davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
BUCHANAN AxO THE CABINET.


" we were allowed, says The Richmond
Wing, 10 make guess, II would be that Mr..
Polk and his Cabine, not forgetting his 4organ,' 2
are heartily sick of Nc. Buchanan. They don't
like bis Old Maidish BatcheIoringt habits, or bis
Old Federalism dyed in modern Democracy, or,
least Of al, his unquestionable logical aud edu-
Gated superiority. They dare moi, hoFever,
turn him Out. The Baltimore Patriot SAYS:
"a letter from Washington says There IS n o
more and no less foundation now than there was
ia July Tor The rumor Of Mr.. Buchanan :
intended resignation. Some Who are 10 The
Cabinet would, no eoubi, wish him 10 resign,
but he seems 10 be bent upon holding his posi-
lion. Il is somewhat singular that Mr.. Polk
should so long delay 10 I'll Justice BalGwin's
place, ghen beguas so prompt 10 Gil Justice Sis-
ry's. The place seems 70 be kept open for Mr..
Buchanan 70 retire upon, ID case he should, Of
any time, see ht 70 accepiit.,,
The reason that Mr.. Polk does not I'll Jus-
lice Baldwin's vacancy, We suppose j. 10 be
found 10 the fact, that the vacancy did mol hap
pen during the recess 81 The Senate, land Thar,
therefore, Mi Polk has no authorily 10 gil il now
The force Of opinion decidedly is that Mr. Bn.
chauan will have the place, when ths lime ar
rives to fill H."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
sPRENTIcEANA.
From he LouispiLle Journal.

. u r.
The editor Of the Government Journal
very pathetically begs the office seekers
10 consider tha. the number OF offices is
very limited. He thinks that they will
not end fault With the administration If
they will only consider His feeling ex-
hoFtation is exactly like ihal.o! the piper.
TOLLS COW
"Thsre was piper had cow and had 20 hay
10 give her,
And be sal hlm down and played q tune, con-
slider, COW, consider"
The Government Journal has a glow
ing account Of the late presenlaiionsof an
eagles quill to the President. II seems
that the fellow, who presented il, asked
thar the President would sign biz first
message with It. What a burlesqhe !
Think Of the heroo Duck river selecting
az eagles quill 10 write his name with
Aod Just think Of The pinion Of the N 4.
jesiic thunder bird degraded 10 tde vile
.use Of writing such name as "Iook 81
II The new Locofoco paper a, Cincinnati
is edited by one Mr.. Drinker and publish
led by another Mi, Drinker. These Drink.
ers carry their Locofocoism TO a yeryri
diculous extent. Webopeihe said Drink.
ers are fond Of cold wafer. as the people
Dc Ohio will probably throw il on them
most abundantly.
] chapman, Of The Indianapolis Sentinel
says thai every man should havea grape
vine. lie should have one most Certain
ly if be i 100 poor-lo buy arope.
ssFar Mr.. - The motto on ne seal Of Ger
| Sam Houston is FRY ne. ~ Gin. Con. Isl
1.-The invitation i addressed 10 j crimi
bal court we hopei. win be prompt,
accepted:
The Vicksburg Seatinel speaks Of . Gel
tain Wing IS g stern man Has be e.
er with bis big foot. administered sier
| fsbuks 70 HE editor Of the Sentinels
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
lGALIsAIIERl
No. 80,
PARls AcapgAY on SCIENCE ].

Among the papets read al a late meet.
Ing OF the Paris Academy oi Science. WAS
one BY Mr. Meigs, oil Pennsylvania,
which was ION The means Of curing The
rgaaose OF blue malady 81 new born .ehJ-
dFens III says MI. Meigs after scien.
tisc description Oh this malady and its
causes, the child BE turned on its right
side, with the body and head rather efe.
waited the arteries will be III qnenIy filed
with only oxygenaied blood and the blue
aplor will disappear ! By this simple
method. he says. 10 has saved ftom dea,h
from 90 to 60 children out Of 100, where
as all other MODES ot treatment have h:h,
erio been unsuccessful /! We LOOK nnon
this iaet as one of great importance 10
mankind. Thousands and tens ~ thon.
sands. are annually Ilostih through Ignorance
oi this simple and interesting circum-
stance. Many Of The poor, and indeed of
all classes. are unattended BY medical
men on such occasi ions; yet those attend.
ing can as well adoptihe practice sugge est
ed as the most skill ftul,pby stefan, and thus
preserve The lives Of their offspring. for
the ma.ady we knIow TO be very com.
mon enc. ~. Y .Neus.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
UMBRELLAS, P.aR.ASOLS, AND
SUM .SHADES

q HE subscriber having purchased the extensive
Philadelphia Mandatory, recently establish
ed in this city, correr Of Little Sharp and Baltimore
streets, bsgs esyeto inform country mel chants and
city dealers, as ven the public generally that he
is prepared to accommodate them on terms fully as
cheap as they can be purchased in Philadelphia or
New York. His stock of Umbrellas, Parssols and
Sun Shades is OF the best and most substantial
nufsetue and viii be found as extensive and varied
any other Ia the country. Determined TO sell at
the very lowest Philsdelphia and New York prices,
he respectfully invites the public give him call
FRANCIS BEEHLER
Baltimore. Oct 9, IS45-6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
Parasols, Whips, Canes, &C.

a IL the WAY FROM. PARIS = FnaxcIs
BEEHLER, No. 1876, Baltimore Street., few
doors below the Clipper Office, begs leave to inform
his friends and customers as ", n a.
try merchants generally, that he has just imported
direct from Paris one OF the most extensive varied
and beautiful assortmenis Of
Pdrdsots, Canes, Cane Heads, & Whips,
thst have ever.been offered for ssle in Baltimore
and being determined 10 sell as cheap As any Other
establishment in the country, whetherin New York,
Philadelphia, or in this city, he with confidence re-
quests purchasers to give him call His assort.
ment he is warranted in saying, cannotbe surpassed
Baltimore, Oct g. l845-6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16

The Patent Safety Lock Of H. G. Jones,
Of this city. proves 70 beFproof against The
skill and ingenuity Of pickIocks here and
every where. We have seen letter
from Cinciunaiiihis morning which states
that Mr Jones, who has been on visit
10 tbe West, was challenged 10. pick
Shocks famous Bank Loci. 1whichshe did
wi.hin one hour. Mr.. J.shen put mp one
Of his own, VIII 4 reward Of $500 10 any
one who should pick Il. Alier an earn
estirial continued through forty odd days.
By Messrs Shock. Glenn and Mac Gregor.
lhe attempt vas given up Is hopeless -
Hurrsh for Newark Manufactures. +
.Ns.rark Daily .ad5ssiistr, OCT. 1. !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
IRON, TN PLATE, &c.
E1 So So M % a ~ Ga.
/. @. q. f..
Odd Fellows Offering,

UlHR Odd Fellows Annual for 1886, edited
u by Psschs1 Donaldsop, handsomely bound
In Turkey Morocco, richly gilt and illustrated.
sbments:--Recognition Vignette til
lie He Is Brother shipwreeked Odd Fell
low Sergeant Champ Revolutionary Scene /;
Pilgrims Journey Ended; Moses at the Burn.
Ing Bush Odd Fellows receiving Brother.
This work Is gotten up in q pleasing siyle, and
einhot fail 10 be well received By others Is well
- Odd Fellows. For sale BY the dozen or sim
gle copies, at PARSONS & PRESTONS,
"a Wholesale and Retail Bookstore,
i5lPratt st. next 10 Railroad Depot.
Baltimore, Oct 9. 1s45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
Piano Forte .Val,MfactMrers

r. No, 3 Eaialo ST., Baiiiniors
q 7 their establishment msy consistently be
IN found large>assoFtmeni Of g and oc-
tave PIANOS, in plain aud highly flushed cases
Of Reese Mahogany snd other wood, with all
the latest American and European improve
ments. The Manufacturers havef0rmefly been
engaged 10 the business IN Germany, and for the
last ten years 10 lhiaeounuy. the a.any To-
strumenis they have flashed for Professors and
lnd amateur Mnsieieas, fer their own private
use, Is a proof that their Pianos are uhal they
are represented TO be- at least equat il moi supe!
Iior 10 any manufactured in this country or Eu,
]. rope.
As pledge that iheir Instruments are vel
and faithfully made, they Will warrant them fol
i've years, IL good cate be taken Of them, and
any Piano that does moi give satisfaction may be
Returned within the 6rst six months.
The manufactures will keep the Pianos sold
By Them in the city and within Two hundred
miles, always in tune the 6rst year without
charke, so that The purchasers Of their lnstru.
menis need run no risk or having them spoiled.
They therefore recommend their Pianos with
fun confidence, assuring the public that they
I are determined not to be undersol6 BY any
dealer OF manufacturer, and ask il as favor Of
any one wishing good Instrument TO call and
examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere;
tJSecond hand Pianos taken 10 exchange. ri.
asos hired or tuned second hand pianos for
sale.
Balimore. (let .. 1913. e,n. II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
! WiBRNITWRNa

1ur1aJ9slt. q 4'assx s>sla<ss, g
Il FULL s.iosine.k ssnaspily . hand: nsd
a, made toorder IN ihe shortest timss 80 q ne
- ,.S,srf,lr N. q. Corner 81 Lomhrf1 nd light
Streets, BsItimore. 4. CL1kkokD = W.
Ballimore, 0si :, lSt5-tm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
CVRT.qhl. GOODS

GOA Ae0A6v WOODSs
TIME subscriber has pn hand aud offers for
u sale large assorinent Of SILK and Worst
ed DAAASK Of diiferell colors--such as erim-
son. Drsb,. Green, Blue and Scarlet Damask,
silk bindings 10 match, &c, figured curtain mus
lins, hair CLOTH sc Gill and brass rods, curtain
ornaments. gin rings and eurtsin bands, &c. &c.
FEATHER BEDS IND MATTRESSES.
on hand large sssoFtmeni Of Beds aud Mat.
iresses. made Of The hest curled hair, moss,
eurlcd palm leaf, liue hacked bnsk Of different
WINDOW SHaDES.
He has Just reesiseda large assortment Of
irsnsp.teit window shsdes, OF different patterns.
VENETIAN BLINDS.
Always on hand and made 10 order Venetian
Blinds OF different eolors and sizes, made In the
best manner.
i c0TT0HElK.fDDLNG.
Also on hand. large ind small sizes o. white
,.a hl,ck wsddinf. by The wholesale or retail
All Of which will Be sold very low At
s q S. GRIFFITH'S
yJoholsterinx & Paper Hanging Warehouse.
No l2s, Market street,
B,lfimors. Oetober2, lsts-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
W. COOPER.

-VXTouLD respectfully inform the public,
wv that he still continues 10 manufacture
all kinds Of SifrSr Ware Tea SETS, Eases, Pitchers,
Forks, Spoons, &C., Sc Threaded Forks and
Spoon, (ihteaded on both sides of the handIe) of
the mes. approved patterns. g
/ In The manufacture q all his work, be will
endeaver 10 combine correct taste with good
so as to ensure satisfaction. Be.
ins. deleTmipsd 10 establish a reputation for The
manufacture Of Silver Wars. equal 10 any
manufaciory in The United States, those order.
ing work from him, and il not meeting their
entire expectation, as regards both qualify and
price, are not expected to receive it,
Those in want Of Silver Ware, are respecifuI.
ly'inViled to cali and examine specimens, prices,
&c. Silver warranted equal 10 dollars or bel.
Ter If required. r.
baltimore, Oct. 9, ls45.-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16

Modern love y lately defined As com.
posed oispne part affection and nineteen
Psrls gold,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
To Country Merchants,
CnMISeId, Br0ihel. T. Co.,

y
"AyE just reesised from England. France,
H Germsny, and Switzerland, an extensive
assortment Of goods, such as r. /
Gold and 7Siiuer Patent Leeer Watches,
LePiEe and vertical do, gold and gilt jewelry
OF every description, and Of the latest fashions,
pistols. guns, cutlery plated andBritannia wares,
Jspanned lea trays, clocks. lamps. giroodoles,
musical boxes, spectscIes, powder hssSs. coral
work boxes, writing desks, card cases, German
silyer goods, French fancy goods in great vafie.
~, Military Goods, Military companies furnished
complete Watchmakefs tools and materials,
de-, sc No, 227 Baltimore ST., cor. Charles
1sone Of the firm having just returned
from Europe, where al oar purchases are made
forEcash, we are prepared 10 sell upon the most
advantageous terms
Orders promptly executed,
IRA C. CANFIELD,
WM. b. cANFIELD,
4 FEN JOS n. MEREDITH,
227 Baltimore Il cor. Charles.
Baltimore Oct 9. IS45--3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
Cheap Paper Hangings
Ind UDh Olsteru Goods.

~ s. GRIFFITH baltimore St. near South,
We is daily receiving from the Factory, q
great variety Of new and beautiful styles Of
Paper Hangings, borders, g.
OF superior quality. Ifs assortment consists
Of Fresco. plain and colored, striped Satin Pa
per, with match Borders, in great variety TO-
gether with every description Of Psrlor, Pas
sage and Chamber paper. Those W ,ntipg their
houses papered win end il greatly 10 their ad-
vantage 10 call before purchasing elsewhere ~
Pepper put on in the best manner. Country
merchants who buy 10 sell again, can be accom-
modated 81 the lowest wholesale prices al
g. S. GRlFFITH'S, No 1913 Bait st
between Calvert and South.
Baltimore. October 9 la45-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16

ia Good Joke ,-Ititis said that the day
on which MIR. Clay arrived at the Wai4e
Sulphur, Col. Singleton Of South Carroll
ma, had invited Mr.. Andrew Stevenson.
Judge Peter V. Daniel and John TYLER.
10 lake Tea in bis cabin. Mr. Clay being
unaware Of The fact, determined about
twilight, to visit The Colonel The three
worthless above mentioned, bad already
arrived, before the candles were lighted.
Col. s, was Standing 10 the door, as Mr.,
Clay approached. ''HoV do you do, Mr..
Clay :" said the Colonel, in loud voice
Tyler sprang out Of the window. ditto Pc.
ter v, Stevenson following suit. When.
lhe lights were brought the Colonel was
surprised tofnd his yisi!prs had sloped
II q Richmond Haig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
NEW YORK CITY CENSUS

The details OF tie census Of The city Of
New York. recently taken, are given II
the Morning News. The total popula-
tipn d! tbe city proper is 1366, 7S5 show
zig an increase@of 81 05o SINCE 1870
Compared with The leading cities Of the
world, New York now lakes ranEt as the
Siylh and sfan A. als foltoa 5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
EDWIN S. DRYDEN, II
MERCHANT TAILOR,

MERCH1ANT TA1L0R.
SS7o. 246 Baltimore street, between Charles
AZ and Hanover Streets would respectfully
announce TO his friends and the public JIM The
Valley, that he has just received the most desi-
rable assortment of goods ID his line ever offer
ed in this market: Consisting Of super and ex.
ira super French, English and American Cloths,
Of the most approved make and superior tex
lures.
His Cassimeres are entirely new styled, and
he would invite particular attention to his Paris
em6roideries; L
His fancy yelvets, Merinos, Silks and Satin
Vesings and wedding Occasions, all Of which
WILDE disposed Of low for cash or 10 Ipunetusl
customers. a1
He trusts with the above assortment and bis
antiring exertions TO render satisfaction To- all
his patrons, TO merit liberal share of pa
tropage.
He continues 10 keen very choice selection
Of fancy articles. viz. Shirts. Drawers, Gloves
Hosiery, Suspenders, Seats. Handkerchief, SC
Baltimore October ,. ls45-lm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16

Whist medicine doeg cruel man give
bis wife EIixsr. He Iicks her
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16

Nj p. r. Buffers lelters-excessiyelv
wofiily : and YET excessively pious-- !
lately rnblishe BY Mackenzie, are called
The Caal icles Of Butler
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel.
9B,oo.s j. Poman,

Merchant TaiIorsS
MOI, South Calvert Street. Baltimore, woald
- announce To their friends in the cnuniry. that
they havereceived their supplies Of Fail and wiu-
ter Goods for gentle men wear, to which they in
vite attention. trusting TO the general character Of
their work for continuance ~ public favor. i n
BaltmoEe, Oct 2, IS45-Sm n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
CHARLESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, :
GLOBE INN.

THE subscribes bsgs Iesse 10 infotm the
public 10 general, that be has leased for q
term o. years,
The Globe Inn,
n Ae:cosner etti1NpktTsns Hsrara Ssrrts,
Baitjshorf. 81
This eommodionS psblic house has recently
undergone q thorough sepair, and is pleasantly
and fasorabiy lOcssed for mea Of business.
The terms are adapted 10 the pressure Of The
times and every effort shalIbe made in regard
10 lodging, boarding and sttenda1ee, 10 accom-.
nodaie strangers. and Ssnder his house plea
santbome 70 eli who may favor him y iIh their
patronage.
GtBOAnD 81 Pea DAY.
!. JACOB BONN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16

Serious Charge Of Pe.jury.-Joseph,
Jackson a Pawnbroker, was arrested on
Saturday. in New York, charged with.
three distinct cases Of perjury, 10 sweating
down property, owned by him at the cor,
ner Of Bayard street and the Bowery. as
,sessed at $l4 600, to $500, In swear
ing down property al the corner Of For
syth and GRIND streets, assessed al sc.
600, 10 SO 600. Also lin swearing down.
bis property at No 20 Eldridge street.
which be'paid Sc. 700 for two Years AGO.
10 50 500. Te is held ID Bail ID The SUI i
.ol SIC, 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16

The Razor Sirop Merchant insists that
vinegar nay be very much sharpened by
being .well stirred with one If bis razor
strops.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16

& FUNERAL PRocEssloN The Order q.
Odd FeIloRs Of this place.
followed the remains Of a Brother, Mr..
EpwARD CURRY, 10 lis last resting place,
onE Tuesday week. Mr.. Curry resided
.s SIX miles south Of this place, where be
has been visited nightly by bis brethren,
during bis illness ofssome three weeks du-
-rslion@SS He died the day previous, leay-.
.lng a disconsplate wife and FIVE small
children 10, mourn bis departure. Al.
though The Weather as Indictment, and
the notice short, The Order turned OUT in
Numbers strong, and TO- appearance re.
spectacle. They have carried out The ID
jdp ctions of%the Order fully in this case,
,byI attending q the sick, burying the dead ),
aud succorlng the widow and orphan. II.
lCumberland Civilian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16

The Penn ylvanian pronoances The Na.t
i've American Mass Meeting al Philadei.
pbia "a failure" This, reminds us Of
The Great Dfluge and Of The last ian seat
ed on the last pinnacle Of the last noun.
'aln, . u at the moment immersed. He
hailed he Ark as il Ioaied past and ask
cd for shelter "Noroom, !" was the stern
reply. Get along with your ARK. " sung
out the last undrowned, .ithis Is but
smart shower after all l''- .Watiue EAGLE. I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16

Censusl-AceertIiag 10 the last eensps 7,
the gross population or The West India. I
Islands Vas ss8. 200 The number Of
slaves enlapcfpated, according 10 the COM
pensaiion Ietusns. was 663 500.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16

I. "a Great Place for Babies According
10 The census OF 1910, there were ia Mis-
souri,. at that time. the sionishing number
Of sixty-seFen thousand one hundred and
ninety-seysn babies, or young specimens
Of hananily under the age Of FIVE years
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16

The population OF London proper, il
will be seen, is but l25 600. but With SUI.
burhs amounts to p $50 lesf.. The subor-
ban population Of many Of the oiher,ci-
ties Of Europe is included in the returns.
Il we embrace Brooklyn as the suburbs
Of New York, which il really is, inasmuch
as is population is composed OF those who
do business in New York, and move over
there tor onvenience--tbe population Of
Brooklyn being now 80 925--the popu-
ia'ion Of New York proper would amount
{, 426 40 souls. and give New York the
9th rank in the commercial world.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16

Cotton yarn has been spun SO fine by
hand in i6dla, thai. one pound9of il would
teach lif5 miles. When il lies on the
grass IN the dew. i IL no longer Uisi6le.
The naiivesca il woven air. Ming.
landit has been woven SO fne thai pound
will reach l67 miles.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16

The TlMk 70 BLbsH- Blush no,
nov. 2 said ! Distinguished Italian 10 bis
young relative. whom pc met Issuing from
ba6nt 81 vice. ryou should have blush
ca when you wetiind The hsari alone
IS sa:e which sbsinks from The slightest
contact or concep,ien 81 evil. and waits
moi to inqoire nbat 'bs Norld viii say
Industry i TIE boast d America The
rock Of fspdblics1ism Tie soil Of intel
Iigsnce akd rslis5n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16

Baltimore. ocr. >. fs45.-3.n..
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
THE MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRAT,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ByF. G. JONES & =. DURDIN.



THREE DoLLARs per annum, payahleinyariably
IN ADVANCE, or Two DOLLARS for six months
No subscription taken for less time than six
months. Single copies, ONE DINE.
Advertisements inserted at the rate Of ONE
DoLLAR per square Of TEN LINES or less, for
the first insertion, and FiFrY CENTS for each
continuance. All advertisements must be
marked with the number Of insertions requir-
ed, or they will be published until forbid, and
charged accordingly.
Or Political circulars, or notices for the benefit
OF individuals OF companies, charged as adver-
tisements. Articles Of personal nature,
when admissible, at double the above rates,
and payment required in advance.
mr. Announcing candidates--TEN DOLLARS for
State or District, and FIVE DoLLARs for
County Offices, TO be paid in advance.
No Job Printing delivered until paid for, except
to those with whom we have regular dealings
ft- No variation from the above rates, in any
case whatever.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

UNPARALLELED PARsIMoNY.- Monsieur
Vaudeville was one Of the most remarla-
BILE men in Paris for his ayarIce. In the
year 1895, he was worth one million
sterling. At the age Of 80, he contract
ed fever, which obliged him to send, for
the first time in his life, for surgeon to
bleed him, who asking him ten pence for
the operation, was dismissed. lie sent
for an apohecary, but he was as high in
his demand. He sent for barber, who
al length agreed to undertake the opera
ton for three. pence time; bur, says the
stingy fellow. " how often will il be reqni.
site to bleed2" "Three times" answered
lhe barber. 81 have determined to adopt
n cheaper way --ake tho whole quantity
you design to take al three times al once,
and il will save me sixpence;" this being
insisted upon, he lost "a ounces Of blood
which caused his dissolution in a few days,
and he left his immense property to the
King.