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An ANIMATED WARNING PAN-In Ireland
warming pan is called frar. Not many years ago,
unsophis,icated girl took service in boteI, IN The
town of -. Poor thng-she had never heard Of
warming pan in her life, though she regularly con
fessed to a frIar once a year
II SO happened on a cold and drzzy night that
priest lodgings in the inn. He had travelled far,
and being weary, retr,d at an early hour. Soon al
ter the mistress of the house called the servant gr
Betty, put the friar into No g."
Up went Betty to the poor priest.
Your reverence mus, go into No. 6, my mistress
says"
How, what ~ asked he, annoyed a, being dl.
urbed.
Your reverence must go into No. g."
There help for 1t, and the priest arose
donned dressing gown and went into No. 6.
In about fifteen minutes be mistress called to Bet
y
Put the friar into No. !"
Betty said something about disturbing his rever.
which her mistress did not understand. SO she
told the girl in a sharp voice to do she was directed
and she would always do right. Up went Betty and
the unhappy priest despite his angry proteststions,
was obliged 10 turn out of No 6, and 90 into No 4
But little time elapsed the girl was told to pit
he frar into No. g. and the poor prizes, think ng that
every body was mad in The house, sturdy re-.
solved to quit IL the next morning. VI into the damp
sheets of No. s. Bot be was to enjoy no peace there
Betty again directed put the irsr into No. g.
and with tears IN her eyes, she obeyed. In about an
hour the andlady concluded to golo bed herself and
The friar was ordered into her room. Wondering
what II all meant, Betty reused up tina priest and It'd
him be must 20 into No. IL. The monk crossed him
self, counted tbs heads and went into No If
II so happened that the husband Of the andady
was troubled with the green-eyed monster Going
up to bed therefore, before hi, wife his suspicious
were confirmed by seeing between his own sheets,
man sound asleep. To rouse the sleeper and kick
him into the street was the work OF moment; nor
the mi stake explained TIL If day when
priest informed the innkeeper what outrages had
been committed upon him, and he learned to his
amszemen, that he had been serving the whole night
as a warming pan.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-11

MAINE BOUNDARY LINE Before the close of the
present session the line from Pohenagamook to the
northwestern branch Of the St John at the point Of
~ IS north lati ude thence up that stream to its
source is the highlands, distance of more than
two hundred snd nifty miles through a dense forest
and over country almost inaccessible from preoip
tous mountains, will he surveyed and cut out to the
width Of thirty feet. The monuments intended for
the principal points are ten feet in height There
are six hundred men employed in this business.
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Marbles majority, 20 far, 8.

In 1910, in the above counties, Harrisons majority
over Van Buren, was 5ss-and Harrison carried the
S,,te by majority of 3i9 votes. The counties to
hear from gave Mr.. Van Buren, msjority-there-
fore the election of Skunk is not only certain. bu,
there can be no doubt but that the Democracy have
carried the Stale by majority OF many thousands
Tomorrow will tell the story
The Baltimore American (Whig) of this morniI 6
says:
Bedford co. for Markle ,225mj Wing mj.inls4o, 500
Union, 955 9oo
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Far AT PsNsAcoLA.-A fire broke out in Pensa-
celia the 25th instant, in Sterre and LaRua's gro
Gerry store on Paafox street burning all the stores
seven or eight in number, on that square, aud two or
three dwelling houses back, including Richard Cat
Inns formerly occupied by the Pensacola Bank -
Serre and Laiaua. and Smith & Catlin the hea.
West losers, excepting the owners Of the buildings,
which are mostly owned by Joseph Forsyth, Sen
and c. Lavallett. Mr.. John Campbell and Mr. Ave
rvs shoe stores are burnt-psrt Of the stock saved
the former insured. supposed.to be the work Of an
ncendiary. Of Commerce.
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10 he reliable returns, elsewhere as well as In
New Jersey, If the Wings do not actually lose Ne"
Jersey their majority cannot reach beyond 'o0o-
But The tendency of things shows eonelus'ey 'h"'
the Wings are sustaining losses everywhere ana
that the breath is gradually leaving the body oil the
party. The Wing party is now at ITS dying gasp
expiring with the consumption, an immedicsbhe di'-
easel
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DOR SALE.-A brick house on the South side
Il Of street, North, between lIth and l2.h street.,
West (ncar the Franklin row. is ~ feet front ard
80 feet deep-bas a kitchen and dining room on the
basement floor, two parlors the next three bed.
chambers on the third, and two in the garrett
pump Of excellent water in the yard. which has a
gradual descent TO the ally For particulars as to
terms, which will be accommodating, appl, on +
street, between 10Th and 18th streets, TO
Sept 26-tf f.. H. ROPER.
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DEsTucrrvE CosFLAGRATIos IN COLUMBIA, S. c.

DssrucyvE CosFLAeaArIos IN COLUMBIA, s. c.
Extract Of letter received in this city
"h fire broke out this evening, at 7 o'clock, in a
smoke house, in Of the buildings on the square,
except DR.. Wells office and dwelling, on the north
east corner and the Court House, Law Rage, Capt
J. ID. Trsdewell's dwelling, and MIR Boatwrights on
the south. The Court House was on fire several
times but by the erertons Of the fremen ond citizens
it was saved. The tenements consumed were occu
pied as follows: David Ewart, grocer J Slork, shoe
store J. Cooper, jeweller John Evsrt grocer; J.
Canle, fruit store J. II. Heise, confectioner; A.
Palmer & Co., timers. Loss Of building and goods
supposed TO be $40 900, which there an insu-
rance OF from to 20 000."- Charleston Pat Tuesdoy
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MAYOR OF BALnMoRE.-JAMEs o. Law, Esq,
nominated by the Wing Convention Of that city,
on Wednesday evening, as their candidate for
election; and on Thursday evening, the Democratic
Convention selected Colonel JACOB G. DAWES as
their candidate for the same office
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ELECTION RETURNS.

DxL.u.E-On Tuesday last, at the Charter
election in Wilmington, the Democratic majority
was 63.
Pxss,YIyAnA-The following returns we're col
,.c,,d and corrected at the Telegraph Office late last
.Iybt The mail this morning brought but little
additional news.
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According 10 Wing authority, there is a manifest
failing of since 1910.
Since writing the above, the Postscript of the In
telligencer of this morning. has attracted our eye
We copy the lntegencers Jamou, news from New
Jersey;
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STAN FMcATE Missouri 1t is stated that inror-
nation has been received by the arrival of the Lex
lngon, tina, those who contracted TO raise this steam
frgate sunk in the harbor Of Gibraltar had given It
up as a hopeless Job
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PRINTING Pass FOR ORreoN.-A printing press
has been ordered at New York for Oregon. It is to
be established at Willamette, missionary station.
The money for It was raised by subscription
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LAuoHNe Gn-On Monday night, in Boston.
professor Of laughing gas, administered over one
hundred gallons OF this noxous Auid to many hun
dreds.
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POSTSCRIPT.
GOOD NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY

Stratton, the Wing candidate for Governor, has
swept every county in the State, far as heard
from, eIcsp. Atlantic and Monmouth and that he ls
probably elected 10y majority of three thousand
votes The following are the reported returns
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N OIlCE Is hereby given hat the Library OF Con
gress will be closed Tuesday, the 18th Of
October, and will not again be opened until Tuesday,
the 18th Of November.
JOHN S. MEEHAN,
octA-eod Librarian.
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Wing.
Looqoco.

And five counties to be heard from.
We think somebody has been playing of a wicked
hoax on our neighbor. II has down in its list a
county which is not in the list Of lS40. But never
theless let us see how the "msjority of three thou
sand votes !" Can be obtained.
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OHIO.

The above counties show the tendency of things
We may expect from the above returns that both
Pennsylvania and Ohio will 90 for Polk and Dallas,
Texas and Oregon.
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NEW JERSEY.

The New York Express, (Whig authori,y,) gives
the following partial returns from New Jersey, Mr..
Frelinghuysen's State. New Jersey we have no ex-
pectation of getting; we will have enough without
it, in all conscience!
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,EID ON THE STEAM ENGINE.
oct 4-eod

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FARMING AND GARDENING.


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AU DI ALTERAM PARTEM."

7 IFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY
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