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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

DARING Acr OF kcEEDIARisM.--f estcgday
afternoon, little before o'clock, the carpenters
shop in the rear Of TIE Pennsylvania Hall lo',
,sas destroyed by fire with all lis contents
several Engine and Hose Companies were soon
upon the spot, 5ut the combusnbie nature OF the
materials rendered the destruction too rapid TO
ave any thing Of consequence. Shortly before
tho flames b.oke out. = man was seen to leave the
premises: but as no suspicion was entertained,
i.e was not particularly noticed. No fire had
Leen used on the premises since last wInter-even
The glue having been regularly heated at neigh
ror's. There can, therefore, be no doubt that the
destruction was the base &C. of some miscreant
ncendiary. We regret to learn that Mr. '" ,.
,;hu'z, who rented the shop, and who Is very
Industrious man, has lest his all By this misiof-
tune. Phla, Ing. yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

- WELsu's EArl,G HousE, 81 Nassau-street,
IN advertisement OF which wilt be found in another
column, Is one of the very best in the city, being
fitted up in elegant st,ie, with every accOmPani-
,aent which the comfor and convenience of gentle
saen may require 1t it elisibly located in the bust
ness part OF the city, tie waters polite and at
.-ntiye. and the cooking Of The first order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

SASps's SARsAP,RILLA.-When TIE appetite nm, a,ie,
ara the digestive powers have become partially paraysed from
powerful ,inuInnts in hop- of restoring by nrcgl
the vial activity of ;he digestive apparatus. hut exned
ents only speed exhausted nature mcmentry exsron
the relaxation which succeeds than the original
9 m % S N.Y. lS and
and pury elements Ut the blood by means some rned
cine wheh viii ret directly upon the machinery which pre-
and amaige them Practical experience e,thh
] o The stomach H. h sba Il ., sG,ne
tu: us vso-and to the blood lis heshfU character by
psllnc the very seeds OF disease.
For further particulars. and conclusive evidence of II. sups
nor value and efficacy pamphlets which may be obtained
P Efg sEd se 2Issas and retail B, A. B. g D.
ed n AZ s rdawsg n East pa d; md Az W 4 ge
'Niz generally throughout the limited States.
~ Tux CHisEsE HAIR ERApIcAroR Is the only article
heh T sfsye the hair and not nle
NIL At q ro1rnnd,sreet and powers tested
"lshhs 70 syoia me u nbie Vi ha:ing should
cure TINS article d " will eradicate the stest beard
an Incredible short time.
e CosxgL's P.ts EXTRACTOR should always b. kept
BY every ianof nil of burns gives almost
ZION sse!iiae' are rsduced md Inflammation removed Il
pan agony fem Feon Run. Rounds in m incredible
snor tiine Sold only by Cou'tock Co. q Courtland
street. and OF ih-ir true agents throughout the UnIon
P,LEsThs distressing complaint, may be cured by the use
OF Hay Llnnen an arce which has failed 10 give
eaf n the worst cnses The Article To be had
az Il tou1tl-Ddt street
DR. McNAt2's ACoUsTIG on All deaf oer,ons should
complaints En-.
as The astonishing effect and always relieve, The penn
and eqnenty cures. Pnce 81 per flask Sold al q Court
aadt street.
. Look TO YoUR PAyTRiEs AND BEDaooxs--fEave you
"acheS o: Bed Bugs your house eItefmnntor OF
hr>e hcsicus vefrnn may b had at Fl Courand' street.
THE POLKA DANCE
HERR hoE PoSA7 he's gone up 10 the Syringe
" hers Indie. aHd gentlemen all day long walk q
bout TO ENJOY all the DieasiHtes thicss
And he turned peoples head, and Their heels too With Es
POLKA
But s said tina, he Polka King. triumph owing
To GOURAup-for the ijnctO. ssDpied him with Soap,
lila brow was 81 VINE and his cheeks glowing
That Goufaud Inspired each fair bosom with Hope.
;5urnais Ro1sr Gourauds SOAP. Goursud, PorD2x Srs
The rage waereer fashion aud beauty re met
GioUR AtD must henceforth be considered the Pillar
On which Fashion and Taste their statues have SET
LJ The identifying preparations Of Gourauds are TO be
found IN tbs City only NJ o. Walker street. t store FROM
Broadway. 81 2eod
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR SALvx for instant.
buns scads. pies. end all complains
alto. HHikerteet. Gt store FROM broadway iii DaE-
as poison, s3Q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

posr,ptv peysstxe C,sss.-Th' snbsc-'bcr' havoc
"I .,oe,s for the manufacture Of the sb5ve
bhl isrse vnrety ere ready Ter examination benz
most compact tcrus. ana equal IN fnh 10 Tue no'' n''
,,,, h,t The articles hey contain ars Of Inc IS,
I,,y ami the most useful which - tho METH;
Tabei for see?rs ruz, perfect order The pubic -
invited to examine at The Toilet Forn''hss Store H bo'
tslV btrSl u - -.''''''''' - '-'+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10
Lecture on Gambling.

Mr.. GREEN, the Reformed Gambler, gave his
third Lecture last evening at Clinton Hall, to a
small but very intelligent audience. Apologising
for his lack OF the high qualifications 50 neces-
sary 10 Public Lecturer, on the ground that so
much OF his life had been spent in the haunts Of
vice, ne proceeded to unfold some of the schemes
Of the gambling fraternity. He showed that ali
the cards used by the sporting gentry are 50
marked on the back as 10 be easily distinguished
by all except the rninitiated. The starred and
checked cards are known By the position Of the
stars and checks on the corners, sides. &c; and
the white backed cards are distinguished by the
grain Of the paper. In answer TO e question pu;
by an auditor, Mr.. Green said he knew of no
honest games, and though himself E card manu-
tacturer ne had never seen any cards that were
loi s. marked as 10 he readily distinguished b.
he protested gambler by certain well known
marks upon the back. OF course an honest and
Impractical player IS entirely in the power OF mis-
.;llanous but skiliul antagonist, who may strip
ain at will of all that he can be induced to
hazard. Another Of the arts of the p.o.essed
gambler consists IN making his victim drunk.
chile ne himself, though pretending to drink
deeply, is always careful to keep sober.
These disclosures OF the secrets OF the gaming
.ouse will serve, we nope, 10 put the ignorant
md thoughtlcss upon their guard, and 10 open
he eyes OF at least a few of the young men of
.u7 city to the temptations and dangers that
oeset their path.
Mr.. Green will give his last Lecture tomorrow
-vening.
PALMo's OPERA HousE,-ErHIoPiAs MIN
srKEs.-These popular musicians and vocslsts
open at PaiT'os Opera House tomorrow night
phey have on hand rev budget of songs and
itties which will be opened on the occasion. Look
At the bills Tomorrow,
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l:223. 81. 80 Is. 3. 8 .65e IA. 247. ~.

Calculating at this rue the whole Imports of tie country
the last eight months have been round numbers Sc 9 1C1
ana Inc Exports bssOo
EAcess OF lIGpohs SIS 0C1
IL would not be appalling this should be the result
But this cstmne oEe because our heaviest In.
pors for the have mostly arrived while Exports
Produce yet large extent 90 forward The end
the Will SHOW problbly the balance oft trade 10 DO IN our
favor. rather than against
Messrs. Charles Il Son, II Tall-st-eet, have fur.
Eishe Us with he description Of AID dangerous Couu-
tee which has 1857 made is appearance tbs Ctyvz
American Bank Providence, H. lCs altered from broken
3ihE-vienettt Eagle aud American heldrgi end Indian
and ernae left end portrait of Washington Sc-ia:ed u
Jan 1874 Ire signatures Of the Psdcn; and Cashier
IKE the seii1e otherwise the general appearance goed
and likely to deceive.
maraets.,.. Carefully reasrtcd for Tx TriSun<.
MONDAY. Sept 9.
iSEifS-The MARIE, sill before notc hold
eE and buyers being vaIbnre. TIE asking rate. are -
and ~ ior Pots and Pearls About 30 bis Pearls sold al
49,: ai5n
,COTTON-There continues to be a good demand from
shippers. and the reach 300
previous pces The market however, still has light
dency TO favor the buyer The packet OF the 18th for
} led.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-There ]. no change to notice in
Flour but the marse. dull ar occasional lot. OF Geness
nave been picked at s4l IL difficult 10 get ~
tnan some days since The quotation abont p sales 20
bbi' Troy NJ % Michigan and ohioIs l.la ils The
su9py o, iresh Michigan brands light in Southern we
bear OF only retail Georgetown fresh Brandy
wiae. &c, &c, quote 33a 40 oldia5 sac Of W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

- air. E. d. CossERr, who, Jealous and
eloquent advocate in the cause Of Temperance, is
widely and fayoraLly known, delivers Lecture
,:.is evening in Palmo's Opera House on American
Liberty vindicated, and the Right OF Adopted CID
n Ms TO share its Blessings Defended We have
before taken occasion to speak Of Mr.. C. as
cclent orator and cogent reasoner, and anticipate
that on the present interesting subject lie will be at
least equally successful. 4 choice Band OF Music
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~ BVIFN Ut vi, blum tHaIfHlhH.
JOSEPH 2. PRISON, 1c,:
J. n. HOBART HAWs, Ee''e'"es' $40 cod I'd
NJ In General Committee of Democra

In General Committee of Democratic
WING Young Men OF the City ind County OF New
York.-1he Democratic Wing Young Men OF the City aud
County of New York requested assemble Their
raj Wards. at their respective Head Quarters MONDAY
EVENING, the 10th September at o'clock for the
pGe Of selecting unlimited number Of Delegates to the De
Inocatc Wing Young Mems state Convention TO he held
Rochester Wednesday the ~ day Of October next 10
spOnd the National and State Nominations Ia perfect the
organization OF the Wing prces throughout the Sta and
pledge their mutual Joint efforts 10 the Wing
asceniancy the Councils OF Newly ork and o. the Union
BY order. DAVID GRAHAM. Lr
CHARLES h. TAILOR. Soo,a,,,;o. Chairman
JouN r. LoRToS secIeu"'ies' s1OGt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

Tng SEW ALBANY SrEAMBoAr-Nir. John
Taylor, OF Albany, the President of the new
steamboat company organized there, is about
contracting for boat to be built in this city, OF
larger dimensions than any now running on the
Hudson. Her length will be $40 feet, with about
10 feet beam. She is to have y inch cylinder,
and every thing else to correspond. She is IN
tended To he ready to run on the opening Of navi-
CATION next spring. The Albany koickerbockcr
says, that Mr.. f. c. Deavan proposes to build
another boat TO run n connexion with her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

IL JONI BLANCHARD, Esq. Of Bollcfonte, has
been nominated to Congress by the Wings of the
NVlIth District, Pa. 1t is stated that A. z.
Wilson will probably be the Loco Foco candl-
date. The District-composed of Centre, Hunt
ingdon, Juniata and Mifiiin-gave Gen. Irwin
1886 majority last year, and Harrison 645 in
1910. We shall lose Gen. Irwin from Congress
with deep regret, for he has been most efficient
and determined supporter of the true American
Policy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

A HAIRY OMEN.-During the speech of Gen.
Combs at New Haven on the 4th, 4 most pleas
ing incident occurred, which is thus alluded to in
the report of the New. Haven Courier
If we fail 10 elect Clay nov continued Gen.
c.. the experiment of Free Government is q
failure. If a man like James h. Polk can be
elected over amanlke Henry Clay, there is no use
in talking hereafter Of rewardng public services.
Look at the pedes:als upon which all the Presi-
dants rose to power. George Washington. Tho.
mas Jefferson, all of them down to Van Buren,,
whom the Democrats lately called from Linden
valid to New York TO be pail bearer at his own
funeral Tyler We will not mention. But oh,
where will Folks pedestal be found tell you
that the Democrats who may vote for HIM now
will be ashamed to acknowledge it to their poseri-
ty, and they'll deny that they were at home or
voted al al; rather Than confess to their Indignant
offspring that they voted Tor James h. Polk. Now
look at the pedestal of Henry Clay, rising higher
and higher for the last forty years. Aye, see him
ike an eagle with untring piniun, soaring against
the sun. Here the audience were startled by
the cry of e An Eagle, An Eagle" Every eye
was raised toward the Heavens, and there. with
uutspread wings, the proud bird Of our country
seemed to pause as il delighted with the scene
beneath MIN. Gen. Combs looked up and ex-
claimed" Oh, proud bird of my country's ban
uer, accept the omen. Long, long may you
.oar in majesty above those banners waving ever
the land of the free and the home Of the brave!'}
Gentlemen, have said that these things did not
come accidentally. That bird did not come by
accident to take the sentence from my mouth.
ha'i itas L happy omen
The effect of this occurrence, as may we'll be
supposed, was electrical, and the air resounded
with the sudden aud simultaneous shouts of the
multitude
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

a GALE At LouIsvHLE.-The Louisville Coz
rier of Tuesday says: " a very violent gale, only
few hundred yards in width, swept over thus
city last evening about dusk, attended with thun-
der lightning and rain. Two steamboats,, the
Grace Darling and Alice Grey. were swept from
their noorings, and driven out INTO the stream
against the rocks, but they were soon got of
wi,hout much damage. Several trees were up
rooted and broken. The magnificent Wing lib
erty pole at The log cabin was blown down. The
tall Loco Foco pole, put No With so much parade
a few evenings ago Oh Eleventh street. was shat
tered, and we understand that several other Loco
Foco poles were annihiIatcd."
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The Fraud Detected .-PennsyIvania

The Globs, the Polk National organ at Wash
its Dallas Chine or Campaign paper in one OF
which, To circulate al THE SOUTH, ii asSails the
present Tariff with extreme ferocity, while in the
other, which is distributed through PENNsYIvA-
MA, TIE attack on The Tariff is omitted alogeth-
er The Southern Prospectus says:
lis National debt, bolster NJ such Bank and supper;
The Government here defiance OF the popular WILL
ceu the eooa skin Congress calculated give HIM the
utsees ri The nation for the Presidency Is Tus PISTON
EST, FGAUrULu>r. AID ENoRBIrANr rAEIrF or Mn.
CiI t">gTf.s Dyln iaies .2sn he P,op1e jor re
henett the orsrr0n capitalists ttiv has
tarFer pol':ieai Engagement Is his DISTRIBUTION law
eroGiionay fathers as sacred fund ihe defence
Republic and gradually 10 be extended homes Tor actual
The eop suden to The p"p1f Ty OF the author
earlier and better days o his political career =
In The Pennsylvania edition of TINS sane Pro
spectus dated the same day, May 9th, 1874, and
literally ranked to Pennsylvania by Benz. a,
Bidlack, NJ. c. all the a6oce attack on the Tariff
is utterly omitted, while the matter above and
below is retained entire.
No comments that we could make would rem
ier this cheat more papable and fragrant than it
IS. PENNSYLVANIA. can YOU by such juggles be
| swindlcd out OF Protection to your Industry
Speak
O; There was an immense gathering of
Whigs-S, Zoo to I0,O0O-at toten meet
Jag in klNDsXHooK on Saturday, to raise a
Liberty Pole. There were $40 present from ii,
oany and the procession from Naiatie was mile
long. JosErn HoxIe, FRANCIS GRANGER, II
q. WEgAroN, and others, were the speakers
Cwo speakers and Giee Club discussed at
once % different parts o! the vast assemblage
without interfering with each other.
Il The Wings Of NEWARK had glorious
gathering yesterday To greet aud listen to Gen.
COMBS OF Kentucky. No; less than 9.50G were
IA attendance. Gov. pSNNtNcroS presided, and
Gen. CoMDs spoke two hours 10 an enthusiastic
,nd delighted auditory. He was followed by Mr.
,LisoN OF Western pennsylvAnia in brief but
most elective address, and he by F. W. kEL-
IoGc Of Ohio in shor: bat most animated appeal
Newark is READY, ny, READY
81" NsR MippLgswARrH, of Union Co, Pa
hes been nominated to fiji the vacancy IN lhe
taeetole, ticket OF Tia, State occasoned by The
election Of james Pollock to Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

INA, respectable ,ers- has ChaS on h'r nee -
rid hut huy that me smooth arcl onsss >pa1rh r
W. e., making s,e-' cheeks fine alabssr white r.
r.r,nt ~ common chAk-we warrant !, MOI 10 .i'r o0
,,u,rore the COMPLEXION Il sold prlce - ee"A'
hsr, = and 3.S Broadway -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

~ p,s i; The ,sva who date' 10 M thai JoasssCl
s,,ys - no, the very nfst ~ ice ever TrF~H'e
e., rHins the hair iec rchnsSs. and .s na'hs
;,xthc human mr. :, beautifully - Z c'r' 6le q
49, Coil Iisir Restorative. Il gives the hAr '1eh ~
rlon>. soft dark sy feeling and app irnnSS 10 ~ ~
on se oibsr rr-paratinns keep N Order Io Sar HsHa
~, he nno annlcsnn II clears The hsrol aN1, Noui
!, I,or oT Sc Sold a; 81 Chatham -; and 80 foae"r
Y or l.9 FnOn 4 BrOoNlyn ~ -
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SrpEHIOR COURT Before Chief Justice JoSES ard
I.,L.n. % EI.EY and Y ANDEAroEL.
MyxicAy FKleArrs The cases of appeal irol

MyNIcAN FRIGArrs II he cases OF alpea from
the IN Chamoer. relating the two suns brought by
somen re,znlly h longing 10 the Mexican steam nsae>
arnjns ~, commodore case for $50 wages due. ani
nr .inng n. Clothes and In the other asnins' the second
eute ant the Soae7lma tor assault and battery anu 'a
~, Snr,uen came up argument. h.i ~ NASh hppeaIeu
,r the pgnirt!S .ssSrS. james X Whiting John L.
,sG.ns una d. Greg the officers ri The vessels ne
an ,up 10 recover his named VIM BestwcK-
ne - ;r lnqn ucon Tor assault ana battery - Dy n
, i The TTiad S;qtcs bur shipped Vera Cruz for 4
en- zach and Ter term, are up MI Nash cOntendei that
~ mrory crrgrlfy md exercise military jurisdiction.
s. Ty.o N hy stormy weather distress. which was not
ba lse with the Mex eau itEgtes. There treaty with
Fnr,nd ny which English OF freely INTO
Inc noIi< OF the L. = but with other nation Nh ~ con
tended TINT lnEaes, mere they did us
nap,ng ard GOING dock. could ony Toe considered as
traders and are liable Ike NIL other trading veSSes To the civil
,,,cnn He hoped order relation IN the assault and
battery would he retained aad that the action io wages.
&c the Commodore hout be he'd To SPECIAL bail the sum OF
sen. sir \, hitting REPLIED con'enins the parties
rot slenabe, such n those complained oi, 10 our
lnutt.. A. 8 O'clock the case was adlourneG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

B The Communication Of Anti Rem in rela-
ton to the Van Rensselaer, troubles, which has been
crowded out from day TO day for week, will, we
hone. find place to- Innrrow.
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odd white. and siIas.
From gentleman who has been travelling tiroug
Southern Tier

From gentleman who has been travelling through the
Southern Tier.
SCHoHARIE c. II Sept. g. l5h
The bubble has burst, and with ii the hopes Of
our opponents. Through the whole of the South.
em tier of counties Mr.. Wright's nomination
will prove the best which could have been made
for US From S;epben 10 this place the Locos
condemn him for his known opposition to the
Tariff and all Public Improvements; and wher-
ever his nomination has been heard Of, 1t is
generally objected to on account Of the untand-
some manner in which Gov. b. had been treated.
In this as we'll as other counties, the Gov has
his strong friends, many Of whom have no great
love for Loco Focosm, and will be gratiiied at
an excuse fo- voting as their consciences dictate.
Others are more Independent and will take their
stand fcarIessly against Wright on account o! his
notions On the Tariff and Public improvements.
| am well satisfied it is not to be regretted by US
that he is nominated Party bands are weakened,
and men are acting more independently than
formerly. Yours, truly.
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.Isas.rrrrpr. 4nor MAsnLx.IIkAaIgo FIsxa--

"Jx.x.rrr,nr fHoU M.RBLE-IIEARTED Flsypt
Wa cn ~ ~, :, ot St,Is' Why sDy &C, shch ~
starnei sc A usSra,fi' man 1n y 'a nj q .,
W -. "a, .yc,-I - ar ilctrd with ysroEi dse.,-,
Of tie skin re had ot -'iv ALI Iaegq on hasf,' A.
~ C - rrI,y his skr mad eeone Yellow ana n7AsftsT
Well reader marx YOU he. Of the sSnnl9s Jo @
aI'e md d,icucpent and yet aS WI neg soS
s;vc h name order he public VI" Wi, eo,s ,
lssan os me kin. :nch - pnO bo'eh-
burn tan rncrphsw. RcaArI bs VERY So Fs.le s. 1
. AZ, ~, r,osiy4T N-w-Tnrk. - i - u',on y nl9AFr
-, he careful ofa swiudle - dHnss cur p
take crcAI
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Relore Jgd.e sN!TA !.


-tBIJkH ABbVI - '''''-'- ,I ..,1a-l h. .
bors siog 10 Mr. Abbott knocked overheard oy
morse belonging TO Mi Lynch. en- tire -;th Ju' ana E
lie braEs action acui,t Mr.. L. 70 recover 81. os he
the Negligence of the Of Mr. L. IN no takns p"p1
care o. the horse belonging hn Il Appeared from ng
.nnv liar Nr Abbot. ThE; ms horse au en-.
"a, standing on a; the foot Of beeSman sties On re
,.- 5av lu1ed To- TIE stood neal the >iIlng
n,sca al tho ba-f LINEN ke.psa grocery store IN eiis
street one young men drove b. hoise aal "aso S
s SANG Def for me purpose OF obtaining produce lie Ie'
IN nnins her. unattended. Some noIse stated Ms le
ben ran III the wugon wheels catching one oil ne w
v. h 49,; baI,nrtnF To- iir Abbott and troHlDc tbs hoe
end cor al the latter the water. lE' ho'se s'o
down head frst ana cart her. anu was "'o"nen
IL ;;irE courss Tor defendant moved Tor EonSiit pa-
rey on he sround that plaintiff canng recover diias e
IN such ease nfisng from the negligence u an9'het un ne
r1, s, m, th=ra had haeE negligence on Ms p%it ne
Cn ,a there had heen negligence 3n me pan o'
plaintiff a. xell deeutsni. ard n0nsnit was h'o"eu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

HEALTu or TEE CIrY.-The weather, since
Tuesday morning says the Mobile Advertiser Of
the 3lst ult.) has been mlavorahlc in health
cool nights and mornings, oppressive sun at mid
day, with norhery winds-the consequence Of
which il few scattering cases Of Yellow fever.
We are happy 10 learn however, that they are
generally of mild character and yield readily TO
medicine. charleston Courier
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u YANKEE Hell AND Dr.. VALENTINE, by
their performances last evening at the Society
Library, afforded much qualification to very
large audience and completely demonstrated the
falsity of the common proverb that " two of a
trade can never agree" Their powers of imita-
ton are unrivaled, and their representations of
The ludctous in human character inmitabe. If
any man is suffering from hypochondra, lei him
20 and witness their delineations our word for
II, he will be cured All good natuIed people
will go Of course. They give another entertain
ment tomorrow evening.