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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04
PAPER HANoiNGs, &c.

ERENcH PAPER HANoINos.-THos FAYE CO,
No tS Pearl street. sssr Msdscn offer the richest.
sortmsnt In the city Of Decors Gold, Silver and Velvet
Papers re- all i'm ported direct from the nanufsctursrs
scd for sale ~ hs lowest rates ~ wholesale aud veta
LIME PAPER MISREPRESENTATION PAREs d CO.,
N9 Pearl street. have just received, and offer whole
sale and RETAIL exensive sssortmen Of s The richest
styles Of Decorative, Velvet Cola Satin French, and
for drawing rooms A. Also all the mos. approved ssyes
able for Halls dining rooms 30 The meet perfect work
men 20 hang paper always on hand.
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pt,sr OFFICE NOTICE.

VYosr OFFICE, NEW YoRK-NOTICE.-rHE NAILS
Per o. Mail steamer WashpSSsSn vii, close At this
tiers fox France must be pre- p.id q cents each rate
WM YBaADY, Pm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

A GOOD SADDLE coz PoNEY Is WANTED. ABoUr
tteen 70 fourteen hands high, gentle and sound for
wren m Iriee viii he gvsn. Apply a. 0aiselis sssbles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

II JAMES JACKSON, OF MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA,
s this he will Of something 70 his advantage
BY calling at the once Of Fros. Ccnvsre No. ne Pesr
street Any giving information that will lead 70
finding him, will be rewarded Said James Jackson when
last heard from was in Charleston c. and probably sail
cd In vessel bound 10 this city probably as sailor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

xg5JJ,yeb ZIbleF II.,Tb3 II4VI
The aggregate value Of merchandise exported during
the month s3c43o4 The aggregate Of merchandise
and specie exported from this port in September for
several years past, has been suhjoned-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04
COPARTHERsHIP HOTIUEs.

NoTIcE-THR BUSINESS OF THE LATE FIRM OF
IN r. j. Psrrine will be settled By the undersigned.
All demands sgsinst said firm must he presented 10 the
him. ROBERT PERRfNE.
Nrw yonR, September 10. 1851.
A PARTNER WANTED. WITH sl.Oo TO pa. IN
n fret class public house, In Of the beet business
thcroushfses In the city Any person having the above
smount will End this excellent for engaging
In the busirese. Apply 70 HOwEs n BALKC0N, No. 50
Nassau street. and fss Broadway.
WANTED-As A PARTNER IN THE DRY GOODS
w business o young man, possessing 500 10 $500 In
cash. In most desirable 1ocstion and In house already
oren Tor the fall trade Address Industry Herald ONCE.
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II What 10 Lola Monies oominef
htso or are they humminsf
Let her come who cares; reAstion
Soon will Danish her attraction.
~ the big bugs In their coaches
She could draw forth, the rosches
Are Afured by Lyon Powder,
Every night she have o [" orowder.
But, though fair ald pure Dian,
she would be n match for Lyon.
Every in creation
He can rob Of animation
And with Pills well named Magnetic,
kil the yer min rerrste;i,t
villarous long whiskered fellows.
That infest harms and cellars.
Principal DEPOT for the sale ofLyons Magnetic Ps sdsf
ard Pills "a Broadway.
EUTEEN YEARS REPUTATION mas PROVED
that Clirehughs Teopbe-ous 10 the best and only ar
ticie the hair offered 10 the world stim
ana curative s cleansing and Identifying properties
IL Of the neeessaries Of the toilet sold
Price so eents. Principal oce iTo Brosdvay Rice smith
fancy store, New York Hotel. and all druggists.
HAIR DYE, or ANY sHADE.-A LADY WILL FOR
ward 70 any one the receipt most valuabls and in
fsbe hair dye with directions for 10 produces any
,a nay REQUIRE from light saSurn 70 PER-
eot mes unsing In effects does not diseolor the skin;
s% All Injurious quslitis. has undereOne medical
say or Gentleman forwarding dollar. will receive the
eve BY return OF mail. Sent OF the United
states. Address Mrs. l.. =. YATES. Rochester NY.
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CENTLEHEN's QUITTING STORE. asapaoAnwAy

~ BKUAOWAY,
" The Subscribers would inform their friends aud the
public generally that they the old
No Maiden Lane to No ~. Broadway. thrss block
low the Irving House where they prepared exhibit
complete assortment Of gentlemens Quitting areies
consisting Of fine and cotton Shirts armeuts
every variety Hosiery Gloves Of superior style
eravats Ne &C. Also ladies unde wear. mern0 ,ni and
likewise particu given the making
shirts order aud to M They would also
spectuy solicit their ien is and the public generally
~ . Of fine Linen Shirts, exhibiting at the
Fair OF the American Institute. u. W. CANflELD l.
FOWLER 262 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

QOYs CLOTHING.-N. p Fl. BARREr CO., ~ MAS
street, have the largest cheapest and best stock of
youths and chdrens clothing In the union Being exeiu-
vey engaged 10 boys clothing they present
TO purchasers than other concern
in their line. Sold ethsr by single suit or pa:kage
THE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES TO PAY
cash, in money for cast OF Clothing Furnf-
ture. Fire Watches and Jewery. Lsdes and gentle
having the above dispose o. all times realize
value bv ndng leaving line at his Office,
Ladies attended by Mes. Lyon.
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ULOV HIN q.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-BILLS ON THE FOL-
lowing broken Banks will be taken at par in Payment
Tor Clothing At Union Hall Wholesale and detail Clothing
Warehouse Of Fulton and Nassau streets New York
VIZ The Ocean Bank OF Bergen Iron Works. N. J the
ZOE mereai Bank q Perth Ameoy dol the Farmers Bank,
DOL the Atlantic Bank, do the Delaware and Hudson
90 The Government Stock Bank, Michigan; the James
Bank Of jamestown VI the Bank Of New Rochelle. dos
hite CIssA d9 the Merchants Rank, Of canandsigua.
INN stock Of some dollars worth
ofready maze Cothng suitable season. in every
variety and embracing all the late improvements ia the
trade p L. ROGERS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

EoR sAIE-A LIGHT TRoTrINo wAeoN.-wAs
su 1850 ysson for Lady sutton is made Of the
very beet materials has been but little used and s In M
te oder Left for sale at the stable Of Gillespie and Var
isle, East broadway, near corner Of Pike. ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

ITO BAsKET kAKERs.-RoBERT BULOID d CO, M
porters, No. los Front street. would inform the basket
makers that they received superior lot Of Freuch
Willows. Prnee de Joinvilie. direct growers,
which they will sell reasonable
market, and tina. they will be constantly supplied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04
RY LETTERS PATENT. ISSUED sErrsMsEs a

- r. Brands Co, Manufacturers Of broase powder,
metal and silver leaf beg 20 call tie attention Of the public
TO their patented gold and silver plated bronze c9iors IN the
beautiful shades Of briancy durabity,
and ehespness BY and proved process they Will
be able 70 I'LL orders for quality quantity within
twtntyfour hours and will also make goods according 10
kamIlle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04
uALRo ~ AUCYIOu.

UCTI0N NOTICE -CARRIAGes, HARNESS. SAD
"A dies &c on Saturday 4th Oct at 5'elo,k in front
Of the store 6 Dey street. corner Colpes
I,fns sSsgy seat koek." sporas eEsa
Harness Side Saddle w. A. CARTER, Aust
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

CARD. kNGE.-"NkGROMANIA -WHERE-
~ the abolition hiss resoIted TO abuse Of myself
instead Of doctrines laid down
titled AID whereas reviling for being
lshman is not the to that DO
made equal to white men do, therefore os thus ehalsnge
white aboionisr, to meet in New York, in
Philadelphia discuss the
hook, viz That neither time, food, climate shelter eda.
cation, religion make politically
ally mora socially or relieiousy equal With the whi.o
man. will main Ain the affirmative my abolition
the negative AS TO the book ITSELF IL performing ito
work IL has food Of light upon the quest Of
which the regromaniacs do not like. Its sale Is in.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04
,I,o MEN OF ENrERPRIgE.-A RARE onANcr.-ro

Il let-The model Hotel The lnrAe basement, for q
ress urant Of this SPLENDID house. some
two hun dred persons daily be leased under the
vsntageous circumstance, there being dining
served to the guests AisO shop With
for baths suitaol for barber attached Hotel
be leased. few nicely furnished and pleasant Rooms to
let per week. from rs to lG by immediate applies
the ohice OF the Hotel, stars Of William and
Frankfort streets toek from the Park Single beided
Moons, 23e FER nig Ihe Hotel is during the nsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS,

-~sN~-e~-~>
PERSONS ARE CAUTIONEI
~ against purchasing certified check the Pheni,
Bank Tor Sill 49, drawn by Carroll Livingston TO the orte
of f. Blanchard Such eheox is s,oIn and ths endorse
cxRRoLL LIVINGSTON, Ct Wan street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04
MUSICAL


DHILHARMONTC SOCIETY TENTH SEAsON.-MEM-
bers respectfully informed that the rehesras OF the
will take place At Ntlo Saloon Sa
Will be received BY Messrs Schsrenborg Luis AS Broad
way and BY the Secretary Of the Committee Of Ma
j. L. ENSIGN, See, s wooster street.
ono MULLER, TEACHER OF THE PIANoroRTE
" and sioging will give lessons a. his rehdenoe ss5
Broadvsy In part ~ the city. Apply BY letter.
personality from TO o'clock.
MUSIC AND rRENCH.-A GENTLEMAN. CAPABLE
vl Of giving Instruction In Preach and Music, the
piano, receive his board. with room, In private
family in pleasant part Of the city salent for
bic lessons TO two pupils aged 10 and H. Address A. b. boz
l,7S7, Post OH 90.
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND PIANO
l f.rte-ysmes oa.pard nseder, Composer and Profess
Of Music havsg returned TO New York 70 make IL his
permspent residence respectfully that he
pared 20 give instruction In the above phshen and
from his well known the profession hopes
sford 70 those Who honor him with patron
Application 10 be made Hal. Son. Joe Stodar
Chctering scharfenberg Firth, Pond Co., Met Mr.
Mseder, at his residence, 76 Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

HANDSOME FURNITURE. &c.. TO PAY ADvANCEs
II at auction. at $40 Broadway-H. z. Willard.
oneer will SELL this morning, i0S o'clock Hoopers
Sales Room near stuarts general assortment Of Farn
ure consisting CT Mahogany Sofas Chars Rocking and
Parlor Chairs. Rosewood and Black Walnut Bedssead
Lounges Marble Top Centre and Side Tables also
tresses, Paliasters &cs ii. f. WILLARD, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

GlRANDOLEs, LAxpS CHANDELIERS, Candida
~ brat, ko.-J Reilly 40 Carmine STREET lamp manu-
taotrer shes TO direct public attention his
,A,snsiye stock Of Girandos, Chandeliers vandlasrA.
hall and surep cling Lamps, Bracket wh,h he oners
az prices that defy composition. Persons about
viii doyeu 20 call and examine; Goods delivered la any
per. Of the city free. N B.ordsrs by post Otherwise
PROMPTLY attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

k'VN FhLE-A FAIH OF ELEGANT BAY CARRTACR
Horses .ght year. old sound and kind, aud free from
al tricks and drive In fine style; also, elsg.nt Clarence
Csrisge made by Tcmlipson Wood bat ltte used also
. sixseat kcchsvsy, and two sets Of Double Harness
richly mounted, will be sold separately or together Can
be seen At the private stable in fifteenth street. west OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

CRATEs AND FENDERs.-H KELLY's CRATE AND
NJ Fender Mandatory sac Brooms street, three doors
Of the Bowery adj dining Dr. Cones church. Nes Ysrh
Builders and others who about would
we'll call he feels confident that his
riety and cheapness are unsurpassed.
ITO PAINTERs.-THE NEW JERSEY ExPLORINo
and Mining Company through the Of the Ameri-
can Institute cner the premiums for the best
eimtns q Zinc Paint Of their manufacture applied
nes not lees than ten by eighteen inches 70 be exhbted
the approaching Fair ~ Castle Garden. Specimens will be
received at Castle Garden until the 18th day Of Octob
when the awards will be deded by the Committee
ttitute In strict conformity s rules vzror
specimens Sl for the second best do $50 third
beet do f5 The specimens TO be retained ty the Conra
40 their property BY order Of the Board Of Managers
WM. HALL, ChAlxnan.
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In rUC rION.


episcopal COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, CHESTNUT
- Grove Clifton, Staten Island, Rev. 7. lowell A. n,
O. Prineirsl.Ths winter term viii eomnsnee on the
,sry exercises which have contributed TO the health
81 The puI the principal 10 about to add horsemanhp
sion may te made the principal ~ once
days during the month. Early application necessary As
the number limited. prosreetuscs may be had At the
bookstores Of Msssrs Appleton. Putnam and sheppard
CPANIsH LANGuAGE-oRAL SYSTEM. J. WIN.
gut Professor q the above language and literature. in
cr ladies and smother for fentlsmsn SIX los
sons shall be given gratis to the scholsr judge OF
as % a% sS for s 81 .s
improved edition Of Ollesdors spanish Grammar by
r.Gs w. Ia, Jus; been whes sy ss n,S At his
CPANIsH LAEGUAGE.-MR. A. DEP. BAEZ. PROBES
few leisure hour. viii dsTo,e them IN ssias lessons az S
study in part Of the city and viii also make rans
tons With correctness aad punetualt Address No. pey
street. two doors from Broadway; Office No. 4.
DENMANsHIP.-srRANGE ARE RESPECTFULLY
they avail themselves at such hours oouvenen
OF Mr. Godmith services Bis CLASSES for the
and he has leisure to devote the attention
10 aiew private pupils.
RooKKTEPING, ARITHMETIC, &C.. TAUGHT IN
course Of insruetion. at W. j. Rnye's room, No. $40
Broadway Each student receives separste atsnton and
rapidly advanced In his studies Open day and evening
Ter moderate
L1YGLIsH TEACHER WANTED, IN SCHOOL IN
II the cityi will be engaged hve days in the week. and six
hours each day salary three hundred dollars
Addres j. A. At this office, stating age experience and
reference.
DRAwINo.-wANTEp. A TEACHER OF DRAWING
hour Friday Address Craftsman, ~ this Office
stating salsry expected and experience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

t'oK sAlEcA COUPE AND PAIR OF BARK BAY
horses wears cid, l51s hands, perfectly sound Kind
se anre and double harness. under saddle
Ine property gentleman leaving for Europe Can be seen
o NO Second street Apply at765 Broadway Coupe
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respectable young married woman. who hS recently
lest Ter Husband infant wshin Size sSd
be seen for few days 26 west twentieth street. The
best referer c(f given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

WAcHMAKkR AND ELLER-sToRE FOR
ssle.A good opportunity for . with cssh CAPT
tai 70 invest good located ready established bust
ness place. opportunity offered that Is seldom 20 be met
With, az the place ha: good run Of eustoner and the
oSners are going into the business For
shsr particulars. apply At ala Hudson. esrner Of Canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

~ NO % and % veey street viii be e. with with:
out steam For sale two full lots la 1ventyhii
street. between 9th and 9TH avenues, AL dag out and
ready for Improvements Also two threestory brick
Nos 81 an 20 Lexington avenue Apply TO SfOUvENEL
CO. China and Glass store e94 Broadway or Is and "
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-21
EEzE: COUNTRY COUSIN.
BY 5. NJ. HUMPHREY.

How provoking! cried the gay and beautiful
hnhy Howard, rs She threw aside IA letter she
had been reading, 'o"iy think, TO be Dor d Il who'd
fortnight by vulgar country cousin, and tat
too, during the gay season. o, dear o, dear
what Wl' TIE NHm"iS think But there It is
must W'Itt for Err to come, As father has giv-
en- h"r pr ~7nT iuyita'lon to come, OF course
never t.lnhlnL sin would except IT, Bat sniz-
~ pen sac wrote Il pretty note, ana hasten
e@ 10 the bearer VINO was awaiting an answer in
an adlHning room, with a tace Wrcalned Wilh
smiles she presented it.
Bat. y a.. II one syllable of her vchpmpn,
>ut;.oiHy had c,ca, Cd the ears of the messenger
WAC O his return iomn. during an .nteryiay
.sl.a hrr. ~ra,.a aa account of it to Louisa Dat
t"u-the c.uu.r, cousin.
o. lug ~, a.m..~, the a.toni,Acd Girl burst
'nto l"ars- ar-ol disappointment and NORTH I'd
pride, Bar s'o soon recovered herself, and vi
iiuG herey"S seemed Iool IN thought, when sud
denly merry aagA burst forth, and she roguish-
y SAID
'Ay Iuat will BE- Gna; at all events I'll make
tho most Of my visit, aud the foolish, deceittul
Emmy Howard, shall tni that her country cousin
IN point OF vulglrIty,ls qHte up 10 her magma
,iuu. ! am sure that II /, but iar that she eho'd
b. puuI~ucd, and t. her opinion or that of her
associates, 1t matters bat little to me. True, it
y III be difficult pant 10 play bat | trust much
|" ''y powers 81 ''"4u"h' III carving out my
IAN, whlrh tor'unat y, according to Prenoiogy,
axe "''rI',,''''''''I ~ y''Ir 'P,'u
o"'" '.,'',H LOW ",' q, '''> UNI n.y. l'"Htu
=" "t'I' 't P','I" SUE "I"Iu nave us
a. .' ~ Ia CO.. =! "lI ~ e
II''' Il; P''I'' VI - '-
> ''''' ~ '"''' ''U' ''''
'.,,'I',u W. ,nA"'T r
." ; .I
,,;,.,L, =, .,,'T ,I.n d,,n,.I c1.r,a1, r.G,.,nd =
,I,...r .,i' IN, rr.'.. rim, nm bar chsaIx Thn'
IA. Ir,,,- If ,.ar. ,vero ,;.,Ilc = SUNNI, s,niI,
r,ay.d around the lis Of Madonna beauty. and
every feature seemed ra4ian, with the sweet Ijpht
ct warm affection and yaunr hone. @! JOYOUS
Aa.fy season when lie vita It's varied charms
opens upon the yoauu nlaiden. with ONLY rain
bow hut,-wncn on IAa sunny la9d,caoe she
..,. ,,oaol.o,,
luc father Of Louisa having acquired a com
potency, and h inc fond of a rural lite. while she
y.~ VT amern eliza. had chosen lovely Sc
quest red retreat II re amid natures sweet
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-21
A PROSECUTED MAN An exchange tells Il

APERsEcUTED MAN An exchange tells the
following good one:
Hamilton. of the Maysvlle Tribune was trav-
cling in the cars the other day, from BelIefoun-
tame to kenton, when he fell in with decided
character. He was toIera5le DRINK. Let Ham
Ilton tell the rest
He said he lived in Urbana that the Metho-
G-ls had great revival there year or more ago
and that more than hundred were converted
that he hsd been converted some years before
aud had Joined the church. We asked him il he
sill! belonged to il.
no" SAID he they turned me out for the
mos. irlToion' thing in the world i'll had known
that they would have turned me out for such a
ll3la thing a. that. I'd never Joined"
SAID We. Nv hat did you do p
81. nutbing-tnly | bet-my hofscs out ran
another ftilows-l won the money. and then got
drunk and had TWO fights. That's all.-and they
turned me out for ttat!'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-21
THE LAND OF DREAMS.
BY W. c. BRYANT.

BY W. c. BRYANT.
mighty realm is the land of Dreams
With steps that hang in the twilight sky,
And weerng oceans and thrilling streams,
That CLEAN where the dusky valleys lie.
But over its shadowy borders flow
sweet rays from the world of endless morn,
And the nearer mountains catch the glow,
And flowers in the market fields are born.
The souls of the happy dead repair
From their bowers OF light to that bordering land
And walk in the fainter glory there,
With the souls Of the living hand in hand.
One calm. sweet smile in that shadowy sphere,
From eyes that open earth no more,
One warning W, ri from voice once dear
How they rise in the memory DER and DER!
Far OF from those hills that shine with day.
And the fields that bloom with heavenly gales
The land Of dreams goes stretching away
To dimmer mountains and darker wales
There lie the chambers of guilty delight,
There walk the speetres OF guilty fear,
And soft low voices, that float through the night,
Are whispering sin in that helpless ear.
Dear maid, in thy grlhood's opening flower,
Scarce Weaned from the love of childish pay,
The tears on whose cheeks are but the shower
That frcshens the early bloom of May.
Thine eyes are closed; DER thy brow
Pass thoughtful shadows and joyous CLEANS
And | know by Thy moving lips, that now
Tie spirit strays in the land Of Dreams
Lighi-hearted maiden, Oh heed Thy feet,
Oh keep where that beam Of Paradise falls!
And only wander where thou muyest meet
The blessed one from is shining walls
So shalt thou come from the land ofdreams
with love and peace to This world OF strife,
And the light that over that border streams
shai! lie on the path of Thy daily life.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-21

BEowNLow ON LoAFERS.--Parson Brow
low, the most talented and eccentric divine sin.
the time Of Swift, thus speaks of the prinut
office loater-a species Of animals, we are 81.
to say, that is not common in this community.
But hear the Parsons text upon the subject:
Wanied-Fifteen able bodied loafers TO Sit
the editors office from sunrise to sunset. No
need apply except those who can smoke all
time, and swear loud enough to preventive cd
or from transactng any business whatever
They will Of course be expected to read all
editors private letters and manuscripts in bis E
scnce. We donI want all the fools in town
come at once, lest the business in the plo,
should suffer.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-21

A most extraordinary specimen Of gold orc
has been placed in the American portion Of the
Crystal Palace, which, from its size and evident
richness, attracted an immense amount of attep-
ton. Inappearance, it is huge block ofquarts
rock impregnated in every part with the prec
ious metal, and the value of it may be cstiiasfeo
from the fact that the fortunate owner refuses e
part with it for the sum OF 1920, He arrive,
in England with this specimen for the purrg
of buying machinery to work tic vein in wilma,
II was discovered, ami he is himself a. curiou
and interesting an object as hi. contribution, b.
ing fresh from the dlggings, and wearing a g.
watch Chain of the most Prcpos,erons dimgl
5Cns
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-21

! A ROMANTIC YOUNG LADY FnlIBUsrER.-
The Louisville Journal of the lst inst, contains
the following:
Last evening on the arrival of the cars from
Frankfort, the watchful 'Charleys" of our CITY
as usual on the alert, looking into every BODY 5
business except their own. A handsome Young
gentleman dressed in tights seemed to attract
their peculiar attention, and one of them, after
having surveyed him on all sides, began to sus-
pect tue genus homo of the young man. The Of
ticer, ottaring his arm, very politely volunteered
his services TO see him taken care Of and accord
lngly they went to Capt. Buckner's fire proof
castle Arrived there, the officer expressed his
suspicion to his new acquaintance, who turned
out, sure enough, to be a live woman in tights.
The woman is about twenty years of age. and,
we learn, Is from Henry county, where she has
very respectable relatives. She had been per-
suaded by her lovers, one Thomas Ireland, to
come to this city, where they were to be married,
and then Join the "flibusters," both as regulars.
But on their way here, a misunderstanding arose
between them, and as soon thereafter as the cars
game 10 halt, Tom told her to 90 to, and
Jumped. A gentleman in the cars had kindly in
terested himself in the lady, and being seen in
her company, was also taken 10 Jail. After an
explanation, the gentleman was permitted to de-
part, ana Col Buckner kindly took the Young
woman 10 his family residence.