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AntilRent N~sSssison.-Tks Anti.Rent Stats
Central Committee Of New York, have issued =
call for Convention to meet at Albany, the Capt.
tal Of The Stats, on the s2d psox. ~
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Dead Judge Nathaniel Beverly Tucker, Pro.
lessor VI Law II The William and Mary Colieee,
dled At Winchester, Va, on the s6th ult., in the
Fs|ztlssysnth roar u his age.
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1@s q g. Lesis.-The Hnbor. master of ,l,s
psft y q Loais nsports the arrival Of 400 bo.,s
essIAg The. month Of August, from which ~ col.
- 4e9s ostss His own commission, vsrS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-15

Jenny Lind-Ths Buffalo Commercial Advef.
User lessns, by . letter from Jenny Lind 70 the
Mayor Of cha. csy. that she viii favor the Bsff.,o
Wspenl mapsk
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Delegate 70 Printers' Convention. The Louis
vile Typographical Society has appointed Mr.. j.
L. Gibbons a. delegate ~ tbs National Convention
Of Printers, which isto meet at Baltimore in few
dara ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-15

A New Coal Mine-Mr. W. P. d. Bush has dis
covered upon bis lands, on the Ohio river. near
Hawesvlls. KY, a vein ofeoal measuring thirty.
six inches in thickness. and said by judges to be
the richest coal yet opened in that vicinity.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-15

Enermo@s Emigration. arrived st the
port Of New York, on the 9TH inst the tremendous
numbered 1915 ~enigrants, principally from Lon.
don, Liverpool and Havre. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-15

Tall Mcjoriess.-The vote On the now .Conpti-
tution OF Indiana stands: For the Constitution,
h0,5so; against, 2z.l4s-majority, go, 4s7. For
the clause excluding negroes from the State, abe
majority 10 5000. Sentiment very dscisively ex-
pressed, truly. - 4.
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Grand Temperance Pic-nic.-A grand pic mic
and mass meeting Of this order,sas held at Calvsry
Camp Ground, Hartford county, Md, on the 2Slh
ut. There were elsvcn divisions Of the order in
line, besides tho representatives Of the Grand
Division Of Maryland; numbering all $50. The
number present was variously estimated from four
to six thousand
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-15

READER, A WORD TO YOUs
you wish to have most excellent Medicine IN
your house, to uesimmedAiey In Of Chosa Chesa
Morbus DsSIhOa, Dypontsys which prevalent,
90 Immediately and sst bottle of
sBeech's Ant1sCathAftac Mixture,
Of the best remedies dissoveEsd Yoa will 6Rd1
~ cs, pFomp sale and remedy. and conss mare
IN inisibs ons than thing known. ltaops ths
standby. io15 Au2p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-15

Esyss.-C hicags, ILL.,, waa visited again By Z
destructive FIRE, % the 4sh inst The Banking.
hoass Of A. Bread q Co, jones' Exchsags Office
hsks Street House, and various business and
dwelling houses ware consumed. Saow's Tel
sgnph effice was much damaged. Amount o
loss mot ssoertained. At New York, on the 81
inst, { fire originated in the soap factory Of G
Hamilton, Ludisw street, and before it was ex
tnguished burnt thirteen buildings, the most o
which were dwellings. containing altogether sbou
thirty families who were, by the FIRE, rendered
destitute. The damage is estimated at $4,000
The large oil cloth factory Of Messrs. Edwar;
and Charles Harvey, Atlantic street, was entirel,
destroyed by ERE on the morning of the 4th inst
The dwelling and storeof Mr.. J.. H. Miles, i,
Somerset, Md, was set on fire few days sine,
and entirely destroyed. The loss is very large
At Louisville, on. the 5th, the store of MI. W. w
Gardner, extensive dry goods merchant, caugh
FIRE, and when discovered had made such pro
gress that il could not be extinguished. Nj
0ardners loss wss very large, on which Their
was partial insurance.
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Marrieds
iyiLlJ1n M1ILof o Nh SAlAa Mania biRD. both q
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Nesc Rampshi,e. Concord correspondent Of
the Dover IN. H. Inquirer says that the dsmo-
Gratis Of that State will bold new Convention in
October, and will prubably nominate in the place
of the late Luke Woodbury., Hon. Isaac Ross, oil
Hanover, as their candidate for Goyesnor
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Revolution IN ltaly.-There is . general impress
sion among the obssrvant minds Of Europe, that
llaIy is again on tho eve of violent and saagui.
nary revolutop., Almost every foreign newspaper
every one which daIes 10 intimate its opinions
is full of forsbodings a. to great trouble at
hand. Even the conservative papers Of London
and Paris do not suppress their fears and the silent
military preparations Of Austria show that the Gov.
etnments are not unaware of what 10 in the wind.
American traveleFs, lately returned from Europe,
express the ZANE conviction.
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Vermont Elsceons. "A uapatch from Bsnning-
ton, VT, Of the 9Th inst, gives the following;
The latest retufns Of the election hold on Tues
day, ip this State, give Gov. Wiliams, wing, q
majority of ITO over all the opposing candidaies
Out Of 80 Senasos the wings have IL. TIE House
20 far s1ands:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-15

Religious Convention. IA convention of Univer-
sasts is to assemble 1t Boston on the 10th Instant
II Is said that it will be attended by large number
of delegates. Among other business, it will deter.
mine where a new college for the denomination,
for which over sl0O 600 have been raised, is 10 be
located
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StsUa5out Rass.-Aa exciting steamboat race
nook place tbs Potomac, on the Cd inst, between
he George Washington, recently built u New
York u ran between WaahingtoA and Alezshdris
and the William Sslasn,-s splendid nsw boat just
finished 1t Washinaten, and intended as rsgula,
packet between Bslsinors and Fredericksburg
The distance run was frsnl Piney Point to Wash
ingtop. about one hundred miles. The Ssidea
made the run in four minutes less than six hours.
beating The Washington about hall. an hour.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-15

Great Sals eN Wool.-A great auction sale Of
American fleece and pulled wool took place in New
York on W ednssday week last for cash or approved
notes 1t four months Nearly 800, 900 pounds were
disposed Of, at prices ranging from IS to 40 cents
per pound.
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x Marrieds
sss s: e Il. :, =; 1 sss . GLIB s:l Il
Dieae
Apsc saS ;,S: $3.50. 5oss s.,'t::. ga . y:a
n 4 i. % IL -: s q IL
HI fsads military ossns respectfully invsd
10 attend Ais funeral THIS MORNING. II O'Clock, without
viii b Al the Second Municipality Armory Hail. Csrends tse
~ ssseast ~ hiltaxy, st hafpass 70 e'eleek
@. esadsy morning, esptsnbs H. a ha ssssssdsnes.
w. IA IA essSs ssj 20 N: esss
e t. ESassh Ths dscsasA vs. yatve g ~ e!y q
1ShhA isad 80 III anumbss Of yssn alsdsns q Thu
- H ssas and .Aoss d hsr husband an respectfully invited
..d hss iaoes fen hsr ss adsacs without further notice.
TINS AkIEaNOON, It o'clock. =
- NssYetk AZ wtssnasn pspen plssss eepx,
q Sunday. esPssab9 u. |. Lsfsyssts. La. ions n:
q ~ S 6 ss., En- Hs s's's W.:
n Ah fasnds and scqaaDtancss Of The Fin
b.pr@'s. In general a rseeaIy squsssd attend h fahs
G 9n hs lsss isdsnsse. Pnlp street. tsssn Rousseau aud
Faison s.ssss, THis AFTERNOON, ss4 o'ctssk.
~ Nssyoik pspsss psass copy. y
2: sss s: !. ss z: d.: hs. sss, fs
~ HI snds aequaIa,snes and dos Of hi, san ames
Lsanss respectfully Invited stsnd biz, funsrs which will
ahs plaes This 1ERN00Na o'eef. fsoa roashar
traia Railroad depot >
On Saturday. ssps.ssss % Al halfps.t o'o,ost ,.
d =. AL. Wssa. "a ss.s q nss,t:
sssd:. ssoss.bsr II. at se'ooekr H. tAs Iu,An1
n The funes. vhI plae. Tls DAY from III. CORNER
Tchosppplss and st. Jasph Streets 70 which all his fisnds
RsnAlxAsLE CuRs.-Ds. Fryer. The es,sAsatsd lhdiaz
doctor. has ths ess Of aohsvias song snsshabs
We were shown IL etss dsy slave bslonsng to The md
LevQe Soqm Cotton Pfw< Third nuicipnlitv Svho
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INDEPENDRNT RnnET CnUR No. .,

FNEAHT Club No. q,
SIXTH WARD SECOND MUNIclPALlTY.'
~ The Of this Ward avorsAs JAMES
r. FREREr for Sheriff Of this city, respectfully
attend meens FRANK Ruders house. Phpps
and Roydras srsets WEDNESDAY, EvENN0 The Ish inst
haEpas. O'Clock, Tor psrposs forming Club to Be-
styled o. INDEPENDENT FREkET CLUB No g. sizah Ward
ssco,d Municipality.
Gil Young, l. Bfossart, Henry Cor,,oha.
/ r. u Rodsf, yshn Newton, A ID. Howard.
q. totsr, Nm Hosrocxs, Exon hsse.
6eo. +. Pssrson,- wm. LsnnoH, john KayAr,
and ohefs.
Thoss favorable the organization VIII please .,
koder Monday sennk the meeting Frsrv,
CLUB No. Of First Municipality, ny invAtaa. ia
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HlkoT uUNiC0AtITY. ~
- A Meeting of this Club viii bs held MONDAY EVEN
ING, September H. at osook RaAss
Of Bourbon and Cont tbs Transaction very important
business By order Of - stt--
sis > ADoLPHE NEWHOUsg Pr,.id.n,
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sny css. With an idsa Of dsssncy, = grain oil
eomnof ssnss q gsAaias Amsrioaa feeling,
GA = dissracefally vitupsrsss- The President el
he United Statss as to stigmatizs him y .
''bu.chsr." murderer" etc. In some eases
is-leeks = tAsugh rAstiss, yho have long been
preaching . Cuban crusade, under the lnos
glowing and brilliant colorinx, now that tLos.
whs answered. their call and suffered the. terribl.
torture Of the expedition, hsse written home tina
they were bitterly deceived, apprshena thas al
impulsivs fablic sentiment may require thsm n
snswss to the charge, seek to escape under ,
noisy and vitupesaiivs outcry against the Pres
ident. Tho fact Of the matter, is, there wa
ssaly nSthiAg solid ON whish to base the rspor.e,
readiness of Cdbs for freedom, but those VIII,
received nd pubhshsd them, might simply rel
upop tho hsaesty # their iAtsn.isna and the .p
pareat correctness Of the reports.
Z These who indulge in this -vitupssstion, CLAIM
To W that they spply Tito the individual not .
the Prssidsn. Thai = tho most ridiculous Q
distinctions without differences. They sbus
the President ibr official acts. and mis- official act
ere nsosssssiiy done in the capacity Of fresidea,
Il h his duty to watch and keep in motion a
the machinery Of our Government, to execute al
laws aad maintain al tnsatiss. When he can n,
lohger command psrponal respect, when mel
far his infsriou, psrhsps, in every mental an,
moral attribute, succeed in impresipg the pop
ular mind with the ida. tl,.t ha i. 90 bu,.h q, u
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slations for the esrana. well protection Of the nha
That these impsoyssnts viii add greatly to the VAL
g Of psopy IN the now immedise rsar Of the c and
and come o. 6swsse the Municipal corposaon:
md ne which shalt be fair and equal 70 all
.s:ss :@ ~: s % E: .as5 essss
az land q may y sdJudged them. IN eonsdesiion q
sid received By each municipality. there shall Be- s
ssrysd one public park It least to each munclpay and
- sufficient Ss hsd and Kept forever sSqS ss
the public u,s gnde! sueh regulations respecting each
residue land as may s sudssd to Ss city or hs
respectively shall be dispensed Of said
Rsseiped That none q said and obtained from Cone,s,
b. sold for less than Government prce of dollar and
debt. Or to a:s upss. q
havebeen s fully and entirely accomplished herein
Hesolped, That with commsrce untramssd by nm.
nscess.ry burhsnsa. health rendered 80 fine
a. shsn 10 9 ss
R.9yems"t Of their own-and railroads and mannfaco.s.
south viii have Just sssss 70 6s proud q .ss, ss:s
= That d: s,sson. p...mbs and resolutions :.
Rssoos Il Be- a. .soS q he Msnic
pa e have printed IA pamphlet FORM under the
the citizens x Report z he LSpi;sas s,as Medical
Il: public mind on sSs sus.s Te Of G a,
R.ss.gea Thai IL Secretary Of this Caunc be request.
~ motion OF Mr. Payne. the Chair appointed said
Fnt Munioip.lity- Me.rs T. Wharton CoIl.n.. m.mbe,
! SECOND Mlnioipalty-Chss. NJ. Waterman, member Of
SpaS P a s ~
| CocsS'li u = Flanders, citizen:
on motion. MI. b. H. Payne was appointed Chairman o.
3. A. MIoHEL. sse'y pro tenn.
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ADAm u. - ~ Gn n..,, ~
II from Europe, aud he
united ressncs, Daaphin aud Eplanads street,
Of PRESENT, Fast and Faprs svents.
| n consatson- Grnilsmsn 81 ; Ladies s0cs sIo 81
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FIVE MISSES 81 RICHARDSON

\ II l. In : n F't'td
H. lui,ru the leo .vs
Df H.it,iJ'd ash "
entity thair."5 Aase
iusl reformed from
tnsrhctwi,hthe pr :
eEt sNlc vi sPun .
and summer ! ash'
.ons I hey would
also ssy t. the ru'''
!lc.rillt they arr pre-
pared - iGcct al o.
dcTS "a their lane q
tns.r,ss tur Il -
1890 p #
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DISSOLUTION.

nHE CopsFinrr,iup hercio'orr et.s,tnr
l--ta cen ibe rncrfs'gned q. this csy IS
,,.,a! consent dissolved AZ q. bis soc us
sfs 4,sssurc b. lrs.sh Pratt, Who wt.. s,g,.c
a.. --:l.. 80 q 4.EEt .l.e nia.
jssiAH TNtTT.
iU1 = fuylsE
E~aaas. ,-1 D 80 70
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REV e.sbDEsS,

n a., Store ..y0 doors .Not'h of lie touy'
hpnst. East s,de # Ffank'ia Squire
MUST received general assortment Of
~ American, Ens'ish, French ard German
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. CROCK.
cry AND HARDWARE,
-h,ch will he sold cheap lnr hprT1ycd Cred
g, ,f meet A,iids of Country Produce and
,trv much cheaper tor cash without respect
=. ,cr,.nq -luUcc's aud outsiders ia, CIV
timed and na,tanar. all ing same.
.. l.. Robbins.
EyI,o,, Nav ISL
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CnnmisNionct'N NJ e.

NIFFUIN HIDE, : non
W5.,'r1r ~. N.rJ II, I'D.
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TAX PAYERS.

ru>nr Town Tax biil - 30 'be hsr's ''
b the Town Treasurer One 'r'eh'" ,'
VIII ~ saved Il pay """' t'' 'As''
=, -, i,e,j,re the i-t DAY Of June reht
Rutland, MAY :, I-'l y
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. RE

SurRiFF IpGLRTON h.' feEe5e,d to
me a...c isu.y oeeas - - D' I D.
,sf. t.. % HI. secsaa A2ase So'i- q iih.ss'
t.g-rh IN Rui,1ac.
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r,u,,t.sioxERs NOTICE

,,-r.'' 49, .r,iE ue4.s "a a"iAisA 30 tIr h"f
W u.'..,s4.s.l; IA, ii.- Is ...' 81 f"'eta ger.
,,,s,larrr. - fccrlye, fEafl.'' aA1 a'5 "'' 90
cams ana dem1uds "i 50 pefs.hs "21is'
I'm. e,tsie Of Esther Gown, let" O. 'H'.>
sd s'i.-,. 1rpcas.c Il pfs'f n'fa "
s1t d monihs iSau. Ice 2ls' cay "'
- bean. sii"~"1 ~ ,t'o c'u'' W.
,.... .rr - tsr.r,,tfe heichy & So re'tt 'h-
u,,. 1,teod 10 the bus'n'ss 81 ""' $40 -I
as.,,q.r,s, q, ,lc dwelling l-use o. i.,;neh
il.E. un 'ar scrant T'orstsfa s NJ! A"@
Icn.. r,r'. f-atu Ho'c'orh A = IGti r.
t.etl = ~ ~srh % ts'd ca;s
5 b rHLiS, toEu..fssoE-
WILLIAM OTIS, sr
psrNg, ATft; l-ai -
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,' Bona Tbey vii frnr.h ali 'f,s,"'ne,
Sc th.,w'l I've Jailed far IN q '"''''
-, ,.,..,,hIc Turns ard ssirr,~st no. '''
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ENTICE

tn. % certify that have this DAY z =.
- ray ION tioersc -, h = time, d l'lnr ,',e
trira.nd"- # b., ruln"rliy, aud hal clam
none 81 n3s "'fn'rZ. nor pay snF Grois u.
hes contracting aietih-s rs'~
AETEIAS FISK
sArt.nInc. March 81 III -
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y ~ SASforn, si"rcss.
Cast'c'an, Arrl -. l~Ii, Il
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

WE the ,pe-c't-,.rs beng ayP"llrG ~
w thr Hon. rr",,a'e Cont tor the DIS
t.ict ~ Rnusni, Commissioners I" receive,
r,a,n,ne, aud ei n-t ~ cisi'0s and drma ads
% al persons a1aln~t ri,c c-'a'c u' IrHt'
Ffts5tc. lac of Na45.,,au, ga sad district
deceased, f,pfcsrn.cd insoiS'n', and ~
,non,as ifon ,He lllh dIy ii HsIhh, ls1i
bong allowed ior ,hat pa p.sc, "" d" there
fore h.icag .''c notice tAa' No " d! a'p Ha
f. H. 5us.ucss %. sl.! appointment al tie
t,cl.tua t,cusr oi the ,yldov Olive fflshie,
A., Al. In, Wednesdays "a Nay Il Sep' neat,
from ril,r 4, lock = "a Until fod! clock ..
r., on each ~ sd DAYS
!OBN liTCH. )C,..,...s.
AANoLD NIL, ",nn s.
+. COPELAND,
,.r4,.arr April o., 1871 II
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pQY GOODS

NANCY and Stspie Day Goods, a. 4 sa1a'i
advance, 4, wupic,a' = Of tcisu ~
BARRkIT Il sos
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sTonE ron SALE.

fg'nE Store noes occur.rd bg Barnett. SOU.
a L, situated co.. Wilmington SIeG-
n,li 10 We Depot gr,Iud'
3ERLIl A SOS
Rutland, My ., l-"!. d.
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LIVERY STABLE

k,t, -, shoRSk Nt'oU ~ '.r,si 80 49,
Esse' 80 - /" -. ..--
ssy.sh sore
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LIKE

FOR sale at LNNDUN & GRAA Is
Aprr ytA, l-Ji. 10
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-07-26

LET HER BE.-One of the Detroit mer-
camille gentlemen, who was westward a
short time since, went TO the clerk of one of
the Ontario boats to be shown to his state
room. The clerk handed the applicant a
key, at the same time pointing to door at
some little distance. Our friend went in the
direction indicated, but opened the door
next to his own, where he discovered lady
passenger making her toilette, who, upon
The strangers appearance, uttered loud
scream ego away go away !" screamed
the lady "Letler B J" screamed the clerk.
VI am not touching her at ALL" sreamed the
indignant merchant.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-07-26
SHOURDS G cos
SDLEo 81 S SSpEa
LABOR AND FUEL SAVING
WASEING SOAP.
MnnnfnrInrnd hv ShnnrhS n Co.

Manufactured by NhOlrdS TO-
543 Chestnut ST., Phiid.
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS
WARRANTED to wash clean in hard, soft
w or salt water, cold or hot, in one third the
time of any other Soap ever manufactured; thus
dispensing with boiling, bleaching, &c.
FLANNELS, CLOTHES, &c.
washed with this Soap will never shrink or have
any harsh or gummy feel, but leave them in their
original soft and plant state which is in itself
sufficient recommendation to guarantee its use in
all families.
THE FINEST FABRICS
may he washed thoroughly with it, without the
least injury; giving them a lustre equal to newly
imported goods.
PAINT, GREASE & DIRT
of any description, can he readily removed by the
use of it, without injury to the article, whether it
be the finest dress or ordinary carpet.
In the use of Shourds & Co.'S Soap, the most
delicate need not fear, as it will not mure or chap
the hands, but on the contrary act as an emolli-
ent, and is not only tho VERY hest WASHING
SOAR ever offered to tho public, but as a TOILET
SOAP cannot be exccllcd.
Wherever it has been used il has given pcrfec,
satisfaction, aud is warranted so to do, in all ca
ses where fair trial will he given it.
SHOURDS q CO., Manufacturers,
No. 5i3 Chssnut ST., Philadelphia.
For Sale by Grocers generally.
November l6, lS5O.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-07-26

AN ANEcDoTE OF JoHN ApAMs.--When
John Adams was young man, he was iny-
ted 10 dine with the Court and Bar al the
house of Judge Paine, an eminent Loyalist,
al Worcester. When the wine was circula.
ted round the table, Judge Paine gave as
toast, "T'he King" Some of the Wings
were about to refuse to drink it. But Mr.
Adams whispered TO them to comply, say
ing, ave shall have an opportunity to re-
turn the compliment" At length, when
John Adams was desired 10 give toast, he
gave "The Deudn As the host was about
10 resent the supposed indignity, his wife
calmed him, and turned the laugh upon Mr..
Adams by Immediately saying, "My dear,
as the gentleman has seen fit TO drink TO our
friend, let us by no means refuse, in our
turn, 10 drink 10 his.p
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-07-26
@tarfuailentts :Natter.

The just man will flourish, iu spite of
envy.
Why does horse never starve in har-
ness Because he has always a bit in his
mouth.
The idea Of poor lrshman is a beautiful
one-"There is silver lining 10 every
cloud.n
NEVER give boy shilling to hold your
shadow, while you Climb tree and look
into the middle of next week-it is money
thrown away.
AN exchange says it does not wish 10 in
sinuate that the mikman stops too near the
river, but it does look suspicious when his
son is found fishing for minnows in the milk
pans.
A colored man named Ransom, living in
Spencer, Mass on Saturday, after severely
beating his wife, dragged her into the yard
and stabbed her to the heart. He has made
his escape.
WESLEY says; When was young, was
sure of every thing in few years, having
been mistaken thousand times, | was not
half so sure of most things as was before
at present, am hardly sure Of any thing but
what God has revealed 10 man.
"How can you be so rude as 10 cape be-
fore lady" said Susan 10 Whizz. "Mad-
am" yawned he, but at the same time
bowng, a wouldn't for the world have
gaped before the lady, if had suspected
she wanted 10 cape first.
The wife OF Eben G. Bartholomew, of
Harlem, Winnebago county, ILL.,, was killed
by lightning, wkie asleep in bed with her
husband and child, Mr., Bartholomew re-
ceived slight shock. The child was Sc
verely burnt.
To KEEP PREsERvEs.-Apply the white
of an egg, with a suitable brush, 10 a single
thickness of white tissue paper with which
cover the jars, overlapping the edges an
inch or two. No tying is required The
whole will become, when dry, as tight as a
drum.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-07-26

WoMAN.-Judge Lewis says; God bless
,y-aways ministering to the sick-linger-
ing longest at the cross-speeding earliest to
the sepuIchre They never erred but once
and if that error had been committed at a
later period of the world after 1000 years
of bright and lovely deeds,-the Accusing
Spirit had carried the offence to Heavens
Chancery in vain !"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-07-26

AT Mammoulh ILL.,, a new style for gen.
tlemen's dress has made its appearance
II is a sack coat reaching TO the hips, with
pants closely fitting the body and limbs, and
fastened at the knee, after the manner OF
the old style, with long stockings TO match.
Tassals are attached 10 each knee, and com
plete the suit. We suppose this TO be a
sel-of to the change in the ladies' cos
tune.