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1.-TWO 30 ses OF superior Lynehburs fobace0, liisi
oeivei and fir sale low by CHANDLEE & WA
TON, at No. 81 Mtrxit street Wilmington, Del.
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For tickets shares in the above Lotteries please adj
dress ~ call at the managers Office corner of Third an,
Market streets ilming,un Del. where all prizes vii
he caslIed al sight. F. NORRIS L Co
sumo D Managers.
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no the rnsA. Ladies.

I AIDES, we are now manufacturing beautiful
style of Jenny LHd Shoe, rithoRt De or front scans
Of all eolors Of Kid, full trnmsd, OF light corn color
bronze and black principally of medium ulrs for the
lie same article has ever been offered before ii WILL
mineton Of oven PhIladelphia OF first quality home
made article.
Nuw LApRs you that are going 10 puf cha SC tile Jen-
ny Liud shue let advise You how to select the Jen
ny Lind nsAin The style of ms shoe US It came fro
commonly called and sold fof the orgnul style Of Shoe
Al III, prcsonl day this siyle of shoes only made
with three and with four in each shoe which
many renders the shoe very inconvenient
the wenrerby separating itself in as many peeas Du
this is not the only evil how ofep do heabfeom
plants made Of the Seams Of these shoes troubling those
who already .roub,ed with tender, and cFen sore
y ss j.S wn'f na sho propey g. eas lSe cos
CuRER. They arc acknowledged BY gu to BE- tile most
which is the The reason VI this il, tho laens
runs low down upon the front OF the shoe, which
light easy lust az r pleasure. simply BY tight OF
/ loose luainy. Again how uncommon and how fat more
beautiful does shoe sppenr upon l.ady's foot with
the kid all in piece shoe. to Appearance with
seam in H. when the Kid presents one Beautiful smooth
surface which no other syla OF shoe equal has
hecome half so popular among the fashionable circles of
this beautiful city.
Ladies' Corn C0Iored Jenny Lind
Rootces.-We are manufacturing beautiful article of
ihe abuvs named shoe, full trimmed with roseiie and
buckle for the vesy nw Ptice Of rs, warranted Er
popular in city fur the last three weeks and bids
i to become one o. the leading styles fshoes for tue
Ladies Light Half Caters.
We have on hand beautiful article OF above
ed shoe, tipped win patent Leather at the very low
p' HA 81 BucKsKiN rIsA shoe sSat Is Of he
sotest Kind OF leather Just the thing tende feet, and
house shoe which city made COED nriiele,- oHlt
so cts per pair These sues go very us aud viii soon
lbe goue Call soon.
Misses Jenny Lind BOOtees and
INS.--This week We shall be is possession OF
full assortment Of Light Green, Black, Be- Of the abnv
named Shoe all ofwheh we will sell at the veFy low
prices Of da % IS Ct, nsr pair according 70 tzeol gu
, latVn tunl plNia1cDlliN bent that IL
We are retailing beautiful article Of Misses Ligh
Kill shoes city mude,n the very low price 81 70 cts,
u and sen them,
y, ChiIdrens shoes.We are retailing ehildrena shoe
y. of many different kinds aud coinra medium soes & i
~ 10 cts PER far up 81 principally alt
81 make together with many different kinds Of slues
~ numerous mention, which will be disposed ufat equn
m IA rs low prices All those who in want, will Plea
~ lca and examine for themselves. n the Cheap Phade
-" mia Cash Shoe stnre Second Street. doors West
W Market ST., sign of The large hlaes Bsoi.
h.l G. FLANAGAN
Wimingtno June IL 81. Agent.
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WEEKLY REPORTS
WILMINGTON PRAGE CURRENT


MARRIED.
On Thursday evening last, by Rev. Andrew
Manslp, MIR. JOHN MoHTaoMERY 10 Miss
HAsAu JANE ROBINSON, all Of Wilmington.
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s. N. JACksON snii-Mnket

HORNEp of Front aud Market SIS. George Plum
" lpts Liquor Sturc. Sails made at less than York
~ or Philadelphia prices. Owners and builders oi
t5FRe Vessels will hnd il 10 their advantage to ci b e.
ssls..- fore closing their eontiaes for saii-work.
NB--Awnings Deck Covefs, sackings. &C. made Ia
order Nny 3O--iu
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VIEW y0RK EA IA Eay.

I 1851 BOWERS would resp 'clfnlly inform tn
plhlic That he sti continues al No ERsi srrnn,
~ Street., between Market aud King sis Whining
III I'm. Dell where BE- found tho following nrii
s. eie1 such as superior family bread made Of lie
nsl Willie wheat -four Alec The following Cnkcs via.
b y fresh Rlsk, &r every morning.
.,..n I r Monssos Sponge Cake
laiEn Sponge Cake 0insSr Nnts
Fancy Cake, f;inser iirn,I
Smail Sponge Cake Queen cnto'
snnll Pound Cake Snsnish M,,cn,oon.
Sheet Sponge Iced CnSnsn,,t nsnn.
n mnsninst9 ~ biscuit Ladies' Fingers,
Sugar Cnke, t,,i,ars
MNnt Juihbles, Cream Cake,
a ,gulnn.a., n..,, FRENCH Tea Cake,
N, ~ round Cake, Warhes
u -Cakes Iced d nd Ornamental in everv st,ta
ofneFs Tor assoted deserts Thankfully received aud
r un.tualy attended TO- ilr- Families can be supplied
Ut Very particular attention mid Ia famiiv bahi'
May 10, 49, ~ '''''' ''"'"s'
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RATEIEII EIARI5 FENW.

n LOVES, CLOVES Gents Fine Buck Beaver,
t2s SPENCER u. G
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fyr ANTED,-i0 tons Of OLD GILL. NET, for which
w The highest price. in cash, will be given. 10
ions nt- clean LINEN AND COTTON RAGS, at J.
SCOTT g cheap hook eiora, 81 door above the Upper
Market House. sign Of The Large leaser Wilmington
IA. Juae 10
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1ne HorHs Far.-Campbell g. CLARK, No.
s6s Market Street Philadelphia, had they have
sent some Of their unriyalled clothing, would
undoubtedly have taken the premium, il cheap
ness, taste. and good workmanship would have
had anything TO do with it. The reason they
did not was. they were too busy tending Gus
toners at home,
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-20

4 WIDOW with @ family Of Chiiren, TO WORK ia The
\ Aahar Cotton Mill situated about 10 miles from
Wilmington Apply 10 FUSEf & SONS,
lW'e Is Cor Ff1rtEnl r.mal SIS.
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commandments and Ice Crenm.

NAMuEL ]. ALLEN has opened I'oaftciionary nnf
Ice Cream Saloon, at tho corner Of nbison and Pop
iar streets, Wilmington Del. He will kerp on
y on hand, lasons, Figs Almonds, Stack Dates
sfonnd.Nnts Walnuts. RutterNu S, &c, &c. Also ali
Kinds ofCakes Rooms also fitted up for ice cream
lee Cream sold by the quart OF glass sumo G,
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| z. Vondersmith, NJ. d , cor 9Th mid RR.e SIS.
George Bey, NJ d.. cor 81 aud Poplar SITS
| y Strawn NJ D cor II and Washington cts.
de Lacey, NJ d., w cor 9Th & Gaskill -ts.
Anderson, NJ d, 10 Park Place. NY
nl James Page, Iql Walnut street
ober +. CllrstY Sunday Globe
John Myers 7s Market street
L Flofeiiee, ChesHut at below Schuyikiil sth
Caleb Clotler, 81 North 9Th street
Abraham HART corner 18th and Chesnut street
ZuphHs G. Howell, 30 Palmyra Square
Marihn Taylor. 1je Nam street Frhnkford
w Hahn, Norrsiown
lessee Y Gfeen, Esq, West Chester
u. 7. Wore Gay street, West Chester
C. Nj. Valentine West Chcater
Jahn kennard, 80 Market 81. Wilmington, Dat
+ Pancost Wilmington Del
Thomas Rice, do
Washington Jones, do
Valentine, do
Charles Grobe. Prof Of Music. Wilmington, Del
q Townsend. Phrenologist Bristol Ia
= III ObserveEach label bears the signature of II. b
"a cosrA. Price 20 cents per bottle. For sale at j.
MARSli'S Music store, III Market street may 0-lm
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on boxes prime eh4esr OF hne quality. For sale b
~ JETHRO J. JEFFERIS.
cor Fiflo and Marriott sts
gehesai assortment OF pure spicis; such ns popera
Algngeis, nllspicel cloves. cinnamon &c: 4. For
sple by 3ETlRO JTFFEEIs
cor. Finn aud Market sts
INN gallons sperm ami whale oil in store and fol
iuUUaale by J. JEFFERIS.
cor. Flii nui Market sts
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\ iiiE NEW Dhf STORE, No. 90 Market
! street, Wilmington, Del Il X. SOLOMON, res
pectiuly Informs the citizens of Wilmington and the
surrounding country, that n Inns taken the above named
stand, and has received from New yor, and Philadel-
nhn, rich aud entire new stock of Dry Goois, which
BE- intends % SCH for essh eh.sp bu bought
Dress Goods Satin striped Barsges and Tissues; $500
yds of prints for s. g. and 10 cents and chnlzes for
el 700 yards French Lawns for 10. o.th TO- Deaines
u lel plain lgue and silk stripe Barage Deanes from
lUcis up, BRagcs all wool for 10 figured for 25 figured
aud plain Grenadine plaid and figured Scotch and Man
chester Ginghans Fulard SILK, very cheap Black Code
Rhine and changcabie Silks, India aud Mantua silks
dotted Swiss Jaeonet, Cambria plain and striped Mus
Inns cheap Needle work collars all prices, 5000 yards OF
Muslin Beaehed aud UnJleaehed cents full yard
wide for o.! Z. g unl w. to higher prices, sheeting all
wilths superior Irish Linens, Table diaper ca wide for
2, NapKins, shr!ing stripes rickings, damssk Linen
rsbe Cloths, Crash and Scotch da per Ter towels Bag
ings, Canton hlHHea, counterpans, checks, buap drill
Jugs, Napkins, together with Mems and iioys wear
French and English Cloths Cassineres Satin Silk and
other veaings, Linnens low 49, for Coats Fan.
Icy aud black Cravats SILK aud Cotton Handkerchief,
together with Trimmings, Laces. Frnges, &c In great
variety ofstyles and prices. Gimps, Gloves. Ribbons
&C. Il. X. SOLOMON,
N. Il. bout forget the piece No o. Market Street
Spring nnd snmmes Goods being received ". ekly Call
and gee them. May eff
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make 10 order both wholesale and retail, boots and
shoes Of ali description, nom the best 10 the commonesi
qualities hic he will sell a tho lowest prices, and on
reasonable terms, liz respectfully invites Us
friends and the public TO give him Gull.
N. B.-Repai ling done 50 that DE patch tnnnri be
seen. Jene D.
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WANTED girl to do general homework in a small
w family none but those WIN can come well recon 4
mended need apply at No, so KING street above 9TH.
MAY 0-1t,
A cIDs In earboys at Philadelphia prices Wholesale
a retail by EDWARD MttsALL, Druggist.
n round Mustard yellow Blown, Of the purcst quail.
U ily, at the lowest prices BY Ep hciNALt, Drssl
Ciayton Tobacco, very superior article at EDWARD
~ Mcis.LL's, Drug ore iny9
II AnLEM OIL iist rascivAi iirsat form q rmlny
II guaranteed fresh aud genuine sale by the bottle
OF lnzsn BIZ CHANDLER y WALTON, Druggist, No
II Market street, Wilmington Dal. May o,
Ill CL0TTS-Anoher lot Of Oil Cloths for tables
~ can be had nt 81 Market street.
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NJ, 2s7i MARKET ST, BETWEEN STn & NINTH
. Formerly Of the N. York bakery, No. Q Send sly
lhANkFul. for the lbernl patronage bestowed upoi
MN by the citizens Of Wilmington. respectfully in
sf forms them that he has taken The above HaEefy
Tf and In addition to lis Dtead Pies cfnckcrs 'fcs
busedil, buns aud rusk fresh every afternoon which
nave given universal satisfaction he il now prepared te
furnish the following cakes, viz;
Plumb Cake, French Tea Cake,
almond Cake Wanes
Ciron Cake Cnlllefs
Large round Cake. Cream Cake,
Almond Sponge Cake Lemon Biscuit
LaiRe Sponge Cake, - oueenc stte
faney Cake Spanish Mneafnnics,
small Fancy, Macaronies.
Knisin a CitnPnd- Coke Coacoanut Drops
Small Sponge Cake, CoLcunnut Kisses.
small Pound Cake Indies Fingers
Sheet Sponge iced. Kisses,
Lady Cake, Ginger SNAPS.
Drop Cake, Ginger bread,
Warrington Biscuit, Water Jumbles
Jelly Cake Jumlles
Domestic Cake AoiAssrs Pound Cake
Sugar Cake, hIolnsses Sponge Cake
Cakes Iced and Or slnented In every stye. Orders
thankfully received andPunctnaly attended TO.
Families can be supplied with Bread by leaving their
lanes a. The bakery Very particular attention PAID to
! enllly haxing. April 25-3m
MATT ING EHOUsE.
10000 YARDS OF CANTON MATING.
bntiy Brother. N. w. Cor. Market & 18th Sts.,
III AVE now in store, Of fresh importation, Two hun
f'dTed and INV rolls o vary suneriar
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oot siili Ia no reason why the excursions
should be stopped, and working men deprived
o. ms only day that they have Of leisure 10 take
..neif families TO enjoy little fresh uir. On
,lat day every one Is = leisure, and from the
large number who GO, the price of excursions
Is less, and a man is enabled to take his family.
ms health and the health Of his family demands
~. Let that portion Of the religious class Of
me community who are so much opposed TO
sunday excursions, show their excessive chris
.anity In some other way, than by barbarousy
depriving the poor man and his family Of she
power OF breathing ltlle fresh air on the only
Gay which he has leisure, or the price will
permit, his taking an excursion in the country
or calling to see his friends and relatives in a
distant city. After so much neglect of the com
mands oil the bible, and The duties of common
humanity by the Christians as a body in our
CITY IN their non-exerlions 10 repeal some Of the
oppressive and barbsrous laws Of our Stale.
our citizens will have little confidence in this
new birth of religions zeal.
A Halter or CANT.
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THE NEW AhIttLE
FOR TUE WORLDS FAIR, PHILLIPS aud Mayors
Liquid Glue Is pronounced by men Of science, the
uress aud The p0bc. a most perfect and complete IN
vention Of the II requires trouble Of prepnra
ton, is always ready for aud may be applied in tile
most simple manner by any II cemenis breuka
ees IN Wood, Stone Glass, Eanhenware or lfon House
keerers aud Mechanics Try H. prices 1871 le and % cents
per bottle.
.dsrNrs.,-. Edward Mclnnll Druggist Wilmington, Del.
u. johnson, do. New Castle. Phillips Mayers, "A NJ.
Fourth stree Phil .dpril % 2ni
The republic., 1851-12-20

Leave Point Pleasant every Saturday at m;
Arrive at Bethel same day by A m.
lO262 From Milford, by Mulberry, Goshen, Butlersvile,
Pleasant Plain, Bauchester, and Westboro, to New
Vienna, 40 miles and back, six times week TO
Goshen, and twice a week residue
Leave Milford daily except Sunday at p m
Arrive at Goshen same days by by Spmi
Leave Goshen daily except Sunday at am;
Arrive at Milford same days by am;
Leave Milford every Wednesday and Friday at pm
Arrive at New Vienna next days 10y pm
Leave New Vienna every Tuesday and Friday 6 a m
Arrive at Milford next days by am.
l0263 From Goshen, by Edentop and West oodsve, TO
Westborough ls miles and back, once week.
Leave Goshen every Tuesday at a m;
Arrive at Wesborough same day by II ans
Leave Wesborough every Tuesday al p m
Arrive at Goshen same day by pm
l0264 From Cincinnati, by Milford, Miamesvllle, Branch
Hil Loveland, Deerfeld Village, Lebanon, Morrow,
Fort Ancient, Oregon, Waynesyle, Spring Valley,
Xenia, and Yellow Springs, to Springfield, 80 miles
and back, twice daily TO Xenia, and daily residue
Leave Cincinnati daily at Il a m and p! m
Arrive at Xenia days by m and p M
Leave Xena daily at $40 P m and 755 ans
Arrive at Cincinnati days by am and IL N, and
deliver the mail in maiboat for Louisville, Ky, OF
that day.
lO265 From Cincinnati, by Reading, Sharonvie, Pisgah
Mason Lebanon Rdgevlle, and Centreyille, to Day
ton, SO miles aud hack, daily.
Leave Cincinnati daily at s
Arrive at Dayton same days by SPIN,
Leave Dayton daily at 81 am;
Arrive at Cincinnati same days by m.
1926 From Cincinnati, by Carthage, Sprlngdae, Winon
Hamilton Trenton, Mddletown, Post Town, Ger
mantown, Bear Creek, and Williamstown, to Dayton,
81 miles and back, six times week
Leave Cincinnati daily except Sunday al , a m
Arrive at Dayton same days by pm;
Leave Dayton daily except Sunday, say at 10 m $
Arrive al Cincinnati days by IL pm.
l0267 From Cincinnati, by Reading, Sharonville West
Chester, Bethany, Monroe, Blue Ball, Franklin,
Miamsburg, and AexandcrsviIe, TO Dayton, 5Omles
and back daily, and supply Princeton, miles, three
times week.
Leave Cincinnati daily at pm;
Arrive at Dayton same days by 10 P m;
Leave Dayton daily at pm;
Arrive at Cincinnati same days by l0p m.
l026s From Cndunat, by Fulton, Plainvlle, Milford
Perrin's Mills Marathon, Monterey, Fayetteville
Dodsonville, and Aensburg, to Hllsboro, SO miles
and hack SIX times a week
Leave Cincinnati daily ept Sunday at s am;
Arrive at Hlsborn days by ~ m;
Leave Hlsboro' daily except Sunday at 10 a M
Arrive at Cincinnati days by pm
IO269 From Cincinnati by Fulton, Columbia, Newtown,
Mount Carmel, o I've Branch, Ba'avia, California,
Williamsburg, Cl,ver BNhcl, Hamersvle, George
town, RusselIville, Decatur, and Eckmansvile, to
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-13

The ILL-LooKINa HoRsE. - A Pun
THAT WAS NO JoKE.-A FIcncnmnn, near
the Canada line, in Vermont, sold horse
10 his Yankee neighbor, which he recon-
mended as being very sound, scrviceable
animal, in spite of his unprepossessing ap-
pearance. To every inquiry of the buyer
respecting the qualities Of the horse, the
Frencbman gave favorable reply-but al
ways commenced his commentator with
the deprcciatory remark" He's not look
very good" The Yankee, caring little for
the looks OF the horse, of which he could
Judge for himself without the sellers assist
ance, and being fully persuaded, after minute
inspection that the beast was worth the mod
crate sum asked for him, made the purchase,
and took him home A few days afterwards
he returned to the seller in high dudgeon,
and declared he had been cheated in the
quality of the horse. " Vat is dc mattaire ?"
said the Faenchman. Matter said the
Yankee, " matter cnough--the horse cant
see Tho is blind as n bat" "Ah !"-said
the FrcnchmaE-" Vat vas tell you ?-l
vas tell you he vas not look yer good
be gar, | don't know if he look at aH!'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-13

MosT LUpfcRoUs INCIDENTAL clerical
friend Of ours, residing in the noighboring
town, a most worthy and excellent preacher,
was discoursing to his congregation, Sum
day or two since, on the fall Of Peter, Be-
coming quite interested in his subject, he
was proceeding with much JUNCTION, and
greatly to the edifica,ion Of his hearers. lie
had just rounded up n fine period with the
words, and Immediately the cock crew."
when an old chanticleer who had been for
some time under the window, apparently
listening to The discourse with much atton>
ton, on hearing himself thus referred to, and
Perhaps thinking that he could throw in a
touch by way of deepening the impression,
set up loud clear cock, !oode doc, TO the
no small surprise of both preacher and cons
greaaion. Not content with one effort, he
exercised his vocation through the entire SER
mon, apparently determined to improve his
gift. 1t is needless to say that the attention
Of the audience was pretty much engrossed
by the gentleman outside.-IfIdson Ga
zeite.
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To BRISG THE DROWNED TO LIYE.--A,
this season Of the year, when so many fatal &C.
eidents are occurring, the follwing advice, by
DR.. Valentine Mott, is particularly oppoTtune
Immediately as the body is removed from
the water, press the chest suddenly and forcibly
downward and ackward. and instantly discon.
tinue the pressure. Repeat this violently with.
out interruption until pair Of bellows can be
procured.
When obtained, introduced the muzzle well
upon tho base Of the tongue Surround the
mouth with a towel and close it.
Direct bystander to press firmly upon ,he
projecting part Of the neck adams APPLE
and use the bellows actively. Then press up.
on the chest to expel the air from the lungs, to
initiate the natural breathing. Continue this
at loast an hour, or until Signs Of natural breath
Ing come on.
Wrap the body in blankets, place it near n
fire, and do everything to preserve the natural
warmth as well as to impart an artificial heat
il possible. Everything, however, is secondary
to initiating the lungs. Send for medical GEL
tleman Immediately
Avoid all frictons until respi aion shall be
in some degree restored.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-13

TyPoGRAPnIcAL ERRoRs. Vexalious
typographical errors will sometimes occur
in newspapers in spite of all the vigilance
that can he exercised. Editors do no, Of
ten trouble themselves much about them,
knowing their readers 10 be capable Of dis
tinguishng those that are The fault Of The
proof reader, aud trusting Tor Indulgence
10 The eXtenuaiiug circumstance OF haste
and hurry in going 10 press. They cannon
always be avoided, even where time is Civ
en- for thorough reading, aud all cOnceiva-
BILE precautions are adopted. We have
met with o curious historical fact, which
may be apposiiely related IN this connec-
ton. II is 10 The effect that some hundred
years ago, a number of the professors Of
The Edinburgh University attempted 10
publish a work which should be a perfect
specimen of typographical accuracy. Ety.
cry precaulioR was taken 10 secure the de-
sired result. Six experienced proof-read-
ers were employed, who devoted hours 10
the reading Of each page, and after il was
thought 10 he perfect, il was pasled up III
the hall Of the University, with notlica-
ton that a reward Of ESQ would he paid
10 any person who could discover an error
Each page was suffered TO remain Two
weeks in the place where it had been past
ed. before he work was completed. and The
professors thought that they had attained
the object Tor which they had been striving
When the work was issued, it was discov'
cred that several errors had been commit
ted-ons of which was in the hrsl line OIL
the first page Buffalo Commercial Adr.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-13

THE REroRT CONFERENCE.-The New
York Commercial recently stated that the
Hon. Josiah Quincy gave the following sen.
timent at the Harvard dinner: /" The mem
bers of the Bar-Let them rise as high ~
they may, they never rise higher than one
Story" Abiding to this correspondent OF
that paper says that a sentiment very similar
to this was given BY the Hon. Edward Ev.
orett many years ago, alta Fourth Of July
dinner. Mr.. Everett was a young man, but
a short time graduated from college, and
gave great promise Of future eminence. lie
was invited to deliver Fourth of July ora
ton in the city of Salem. AT the diuner,
Judge Story called up Mr.. Everett by the
following sentiment: Fame follow. applause
where crer il (Everett) goesl" MIR. Ever
EFT rose instantly and gave the follwing 1.-The
members of the legal profession-flowever
high may be their aspirations, they can never
rise higher than one Story"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-13

KossUTn.--Thc Exeter News Letter
learns oy private letters received in that
town from Constantinople, that kossuth
has recently stated 10 gentleman commits
stoned to visit him at Kutayeh, the place of
his confinement in Turkey, ard inform him
of the offer of this Government 10 furnish
him free passage to and an asylum in the
United States, that he finally resOlced IN re-
main in Europe, although he expressed his
gratitude to this Government in the warmcst
terms for the interest which it has taken in
his fate, thereby showing its sympathy to
have been with the Hungarians in their late
struggle. II is supposed that this determin
alton may not be final but that Kossuth'.
desire to remain is engendered by the very
faint, but highly honorable and patriotic
hope that he may yet he of service 10 hi,
unhappy country. The illustrious exile
quite forgetful Of himself, seems to hope ever
in this day of gloom, that the future ma,
yet be more kind than the past lias'been ,c
bis native land