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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

IT Percy, French Surgeon Of great celebrity says
the fashion OF covering the neck with bof
rowed by the French from the English, who introduce
for the purpose Of conceang the hdeOu, and disgusting
scars left upon their necks by the cofu!a Since enr
however remedy for the disease hs. been discovered
II when the first symptoms OF Scrohla develop themselves.
tesorI Is at once hid 10 SAHDss SARsArARLA the scsn
which the cravat invented conceal " Il never make
their appearance and when the foul ulcers have
planted themselves among The glands, Of MS
powerful aaiseptlc WILL by restoring healthy circ9apo
them 70 dry up, heal and cicatrise Equally ehes
cious will II be- found in all diseases Of the akin eses Of
an uIcerous or humorous character.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail, By A B. D.
SANDS, Wholesale DrUggists 100 Fulton-st corner OF
WilliaIn-sL ~ Broadway, and n East Broadway New
York Sold also by Druggists generally throughout ins
CnlLed stsLes PE!ce - hoLt.s or ax boL.es oI ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

From dc 81. Lopis Republican, l6eh.

FTo' ,ae ~. LoIls Ntga0.loaH, IolT
The Burlington Hawk Eye OF Thursday last
SAYS We are still in some doubt about the cleo
ton OF Governor and cannot Yet tell certainly
about the Legislature. The Loco-Focos evidently
feel that the possums have the control OF the
Legislature Il the Wings have not majority and
hence are applying all their establishments to Sc
cure their votes All the hard things which were
said OF them before the election are recalled and
now they are the cleverest fellows to be found II
Iowa. The Hawk Eye says
The Members elect from Lee County seem 10 be the
most popular III this new State OF Iowa Inc John
ston and Dodge clique ROW willing TO crouch and
fall down the feet OF the three Democratic pos
sums. The Van Antwerp Clique are courang their rs
also We have heard enough about The tstnperine
with these gentlemen leave tie impression upon our
mind tina, il some folks sin amazing careful they may
obtain il the penienrsry before they get
in the Senate OF the United States. We Know some
ihnss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24
DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
ey ELECTRIC TELEG RAPH.
Explo.ion-Gaie at the South.

SATIX-EE. SoT- III 2 n
Beasys powder mills, eight niles arom he c;ry
exploded this morning Five uen were blown 70
atoms It Is stated that co less than :7.o tons Of
gunPowaer we're l. toe building, al Of which eX-
plodsd almost simultaneously. The coacussion was
tremendous The whole surrounding country and
the CRY Of Baltimore we're violently shaken, as
II by an earthquake. Furniture and earthen and
china ware rartled sH every dwelling
The bieb -siDd OF TO-DAY has delayed TIE South
srn mail We have dispatch from Washington
reporting me Steamboat having the mai on board
aground in the Potomac the gale having driven the
water out of the river 70 nal leit " asnIngton
this morning for the South owing to the sgr stage
q the water and the gale Nothing OF importance
in the W stern mail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24
spanky and blunt, any how.

NORTH CARoLiNA.-The Raleigh Register q
Friday states that the Wings OF the North Carolina
Legislature have voted in caucus 10 support Csc,
E BApoEs Cor the seat in the United States Senate
made vacant BY the resignation OF Hon. WA H.
Haywood y Nh, Badger it viii be remembered.
was chosen Secretary 81 the Navy by the lameated
Harrison. oas resigned immediately when the
treaeaery OF Tyler was made manifest He is an
eminent Statesman and syue Wing.
Since writing tins above we have receives, the
National insellisencsF which announces the elec.
ton Q! Mr.. Badgeg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24
TEg SC7Posro MURDER CA>E--cIEcs :

Tug Sr7FosEp NrRDER CAsE--Since the find
IL OF ne osy OF Thomas Ca-lE- Il ne Canal lock on
FIday eTen.n- last much eeI..IsHi A1S pssSaso N
-. r5g-f1--,o3 and ne public officers are O. ire
ar 70 :sr-et cut the perpetrators OF i1e u1uTer LIZA
beth Witt notorious To-aEa about town Fco las
Just retained i-u- term 0: serTlce Z tie state 1=
zared 5sf0rs f-rce e:en r.. morning that sas WIS
near ta lock CT Thursday evening and saw Ca-za en-
Ter the shop @: German named horts On the corner.
70 get -dz7ei ia. Re offered bill II payment aid TIA;
:or so.e reason Eor-ss wife ordered Tim o1c SIC
s.oae .:c lex lin II TIE back OF the head parity
stunning him tat 7an hsa out and rear tir- L
TIE face VIE Glib and presently another, Wien The
Two picked Ca-!sa ID and threw rim 40 the canal
There appears 70 BE isusiSiy Z he story bat
tie Justice II consequence Of contradiction from
anoi5e- witness wo Ca-!aa shsye himself d; home,
and the Infamous character Of tie wGaa who related
,ne circumstance ID not feel authorized 10 make an!
commitment: The ofscer= s,.ll o. ne ratca-
Newark Adv. I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

FIRE.-About three o'clock this morning, FIRE
broke out in the extensive suction store OF J. B. TAI
gee on Main. between Olive and Pne-sts which, .,
.e;her with the large Chaa warehouse Of Mr. Hall q
Joining it. were destroyed Their losses from the lSe,
ness OF the hour !; occurred were unable 10 Acci.
tain bus ~ ample time was given. considerable
quantity of dry goods and quccnsware saved wheh
VIII make the loss fall not 30 heavy.
Al the time cur paper goes 10 press (haI pssi 'hree
oclock3 the IRE tl RACES sad there Is no telling where
i, will stop The fremen, usual were quickly on tie
ground; and we hope that with their efforts and TIE
rainy weather which is favorable the tTe VIII De sub.
ducd st. Louis New liza Roy. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

~ The Cayage Tecssa, leading Barnburner
organ, dominates Silas Wright unquah6edy for
next President aud pretty strongly nsinuates tina,
no owes his defeat to the benevolent inter.
position CT his dear friends In and about the White
House. Washington. The Toesin concludes.
Tho name OF S.las Wright VIII be a rslyins posa,
for the Democracy of this State and ryins poin, al
so a- ia; rs.cs of the Democracy OF the Union WHO
DxslaE TO REDEEM THEIR PASrY FROM COMBINATIONS
AT rHs SOUTH ros Power, AND AT TEX NORTH FOR
Plumber"
Snnnhr md hlnnt any how
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

Ggs. KEARxEY.-We learn that orders have
been issued oy the War Department to Gen Kearney,
IN which he Z permitted with MS star return 10 the
United States Rer; Spring provided all things remain
quiet in California. II be leaves the time permitted
By TIE Department he VIII probably reach here by the
month OF August Ills return % the United States
however will entirely depend upon the state Of affairs
in California
We also learn thar Col E 3 Mason of the I. :.
Dragons. has been ordered California take
ua.ad OF the Dragons who have accompanied Gen.
kearney. Col. Mason has for tir'e, been on the
recruiting service. he vi! leave, understand I'M
aediateiy and crossing the ls;hmus OF Panama Will
joln ni= command by vessel the Pacific. lie will
probably bear further ocders and instructions Gen.
hearney. .st Louis Rep. 10th.
e \ colored family composed of SIX persons,
mas liberated by Mr. John yan Lear Jr. and Mr. n
Friend OF Williansport sd. and viii leave for Africa
IN The packet bark Liberia sail iron, this port
on the 25th instant
e The store Of 6. w vintion HadIcy, Mass
was damaged b. IRE the Of or 5000 FIJI
day nigh. iast-part;ay insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24
GOURAttp,s LIgRARY OF ROMANCE.

JULIA WRfGHT-CAsTo AAsl-
The foolman had Iust left hs dovyny bed,
And rant 10 answer Blackstone's early nns-
Bur. when he learned Us import, shook his heal
He couldn't teII-but he would call Jan= King.
That was the name Of Juiiss waiting ula.dJ
- Be seated, sir, until hitAer bring
Mise Jane" She d" Iss Julia no b=t,ef'
Bur, Il your name Is SIoEY-here's letter.
~ Those persons must indeed be singular .ho are II
suI 70 abide the evils Of Tanned Freck!sd, sa!o" I-
Rough or Pinple5 :scewhen Is sonotnrioas tnei
RAUD5 kGliaa hedIcated Soap is all that 10 requires y
make the skin clear crystal, and white as sBo
Equally eccentric be that lady who reicces IN Il
line uIoustGeks and perckSnce bead Of sed
IL so well KNOWN that GOURAUD'5 PouG'es sHethS 9.
completely eradicate supeIaoous hair, waIe hls ute
HGr DIX Is equally certain color IL brown or 6iSs
r. Bear in nfrd that DR. FELIX GOURAuDo - -
powned preparations only be obtained seHiEe u -
Deott a. Wslser.sL first store from Broadway. r,
AeEsrs-Jorear, Mik,st Boston Carleton I'D
lowell: ives Salem Guild, Bangor Bliss, Springs
Green Co. Worcester; Myers, New Haven, Bull - az =
ford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

t. Az OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GIN. TAx,
Lon, giving an account Of the Siege of Monterey,
has been published in the Washington Union, and
we would gladly transfer it to tue columns OF The
Tribune could we spare the roonn. This document
is written in the usual modest and lueid style Of
Gen. T but ON q careful perusal we see nothing of
particular interest in i, which has not been already
pahlished here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24
Bf THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

= The remains OF Capt Ridselsy are to o
b-,s -4-:o aa,sro,e y NJ SsI7asi : Mis- ne gen
tisza selected ~ IRE cta-eas OF 2 70 distaisr ar
br;ns hack Ire -er1sins Of l. Col WATSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

The Legislature Of this State convened a, ITALIA
hassee yesterday 23d. This body is composed Of
10 Senators and 80 Representatives In the Senate
there are : Wings and y Loco Focos. In the
House, L Wings and - Loco Focos. OF course
the Locos will have everything their own way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

Go TO THE GYMNASIUM !-Dyspeptcs and those IN
feeble health so TO the Union Gymnastc Academy,
Nos lj9 and l6l Cfosbyst. Beecker-the larges.
and most complete Gymnasium in the United Safes
The exercises Will be carefully adapted By the subscr
Der 20 the strength age and constitution OF the symn
to produce high health, to irregularities Of
form, and to animate and CITIZEN cnieebIcd constr
tons. Glasses meet at sunrise, and at g. and p N
Hot cold and shower baths free to subscribers
DE- j. B. RICH Manager
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

The corner stone OF tie new church about
to De erected by ne Parish OF Mars Burlington y
was lad "a Tuesday Iast By Bishop Doane II The
presence OF the Bishop Of Sorra Carolina Eur6e. O.:
the Clergy and large concourse Of the pensioners,
c:yizsna and strangers.
- The sugar house Of Capt. Levy Wilson, OF
the parish OF Rapies. Lousans- was totally destroyed
nv ire on ne nigh, of the III inst together with che
whole contents vaued az f-oEl $4,000 10 500
bali ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

70 The shaking Ouskers st giving their s'tcaed
ing aud y onderul exhibition The Museum. which, to-
eether " IN those splendid panorsmas ct Londou Edr-
burrh France Sc hs large saloon each perfcI.
panc- They viii % exhibited this afternoon at and this
evening ~ O'Clock connection With o'hcf SUPERB en-
cr,siuncnis by " ynan th7 magician and Mr.. Q1al hs
celebrated bsliad singer. &c. Go early.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

u We 50 to press without the LonsIsland
maii due al $ O'Clock last evening. We fear some
accident has bsiauen the bos. in crossing the
Sound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

The return journey performed IN less time, and
could have been accomplished with ease at rate eS-
ceedne so miles hour. The actual running time,
excluslve of stoppsges il as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

- WOMAN and her Diseases, i.om the Cradle 70
the Graye-adapted exclusively to ser instruction IN
the natural laws OF her systcn and all the diseases Of
her critical periods, by Edward H. Dixon ~ D. PIP. S2S
price 81 IS. For sae by CHAs H. RING.
Corner OF Broadway and John.st
The proudest mother may consult this work With
great advantage to herself and to her children"
IN York Ahlon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

r. Dngman BOdiHe, SOL Grind-st. offer to the ladies
and purchasers of Dry Goods the greatest bargains Of tho
season They do business strictly upon the cash. price
sy'tem-and any taste can be srahed in selection from
their rich stock OF Shhwls, Silks, Casbmeres. &er,
Alpaccas, Prints, Linen Goods DoInesllcs &c By
their system OF business they able offer very great
Inducements to purchasers md az goods warranted 10 be
what they are represented, ms Gs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24
ryysE oUrsIDE or ro-DAY's PAPEk--1

~ Traree7a and ols<s leaving the CITY n the stoe.-
noon are !nforre! ina. All Reetikg g1ion Of re re
6tae printed every day containing me s'oex Saiss
Markets News by me Southern tnsi dc up io1 co.
gv inorrinx of he YewsboTs Tor the Eeeatas gdnoa
OF The Tribune every Dl be sbe 10 aks WIZ LIE
the latest news up TO The tinne .. iesvinz tse Cg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

y The Courier g. Eaga1tre, replied yesterda?
20 our opening Of zoe piscssion Association, oa az
.ac enormous and unastabc leng;a that we are CON
PEELED 70 postpone lie insertion with our reply Ill ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

CONGRESSIONAL observation-disclosures from forty
1--WE Counties, official and unofficial, leave KISCAlD
with 4 majority OF i've hundred yotes. 1t IS prob
sble that MoDANlEL is elected but by avery small
majority. We suppose the entire sote viii he as
certaired at Jefferson City IL day or Two after
the meeting OF the Legislature In many Counties
there WAS no Election held. st Leuis Repub. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24
Cour1 CnIenhnr-Tuis D

Common Pleas-Part Nos. n 3l7, 81, -. IS, 81
90 q, o. q. PAT Mos. t. Il, 30, 81 3ls, 800 81, 80,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24
Business Notifies.

\ FLARE.rr ~ BRoApw,y.-Therc has bccn We
learn srsa, excitement among the Calico Barous OF
Broadway To maintain their supremacy among The
,shionobes they have issued very curious manifesto
which Mr. Grswold intends to cmbody in the next edi
ton OF hi. CUrosiies OF Literature The cause Of
this is the startling nroad which has been made on their
fashionable and best custom by the new gentry who
have sprung up in other streets among whom Barker
Towle II Catharnc seem to have made the creates,
havoc The manifesto was manitestly aimed At thi,
irm. who by selling up,top goods third below Broad
WAY rates throwing the balance OF trade TO tee
East aides - Cstharine. 81. - a great place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

PARIS STYLE oy hATs-Manufactured and for sails by
KNOX, la Fulton st. Sun Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

. JorHAM SMITH Esq. VIII deliver his third Lee
ture on Paradise Lost at the s;uyyeant Institute $50
Broadway on Friday evening the 27ih inst at oc.otk
Snhiect-Adam and Eve. Tickets IS oents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

p : w. DIssRow, Commences. is the Agent Tor
The Tribune a; Newark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

% DR.. SHEYEERpEcKER, somewhat known as
Of the eATlics; enlightened and scientific spos
lies OF th.s Wa;erCu this Couruy, Just
ed visit TO Grae:enbers sad the various Water
Cprc Establishments OF Germany and England BE
vii forthwith resume the direction OF Us Water Cure
i,,rsa IN plilsA.lnhi,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

~ Why, oh why will you suffer with rough, chap
cracked and tender skn BON children and slus se y
allowed live, viii breed other akin diseases, sues -
s;rryy, salt rheum erysipeas pHpies bloches, srag
LIONS, &c Pefsons should wash tie part dieea.ed 90
that truly blessed remedy for skin diseased JOY 70 issa
ian Chemical Soap Then 81 disease Is cured The iks
becomes soft, smooth clear and This mind, he ~
JONEs'S Soap clear The skn of freckies, tan su1oas,
norphe~ &c .ad cold (only this city) the ssa o.
the American Ia Gle, 81 Chgtharn-sL MA 2eca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24
HAIR rSvICoRAToa


shalons Chemical Invgorator stands unriyalsd o.
toilet article for gentlemen ladies' for besutyins nc
hair It Is recommended by physicians in consequences
Of rs containing no greasy substance.
PhaIons Hair Dyes warranted to change red or grey
whiskers beautiful auburn or black instantaneoaaJ
and will not smut wash OF. Gentlemen can ra7s
their whiskers dyed al the depot
AL orders must be addressed to e. Phaon, 81 bfoaa'
way.
Both articles are for sale by the principal drug AGA
tancy stores IL the union. NIL Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

~ The celebrated Coucn Pulls OF DR.. Laenaec, Q:
Paris (who well known the inventor Of the SstA;.
scope and for his works diseases OF the Lungs
are performing the extraordinary in OF
Consumption and Chronic Coughs Of long standing. Gem
mon Colds cured by few Pulls in day or TWO, and
Whooping Cough gives way to their power like magie
No matter how severe the Cough almost instant relief will
be given. Cases Of long standing, attended with splitting
OF blood have been entirely cured in single month, and
the patient restored TO health aud strength Read The fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

q HERR ALEXANDER has returned to our City,
and viii exhibit his feats of Necrcnancy for
ngs a; the AIhanra The charge is 30 cents, and we
understand that me audiences are not Only large but
highly respectable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

ExUact from letter 20 The Agent
have administered them To my child, three years Old
with marked benefit, and continually keep Them IN
house believing them be safe and oeJta, remedy for
the diseases mentioned IN the ciIculars."
~ Price box, with full directions Sold 81 the Of
nee of the general agent so Ans and at al pecisbe
Medicine Stores. In Brooklyn. at HanigaD's Bookstore
OF Fulton aud TIllay and al T. Leeds corner
Court and Atlantic. MA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

TIE sr4ANER OREeoy.-This splendid coat was
laid up 10. tie Winter some days since The Tribune
IL error yesterday morning in reference 70 the boa,
which me, With accident IN her machinery and mad
to put back 1; the atlantic not the Oregon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

Tie S!aoss a,eaton-Ae Inportano 70 AMerSee-ISAd'
~. =. lie ..sG 81. N.c-. I.sr-t.cr,a

Correspondence Of the Sew.York Herald
wAsg,Sc7oH, Nov. le, 1886
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

Y Friends ofthe Poor Remember the Ladies
Far at DE-. Patons Church Thanksgiving afternoon
and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

- TaE HuTcmYsos FAMILY had another
crowded house last evening, and were received with
great enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

II Rev DR.. Cox and daughter arrived in the
Corael!a, from Liverpool Rev. s NJ osGooD, Baptist
Missionary from, BUrmah, and family arrived in the
same vessel!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

The above splendid engine built at ewindon upon
the plan end under the superintendent OF MI j. n
Brunei assisted Mr. Gooch the superintendent OF To-
comoiives. Her dimensions follows Diameter
OF driving wheels feet stroke 81 inches. cylinders.
. inches. length OF boiler, between Is and 10 feet;
weight OF engine without water, 80 tons weight OF
tender without fuel OF water 10 when loaded 50
tons 1t intended to build several the plan
ana eight are now building at Sw.ndon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

- We are glad to learn that the 4nDeHean
N4.icG hsti.r.< viii give another performance the
ID of December
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

IMPROVED Door sPgiye.-So man but an Editor
les realizing sense of the value OF selfshutng Door,
bls othsf people easursbly subject TO the annoy
agaisst wheh II is intended to guard Nessrs.
Aes Newell. y Cedar 4 have jst put o. our Office.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-11-05
Use of q Nose.

| coed story is told Of Mozart at the time he
was pupil OF Haydn. The latter challenged
his pupil 10 compose piece of music which
he could not play a, sight. Mozar, accepted
the banter and supper aud champagne
to be the forfeit. Every thing being arranged
between the Two composers, Mozart took his
pen and shee, Of paper, and in five minutes
dashed of piece of music, and much TO The
surprise Of Haydn handed ii to him, saying;
There is piece Of music, sir, which you
cannot play and can-.-you 10 give i, the
frs, trial
Haydn smiled coniemptuously at The vision
aTy presumption of his pupil and placing The
notes before him, struck The keys of The ;nsrru-
ment Surprised at its simplicity, he dashed
away unri he reached the middle of the piece.
when stopping all al once he exclaimed:
'Iiow's this, Mozart? How's this Here
my hands are stretched out to both ends of The
piano and yet there's middle key to be touch
ed Nobody can play such musicnoi even
the composer himself
Mozart smiled at the half excited indignation
and perplexity of the great master, and taking
the seat he had Quilted, struck The instrument
with such an air of self-assurance that Haydn
began to think himself duped Running along
through the simple passage, he came 10 that
part which his teacher had pronounced impos
sbe TO be played Mozart, as any body is
aware, was favored, or at least endowed with
an extremely long nose--a prodigious nose,
which in modern dialect, stuck out about feet
Reaching the difficult passage, he stretched
both hands to the extreme ends of the piano.
and leaning forward bobbed his nose against
the middle key which nobody could play
Haydn burst into an immoderate fit of laugh
ter; and after acknowledging the corn de-
clared iha; nature had endowed Mozart with
capacity for music which he had never before
discovered
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-11-05
No. 81

! been reduced and we trust that lhi, policy
will be persisted in There are In, few living
politicians remembered, even by The antigua
rian. as Federalisls, and those few are all con
neced with the administration. The Wing
democracy of the North can ask no greater ia
vor than that The Union should continue 10 ad
minister TO our people the doses Intended Tor
The South Rip Van Wnkle alter his hong
slumber moi more completely behind The
times Than is the Union in his attempt To
in The North an Issue for lifetime forgotten.
The manifestation by the Union, and kindred
prints in Pennsylvania, of determination 10
crafty the spleen of conscious discontinue by
unpacking their hearts with scuriiIlous epilhsls.
renders ii necessary 10 enquire whether tho
same policy will be as well rellshed # adopted
by the Wings. The present tariff was framed
by BRUSH councils. reported 10 the British Par
lament, is British in us character, objects aud
interests: Is there any just reason Why we
should not characterize its supporters as BRI-
TlSH TORIES We are disposed 10 observe
every courtesy towards our hostile friends; but
we are also determined 10 give them even the
advantage Of word In the present contest.
North 4 2cTtcaa