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Il preservation Of the
III ~ - aGs
ny VI. WISE & son, of virginia.
A C-3n,rAcno.

~ WISE Il son, finding ii altogether impose.
Nks bic 10 attend personally 10 tho great number
Of daily applications from all sections Of the Union for
their Remedy for Badness and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC. have found it necessary to appoint
General Trdpsiiing agent, to visit different cities
and towns throug hout the United States vestng him
~ith authority to appoint sub.agents, use and VOID
the Hair Tonic and to apply tho RESTORATIVE,
and TO put them into the hands OF those he may sp.
point TO operate wherever sufficient number u "a
ients IN any town or ghborhood shall be oblsine
Capt GEORGE CALVERT. Of Fauquer county,
Va, is alone authorized 10 act az General Travelling
Agent, with tho powers above indicated.
Capt. G. may be expected to visit, ss speedily az
practicable the principal cities aid towns OF the U.
uion
N. B. Capt. Calvert will always have on hand q
full supply Of the HAIR TONIC (which clesnses
the head Of dsndruG, strengthens and invigprstes
the hair, and prevents 1t. also, from falling off, for
the region Of country most contiguous to his opera.
tons, or It may slways be obtained, at wholesale,
and forwarded TO any part ofthe Union, by address
ing the proprieto,s. NJ. WISE & SON. Richmond,
Va
dJPfcs % per dorer essh Biz Bottles for Al
q. one dollar Tor sir.le Battle
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Mind Your Own Business.

What spty Il IS that this ls no more al
tended to now many less difficulties there
would be # people would pay more attention
TO this Oft repeated advice, frequently gwen
free gratis for ueihing. By not observing
this maxim, mankind are continually engaged
in endless bfols.
Mind your oar business, ia q sentiment
that should be engrayen on the heart OF ev
cry human bsiDg-should be a principle 10
which enc should firmly adhere lhroug h life
then would no mans hand be lifted against
his fellow. Ii is with sorrow for he human
family the, We perceive the nob'es. passions
exertsd upon those objects which 10 ,hslr M.
ture are trivial, and productive Of no good
What matter SIT 10 you, whether your
ne 9 b bor's daughter wears . ace collar that
cost twelve dollars, or one tia. cost half that
.um; whether sEe wears three 6ouncss on
Der freck, or one, OF has none at all 7 Mlod
your own BUSINESS this Is none Of your bust
uesa.
In waking the street, you are met by one
Of that geneus tina, the world calls a busy.
body locker through the key hole; pry,
or 10 family .ectes one whsse chief occuPs
lion and greatest delight, consl,s in making
all roupd HIN miserable be familiarity takes
your arm, (f YOU do not give II 10 bin be
will certainly take ~ drsssyou aside 10 sons
place where you will be unobserved, sBo
-hI-pers in your ear, have you heard the
newsr and without waiting for an answer
tells you ,ha, Mrs. B. had told Mr.. S. tina
which Mrs. A, had said abou, Mr.. II. wy
got tina, which Mr.. l.. bad SAID he had said
and tells YOU that he got this piece Of lnfor
nation from a person Who bad seen mar
Who once knew a cousin who wore pair o
pau,aoons ths, be onged 10 the coachmsn o
Mr.. F's mos, intimate friends wifs's sister
, Your uformau, then quickly leaves you. Il
pour into some other ear this most exttaordi
nary news, fearing thai i, might. like sggs
spoil 10 the keeping
There are some persons, it would seem
who live on curiosity It 10 their breakfast
dinner and supper, and the very acme o
their happiness is to know every thing ihs
10 gong on indoors and out. This desire i
no, confined TO sex slsDe-I, affects both
: bu, is more charactetlsilcal Of woman thai
men. How many of me former there ar
with whom we can 6nd no fault, save the,
do love to gossip Some there are who, viii
bonnie, or shawl, will JUS, s'aP over to som
friends (lt msy hail, rain or sio N, u matter
not 10 ,hem) os'en.ibly TO inquire OF Mr.. A
the srce per pound OF he last caddy OF lei
, she got. bu, III rraiiv TO find out whether o
no, the handsome Dr. " is payiag attention
10 Mrs BIS accomplished daughter; for sh
} had heard that be vas not 10 good ode
tbcre1
} Ouch ones are always on The alert sitl
mouth vide open TO gulp down. TO feed. th
cravings Of that i0ssiiste appetite and Il
, fact, the moro they hear end see. the NOR
they .isb. Their sppsutes 1! appears oil
never BE- satisfied and like poor Olive
Tsu,. II asks for more.
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MISCELLANEOUS
PuZZling a Yankee.

Americans are provsrbally al inquisltivs
people, yet, from the very necessity which
his epsendsrs, there is 40 person who better
understands the ar, Of parrying and batliog
lnqaisiiYeness 10 another, than Yaokee.-
We acre quite amused recently, by an &C.
,ouut gwen by city friend OF coIoquy
witch came of 10 a country village, through
shch he Was travelling between himself aud
sue Of toe natives. sho manifested 80 itch
ins coTiosi,y TO pry lato bis sfalrs.
LEV &c des exclaimed The latter, bust
ing up 10 hin "a he slighted for few mo.
meats a, hotel Reckon I've seen you
sn.sor. no doubt have been there often 10
my he 'Spose you are goin' TO - (sx.
pecins the name Of the place 10 b. supplied.
Jus! SOL 60 there fcgo srIy, once yesf
Aad you've Jus. come FROM -. EH.
scsly, SIR. YOU are enlreiy rlgh; that Is my
pscs OF residence. Really, now, dew tell
! 'spose you are lawyer, or doctor or may
&c .rsder, ar perhaps same other prot:sshur
Of ealing Yes, have always pursued
,o1s eae Of these professions. Go, bust
ness 10 The country, eb = Yes, am at thu
me sngsged IN trsvelltGg.' ! see by you
iryas your are from Bos,on-any ID ng stir
-rg TO Boston = Yrs, men AID women
horses and carriages, and furious norihsas
Ter. 90 den'i Say 50! Well dsclar,
TOW, YOU ale 'isrnaI cute. VIA, dye thiul
lhey II do with Sims Why. sir, it 10 m,
esuos iha, they either deliver him up II
the claimant, OF let him free You'vs hal
monstou. SIGH; Ct rain 10 Bosion-did .
ssfg sigh, Of dausge, 'sposel' Yes,
vet he buildings and made The streets dam
very damp, indeed = Dldal old Faun
Hall &c, q sosklag7' No, they hauled it o
TO .hs Common, under the Liberty Tree :
You are a Gurus chap; guess you are kin
Ger foolln'. Pray, Mister, # lis civil que'
lion, What might be your nameP Il msl
be SRlth or Brown, but il is not, by Ion
chalk. The fact 10, cir, uessr had nam
Wkea | sss born, my mother sas.se bus
that she forgot 10 name ne. and soon after
susrsppsd away BY mistake for another DO,
,pd an Gov just about applying TO The Ii
Es'.;ute for q name. When | get 1t vi
send you my card. Good morning, sir =
And so saying, the speaker jumped 10 his Cal
'isge, and drove of. leaving the Paul Pry
he place scratching his head 10 be"'dsrmen
ard evidently 10 more perp'e1i.y than ere
he'd commenced bis ca.echiHngs.
Yankee Blade.
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sketches Of North. L arOlina.
BEAriEs Fosp, Lincoln CO.. N. G.
October IS. lc5o.

BLATiEs tohD, Lincoln To-. n. L.
October IS. leSo.
A WORK will be published by the undersigned
"A this Spring, entitled a. above, giving an ac
curse account Of each county in our state. IN apha
be,ical order the derivation Of its name, date OF Tor
ns,ion, its Colonial and Revolutionary History,
Biography Of its guished eitIrsns an accurate
list Of its representation in each branch OF the Gen
ersl Assembly, its Towns, Rivers, Population, Re
sources, ProdunD and Topography.
The undersigned has for msny years been collect.
ing and condsnsug the material Tor this work. The
archives Of eur own State have been carefully exam
ines, and cop,nus extracts mace from its reeords-
He has procured from the Office of the Board VI Trade
and Plantations in London many valuable documents.
Rare and vsiusbe works have been parchaped from
abroad, touching the early history Of our State and
each county, which have never seen the light. lie
has been kindly ,ded by gentlemen in difersn, sec
tons BY copies of original documents. and faithful
traditional statements, highly imPorisn, and inter
| esting.
lie does not aspire 10 the position Of the Historian.
but hopes from records and s,stisiexl facts 10 Afford
materials 10 other sod ADLER hands Tor this pleasing
and less atcrious duty Thi. york. II lie hoped. will
be useful book OF reference 10 the statesman and
scholar, and man Of business or leisure. Occasion.
Al extracts have been published in the Standard end
other papers Of this State, over the signature Of
"Taeitus."
The History Of North C.roIins !. 20, to be writ.
ten. The remark which one of the sble., Historians
Of the age. (Bancroh has been omsellsd to make,
that 40 csrslessiy has the history Of Moth Carol-
na been written that the name, merits ara end OF
the first Governor ia not known" Is reflection up.
on Us. An examination oil the satl, history Of The
counties Of North CArollns shoNs a REGARD o. the
4 purest patriotism and indomitable courage. The
record 10 covered by the dus, OF age, and un.
known by neglect. II 10 debt which The present
i tvan In the Al IA al he "a
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A Great National Picture!

WASHINGTON--F Stuarfs Celebrated
Painting.
HIS large and magnificent Full LENGTH foa
raAIr or WASHINGTON, from the hu'in oi an
American artist is CONSIDERED hy all sho have .een
il 10 be one of the most beautiful specimens II art
ever published, and a Conner LIKENESS OF Wash
ippton. The slc Of the plate Is eighteen by t@en'y
,sht inches, which will make a handsome picture
for the parlor and should be in the hands OF every
American citizsn.
II 10 cerrsc, copy from stu.r,'s celebrated orlg.
nal Painting, now Al the State House, Hartford, e.
Il 10 finely engraved. and printed on superior plate
paper That it may be within the mean OF all,
the publisher has reduced the price to OSr DOLLAR.
" All persons fsmitting the smoun, NAY rely
upon receiving perfect copy BY return OF mail TO
any part Of the United States, Carefully put up on
rollers made for the purpose FREE of postage.
Address all orders (pos, paid) to the publisher
JOHNS TAYLOR,
Booksell and Publisher,
la3 Nassau street. New York.
- Papers publishing the above advertisement
three ,ime.. sending a copy Of the paper marked le
me- shall receive free OF postage, by return Of mai
q copy Of the plate. JOHN = TAYLOR.
May ID. 1851. ~
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a0GTAG.
From ne Wilmington Republic.
What FLAG shall Waye'

Ey D. BLruuSE DuFEILD
WIS, asr sbsn wsvs when from % high
p.sanion drsss our ensiEn down.
tui whore tie s,srs nny deck cur sky.
Tie clouds Of hate shall dsrkly f'ovn
" asi hsnd torsud ihsi flag shall dare,
When III may cl-iu, The nations sign
Ard no, r'ssm 81 glory there.
Bat each proud 5 ats may s.y It's uins :
IT'S mine TIA thine. 'hs 'hslrs. TIE eurs.
We sli have ;ruae1 IN its might,
And IN the nations dsrseet hours
Ou, fathers bore j, Ia. The fight.
The memories OF the past are thsrs,
las, singing to each sksn fold
The pious bore, the vow, the prayer.
From hearts and lips now stIil and cod.
Oar sres' strong faith. their ssr. worn years,
Their DIVING srosns, their ocnqueripg cry,
Their orphans wall; their widow 'siesrs,
Their mat,yr-uuih, TIA, ns'ef shall die.
Their sscred Mood. in wild alarm,
Would call that traitor hand to stop,
As once Gods angel stayed the arm
OF Abraham on the mountain tor.
A walls to vale, and crse TO orss
l'he dcsP.tonsd curts would echo far.
"a nm who rsnds the Unions flag,
O. f'cln the sIure tears one star.
In5n patriots, since our fsg alone
Belongs 10 all our fathers land,
>4li let that ono which DER them sbone.
SHINE on their sons-a brother band.
Yes le, i, shine It, huss tbsll be
box Of promise to our eyes,
O'srsrching wide from sea 10 sea-
The mobiles, land beneath the skies.
Detroit, March Is 1851.
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CAROLINA INN.
u4||ll
CHARLOTTE, ". c.

ruNHE above establishment, situated IN Maj,
IL Street, third 10, North Of the Public sou,,s
in the town oil Charlotte. has been constan,,, ~
open BY the present Proprietor. iroa. the il, :,
January, lo4O to the present time, tor the seeo,'
mediation oil the Public, and will con,inu. IN =
kept open for the same purpose.
The Establishment has been enlarged and i'm.
proved TO . very considerable extent within n.
last two years--the entire building is in cono,,s
repair aud is 80 constructed that oil the roor's
have abundant light aud can br ventilated al pIe,
sure.
The Stables are not IN erior TO any belpn,,u
To any s,milar Establishment in " esiep No, +
Carolina and care will be taken thai they Al,
always be supplied with abundance of good s,,l,
and prov.nder and attended by faithful and ems.
riencsd Hos,lers.
The Subscriber will use every exertion TO si,,
satisfaction to all who may pstroniie his Hou..
and hesi,atss not 10 say that, from ten years ar
psriencs he will b able 10 keep up the sccommo
dstion at the Csrelins Inn, In style not surp,,,
ed BY any Public House 10 the iafsrier coun,,y-
and he takes this opportunity to return his co.,
dial respects 10 . generous Public for past lsvor.
and respectfully solicits q continuance Of their
patronage and confidence.
DROVERS cen, al all times, be supplied with
convenient and well enclosed lots. free Of ehars,
and furnished with grain al Low price,.
W The Charlotte and Camden Stages arrive
and depart iri weekly.
JENNINGS q. KERR
Oct 10. isa9. 5lif
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PHlfER 4 YoRkE.
Later ft'm My" Dugsid MeDSssid, C"s
Cr0sk Posi- OMes

doosr Cousrr. N. e., Dre. IS. lsts
Dr.. J kuhl--Desf S,t,
A Lsdy IN this county. afflicted with . nerves.
complaint. Prolapsu. uteri. flUor Albo', 'ne
somewhat dsrsnged mind, caused BY ob.uueli0n',
was for about t9san months attended by isof
our eminent physicians. without IN, sfsei 'fe
every one .uecsssiveIy declared her lpeuFset',N
that she had TO die. She then procured iSs so'
ties Of your Abyssiuis Mixture from ne, shf1
cured her entirely. She has sine. m.uec, 'N
IL in per.ec; good health and happy The AN'
sins MiItur. hs. likewise proved very efhc,eie"
IN many other disesses, but particularly in i'"'f
diseases, IN which II should have the prs'eitn"
Of all others. Yours obedicnty.
DUGALD McDtGALp
Price forths Abyssinia Mixture per bottle -
cents. 81 IS d $3.50.
Likewiss On hand and Tor ssle, d. kuhi' ~
-iorct, Universal Plaster. Gold Mine Ba''m' a.
TT HOLTON, Agent
Charlotte, Nc.
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TERMS. nuo
TWO DOLLARS per .nnum in sdvsne''
DOLLARS and FIFTY GENIE p",
;. delayed three months; and TilRth ~
LARS II not paid until the close Of '"'
u-Advertisements inserted at ono '' IN,
square. rs limos or less, this sired type ~ ,,,.
fret insertion. and IS cents ior eae" Gle,
.nce. Cour, sdvertisemen and she''" -,
charged IS per cent. higher; 'od ''' .n,r
of 3si per cent, viii DO made fro" LOO 's ,,,,,.
prices, for advertisers BY the year Q" a, ur
ments inserted monthly or quarterly .,y
.qu.rs for each ,imo. semimon'h''
per square for each time I'D.
FTr o.smss,srs ere su'ho'ized 20 "'
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Assays be good nstured il you can. fev
drops OF oil viii do more to start tho most
stubborn piece Of machinery, than rivers OF
vicegsy
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OIL, AND LEAD.

The art of Righ, OF preparing and using this val
liable pre,erva,ive OF wood buildings and fsnces
10 all the various colcrs 10 offered to the Amer.
lean people. The work can be sent By mad, al ala.
gle letter pos,sgs-sinsle copy Dollar seven CO.
pies Five dollars. Address, postage paid Julian Bar.
bet, No I04 Nassau street, New York,
p Editors giving this advertisement. (includlng
this notice few Insertions. and sending their pa
per with i, marked. 10 the National Police Gsrc,s,
New York. shall havs a copy Of tho work sent them
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Do Your own Painting.
Use Barbet's

PATENT FRENCH CEMENT PAIST.
ID ECOMMENDED by the French Academy of
~ science for its beauty, eheapness and durabil.
ity. The materials are easily obeinsd: and ii can
be prepared and ussd by any Que with common
whl,ewssh brush, at
ONE TENTH THE COST
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Fesrh Drugs, Medicines, &c.
DRUGS and MEDICINES,

VuVHE subscriber has just received . supply Of
j Fresh and Genuine
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
and 4 General Assortment Of other articles. which
he will be glad to dispose of TO those wishing any
thing in his line. ,r,
Charlefte. Moy %, 1850. 25f
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DIR. kUHL'S
Abyssinia Mixture,

For CatArrhs, InhuenEs, Costiveness. Plies, Ora
vel, Genosrh.. elect, Floor AIbas or the
Whites, Weakness, Distractions, Ae.
GOLD Hill, N. c., Aro i.Isls
DR.. J. kuhl-- Dear Sir:
You will please forward to US 40 soon .. oo.'
vcnient, hesh supply Of the Restorer efthe Biz,
and the Ably ssinis MiIturs. ws have sold out ly
some time. The Rssiofer and The Deput.irr
Powder, have proved 10 BE- very efheseicu. hl
fullGsst Of the chest. Rheumatism, Sore I.r.. Il.
Examinations of he Eyes, Debility. and other chr,
mic diseases. Wa warranted tho Aby.sins Mn.
ture to every patient, and no one hs, sskse 10 NJ
the meney returned. bot on the contrary. ,rsfJ
ona has praised us great ssnat W powers
We remain yours, respectfully.
A. X ID. ". HONEYCITT
Coseosp, N. C.. JuLr %. !se
DR.. kuhl--Dear SIR;
We have cold out s Of your Abs oiris Mi,tsu
II has gwen entire ssfisfsefisn 10 sll tho, ne
have used H. We have warranted N, Ab, ..ha
Mixture N ali csss. on our 90 n account, ace
Gao say. n hs. usyer aBed. Wei su dlr, es!a
fof more OF The Aby ssinis MIXTURE. sne o, all
plsass send u a. soon a. possible sueb ssPfLj
which sill sns~s' The great demand
Vefy respectful, you're,
FHlFER l. York;
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Jog tina, which We have so~n. Blu. u may be-
asked, VIA, are We TO Do With our old lands,
such Of 10 40 have no ne " lsnds 10 clear1 10
this ws reply ,hers are but few farmers who
have no, q, lesG . small portion Of land that
will raise 4 crop Of clover # then. this wore
seeded, b it less OF more, he would soon have
an accumulation Of manure sbou, he barn.
sss, sDd we're be to NOV them asd iced 10
stock, IN the proper way, BY THE means he
would soon be prepared to enrich more to sp.
PsoPrisis TO the ssms purpose, snd BY petss.
vsrsnce, the rate would increase each sue.
ceediag year, until he you'd be able 10 pre-.
pare large 6elds q, once. and then hs would
sosn have control Of hts whole premises. and
make them sUbssrvien, 10 h,s interest, instead
Of being worthless and unavs,l,ng.
Blu, there 10 smother consideration says the
s.icklsf for The cid system your proposition
would produce . radical change 10 our present
mode OF farming, and compel " to depend on
raising stock for means Of cup port. a. veil a.
to cultivs,s the land. Thi, We admit would
b tho result and in our nes,, We shall .,
tempt 10 prove that the change w,lI BE- great.
y advantageous, ever the present exclusive
mode Of po~lng and sowing.
W. commenced .ri,,ng on this subI.ct,
with The intention Of probing the question to
the very bolton and il our resolution holds
out, and our readers oil follow 10, W intend
going - for 10 that direction, q our sb,luies
Will aIlcv
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For Catarrhs, InfuenEs, Costivepess. Piles, Ora
vel, Genorrh.. elect, Floor Aibas. or The
Whites, Weakness, Obstfucticns, Ae.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-04-12
How 10 Help the Fusitiyes.

DEAR FRIRSD: Experience has taught us
and all missionaries in this region, that out of
the vast amount which has been spent the past
winter for the relief of Fugitives, very little
permanent good has been done.
Many dollars have been expended in sending
agents, clothing and food to this Province
The agents are at homo, the goods arc partially
or wholly worn out, and the food eaten up.--
Yet they arc in need. Had the friends, sent the
money which has been thus spent to some place
of deposit until sufficient could have been col
lected to warrant the purchase of Government
land for the benefit of refugees already here,
and those who may come hereafter, much good
might have resulted from their bcnevolence. 1t
seems to mo if 1 could SEQ the people and talk
to them on .his subject 1 could get them inter-
ested. How many, many there are, who have
never done one Anti Slavery act in their lives,
who might aid these sufferers in procuring
homes where they can remain unmolested.-
Five dollars will purchase two acres, and how
many persons in tho New and Old World can
easily afford to give this, and double the amount
to the people whom they have driven to poverty.
am quite sanguine. Please let me have
your opinion. William Steadman Cor any per-
son who has visited Canada during the present
winter) will explain to you the necessity of re-
moving these people from beggary. My opinion
is, that the same amount that would relieve
their temporal wants will mako them indepen-
dent for life if expended in this way.
Yours, in friendship,
SANDWICH, March 2, 1851. NJ. E. BIBB.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-04-12

question shall be submitted to the people whoth-
er new Convention shall be held to rcvise the
Constitution. Provisions Of new character
are also made for amendments at any time
The amendments proposed must be agreed to
by three ffths Of the members elected to each
house of the Legislature, published in at least
one newspaper in each county for six months,
and be submitted to the people at the fall cleo
ton when II majority vote for any amend
mcnt Il shall become part Of the Constitution
In the " Schedule various necessary provisions
are made relative to the closing Of the old Courts
and terms of State officers, the first operations
under the new Constitution, sc. From the
Judicial apportionment copy the following:
"The Counties Of Stark, Columbiana and
Carroll, shall constitute the first subdivision
Trumbull, Portage, and Mahoning the second ;
and Geauga, Lake, and Ashtabula the third sub
disision of the ninth district, and together shall
form such district"
At the time of voting on the new Constitu-
ton, (the third Tuesday in June ncxD an addi-
tional section is to be submitted to the people
forbidding all license of the sale of intoxicating
liquors in the State by the General Assembly.
A separate ballot is to be used for this purpose
with the question upon it and " Yes" or "No,"
added. The new Constitution IL adopted is to
go into operation on the first of September, 1861.
Such arc some of the new features Of this
document, which have scarcely doubt will
be adopted by the people. 1t is evidently
Democratic in its general tone and spirit and
though incomplete in some points in which il
should nave been made more conformablc Ia
the progressive and equaliEing tendencies of tho
age, will yet compare favorably with those o
our sister States who have reviewed their fun.
damcntal law. If it is not all we could irish, il
certainly might have been much worse, and ha.
disappointed the fears which somc of the friends
OF freedom entertained.
The telegraph this week announces from Mr.
Barnum himself that Jenny Lind will sing in
Cincinnati on the l4th, 10th, and 18th of thi,
month. She is at Nashville this week, sings al
Louisville next Monday the 9TH, and arrives here
on the 18th. Much interest is manifested in thi.
City will be crowded with strangers on tho
occasion. She is to sing in the National Theatre
which is being fitted up for the purpose. Tho
great Hall of the Gin. College was not of a
suitable construction for Concert, and Wesley
Chapel, the largest room in the City, was refus-
cd by tho Trustees.
Since my last Mr.. Cough has been speaking
to immencc audiences and has obtained in all
over 60OO names to the Pledge in this place.
He is now on a visit up the river as high as
Portsmouth, and on his return expects to make
short tour in Indiana. Yours, p.