81 making calls
roI Ike private retreat than .}1 saloons
aGi refresh themselves
The who of hs magnificent e,.abIishmen, under the
iGlmediate aad nauss<llear of NJ a. MANSON, 0:
PIaGepa long no"n ire fashionable world Ct at cir
having Sunyor Caterer 81 these nxurS he ices
VII h made entirely OF purs errsm, ard IS te.Ieyed IN MS
circumstance alone wouj render them rlnty III NsI fo
" ms aud liquor, Of ihs choicest kinds.
No pairs has been scared 70 render this establish
ta desired is tist may b. AID fIirly aDgur
gI.fsI W
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THE CHEAPEST CASH TAILOR YET

tuaty observed in filing orders
Je6 j. c. BOOTH CO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-08

~ A BAhE-H0USE TO LET--A good place
Y::3 make :noneyA Gake,ouy and Dwelling 70 !et,
TIE most central pat Of e city OF 8l5any, goo'
oestio and immediate 2qen Inquire Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-08

The whole of his magnificent establishment, under the
Immediate care aad niau>.<aleJr Of NJ. A. MANSON, o.
PhIadeIpia long kHo"n hc fashionable world Ct tat cir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-08

/ WTAN'rlD-By young man, SITUATION IN
w counting copyist Cali nj 239 Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-08

~ 4 VERY RARE CHANCE-To Let, a
~ Boarding .ion,e With FGr.itnfa Without Rsntt2
sGit The Gmes. Inquire % 7. Barnes wholesale .aG
a BLn'h Maniactuie the Cofe 25j PeaIl-sireei or -
mat. FIEsbln2. j.. jy9 iw"
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NTANTED-SrangerS wishing situations IN City
y Dry Goods Grocery Stores. CountngoomS, Shipping
Houses, &c, may call at 23J Westinghouse. % IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-08

The New Purchase: OR LIFE IN THE FAR
WEST.Jus, pr ish. nea volumes Pine; Encc ol
So The New Purchase Sever end hall years 80 he Far
| Pnharr Enr &
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N-ANTED-By competent person, a situation
" IN wholesale Retail house. Cali et 300 Washng
Lfnn.St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-08

Buffalo COm. AdNeTtlSrr.
D. APPLETON s co. Publishers, 200 Broad way.
Books imported order By every steamer by the single copy
or j.. ynantities on the best terms il 3tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-08

Ship ST MARKS Burman from Liverpool JGgs - IA =
10 Ion IS fell in with the wreck OF the schF Ellen oil 81
lem totally ds,nasted apparently news sails iyag oI afes
No psrson on boasd the crew had Psobaby been t4 %
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH Richards Aec,cneeT.
r BANGS, RICHARDS & PlATT.-Sto!e
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WANTED EMPLOYMENT = BY a young
man. Would prefer labor with the pen Assistant
Book keeer Copyist but will accept good busiaen
order living. Reference character. Ab!lities
can prove myself Address c. D. Stuart lis Iudsoa-st.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL
Repeal of the Bankrupt I.aw-Gen. Jacksan's
Fine.
Washington, Tuesday, Dec.

Washington, Tuesday, Dec 81
In Senate to-day; petitions presented in
favor of the Repeal ofihc Bankrupt Act by Mess
rs Benton and Sturgeon. and against it by Messrs
Buchanan, Tallmadge Benton, Berrien, Sprague,
Simmons. Wright.
Mr. Tallmadge presented six memorials on this
'Yes oiG from ''''7-"' of d'f''"' ''""''' '
Mr. Berrien said that of the fifty thousand pet-
TONERS for the passage OF this bill, not more than
eigh, thousand had asked for its unconditional re-
peal.
Mr. Sturgeon said that however It might be in
other parts of the country, the entire majority Of
his constituents were in favor of its reapcal.
The Exchequcr bill of Mr. Tallmadgc was ia.
ken up and postponed ill Tuesday next -,.
The bill to indemnify Gen Jackson for the fine
imposed upon him by Judge Hail. was called up,
and after some further remarks by Mcssrs Crit
tenden, Linn, and Bayard, was referred TO the
Committee on the Judiciary; yeas %, nays 10
The Senate at an carly hour, went into Execu-
tive Session
In the House, Mr. J. r. Ingersol asked leave
to present memorial numerously signed by mer-
chants of Philadelphia against the repeal of the
prospective provisions OF the Bankrupt Law, and
to move its printing Leave was not granted OBJ
jections being made.
A Resolution reported by MrLinn from the
Committee on public expenditures au,horisng that
Committee to employ clerk and send for persons
and papers, was rejected yeas 81, nays 90.
Mr. Wise, on leave, presented resolution Of
the Legislature of Va. instructng their Senators
and requesting their Represenives to use their ex-
ertions for the passage of bill refundng the fine
| TO Gen Jackson
The bill for the Repeal Of the Bankrupt act
was then taken up, the question pending on the
amendment of Mr. Cave Johnson to the motion to
commit of Mr. Briggs, lnstructng the Committee
on the Judiciary tomorrow at twoo'clock TO re-
port bill for the entire repeal of the law.
/ Mr. Saltonstall occupied his hour in an able de-
fence of the law and opposition TO lis repeal.
MIR Dawson Of La. (Loco) made brlef and
spirited defence of the law, which he considered
o"Pi..'isaII, 'l'o i'Oo' mans law, aud the only
measure Of relief TO the thousands who were now
in hopeless bondage through the land
Mr. Gushing read a petition from merchants o
! Philadelphia against the repeal and yielded The
+ floor to Messrs Adams and Ferris who also pre-
, scented petitions against the repeal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

NJ the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district OF Rutland,
missioners to receive examine and adjust all taims
and demands Of all persons against the estate of
7' John X. Hitchcock, late Of PiHsford,
In said district, deceased. represented insnran, d
thereto, and six months from The Sd day of Dec.
instant, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose We do therefore hereby give notice. that we
will attend to the business OF our said appointment at
William Manley's, in Ptsford, on the last Mon
day Of May next, from one O'clock until six o.
clock, p. m, on said day.
A PENFrELp, A C. KELLOGG, Com'rs
Pittsford December, ~, 1912 Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

Hon. Mr. Rives, Senator from Virginia. states
that SO families comprising 200 individuals, from
Duchess county n Y have purchased lands in
Fairfax county, Virginia They have purchased
in all 1882 acres ofland and preferred small ST..
zed farms, from $50 to 200 acres, but were com.
PEELED to purchase large tracts which they are d.
vidug into small farms. The prospect seems 10
be that the stream of emigration to Virginia will
be continuous; those who have come are pleased
with the people among whom they have settled
so much so, indeed, that there is strong DISPOSE
ton, among the wealthy farmers Of New York, to
purchase lands in Virginia, and remove ,hithcr
Maryland is another State where there is much
good land which has been abandoned by slave la
Dor, as worthless, but which by green crops may
be chcaply and easily renovated
We know Of no better way TO eradicate Slavery
from these States than to emigrotc there from the
free States, and show them how much more free
men will accomplish than slaves
lNewburypon Herald,
Certainly this is more natural way Of reach
ing Slavery than voting against it in non-slave
holding Stae, though may not be SC well cnlcu
lated TO serve the turn of demagogues who ride
that hobby for want of better
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

article, - long as the Yankee bcsfcA,er need my
piifonagc 10 make the po, boil. Give the the
btogans hrst And, SIR in the future we will buy
sll our shoes ofyou, You will pu, on your stamp
"EsCoURAGE YorR OwS"
Here are some hats sir, rgh, from New York
ilihcy have 10, crossed the Atlantic
Who are those half dozen men ! saw IDLE in
your shop on Saturday
Oh, they are some hnucrs who arc on, Of en-
ploy
Jus, get one of them 20 make me hat if it
costs ten dollars-and put ON the tap just under
his name, ENCOURAGE YouR Own" 1t there
be over his name the American eagle, with this
motto
"Ouf Country agains, the wnrld
Our State before any other IN the Uuion
"onr town in preference TO any other in the
State"
This may seem gitlish but we arc fully con
WINGED that ii is the true policy to insure prosperity
II generally odopi,d, no one would have cause for
complaint. Even If you give a little more for an
article II is better for the general prosperity Of a
town that its citizens should be patronizcd it gives
them the means to extend the wave Till every ut.
tie circle in the lake Of prosperity uni,es and sets
the whole community in motion. "EscouRAoE
YOUR Own
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03
sTATE OF VERMONT Whereas lydia Ken.

STATE OF VERMONT, Whereas Lydia Ken
Rutland County. IS. dali of Shrewsbury,
10 the County Of Rutland has exhibited her petition
TO the Supreme Court 10 be holden a, Rutlan nd
within and Tor the County Of Rutland, the hrst
Tuesday following the fourth Tuesday in January,
A. ID. ls43-showing that she joined in mar
Rage 10 Samuel Y Kendall, Of Csvendish in The
county Of Windsor, on the llih day of February.
A, d. 1896, and that she continued 10 live with him
IN the marriage until the 9TH day OF September, A.
ID 1886, when the SAID Samuel Y. wilfuy and with
out provocalion, deserted her and has ever since
left her entirely without support except as she de-
rived from her own labor and the charity of her
friends, and praying that bill of divorce from tho
said Samuel Y. may be granted her--and.
Whereas II hath been made TO appear 10 me that
the above named Samuel Y. Kendall resides with
ou' the State Of Vermont II Is hereby ordered that
he be notified Of the tendency Of the above petition
by publishing the substance thereof, with this or
der in the Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed Of
Rutland VI, three weeks successfully, the last Of
which publication shall be seven days before tho
setting Of said Supreme Court, whch publication
shall be deemed sufficient notice The said Samuel
Y to appear and answer 10 said petition.
Given under my hand at Rutland, thl. 2Sth day
OF December, A. ID. 1912.
IN. X. WILLIAMS, Chief Judge
Is Supreme Court.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03
Just Received

4 T the Rutland Bookstore, u niversalism eramin-
N ed, renounced and exposed. by NJ Hale Smith;
Sears illustration Of the bible; Godsmh's view NJ
the world Rollins ancient history 3 vols Robnson's
England. Godsmith's and Pennock's do. life Of
Hamilton, 9 vols s 70; Astoria by Irving. memoirs
and poems OF Margaret and Lucreia Davidson,
hy Irving; Stephens travels in Central America
Chispas and Yucaian; Chs. ONaey; Nicholas
Nickelby: mechanics own Book; pirates own hook
shi,iwrecks and disasters at sea; Comb's system Of
Phfenology Grimes do; Constitution Of man, by
Geo Combe physiology applied IN health and ed
ocaron, hy DR. A Cnmbe; MRS Walker on female
beauty illustrated; Fosters decision Of character
Walker on iniermstrsPe, and 4 variety nj ANNALS,
fancy articles &c. too numerous TO mention. Al
50 choice selection Of paper hsnglnps curtain pa
per and ffebosid prints, blsnk. school, law. medi-
cal and theological books; stationary, &c. &c. for
sale at reduced prices by JANIS 7. MLToE,
Ruilsnd. Jan 3, ls43. Ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03
MARRIED

Thursday last. by Rev. J. NJ lockwood. Mr.
Enoch Gurus Of Mendon, to Miss Jane Green of
this town.
In this town on Sunday evening last, by Rev ].
NJ. lockwood, Mr Daniel $, Sqpier to Miss Lctiice
Caldwell all OF this town.
Ia Shotrhsm, Mr. Frederick Shedd Of Bethel, 10
Miss Eliza Turner or the furmer place.
in Orwell. Mr. Scion McEwen, Of 81 Lawrence.
n. V. To Miss JANET Higgins OF the former place.
IN Bath, n II. on the Goth ult. by Rev. Mr..
Sutherland. Mr. Warren ID. Gooken of Givarla,
Cuba, To Miss lucia French Of the former place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03
Saddles. Harnesses. &c.

TIME subscriber would inform his friends a nd tho
Il public 10 general that he has on hand large
assortment Of Saddles and Harnesses. such as pis-
ted brass, japan and coVmon Harnesses. double
and hsiisrs; also a large assortment OF Trunks Of
all kinds and sizes, ard all other kinds OF work
usually made IN Saddler's Shops. The above sni-
cles will be sold very low Tor cash kinds Of
Of country produce, such az beef young cattle
next October. or grain The January following, or
wool neH, summer.
All persons wishing 10 purchase any Of the above
articles are requested 10 call and examine before
purchasing. Wa. HALL.
Rutland Dec. "a, l5t2. 5el
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03
DIED.

In riusni,d, On the OIL Oh, Mice Navy A-- p-,I
daughter Of Iehulon Pond Jr aged % years The
deceased exhibited the most consong evidence To
her pous friends in her life. that she was prepared
for death. Editors in Philadelphia and Schoharie
will please notice.
In Wallineford on the 20,h u,. Of iyphus fever,
Mary Marcella, daughter Of Sylvanus aud Eliza
Barroes. aged i3 years. Also on the 2sth ul,,
ortyphus fever, Sylvanus Barrows, Jr son of
Sylvahus and Eliza Barrows, aged l6 years.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03
As>igncc,s SaIe--In Bankruptcy.

DY order Of the United States District Court for
- the District of Vermont, will be sold at public
auction at the court house in Rutland, on Monday
the Odd day 81 January, inst, at 0 o'clock a m.
= number Of accounts and notes; assets OF Ihad-
IDEAS b. Pratt, bankrupt.
Also,
Will be sold at the Inn Of Caleb b. Hall in Clar-
endon, on Monday the 23d day Of January, at 70
o'clock NJ, all the right and interest Of Caleb d.
Hall, bankrupt. in and TO the dover of Mrs Bar
ney, widow Of Jeffrey Barney, late of Shrewsbury,
deceased
Also,
viii be sold at Buckln's Inn in Dandy, on Mon
dav the ED day of January, at 4 o'clock p m, all
the right title and interest ofSavid Battletl bank-
rupt. in and to certain real estate in Danby
Also,
At the same time and place, will be sold all the
right. title and interest OF Galen ]. Lock, in and to
certain real estate, situated in Dandy, and which
will be more particularly described at the time of
sale.
Also,
Will be sold at the Inn Of Rufus Richardson, Jr
in Sherburne, at o'clock, p. m, all the right,
title and interest of Roswell b. Adams, bankrupt,
IN and to the farm now lately occupied by him,
in Sherburne, containing about 100 acres.
Terms cash. WM. Y. RIPLEY,
Assignee in Bankruptcy.
Rutland, Jan. Q, lsi3. l:3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03
N O L | c E -

TUNIIE subscriber hereby gives notice that lie has
l. given his son, Alphonzo w. Estabrooks, his
time to transact business for himself, and that he
will not claim any OF his earnings nor be RESPONSE
BILE for any debts OF his contracting after this date.
r. w. EsTABRooxs
Sherburne, Dec "a, Is42. l:3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03
THERMoMETRICAL OBSERVATIONS.
Prepared Weeklyl
BRIGHTON MARKET.
MoRdau, Dec. %. 1872.

A, Market 500 Beef C,ttle, $500 Sheep and
so Swine.
Prices-BeefC aile We quote few extra 81 IS.
FRS, quality 81 25 4 so. Second quality so a
rs Third quality, 80 90 so.
Sheer. Lots were sold from so to 81 so. Welh.
ers from 81 so to So
Sleihe. No lots were sold to peddle Al retail,
from , 10 l-2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03
Juvenile l'nncCri.

Tnr Juvenile Choir of Nalhneiord will give
concert OF music in the Congrce alional Churrh on
Thursday evening Jan. 5,h, under the direction Of
Law :. Rvsr. This Choir having given such uni.
versal satisfaction in their ntcvious performances
is presumed that all uvots OF music aud musical
improvement. ~ill accept an invitation TO attend -
Exercises TO commence al six Pm precisely
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

Mr. Printer, please insert the following query.
viz Whether il is proper Tor me, if invited into
a Sc hoo to dictate the cacher, or correct him in
presence Of the school and whether such inter.
ference would tend to exa the teacher in the esli.
nation ofihe scholars PAcIFIcus
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

4 AiHf 10 :lon pAo harc fcams Why don't
you aid others who have none, to get TO Church
thus leading 10 the Lord BrSrvoTus
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

S,UBSCRiBERS FOR the publication Of small
- Novel Poem called The Orphans" in about
1900 lines compo.ei recently by e. Z. BUr, will
find list Tor subscripiios al the Post Office or al
J. r. Millions Book Siore-Subseripiions IS cents.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

q, The libel slit brough, By Mrs Handy, OF Prov
.-'A's sgalns Elder Knapp. has been settled by
-, !. f'ymeni Of 5000 by Mr.. X, and an knoS-
''snen, Of his error
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

he Louisville Journal says that gentleman
,as' heighborbOod int6nds to cuhisaie an acre
zoe 'Sn eoru for sugar next yenr, and he says he
-. 80 GOV nee The Wes iha, 1000 pounds can be
F'easet from an sore.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

nrThe following article a very dppycpos To
the way business Is. done in this rillago and IN
deed, the whole country, l,r as our observation
extends 1T those who would see better times"
and more prosperity, "Eneoungc their own"
W Statesman
And to ours too, with vengeance
lRurLAND HuEAIp
From ne poritHonl Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29
HOUSE, or Couvovs, Jrvr 9.
AFFAIRS or IRELAND.

Lord J. RUSSELL sad.-sir. take tho oppo,,ci,v NJ
entering into some explanation on matter which certainly
= not new, bot which has been published and under d.
loIeh, versions ~ some Of the daily ncwspapers find II
'u tiu' we tate government made offer ~ Mr. O'COn
nell Of the Office o Chief Baron Of the Evcbrouer f Tc
lana which ihai learned gentleman declined Tho facts
~ nsy occurred were these The late government offered
urOugn We Marquis o Normandy, 20 Mr.. OConnoll the
oloe |" mas'er OF the Rolls, which Sir W. OGoghlen II
was understood. tien about TO resign. mention ~;
oS' sH' iof m purpose Of putting the fact a. il occurred
quo no' WIN any intention 81 entering into the policy which
'he oleT' though shall BE- ready % defend it
oeI tu1eci 10 whioh shall briefly alude Is the extra
ooay slate Of affairs w Ireland We are told every dav
new regiments going 10 Ireland Of large reinforce
en's oeing under orders Tor that country and also that
nl'l'y preparations are gping the Castle Of Dub
l'n add AZ the Pigeon house To these sccoun,. A.. 49, .
'enen made ~ an lfsh paperfeceived 10 day. that Adm
' bowesin The hsabaf has been ordered 10 ts ra css
"u ,e' ne forthwith To have several war steamers IN
WI W. command The other day question was put
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29
ANECDOTES OF THE PROGREss.

The city full Of rich Of incidents IN the Pres
dents progess. capital told Of the Faneul Hall
dinner Mr.. Upshur, readers aware thefe made
very neat speech IN reply 10 the toast from Mr. Bancroft
VTgiHia and Mdssdchuseffs.-Their names are blend
ed nseparaby IN the record Of their countrys gOr their
sons vii ever cherish the freedom and the Union establish
ed by their fathers.
When Mr. Upshur came to that part Of his reply
In looking back to the Of the Revolution who IL
there ihai separate Virginia from Massachusetts Who
can ia 20 couple The Old dominion with this noble Com
monweath
Some cried audbly, "John &. Spencer" which
convused with laughter that part the table where the in
ehocuor wss, so orcbly did his 10 describe
the mischief making character Of Mr. Spencer.
We find the following ~ the Providence Journal which
II true, Is amusing enough.
Among the anecdotes recOectons and incidents which
have been published concerning the Presidents tour one
which has not been set down in any Of the reports IS Ger
ialny entitled TO place. ~ the dinner gyeh 70 the Pre-
sdent h. the City government Mr.. Secretary Porter while
soup was served asked wafer 10 bring him piece Of NUT
ton. The waller respectfully informed him that until the
signal tor removing TIE made be was not nj d.
berry 10 carve the meat wheeupOn Mr. Porter repeated
his demand, and not being complied with lof be- tlble n
great wrath and indignation.
10 The evening Of the committee II reception talk
ing with Mr. Porter politely suggested that be- hoped every
thing bad been conducted HE satisfaction ~ which he
repied-"No, SiE" Now IL Is not surprising that man
of vulgar family with breeding and suddenly
"a position which brings him n contact with polished so
cety should be somewhat surprised 10 find manners die
ing from those O Pennsylvania Oyestercear but ID b.
rather singular that such man should have least do
creon enough 10 BOyen himself by The conduct Of those
around him. and initiate The 81 gentleman M far
az hs previously ioimed habits would allow even he had
none Of the feelings Of o genilcman.-N. Y. Erpress