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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31

NfINTmmSe TmmSeeShanles' Shanles Institute,-THE REGuLA AR
5es nertin- OF the Institute III be held in the &c.
@ aoonl y Tuesday evening ist Ami al o'eosl
Ms. and BY Lawswiil ;. submitted for adop,,on
ee ssiuesicd 10 be punc;us in their at;sndsncs
,sns sed iutehseat Boy wanted in the Institute Ap
n By order J. 1 MAPS FrssSJ.r,
u Ae,sary. p5i 2t"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31

Ps. Ansel Frost, the man Friday of this Daley shall
have little Of SPECIAL ateuton that amuse the curi-
Gus Mestime remember the genuine and original Tam
kxsctor 10 be hadst2l Courand street at HALF PRICE,
no chrre,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31

ne above needs no comment.
- 1 1bctiea'y Daley has removed hs Depot from Albany
10 rs fulton street (Sun BudIngs) New ork Dealers
snd esets b Suppcd None genuine wiihout the NIii
saatnr Of IL Daley each wrapper box, IN reversed
colorSl INK m7iyt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31

Ig rur ALLEGATIONS AND OATHs or HHHRy DALEY
are tue then admit that the greatest knuvs the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19

We drink Green many y,ar have been paying on,
dollar per pound But thanks 70 me P,Sn Tea Comeany We
seta bere from them at rs cents psr pound I'VE d,ps
one pound per week. by which saving
yer year and enjoying better bargain
The Pekin Tea Company say we,-.uirror
Tie Pesn Tea Company rs Fuhon performing great
poor which bsvs eelsed Ibis country and S.aossd
smsI o. the ntele out of the market They import
wholesale prices Families always Of obapng rood
AZ hs sfea TEA warehouse,
and at the ZANE prie. that psys who buys
agsin-Dddy TNHs
You be Of obtaining umes pur. aud highly IA
yod teas by the single pound woesss prices or the Pesn
Tea Company rs street Tsy have probably ,bs ars
o sno variety Of hne green and black Of
and a great benefit consumers Of --snas
Herstofore has been aeun impossible 70 always
Of Fulton street 10 ob
tain as delicious AMI fragrant teas eouI wbh or
iDaiy SSu.
any readers desire 10 have good tea they Obtain.
ofIhe PeEin Tea Company, rs Fulton SsreetNererry.
wonp TO rsA DsisEEss1he Petin Tea Company. rs
dollars worth Of the nnes' grown
IN the Celestial Ep' done fancy packages
That Chinese Ingenuity privilege huy
crest estsbishmeHt and urury comfort 20 drnk tbem
y ngood Isss only and rea then Al wholesale prices cOun
them stihis place, reasonable tsm,.-g-Soris-
Trr PEuV Tsa coS,lyT-ws ebeeruHy attention.
of and Town nd eoupty
Tea Warehouse Of this Company. acquan
isnee WIN the proprietor sn,ee' u' TO bs'pcak hs tho
ny and price, all that stated q them Many
herb compelled Jrnkng
Ia consequence Of injurious effects
come hopeless Of finding Of the imported
Tea our market Kind which had such
ho~eysr such persons will be aeeabB disappointed The Ptn
Tea Company have commenced the importation of ehoice
Garden Teas most Celcious and picked
with which
h country rNeeP - presents Among these they
have oolonr, mild zephyr, nsuant ros
specially nervous persons it, effects pon many
Of those who have tried CONSUMED
dnnse" ladies who have wsd ay before Sunk
But MI suited win great advantage
over Other siore'of goihs sres whoale price, how
ever small the quaniy The Company Warehouse " ~ Ful
ION street.-Ntr World
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19
VISIT OAK HALL,
BOSrON, Mass
THE MOST POPULAR OF THEM ALL.

pom the suggestion of several gentlemen of
~ Richmond Vi. ana vicinity ,.I, ~. IN m. h., =, -
ing my thu. order for Cobpy sci fn,,h m. M
lowing for IN. peu,, Of ,ho.s who .s in ~ NJ,
Of paving Larry. sums for ,b.i, CIobn. ~
ueopmunic aons a nd orI.,s INNS, n. ,o u,, ,, ,..
MED with the money or dr paynb. in Ro.on a, .,sn, A.
gentleman wishing to send his order will pea !. .,a,. ,s,h, n
eorpuept or slim his height and b,s Oh, a.. ~. -,
but should prefer per.etv eopy..n, 20 h,v a.
taken BY some tailor for Goats Pant. rd y. ard M
insure a 70 od it, w.
FALL CAMPAIGN,
MaruiTiceut Cbn.,. mud or,,in., n..,,,. g.,
t.,nodeIin- o.L nan % n, sc--, o'
ADyICR IN pROrTssIoS Al urS Wppcn, STs NJ .pvs
WIrII NonER arg : ,IApIrs e,pwpoS ,ircn . ST.
sPANES FIRENrS Avn oTIpps, VISIT nIx m Ar
ARRIVAL up rAIJ ooons, Tn wuoI PC ar e M.
IpRs, - ~ "'-'
,,oud NJ, nj, n,o ,.sD.. h,,, ;n.,,, a., .,i. -, 49,,
sir, ng.,. yi.,tn, ala. ri,y y,oa,, 49, a., - -,
tim. have NOT been "a. nj h,yr rouDIs,.I nv s
the mo-, n.gni6r.nt .r,l. ,,.,,Iv ..,r..,, ~ va
-,s-.-.i.s, 5000 20. -. g.. ~,
The architecture being give. ar an op
portuniy display his paintings which
ao the walls perfectly ehsss and Appropriate every
viii be fully compensated for WISHING IT, Tn.
design and effect OF the Especially I'm the
evening unequallrd Atlantic Much
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19
EM0V AL.
JOSEPH RONANITA re.nnrif;,

oSEPH BONANTTA respectfully informs his
- friends and the public generally removed his
Confectionery Il Fancy store
from No iSl 10 No 80 West door To
Van Lew smh 4 Co. and opposite Hsssrs R Price
20 where 4 es by stret attention
tInnancs nj their aVcIrs.
Constantly hand large choice assortment Of French
general % line such fresh
dr,d frui. Preserves Of an kinds French Fancy roy.
Having hiey returned oss with arre ard ff-sh
stoeS Of Goods ee those who
that ihe quality and prcr fsh pl-asu
The subscriber public f the very Thar
patronage bcsowedon him n the year. viii Be- hap
ps To sc Them al his store better prepared To
them.
Country Merchants ~ouH do well % on him.
JOSEPH BoSAyTTA
No. 20 West Main Street,
oe Richmond. Va
SCoTrs SUPERIOR SAFES warranted IN .,ard ose.
~ IN the IRE than in uSAte,y srce;
IRE n Prtsburg. &c
PrrT.BUsH 10Th May, lsi5.'
do hereby certify thai m the iOt Apr Is45 my
specie &e we've preserved perfectly unnured, aoasa IL the
midst Of the flame, during III. whole period eouaarr
ton by Asbestos Fire Proof by Joan
Aurp
Mr. h 10 an EIehahgr Broker a bushes.
The following from burned
oat some time since IL Baltimore
Mr.. rtoTT, Baltimore
sn-SecinF Certificate youg A.Le-io- Chest. pub
.hed IN The Patriot Of the 18Th hereby the
served IN Ole Of ureh-s am, your. respectfully
JOHN CARSON.
W S Agents Tor hs manufacturer,
Il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19
DIR. Z. D. ROBINSON

4 tONIiNl ES 10 give his attention to persons
- aeied WITH Chronic, and supposed dir
ease HIS seer-s 10 The Botanic practice ten years
ashhe the assertion that large majority nay be
sreaty relieved and many entirely restored abouns
ehs Consumption Piles Caiea Bladder gIeer. Rb-na
tn Terr Isna Cbnrosis. Ane Prol.p-
sns Uteri &C. vii ind give him ira, Can
GERS are successfully treated Natures remedies compare
uSey ue pain AMI Without the tina:
tht Knife and all Other forms disease without rrsaa 10
name for matter Of but little consequence what the di.ea.
may have been called ofee yrank Immediately op
posite the Exchange Hotel y
20 Persons from obtain board with III. poeto
supply OF Medicine for sale wholesale and rrtai
Richmond, sept 90, Is45. daa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19
DR. BANNING,s LACE.
"HIS LACE for fac,I;,,- - ..,,I.azti

THIS LACE, for facility Of application, CON-
Tort In wear, and efficacy Of superior IN IN.
lust OF Abdominal supporters The seen to be
appreciated
rso- ought the Lace from long eondt,
ment W no live sedenary Of easily fsEu.d or who
are pr-fhaHi or predposed abortion: all effected
ID spinal complaints weak and aI should w..
wear cary TO prevent permanent dropping the
SPINE.
n all aborins uni.r What called Weakness.
van DC pIuepary beneficial 10 public speakers
have weak voice. throat, and
"o weak breasted blowers wind by
The Lace win end pernIanen, relief.
- found " be remedy for Sea invaluable
uavelns Accompaniment avoiding the effects Of !olns.
~ Pamphlets can be had zratis
Forsaeb by GAYNOR wOoD a IN
no29 N. Ay~nt. n, p;ch,,o,A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19
e IL | N A IL ALL .
FALL srFYLY OF
, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE.

FALL sJFFLY
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENwARE.
Y the ships Montezuma and Adirondack. via
Ne" York AMI the VtrginAn At City Point from Liverpool
shd y the ship HArk from Liverpool daily .Ipeet. AZ
he VII receive the remainder OF his
shapes and patterns. - 49,
~ e reeua packets tron Boston in sup
Plies Of "iAss from the Manufacturer prepared to Offer
To all who may want.
county Merchants and other. invited 10 s1amn
MS goods and Prices will offered bo.
who buy for cash, and to puneiuAl cgstnmsrs.
large Asortment Of Lard Lamps IooIirr Gl..-.S sou,
Ware &c uIcu ~, ARR
Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19
JOHN V. HARDWICKE,

Az Just returned from the North with the fashionable
Goods imported for the tradehy sSeeIed
quality here lie public
senssIy IL call and examine ihsm. he pledges himself
them unreasonable the quality puThasd
IA an n he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19
rHE PATENr GALvANIC RINGS,
Ind ChTisfis's NagNefie Fluid.

Ind ChTisfis's NagHefie Fluid.
Nls remarkable discovery has received the spptba
Medical profession Of Great Britain aud has now
been suheienty sng before the American pubic give
test Of It's power and efficacy The Patent ayane ainrs kaye
vAnc Battery Electric and Magnetic
without Of the injurious shocks which accompany the Spp
cations BY those Instruments and many respects
safe and certain in accomplishing the desr,i object
The Galvsnie Rings been perfect al
Of Rheumatism ehronic applying
fimb-. Gou Tic DoIorcuI, Toohaehe, Bronchitis. Vertigo Ns
Sick Headache, Indigestion Paralysis Palsy Epilepsy
fu Cramp Pspaton Of the Heart APpopeiy. Stiffness Joints
nbago, spinal Complaints Neurgia General Debuty Drneen
cy q Nervous Energy aud Ill Nervous disorders.
dnsry eject the system BE- witnessed be
and certain preventive of the preceding complaints they
equally be Ddd The Gayane Rings every
al Chrisies MssRsue FLUID used with the Rns.
render their efficient aud dTset
influence TO particular parts which ansesd For
oerhfas of the highest regarding efficacy
0avHnc Rings and haEpss FLUID. reference made former
Advertisements they be the once Tbs only Agsn
~ In New Yorkn at Do- lgt FULTON ST. (sun Buidns)
To guard sgau faud Christie sppoint. one agent
any Ofthe unsd States Ths ony ssssey siy
q Richmond, 10 ALIEN. DUVAL 4 coz,
suT Ia7 Main Street
PRICES Por aod Ring. 90 and s2SO each; for Common
RinE- 50 cents zach Galysnie Fiuid. 81 per bottle
TIME subscriber has the pleasure to announce
~ 10 he hsnds and the public At arEe that he has lust
received snd opened large Of
style articles In he line dtect France
Bonbon, neh ve'oras in The richest sye and Of variety
Frames m fancy portraits decatsy finished gravure
RaPsbsrry Balls Gum drops Cordial Drops Cherry
Fared FBes sugar Almonds Vanilla Lemons and Rose
white Almonds Gice de Paris a CaPs Comets Ffors Choeo
late su:ks Chocolate, sugar Hands
temeJ well finished sugared Paees Jphjube Pop Kis.e
and ahoa large
dng' o. other pues entirely Of new style oseibsr with
and singer ioIenges Cpa'd Fruits Jr Cru~s, Chocolate
Co1a received ffr' such a. fnes LINES Ginger Ae Ike
w'cCotbiehs Fancy Rores and thousand o"r aress
mention presents spprc
snyme Tho Foods for inspection and sou happy
o'w hen AZ TINE my r'oe on Bfnad Street No io3 op
HNoREw rrzziSr
Ms-orde for parties vii b. promptly 'pd Hury suspied
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR


VIE Franklin Manufacturing Company nav, ON hand a, h,,
fAFLk MILL near the Depot Of the Railroad rood
assortment NJ erirA uperne, fine and letter folded and
nat cap papers ruled and PLAIN medium printing and
wrapping pap~rs Of lowest wboe-aI.
!" ~l'h 'ry invite public attention. assured quality .t
price belr viii tear
any Norfrn Factory THY prepared for
any Description OF paper that the customers may
require Merchants and dealers requested 10 call AT the Pn,
uehsctVes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19
WORTHY OF NOTICE.

puTNEY 4 WAITS would r,.n,sf0pv i, |. sos nsAs.
-uerot pair Of Water proof or shoes On civ,
- we nave JUS, opened Splendid made BY the aboy-
lses which arr known equal to any mad- IN IN. n
s Ihey cost h;te com boot. and .so-.
We CONSIDER Them worth double much Gens.m.u ~, IN
ference. de p'-r~sS - VIZ I'M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19
New and Rich styles of Tea and Dinner

CsT opened China few sets OF entirely new and reh
sts OF Tea AMI Dinner Services, which ATTENTION OF
The public invited LkeWIse patterns OF Fo.ng ae nd
be &c, dinner reryiee-and White Granite
uI-ou . ,r,rr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19
GOODXLAB's METALLIC GUM-EIAsrIC
MACHINE Betting,

PATENTED lsIi.
Made only Al RoIsury near Bosonl Mas
an article ot immense value to Consumers of
Il Machine Betting lts peculiar qualities
J. Perfect equality Of width and thickness will retain
T. No degree OF heat under ss0 FsTeIhft INJURIES IL
MAIN nerible any degree OF cold
J. E-s niiai and tupenne other
Of which At once viii destroy eather produce
IT'S OF great Strength ana durability when adjusted
ehlney docs not require alterations leather
afforded together with the remarkable properties
Gers Il worth tbe attention OF all use article.
Circular eontaAing list Of prices b. forwarded on
application 10 e subscriber who Agent for the
Al oes promptly
CHARLEs W. BuRNES. Telling Agent
no 3-em No. as fremont Row, Boston Mas.
.foLIAN PIANO FORTE MANuFACToRY.
FINHE subscribers having exclusive nsh and vi
entity, 10 manufacture Coenans Patent oisn
and apply the Piano foues right 10
vend the same TO Others be used country
They also manufacture Piano Foes sher
with without the frame and oAn At
taehment.
Persons wishing obtain
mandatory hereby their by
mai thal be faithfully executed prices
employed an ageat, pres. themselves.
To remove ali doubts from the minds
US We hereby exchange every
expense from Of the county refund purchase
nsy' II the parchas Is satisfied
Any person wishing Information
obtain copies ofthe AoI,s PAso Porn JorExt GRATIS
ing their address to Us 4. GILBERT L. CO.
no lI-Sm No son, Washington street Boston, Mass.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19
sOAP-srONE PAINT

U'hs Paint has been favor,sy kpon in I'm, S,,,,
o''es a. cheap covering for preserving roof. ne
an put on with IL preserve. .,,,.. n. n.,
wool ~ot from decay for ears nalinv th
70 Nater and to great proof Those having roo,
49, A-1s P~'"' my
,r.,>,ri'a ss' "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19
COMPREHENSIVE.

EONARD HONS have this day associated ihem JSo
~ w NcoLL, sia arm OF Gray, Ncon Co.. VIII CON
the transaction VI Domestic
In this City under thc fm OF LEoS,Rp, HoxE 4 NIooLL
WM. A. LEONARD,
ROBERT HONE,
JOHN w. NICOLJ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19

Insurance be effected any up
BY application HENRY LUDLAM
u sly Richmond. va.
Physician the Society. AuGU=rUs l.. WARNER NJ. d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19
,FRESH FAIL DRY GOODS.

sh. and harkaway. from Liverpool by recent arr
We Nor'h fan and gsiied Foreixn and
Prints Is unusually args At low prices.
- - No. 100. Main Street Double cTnite Froot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19

ny E>OR CHARLESTON, s. Z. the fine
Etzf Il new Brig ANNAwoN, H. Bird. master having mo-,
Of her engaged viii quick dispatch For remad. OF
ANAL Paekases, apply
n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-19
,,rn J, MINERAL "a KNOBS.

CoSS Manufactures Mineral Knobs Rim and Nor.
tee Locks lacbes &c Pro different
The Mineral and Pea White Knob artice-Vsfy dura
Die, hard and requires cleaning finish of
enh Of time Southern aud south Western w, DO
we'll " ea IN ths subscribers When visiting The Npuh &C sl-dm
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14

If his eOunirymen is The great purpose,
Tennessee was once cheated oat Of q
President, and now the sane party have
leaders who would cheat her SECOND
time. We ask our friends 10 treasure
up Ihess things--Oiher contests are to be
fought, when ihe true character Of mOd-
eFn whiggism mus, be portrayed. The
same party which laboFed 10 dePrivsThOs
Jefferson Of the Presidency--Snd after
wards actually defrF uded Andrew jack
son--are now at work, afler the clearesi
expression Of the popular will to practice
the same frauds upon the popular will,
and place in The Presidency man not vo
ted for BY any portion Of the people.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14
NEW sERIEs.-voL.v. Ne s5.

ihe last act was that Of dismiSsing q most
worthy mechanic and excellent Librarian,
and putting 10 bis place the most missra.
ole' drunken loafeT in The Sisis. as = re-
ward Tor his dOggerel ybmss!-tO say
nOlhing Of such acts as the Brown county
Judges, the dismissal Of General Gale.
and The election Of Nr. Moseley Adig-
.ani General. The deep gTOanisga. Of
Ine wings may be heard oil round st
these acts Of the deeeacy! But they are
IN character with the i.sIl the decsney
and all the morsls," 10 say nothing Of
the religion. They are TeesdalSss "sIl
over" and we congratulate our nOighbOr
on bis Suecess!!-SiGresm0n.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14
A TRUE BUT STRANGE sToRY.

EhUE BUT S1hANGE StOkIs
Tne Philadelphia Spirit Ot the Times
says:
One Of the strangest circumstances
came 10 light in this city the other day,
every lax in its chain OF events bsing
equally n. steEio0s and remarkable. A
lady who keeps q stock store 10 Sixth
street. missed the other day . spNsndSdl
black srf, Of q rich and peculiarly fe-
ured silk. OF course she suspected y
number Of PeEssn& She dschsFged her
wash women who hsPPened to be in the
store at The lime, accused her saleswO-.
man, and also dealer who had been ex.
amining the scarf Just before. This deal.
OF was terribly annoyed bf the accusation
and sOrely perplexed. But mark how hS
and others Wefe relieved, and the guilty
one discovered bys simple accidenI!--
Some time after this dealer stepped into
a millineT shop 10 Second stEeei-ihe only
one he ever Visiled--and there he behold
beng worked up into q bonnet. q piece
Of silk, which be believed TO be the ideB-
tical one in question:! He carried q pisea
Of it TO the loser. She new il was the
same! The mlIIiner said the bonnet vas
TO be finished and called for that evening.
A constable and a warrant were procu-
red-Ihe lady came-sbs was questioned
about the silk-declared she bought it,
was desired TO show what sIors-Ibe par.
y proceeded TO the shop Of lbs loaer-
The lady there confessed her guilt sD6
tainted! She was taken beforeAldermam
"-faiDted again-Was bound
over in $500 To- answer-ssut for her
sister Tor security, and after painful
scene the curtain drOppedI The eulprit
Is lady belonging to good society, and
with her sister keeps fashionable boar.
ding>hoDse in fashionable street, isa
member Of church, end FepuIed to BE- q
PiOuS and highly resPe clable lady. We
give no names, because we do not desire
TO edd one pang TO the sufficiently mOr,i.
fed parties. but NEARLY 10 mention lbe
outlines Of the singulsr story, in order "a
shew how innocence was acquitted and
the legally culPabls mysterious found
cut"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14

6FFhOse ALIENS we're dreadful fsI.
lows during the Revolutionary war. A
single Instance, as : sample OF the si,u-.
alton ofmany Of the officers, when the
army was disbaRded 10 1884, as rslaisd
OF The conduct Of Baron SteubeD. nav
not be amiss. When the main body of
the army was dish tnded'al Newborn. and
the veteran soldiers, were biddiSq a Darl.
ing farewell TO each other, Lieut.. Col
Cochran. an sged soldier Of the New
Hampshire line, remarked, with tears in
bis eyes, as he shook hands with. the Ba.
rOn-
'FOr myself FcouId staBd il, Bu, nv
wife and daughters are in the garrett or
that wTetehed tavern, aad | have no
means Of removing them
Come, come, said the Baron. tdsn't
give way Il US, will pay my respects to
Mrs. Cochran and her dsughters.'
When the good old soldier left, them
their eOuniensnce sWere warm with graf.
itude, for he had lsit them allthe monex
he had.
10 one Of the Rhode leland repimant.
there were several companies 81 hIscL
troops, who lad served throughout ~
whole war, and their discipline snd brave-
~ vas unsurpassed. The Baron obsatv.
ed one Of these wounded negroes On tho
wbaffst Newburg, apparently ii efeat
distress.
What's tho matter, brother soldiesP
why, Tnasie: Barren, I want dolIsF,,o
60 home with, now The Congress- hse No
further use foE me.' s.'s
3 The Baron was absent few moment,.
and returned with silver dollar which
he had borrowed. sThere, Il 4 en- I
could get--taks it,
The nsgrOrsceivsd il with ior. hailed
a sloOP which vas passing dowE the river
70 New York, and, 30 Be reached che
deck took offh hst and said--lsGod
bless master Bsfon.' = Bosom Post.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14

I COOt AND RIcM. - Sam Slick tells ihi
following story, which is as good es new
Squire Peleg SunlOrd and all his fam
lily was ell Of them the most awful pas
siOnate folks that ever lived, wnen ihel
chose, and then they could keep 10 tbei
temper, and bo as cool al other times al
cUcumbers. One night old Peleg, as h'
was called, told bis son Gucum, boy o
IA years old, 10 go and bring in a backlog
for the fife. Backlog, you know, squire
in wood fire, is always the biggest stick
that one can knd or carry. il takes q
stout chunk Of boy 10 Iift one.
well, as soon IS GucOm goes TO fo,ch
the log, the old Squire drags forward the
Goals, aud fixes The Ere 50 as TO leave q
bed lOr it, and stands by ready 10 fl Il
into iIs place. Presently in comes Gu.
com with little cat stick. no bigger than
his leg, aud throws il on. Uncle Pelee
got 50 mad, that he never said a word,
hnt just seized a ridiA' whip, and gave
him most an awful whiPpen.' He tan-
ed hiS hide properly for him, you may de.
pend Now says he, go sir, aud bring
in proper backlog
'GuCOm was clear grit as we'll az the
old man, for he was a chip Of the old
block, and no m stake; SO out be goes,
without so much as sayin' word, but
instead OF goin' to the wood pile, he
walks off SllOgelher and slaid away eight
years, ill he was one and twenty, and his
own master. Well, as soon as he was "a
man grown. and lawfully on his own
hook, he took il into his head ore dsy
he'd 90 home and see his father ans
mother agin, and show them he was alive
aud kckin', for they didn't know wheth
er he was dead or not, never havin, heard
Of or from him one blessed word all that
time. When he arrived to the old house,
daylight. was down end the light lit, and
rs be passed the keepin'-rOom wlndsr,
he looked in. and there was old Squire
5ttin' in the chair be was eight wears
afore, when he ordered in the backlog,
aud gave him such an onmurcifuI whip
PIN. So what does Gucom do but Stops
At the wood pile and picks up most hU.
gaceOus log, (fOr he had grown 10 be a.
most ihunderIn' big Teller theH,) and o.
penin' the door, be marches in and lays il.
down on the hearth, and then lOOkin'. ssId
he--
Father, I've brought you in the back
IOg.'
Uncle Peleg was struck up all Oe a
heap; he cOuldD'i believe his eyes i'nat
The six iOOIer was the boy he had cow hi
aed, aud he couldn't believe his ears
when he heard him call him fathers a
man from the grave wouldn't have sur
prlsed him mO:e; he was quite Oniakaliz.
I'd and bedumbed for a minute. But he
came to- right of, aud was iced down
10 ireeztn' point in no time.
'What did you sayS' said he.
THAT have brought you in the back
log, cir, you sent me out iOT.'
9Well, then, you've been d---d long
lime a fstchin' it, said he, 'lllal's all |
cen say. Now draw the Goals forward,
put It on, and then 60 10 bed
Nov, that's fact, Squire; know the
parties myself, and that's what call cool,
ness, and no mistake s1g.r