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The New York herald., 1845-07-28
BOWERY THEATRE.

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| OPENING NIGHT-This sp endid edilce, being now
tn. makes Ahss; h som s thai.
having fulfilled his pledge made for them
judge "hsfi bkAMxTe * hs: PS' fFissif TEMffE
building wf has @ se By
so se and n
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satOr perfect Of the STAGE from
PERHAPS. .S' the world X he first % their cias
esee BY any similar
N'''0e @'''''' ~ A. W. JACKSON
JP. wALpRoS, Treasurer to the Establishment.
A.ehsse, sna Builder T.G%ss SCENIC Artists.
sad ;sssi.s,st. GiIdns, sBam|.Sas Del
w Ike sd
Mr. 5Lsas, r SCOTT MR. RAyEHssRG RkSKlSs 7i... .p.
Rs2SS#EA RsRBg2 RsRsss2RBSg2S#EAr, AND E
sMHhNssRRN MhNsR %l:is ss'ss's'fo q tn. pI%sS%' pIondon
EsNis; EhsSEiSs Mr. # gHH%5faHiSfgSb. gHf5fHINogESEb
BIZ as.S:s S' f''%:' .s::!ss
Leader Of the Orchestra and Musical Director, MIR. E.
the opening nghtfu particulars OF which will be given
the bills and ersements the OF the
The Box book will be and may be secured for the
first week performance and zach subsequent day
~ NOTICE. ladies' and gentlemen engaged will
leave their addresses the Office that they be notified io
| iehearsals. jy282irr
GRAND FREE ENTERTAINMENTS OF
GYMNASTICS-MUSIC C-DANCING-SONG-
PORTRAYMENTS OF ETHIOPIAN LIFE!
OTTO COTTAGE, HOB OXEN,
EVERY FAIR AFTERNOON-commencing At balfpasi
II P. Nj, and terminating halfpast NJ Thus afford
those families who Hoboken after dining opportu
nity to witness this most EXPENSIVE NOVELTY.
For full particulars AID of performances large
and small bills. jy36 St Sal, M, ,T,W,Th%rc
WASHINGTON THEATRE, BOSTON
rVNHIS Theatre will for the regular early in
Sept mber next, continuing through the Fall and W inter
Ladies and gentlemen Of the profession OF acknowledges
talent and respectable standing wishing or h
will with early attention by making application
w. B. CHAPMAN or
WIN. b. ENGLISH,
jv26 iweodis nc Washington Theatre, Boston
THEATRICAL NOTICE.
rTNHE undersigned having leased the THEATRE ROYAL
III KINGsroN has arrived IN tins country Tor th
purpose of ngaging suitable company. -,
Ladies aud gentlemen of prosssion OF acknowledged
will please address the subscriber
post paid nr ,o,nox.
jy23 6teod.rc D. DE COkDoVA, New york.
The New York herald., 1845-07-28

LIFE INSURANCE.
Cd PITAL $2,50O,0OO.
l. ropean and American policies.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE .ASSUR-
ANCE SOCIETY, LONDON
UNITED STATES BOARD oFLoC Al DIRECTORS,
Ne" fSed sTfsfH4y'sa ESQ., cS.nsa sa'rrr
Ion Jona a,h,d !, ,p1lme5i 9,"e5iEsq Esq =,
James Boorman, ESQ.
samuel S Rowland Esq.
Gorham A. Worth, Esq
5aIRsi 5.IEANDER' NJ En- STARR, rs Manager.
The following among the advantages held out by this in.
q" wsf seldom ns b LIE to che
The peculiar BY the
& of ,hs oa Lp1s PfGSr%en thus blending the utility Of
very liar large sum 70 be permanently invested in the United
s%ny 10 be S s
The payment of premiums, annually haveariv quarterly
Thirty days allowed after each opremum becomes
Travelling leave extensive and lberal and premiums
Conditions the policy less assured usual
in ga eases Of Lie Assurance, tsee Psmphlstl
posj aordns sure data for calculations d the value the
IN TINS These proofs will at each division
Being uneenneeisd Nth Marine or Fire INSURANCE..
other foreign Company eectns % Lie Insurance s Ne. YORK.
The public are respectfully requested examine dsn.
gushing principles Of this Neutrality-suspicious. table, of rates.
Loan deciding to s ms are elsewhere
oeoe aoon ss .s y ssTdc e the e SS a.
ciety. j. LEANDER STARR. General Agent.
jy2i 3taw is 3m
PEOPLEs LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY,
4SSsH a DAiLYIsupdsys Esceped-Throggh Di.
G@3- CourtIand, and Liberty streets
Steamboat ROCHESTER, Captain X q. Cruttenden, will
cave Monday Wednesday and Friday Evenings o'clock
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, capraiu w. II. Tmesdell,
o'clock.
M5oclock NJ landing intermediate places from the foot
ifbarclay street -
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt M H.. Truesdell,
VIII leave Monday, Wednesday Friday and Sunday AZ
ernoous. at S o'clock.
Steamboat NEW JERSEY, Capt r.. H. Furey will leave
~ uesday Thursday and Saturday evenings o'clock
taking either oi the Lines will Alba
Inc Beats are new and substantial are furnished with and
eSnh te rooms and for speed and accommodations
1vailed on the Hudson.
Freight taken at moderate rates
All persons forbid trusting any of the Boats of thus
vlnout written order nom the Captains Agents
For passage fsgh apply on board The goats or 10 r. e.
Jcnntz a ths ofncs on the wharf jy9I re
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-29
Foreign News.
ARRfvAt OF TnE HrBERNTA.

Seusn days ldssr from Europe Fears Of Earthr
Scarcity-Produce still rising.
The steam ,hip H,berniia , arrived at Boston
on Sun lay morning, Oct l9h, making her pas.
sage IN fifteen days aud bringing seven days laler
news from Europe. She Sailed from Liverpool
on the 4:ii. inst.
The corn market continues firm, and the fine
weather which prevailed last week III the sailing
of The steamer, having been followed by repeated,
and heavy falls of rain, the markets, IN the early
part Of the present week. acq lred additional firm.
ness and continues SO, with slight drawb ,ck to
the present time. Large qh,ntaies Of 1p6r- arg
daily arriving from the Unto States aud Cxr ad =.
The import duty on flour, is now lOst0d ~
barrel. In some instances recently, lrlsh -
has receded Is per sack aud Canadian 81 per bl.
Influenced by large arrivals from The west. whica
amount since Monday To neatly 5000 birrels.
The rate of lueres. in EnsIa Is rising IN con.
Sequence Of the scarcity OF money. supermdaced
by railway speculation.
In England tho improvement in the income Of
railroads costumes. especially Oh routes where the
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-29

RAIL Road MIsMANAGEMENr.-We perceive
sthatlhe Wing presses of,he city of Detroit, lave
recently been accused by their opponents Of mai
rating accidents on The Central Railroad, switch
had their existence where but 10 tn, brain of
the writer's" Now having read the citj popers
daily, and noticed every account of accidents, as
well as having some opportunity to witness The
facts, we can freely vouch for the correctness
every account lhev have yet published. 60 far
from exageraing The number, four accidents Ut
least have transpired within two weeks which We
have not seen noticed ia any paper Week be.
lore last, the ST. Joseph, running short of wood
aud waite :, Gas we we're informed) between here
and Ann Aibor, left a part Of her train UPON The
Track aud came down 10 wood up, leaving the fire.
man TO return aud inform an engine behind Them
oil me TACT. by some mistake however. the en-
gineer in the rear was moi iufarmed or tho
III he came III collision with The standing cars,
damaging the engine and both trains materially.
] he next morning, we are informed, by collision
or something else. three cars were demolished bp
tween mere aud Detroit; that night or the niuht
but one, train under full speed ran off the track
between here and Ann Arbor, with considerable
damage 10 the cars and road and but few NOR.
niiSs suce the western train. due The previous 81.
ternoon. came through at 3 o'clock; having been
detained by freight train which ran off the ,rark
al ABDUL What The amonnt Of damage il we
know not If however, il were nothing beyond the
delay d danger occasioned, these accidents wouId
sufficiently prove the rankest mismaneement some.
where. We most fully believe that they are di.
recily chargeable TO the want of euerey or capac.
~ OIL The part Of the Commissioned. Were he a
man litied, both by horesy and business talent, 10
discharge the di'ies of his office, the public works
never could have become, they are, pubic
nuisance; the perfect deleslaiion of those ihev
were intended to benefit and the cause of discus,
TO ,iose who are employed To cotduc; ihem,Ewe
mean OF such of them make any preteusions to
honesty. We arc inclined to mention some Of
the cases of INSTRUMENTATION, and disregard hf pub.
lie Accommodation, which have led US TO this con.
fusion, but they are Doubtless witnessed bv every
one on the line. aud are therefore neither novel or
Interesting.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-29

wishes and never again yield 10 the corrruptiue
influences of clique formed entirely of poiaics |
and knaves. III am defeated shall
bear the defeat with equamiBity. IL elected will
serve you to The best ofmy ability
LUTHER BENNETT.
N. B. Persons DESTROYS Of voting for me can
strike off any name that is Objectionable on tie
regular ticket and insert.
LUTHER BENNETT.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-29
TO THE ELECTORS OF WASHTENAV
FeAou Citizens and Democrats:

Being about 20 present myself in novel po.
ton before you. consider it my privilege as ".
as duty Ia spread before you. some ofihe reaso
which have induced me 10 offer myself us Ca
didate for representative, to The State Legs
ture, from this county.
am farmer and Democrat of the Jeffsrso
an school, as a Democrat have always been g
erned by the usages of party. having never fdI
10 support the regular nominations when q
were fairly made and ola character that should.
title them 10 the support and confidence of , =
homes, man but so far The regular cardida<--.r
our town is concerned he is not entitled 10 any
suffrages upon either Of these considerations in
fact he richly deserves your united condemnation
for the course he pursued TWO years ago in defea.
ting a stirling democrat, and a man infinitely his
superior IN every respect aud 10 effect which he
was obliged To resort 10 the most infamous slam
ders. He is only distinguished as the leader of a
certain band that is always ready to do his bidding
nd whose Influence is ever brought against al
hunorable men u! the party unless they will de-.
meat themselves so much TO come dow 10 a maj
with this inebIiate d slanderer nor has he dollar
OF interest IN our town not being a tax payer TO
the amount Of siugle Cent. This is The man
fellow Citizens. who after having procured his
nomination through Intrigue, asks you to endorse
both his private aud politiral character,
As a farmer Fam one among YOU. INV in,eres,
feelings, aud associations. identified with Yours
am tax payer, and therefore have nm in,eres,
in common with you all, in effectine THOROUGH e.
radical reform in every department of government.
l am in favor OF reducing the salaries of publ,c
officers 10 an amount that shall correspond with the
awards of labor. holding it to be good MAXIM
that governments. like individuals, should brine
their expenses within their ability to ppy.
am in favor of thorough reform in our Jod;.
CARY system such as aO place justice ,cahin reach
81 the poor as peH as the rich
am 10 favor of aboishing all useless offices
thorough reform in our system of taxation and
the sale oil our works of Internal improvements.
These. Fellow Citizens, are some of Inc mea.
sures that will, if elected, receive Inv cordial and
energetic support. If,hey correspond with your
views OF public policy, then trust that can reIv
upon your suffrages
appeal to you as citizens, having sacred din.
" TO perform to come TO the polls dives,ed of all
partisan feeling, aud show by your independen,
action, that you hold the interest of the State ia.
above that OF party: and thus teach the assumed
leaders oil the democracy 10 Washtanaw, that i'll
they wou'd ne successful, they must consult your
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-29

By our Scotch advIces we Is;,,u mai ~ 80
OPERATIONS which have been interrupted by n lfffeS
heavy ram that fell between the 10Th and 22I had
again been actively resumed; it will nevertheless
require some weeks OF dry weather TO get in what
is still abroad. The lively reports from the south
had caused sellers Of wheat 10 demand materially
enhanced terms. AT Edingburgh the article rose
about IS. per ar, and al Glasgow the rise amour
Ter to Is. 3D. per poll, being equal to 5s per or.
Much anxiety was felt there to ascertain IN how
lar the Potaioe crop had been Injured by the dis
ease SO prevalent IN Engand, but as nothing yerv
positive is stated on the subject we are inclined 10
think The mischief IS not so great in that pan Of
the kingdom.
From ireland the complaints in regard 10 this
matter are, however. becoming general alorS
the west coast, where the Crop was previously
stated 10 have escaped nury,he roof has il said
Deeh discovered to have been attacked. In the
southern part of the island the bulks ofihe grain
had, we are informed been got in, and even in the
tuith, the helds were fast being cleared. On the
Whole we are disposed 10 think that The harvest
VIII turn out better ia Ireland than on this side Oh
Inc channel The rise in the English markets
had had the effect of causing an advance IN the
the value of both Wheat aud Oats. 49,
FROM THE CoNTINENp.--Ehe intelligence
from all parts Of the continent still shows tho la
inevitable failure of the crops there and in many
districts the sufierings of The people are already
severe for food La Germany the potatoe crop
has suffered greatly and the crops opon the whole
are scanty there. dr.
The news. other than of the markets. as above
Is not important aud some miscellaneous ilemss
though OF comparatively little interest, we ,nay
give hereafier.-Baf. Pilot. - u. ~ s1s
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-29

VOLUNTEERS CAsDIoArE-We publish by reques. the
Address OF Mr. Bennett. offering himself as caadi.
date for Representative Mr.. Bennett, if our testimony
may be admitted, has ever been Democrat, He is
more deserving and capable of the Office than most of
Inc regular nominees Of his party. and if ours are de-
fas'eo' we hape ~ may 10 aDops The ssfii ones
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-29

GREAT RoBBERy. messenger OF Mssrs
Livingston and Wells. Mr. PJwe', was robbed ]
entire contents. The robbery took place at X d
ts'er as he was passing eastward ON The cars.
The packages from Rochester had been receiv
and deposited in The Irunk before it was take
The amount lost is brtween twenty and TWEEN
five thousand dollars. Suspicion has .ei,rd o
two individuals, strangers, who disappeared Elm
UNANIMOUSLY with the money!
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-29

phi stopper ~ ies'. as.d aicr sfi g an hour or
Two watching her ,rrrnb.i spouse who was
walking the street on:sd., lie grounds, the pair
len the prem'ses How did The gentleman pass
las night "We.pa, s.. f:.r' renly"
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-29

SNOW hose wbp were out last ght ab0'
II O'clock, discovered slight fall cf SNOW.
lasted but few minutes. The atmosphere wa
quite cold, with strong north wind.--Bah. 2Is
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-29

0T The Tribune buildings have been aoa
exposed 10 destruction by fire which broke gu
in their Immediate vicinity. The fire originated
from the lamp of p,rier who was draw 10 !,
qua nifty of alcohol. The damage was principal
ly confined 10 book bndrries and printing establish
menrs. Among these were ;hc Offices of the Sab
bath Recorder. True WeeIeyan, and Advocate o.
moral Return. Several woIkmen are missing
and to the strenuous act of the firemen is II on
ing that the coan grafton was not still more de
desruc Tive.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-29

EMIGRANTs FOR JExAs--Seven large cover
ea wagons, filled with Doveabes, belonging to an
emigraling party. from Morgan county, Illinois,
passedihroush 81. Louis recently for Texas.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-29

FLORIDA ELECTION The Tribune has returns
from - counties, ~ which Cabel, Wing, has BOZ
majority. la The same counties last year Lew
Loco. had 9i2 IN j,ritv. aud The Remaining cou:l
ties then gave hlm about $50 majority. Cabei
probably elected. ADJ erftser.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-29

Toast.-Our corn-fed boys aud corn-fed girls
he. right material TO form eora.Hei ers:iot
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-29

- AMERICAN RAILROAD lRoN.-- tns Montour
iron Company's mills, al DansvilIc, turn out beau
liul specimu n OF rail. made entirely Of Anthracite
pig iron. The Po,isviIe Gazette says, .Fhe rails
exhibited IN US are eighteen lee, in length, and
weighs 6hy-one pounds 10 the yard we have new
er seen any English rails snrpassiug them IN beau.
ty Of make aud finish, and il is believed that the
materialisef il superior TO that generally employ
ed in England for similar purposes. These rails
are made for the Lancaster road. several tons we
understand are already completed. The Mon,our
aompany will be able to turn on, at least 10000
tots per year.
Goop.-Thc ] ubune BoIidig narrowly es-
csped another corfagraiion last evening. The
energy and perseverance, of our fremen saved that
magnificent establishment from ineit,ble ruin
Right glad are we Oft. We are pleased to learn
that Mr. Greedy. with his usual hberaI;ly, sent to
the Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department
check Of $50 for the benefit of offs widows and
orphans. The donation came from good man,
sud for good purpose.
The Locoiocoe. must be ,hai run for timber"
TO send 10 Washtenaw County CIR buffoon to
open the campaign. Il is general admission,
that .'every h'ngs fair in politics" but we can.
not reconcile mind TO The idea that such man
as Wilson. Of Washenaw, should stand up be.
fore the ncighbors Of w ilIiarn Woodbridge and call
him every thing ba, an honest man without recei-
wing some severe rebuka ns was manifested last
esenins-by .iIeuee.- Express.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-29

NATIVE AMER1cANs.-We are informed that
efforts are making 10 establish branch of this
party in Ann Arbcr. That the violent efforts OF
political knaves. to enlist naiuralized citizens IN
heir service. had given rise to much such feeling
all ars aware. But will not the mesns proposed
to remedy, rather aggravate The evil! Itmusi be
be taken fur granted, we lhirk, that no such par.
~ can be permanently successful. Though every
native citizen should mite for the purpose Of eec.
ling the "bjeci sought, wou d they compromise all
their other differences 10 preserve 1t Certainly
not. They ~ uld again divide upon nlher ques-
tons, each party would again seek assistance of
such meigners as had become ciiiz.ns under the
under The oiJ laws. by promising them renroy al
"f iha disabilities imposed or their c.unrymen e.
The work ct the natives would be undoue. We
have mol room this week 10 give views in full
OH This sui. c.. hni shall reeur to j: he.
most painful emotions. that Dr.. Douglas Hough.
ton, ofthis city was drowned, on the II inst or
Lake Superior. lie Was drowned from boal
about miles ca $ Of The mouth of Eagle River.
aud about 40 rods from the shore. There were
four others in the boat with him Of whom Two were
drowned and two saved One BODY has been re-
covered, but not that of Dr.. III. The news came
down last evening by the Empire.
DR.. HonghtOn our State (ieologist, and
was engaged ~ the survey of the upper Peninsu-
la. We will only add nov, that no mans loss
would he more deeply or more severely felt
Advertiser.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-29

- RAILROAD iRoN. = The Free Press is inform
ed that the orders OF our railroad authorities for
the remaining iron necessary TO complete the
Railroad 10 Kalamazoo, have been accepted, and
that DR.. Constock has gone 10 close the contract.
Why has not this been done before and in season
Cor the fall business! II has been repeatedly sta
Ted, and not denied that iron was offered TO the
commissioners as long ago rs last winter, and de-
clined. We know that intelligent gentlemen,
deeply Interested in the early completion Of the
railroad TO kaanazoo, after repeated interviews
with both Gov. B,rsy and Commissioner Comstock
during The session Of the Legislature. became sat-
isfied that there ras no intention of finishing the
railroad beyond Marshall for the fall crop
The motive can be easily imagined. DR.. Com
stock resides at Marshs where he has a large
store and is dealer and SPECTATOR in produce
Adperf;ser
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-23
sUBsOILING FOR CARROTS.

alew days since were at the House Of Indus
Wy Farm at South Boston, under the excellent man
0gement ofCapt. Daniel Chandler, and there we OBJ
served novel mode of preparing land for carrots
Ills dry ridge which was subsoiled for carrots last
year. and produced an enormous crop, excepting a
''P not SUBSIDIZED, left for experiment, where the
OOp was mol half so large, as they suffered greatly
WIN the drought, while those the SUBSIDIZED part
were green and fourishing. The rows were planted
asl year abou: two feet apart, across the burrows
AUS season the land was we'll manured, and then
'uOSo'ed by running the subso plough once only be
"eon where the rows were last year. After this
operation the common plough to be used turning
A'urrow each way the line of the subsoil plough,
''''e''ns up the manure and making a ridge for a
~" VI carrots In this way most of the will be
a'Ouna The carrots, and they can extend down deep
=" INC light and finely puIverzcd soil prepared by the
''''o' plough and as tho rows this season are be-
"een The places which they occupied last year, and
inc carrot has spindle root, which extends but
'DO'' distance, compared with those Of plants that
"a'e branching and 6brous roots this plan is on that
'O'a'lon oil crops, and we doubt not will succeed
W. "e"' and 1t is very cheap mode of management
observed the operation of subsoing, and il s,rr-
~ inc whole soil, Notwithstanding The plough ran in
4'eS Two ieet apart The subsoiling this season is
'''Os' mat OF last year.-Bo Cuitiuator.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-23
AGRICULTURAL ANECpoTE.

'u'ia' Cresinus, as mentioned by Pliny tho Ro-
N, historian, was originally slave. Having been
aue freeman, he purchased a small lot Of ground
~" which he obtained through his unwearied indus
~ ~ '"ueh liner crops than many Of his neighbors,
""O mad much larger farms. This excited general
y winch his enemies carried to-such length, az
h. @D''ae him of employing magic charms to render
il. sounds fertile and to impoverish theirs. The ed
~. 'lu'od him to be summoned to appear and answer
r' 'narse before the people of Rome. Cresnus o.
''1 ''e mandate, accompanied by his daughter, a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-23

fresh and healthy colOred girl, charms which appear
ed to greater advantage from the simplicity Of her
Dress The accused also brought with him the tools
ana implements of his profession. His muttocks were
remarkably heavy; his plough was of All enormous
S'ze' and his cattle were all sound and fat 'Behodp
said the truly dignifed farmer, behold
my whole magical equipage! behold the charms
which have recourse TO There are others, IN
deed, which am not capable of producing before
mean the sweat Of my brow, and the ncessant toll
both day and night This native oloquence decided
the matter; he was honoraby acquitted by the unan
imous voice OF numerous and aPplauding assembly.
-Soufhwesiern Farmer
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-23

A FACT. Excuse me for turning my back upon
you, SIR said beauty who carried rear guard Of
bolster proportions. snake no apologies, Mss re-
piled the gentleman, glancing significantly at the
normous Onderdonk, your back is sufficiently mpos-
ed upon already l f.1 .at.t f.,-
A young lady has just been married to her second
husband: she is now 8 LIZ years old and married
her first husband when she IL.