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NENTLEMEN's WARES
u msnno understands, some very heavy
10 do merino drawers, all sizes .....
do silk undershirts
merino hafh0se
heavy English thread cotton hall tosc the best goods
in city
rs country knit half bose
do buckskin gloves, heavy
S de beaver gloves, very superior
do kid gloves, AIexander's make
do silk gloves, some very heavy
30 pieces poc ket handkerchicfs, superior
various styles neckes, and handkerchief
do plain cambria handt erchiefs
cloths, cassmeres and vesngs OF all styles, at
VERIFY MLLER's,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9Th Streets
l4-eodlmf
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yYTIIIIAM TUCKER, Merchant TailOr-Lane d Tuck
building Pcnnsylyania between -Four and n-ha
srees-repecuy calls the attention OF members
Congress- and the public generally TO ms large and
stock Of cloths, cassimeres and vcshns all
shall the of weeks OF hose hne ch
and much admired for
STYLE quality comfort and being determined to DO bust
the cash principle, motto small pons ana quick
u
cordng the late regulations
wanted good hands but the hes, work
need apply NOV "-'u~'"
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The Hon w. CuLLum, member elect from the Nash
Vile district Tennessee has arrived, and taken lodgings
nj WilIard's Hotel
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notice to the ci,i.ens OF Warrington.

Notice the Cittzcns OF warrington.
HE Board hereby give notice that they will
daily City Hail. from Ten o'clock to
and Christmas day excepted for
the purpose pointed the
school for the year ending on the
December) and of adding
subject the said school
wi IN hav omitted iherefrom
The Board would particularly all the
person election this city whose
name has
Every white city,
wear. and whether
be on the give notice Board OF
Assessors thai il may se added for year
T.. r. HARNESS.,
GEORGE H. PLANT,
VALENTINE HARBAUGH
WASHINGTON LEWIS, Assessors.
JEREMIAH HEPBURN
DANIEL. T.. KEALEY,
DAVID HEPBURN,
ncet
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Dec t3-eotjl

MATTHEW ST CLAIR CLARKE has reopened
III Office Of law and business,
Of the Interior, nearly
wIllards Hotel, where he boards
Nov 70 -d3m MAT. Intel, Republic, Telegraph
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DIED,

On Friday morning. 18th instant, after few days. Illness JOHN
DoNOHOo esq the a5th OF hts leaving
family 10 their loss
family. friends and acquain,nces respectfully
invited TO attend this afternoon, O'Clock without
further notice.
On the 18th Instant city, Miss ANN MARIA DOUGHTY
DouonIy of Georgetown aged
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1sz-st. Matthew'S Church-The Most Archbishop
enrick confirmation in st. Matthew'S this
ing al II O'Clock.
Dec II
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propretor- respectfully that the establishment
open reception OF Its front OF white mar
feet Pcnnyyania avenue
between sIh Seventh and sir stories IN hegh
They hesitate house OF the largest aud
epefe win al inc mn1
en aordng desirable convenience ana
comfort 10 both all its departments has
been newly STYLE and expense has been
'' II. r. Il NJ BROWN,
Ne. a eo,,w Proprietors
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hS-st. Matthew'S Orphan Boys' FairThe Fair for the
boys proposed TO be erected on the
adjoining Matthew's church, will commence on Monday
evening, at Odd Fellows Hall
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ETIQUETTE IN WASHINGTON CITY, with the
adopted by petite society In the cities OF the
TAYLOR d MAURY,
Booksellers, &C. 9th
s-Fsshionable visiting cards and plates engraved.
Dec Il
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CILIxs satins, yeIvets, Cnshineres. and Mertnoes.
BARNES to member Of 0on
ed The largest goods they have
sss nsia1 .ass.
purple blue and Ss s1 SiS s na ~''
PLAZA a the and much ,s the sS. .p
s and @o saf s. a sS %
| M Marcel and Fiorences, Of every shade
Plain black silks of high rich use and much lees in pfcs ahan
E1. eh black wa,s sn silk .,or,
Handsome cashmeres from the most superb quality to good
High coIorcd mousselines at auction prcos
S as1 pss: ss'. s;sRsa quality
White Thbst Me,no, for opera eloaks, &c;
cape,, French worked collars undeleevs' and CHEMISTS
.ss,, -.
Black lace falls fringes, and all other kind OF trimmings
Kid gloves Of the De., quality embracing
Win full and general supply Of very cheap doms'ncs wo'an
Purchasers generally are earnestly give
they win be able give them better bar
Between 9Th and 9th streets. renn,yvsnla
Dec i3-diwif -
oNG sh.wl., square sh.w,' and se..1s,w. would
shawl received embracing every qa. ofoas shawl
Plain 'ie embroidered Grape ,h.ws
salmon crimson, and scarlet Grape do
with call will have opportunity getting good
BARNES MITCHELL,
VALUABLE business stand Rent washinsts.
city, and immediate possession given Of the tire: new .ose.
s w. They are
m: .ss ' ssis %
light in &c Of hs e. 'ers p feet wide ~ ss, n b..
dry and finished for sales well lighted sewers.
s S sIs :
ns sect Tss 3
eeideep fee. niche. high There commTn,e. alton no.
fee. wide by 81 fee, deep win, s.sh, re-, By net =. d:
vau, in 'h' pavement s
For terms. apply subscriber Potomac House, north
avenue between % and n ;,,'s nrRnorY
once Of the Magnetic Ts ,,,.p,. cSmps.E:
sss asss ap sf M.s &: :: .s
more COMPANY oioc (, ps No. wednesday,
ruuc,ua ATTENDANCE. Is respectfully requested Of
porance VIII be submitted for con'dsrs9ni SWAIN
presden, Of tn. Magnetic Telegraph Company.
,IEMBERs Of Congress, Citizens, and str~nssrs VIII
M o. and n, a. GU, one o, s,.es and blue cloth.
Black fancy and ves,ng Of the
Thick and medium undershi. drawers, Of ali
100 piece, priced medium, and nns Irish linens
.hecn. eo,'on' Of the be" brands srsa" st nk
Also cravs, umbrellas haho.s gloves, suspssAe. pocket
Term. cash, unless arranged to the contrary.
lowp mi relied
PERRY n bkoi nk.,
il-louf opposite inc ,ehus "axssr
Nh ss. supplies for strangers ~" .'..,...
pieces cloths all oor' Of the most "'honao" shades
m,
pieces and black and coooo SIX vevs" 'of ~
dies'm visit and bonnea,
os pieces, all coor bonne, SILKS and ss'ins
7s neces Frenob mernos. all grades and colors.
20 pieces extra super black six . -
and desirable nricies
Terms onsh, unle Nrrnged to the contrary,
Good ,,e low prices dealing may be relied In eli
psc Io-leuf Opposite the Centre Market
THE sale OF useful and fancy articles for tAs p~r-
Of the city still eontinuss
odd Fellows Hall, through the day and evening
and benevolent should
he
addition those celebrated md de-
ph the players engaged for The svsainas
entertainment
Dec t2-du
O.T BoUNTY-LAND WARRANT.-Iand warraat ,l06
Ia subscriber, Washington city (who private
r. o. nehanan 4h infantY under The act -
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CoLLEoToRs OrroE, CRY HALL,
December g, 1851.
is hereby given that the 9d
delinquent property will be published within s
month respectfully states that the law
but obhges nm 70 enforce
of by advertisement ana sMs OF an properly
which taxes due and unpaid
7-eodJnnlU NJ j. hoShEr co"ce''''
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subscribers 70 tbs Wash
nson Assemblies meet Gauters ON Monday
evening O'Clock for the Of select
ing managers for the season.
Dec
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AoAs FOR RENT. two story brick house situated
" ON New between 9Th and 18th Streets in the
FIJI vicinity Of the executive departments and well
- .u,tcd a family. Possession the ls De
oe''' " '"N CHARLES DE sELDING,
street. opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
Nov 23-hawu
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49, FOR RENT-the three-story brick house,
MI building Of and 18th streets, recently
FL occupied by Elisha Rxss j esq Is located in ono OF
,he mos, and built with all the modern
bahr (sepped with hot and cold waier
~. IA Anov 10 r. &. CHEW,
Nv Ss-rod,f at the State Department
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Rooms for rnt.-severa large and neatly
6,rn.b,d dwelling occupied By NJ A.
s,e,,iniu Louisiana avenue nearly opposite the City Hall
Nov lS-eodlmu.
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Al Rs n. CLARK Will crblbit o." Saturday. issh'
and Tuesday Is,b instant fashionable millinery saloon,
additional SIMPLY head dresses childrens
has, M q variety Of articles in her hne
Bridge street, Gscvreso~n'
lA-AA.
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N O0Ns FOR RTcNT-Two comfortably furnished rooms, 81
nate on H. between ID and in the immedia
vicinity Hotel he rented, without noh on reaso
able terms, Apply the premises TO ,,, , ,,,-r,,,
ll--eodnn 'ohN " WIN WILL
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EEw York, Dec. ID.

WITEsS.
NEW ORLEANS Dec. lO-Coton.--Saes OF 5000 bales at
steady rates strict middling, u Moasses is declining
with sales OF prime 22 Rio coffee has declined
with sales 900 bags of prime new ats& Feghs
have advanced cotton to Liverpool 1882.
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n3- hodis Vt Episcopal Church South, Eighth
Ieonidas will
O'Clock, Sabbath and at o'clock The
cordially invite attend. Seats free. Dec l3at
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THE useful and fancy articles for tAs par
Of wood for the suffering Of the city ll eonunus u
odd Fellows Hall, through the day and evening 49,
important and benevolent should
poorly encouraged offered for
addition, those celebrated aaA DE-
ph the harp players engaged for The svsaina
entertainment.
t9-du +.
I O.T BoUNTx-IAND WARRANr.-l.and 4 ,lo6.
Ii issued subscriber Washington city who private
Capt r. Bucanans company 4h nfanry under the act q
september 1850 has been lost from the pocket ofJAs Lok
parties hereby cautioned purchasing the said
subscriber has made assignment of s
same. PETER CALLAOHIA
il-law6ws
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7 ONG avis, square shavls, and scarfs.-Ws would
Ii purchasers superior and cheap
received embracing quality Of long shawl
n elegant Cashmere Merino, and Bay stats.
Also square shnwls, in high coors and pretty styles
Plain white and embroidered rhawls
Salmon, scarlet
Ca hmere and Merino scaris, &c.
goods from who
with early call will have opportunity getting
Gle sacrifice.
BARNES 4 MITCHELL,
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Penn.
nacI -dIurf
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New YORK. Dec. l3,-The Humboldt sailed to-day for
and HavTe, with 70 passengers and 100000
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r,t,ps, rursI Fur. I-wM h. TODD announces to his Gu

I,tIUs Irursi I-wM. r. TODD his
toners ladies particularly, he
c.yed large selection Of hne furs Of the
mo style superior workmanship which he
now ready inspection, and to which he invites the sep
purchase such ch durable truly
Portable and reasonable additions TO the wardrobe.
This assortment comprises mu palsnc fat boas
and splendid black lnsed ynH martini Russian
hch chnca Siberian squirrel royal erninc Hudson Bay 'a
swn
He has also received beautiful ssor
lamb Foods the above descriptions o a"e
an children. -,
Iadies' cssnne richly trimmed with fu
a., $500 $50 l1--3taw4w
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE,

Les.a~
t.o Of the Broadway Yors walnut rh.as,
phia, Theaues)
Mr. w. M FLEMING. Stage Managed.
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once Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company,
Philadelphia, Dec. Q, 1881.
specn Meeting Stockholders Of the Magnetic TseFash
COMPANY Barnuml Hotel, in the city sf bald
more al O'Clock p, m, Wednesday. the nth Dessnssf
inst.
porsnce will be submitted for consideration =
President OF the Magnetic Telegraph Company.
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LONDON, Nov, 29The Paris Montsur publishes decree
by which Ia Projects of the departments had been changed
or dismissed a. The Revolution" newspaper had been
seized for a libel on the President
Paris BouIse Nov 2s-Fives closed at 9f SOC Thress
al b6L 0Uc.
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NOR RENTA stable and carriage house, perfect order,
with slm,e roof tho Presdnis Square, side
inouire OF y. y. STOCKTON.
bee 7-SunTuThu
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Horrible Murdas-Fouy Persons Killed.

Stocks are nHed Flour is firm at 81 Rye -four
and corn mea unchanged Red wheat, IS c.; white, 92c
Yellow corn so OATS 36 Provisions and groceries
unchanged. Whiskey,2 gle.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-on Monday,
December Is. at AZ O'Clock Tor Immediately after the
shall sell No "a, as and Is,
square No 2 containing all H. square feet and situated
on Of 18th and streets, opposite Franklin Row.
balance in twelve and eighteen
MONTHS with nteIesr, satisfactorily secured
' DYER l. MCGUIRE,
Dec I'D Auciionscrs.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-20
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20. 1851.

Ca'.ks, Upon toe ptsseia alton OF aeirious
ehecks Tar Villains arc oS ..he upper
tee, aud tencr may escape puni.'men-.
We have had several deNh. lately q!
fislinc a,shrd men. DR.. Granville
SHARP Pa',i.n az crnitcm phv .,cian !:
Dr.. kcarnty Rodgers celcb,at
.urccoH Mr. IIowland, ian,ou. mer.
chant mr. among the nss one. Mary
Ia, lor the crea, nci,ess and vocalist
was married few days ago to Mr.
Ewing, manager. last season, Of tho
National Theatre.
Stree, preaching, in the park, on tho
Battery has been determined on. by
sevcra, churcAus-,o commence ncAt
sabbath.
Thu real Mrs. Bloomer goes TO Lon.
don, hy the next steamer. to lecture up
al $50 week. III. Bloomer costume.
That's all h day.
Your, truly.
METROPOLIS.
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BOR.

WA; sba'hed and ,oIeais n,,ln,s
pl tie pa',. q aairrs.e,p
AZ ia ~, tsrY morning
I ',y swsk~ 'rtui .,rr
Nal 'fugcl Ter 'oir-'t,nr Net -rpiI b-e,
TIE ,,lc-r~ i'i'r "A -ic,r
i'i Ae.rl thc sf,t faia, f,,tGE
Eehs ia the ,ireei ttio-.
Anl The" fheA'i the rcst'o- iam
icalt ahf nearer grew
TIL IL .tcwc,, 81 usltitui.
",ic h"rying to snd ~.
Bs, nor he da~nh,. hr,icn.
tnl l4'ar calls her trau.
tr RON ne .lpbh,f' 9TH. nig',.
ihe town, snA ou he plain,
hnl ii', has POI as moiisa
lie' tb.aAaai wheel. s:.iu
A,d lic'. thee ON! Fa,her.
That | t,ftssLel cau Start.
f'"m 'n' bet Of rley,ui .umb.r.
VIII rl'ins hst snj heart.
Ntli ia III" bay 'c'Ue' Of ne
T. Act'a! hamb'y iat.
>y.. ,haak q ID f.r human lasos,
faat m1u csn plo~ -, s"r.
Ani IN the mikaty de!ds u ,hou:h,
Search for tho hid len srmi,
q Ia rsth.r never hhown rsros.
Than hcNer tinL aul tui'.
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iftr TIE Htrd!i |
New York. .Nor. 10. 1851.


We nr~. once more IN n state of fever.
i,h excitement The L. ). Friga,c
Mississippi is here, and has just landed
~ Of ko>su,h's companions the Hun
gariin patriots and exiles who were. in
fact. Australian prisoners with him in
Turkey. ko..ulh himself announce,
that he designs TO remain ia England.
us n permanent, residence. but will he
here, on u complimentary vi-i, to tlc
American people and goyernmen, mex,
week.
The Hungarian eXiles are fine. looking
men, and seem as il they had. indeed,
seen service The hungarian lalic.
are really fresh, spiritual, handsome
and full of p'qnant 'ivscity. They all
appear TO be in good spirits and are
sansuine in their hope. OF tie future.
All the wonderful. stories about a
quarrel between kossuih and the com.
mander Of the Mississippi, turns out to
be fabricaIions, manufactured in Europe
by some di.conte ented American and
sent over TO the press here FOR specific
purpose. Kossuth stopped in England,
to place his children at school there,
having chosen that country for a home
OH account Of its proximity to Hungary.
lie i determined 10 devote all his life
and AL hi, energies to the patriotic am
ti,ion Of ii@raling, by piio, after pilot
of republcani.m. his fa'herland from
oppression.
W. are all on the q'4ie rire again 'or
the srea' ohi.f', arrival Every tongue
i. full Of the subject. Every Journal
terms with glowing accounts Of startling
PREPARATIONS, song, dramas, patriotic
,ranspareneies, opcras, fire works
speeches. dinners, public addresses and
private parties, are all under way for
the occasion, aud Heaven only hnJws
when or where the glorious drlivcrance
will find lucid interval.
Oar SIKH avenuc railroad, just coni-
mcnced in Canal 81. is II curiosity
The rail is only one inch high, and the
tianne If the car-w,oel> ,s 10 run Cn ,he
OUTSIDE lns,ea,l Of the in.side Of the
rail, so the wheels will not be likely "a
run of. bu, will incline to run the other
wav. The rails are flush with the pave
ment and offers no impelimeu. to the
crossin. o! other wheels. i; seems
ike an admirable arrangement for street
rail roads. ard ., mos, oi our avenues
arc TO be "a rail- ood.ed now the i'm
pro,eneml is quite appfopos'
Coroner Grcr, OF hi, ciiy, has been
prsnouuced by committee OF the Com
non Council, rather reckless officer
he i, charged with making out bill, and
obtaining from Tic public treasure, pa!
for hundreds Of inque sls never held, al
though regularly sworn 10, ana estaO
, lished by the forgery of hc'ieiou' name'
as jurors upon the same. The su"
lnus ab.traclod amouuta, 'hey say' Il
several thousand dollars
Tie Fire AnnhllA;os lecture aus
rnLhe experiment on Monday e'e"'hi
at TripIer lIall. proved perfectly 'ai's
factory About iJp spectators "ef'
present, and loudly appiaadei Ihe DE
moBsira,ion.
:, gang Of iorsers. MOVING !" sa's's'i.
abe he, has ln.s bo,n ferre ted %
hare, through the ius,rumen'ality Of
I boy srcompl.c-. They had nb'>i'e'
. is,s, spm, oi moEcy from d.fefen
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E4x~ I.o,k out, up dare, aow
you ir0v brcks-suess you wan, to
Kill DIS nls1er,' said lus!y Lack
bod carrier, the oIhcr dag, when a
large btlck fell from a two story seal.
fo'i upon his head ani broke in two
without any further damage,
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PATENT MEDICINES
MEW EDDDI.

a. as Rare 80 door, .fsTls " ths Cosff
U,sss, Eas, ,,dt aj fraali'H sqss'f'
UCsT t.se,vea gearrsl assoCimeH' "'
ID Aaes, ,aa,ksgl~A. .trsci .nr 'rr r"'Ah
DY GDops. GROCERIES,, CRoCh'
Eav AND HARDWARE.
~h.sh .di se sssi cheap for spiHsses iea
=, o, ,a,., k,nas Of coBnuy froauef -"s
ser, maea eiss.a per ia cAsh, h,~'ihsui r''F'''
10 osrsoss-- -iS,idsts saa ''aissdoTs- ~" cav
,,rsl aud Bataausn, all the sAIur
. 1. ROBIN
Kut.nt, NsF 1871
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SCHOOL BOOKS

a large supp'y of the Booss rscoIn'nr ndrd
f.I ne 10 ,Ruilant Go, row on hnndsnt
fot sale 10 Menhssts and oihrr.. at To-
,,,,., n l. SPENCER
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ErcscO Painting.
JOHN WIN,
The Circassian Oil,

Fn, the lIsir--frr which there hiss been
etes,cah uf is,c-- and wh'ch many found
,npos,,bi 10 obla,r -hls length arrived
mad sready tor customers at Tho Store "f
SPENCER
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HEW JgWElEns SHOP.

TT e.. \. W. CLARE wouli respect.
1, fall, ,n."rnI The inhabitants of Kut
!, nd and y,c,nay that they have opened n
shop N Peik,hs' Block, Merchants Row,
~hsr. ,hry hsrr tor sale good asr"r,mrnt
Of Matches. Watch Trimmings. C'ocks,
Js~e,,y !Si',rr Ware. .Spcctac'ss,
Fancy Goods, &c. Sc.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-11-20
LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER
Amer;can Art union.

The annual distribution Of Paintings,
Medals, &C., win take place in December.
Those persons, therefore, who purpose BE-.
coming members this year, must hand in
their subscriptions soon The inducements
are even greater than heretofore. Every
member for 1851 will receive SIX elegant
Engravings, all on American subjects. viz,
l. A large line engrs wing by Jones. afler
Woodville's celebrated painting Of Mexican
News. 2. Marion Crossing the Pedee. by
RaRney. 3, MOuni Washington, from the
valley of Conway, by Kense:t. 4. Ameri.
can harvesting Scenery. by Cropsey. S
Old rs and Young 40. by Woodville. s.
Bargaining for Horse. BY Mount. "
Resides these extraordinary induce,
ments, each subscriber has an equal chance
Of drawing a Painting or Medal.
Subscription SIS. Apply to
PIX. KILROURNE, Hon. See'y.
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tn FLAG.

Fling out the Flag ~ Liberty!
The summer winds Should play
With i,s uut"ldcd stars and stripes,
Upon this festive day.
Our fathers cared not tor their lives,
So il might freely wave;
It's NEE, that il should foat above
The children Of the brave.
The banner Of saint Georges cross,
Was went i,s shade 10 ihr"v
Upon the pilgrims refuge land.
A hundred years ago
But praises TO the pilgrims God,
A treer banner new. @t..
Floats Ger ib- land where rests in peace
The pilgrims hono,ed bray.
Sill be its stars Tor the oppressed
A cheering. guiding l,ght.- =.
Its stripes, the bond If broi herhooG
That IreemeM sill Unite.
And. Til the centuries cease 70 roN.
Still hullering on the sky,
Be il the standard OF race
Whose freedom ne'er shall Gle!
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ALICE Isle.

The following account Of the martyr
dom Of Lady Alice Isle. wife Of John
Li.le. = Judge Of the High Court Of JUS
tice and msmber Ofthe Long Parliament,
Is copied from Macauley's History. She
was charged with having fed and shell.
tered the cn,miea Of Charles the First.
Odlous as lhe Jaw was, it was strained
for tile purpose If destroying Alice Isle;
she could not according 10 the doctrine laid
down by the highest authority be convicted
till after the conviction of the rebels whom
sfe had larbOred She was, however,
sanf 70 the bar before either Hickes or
Nel,hrope had been tried. il was no easy
matter in such a case 70 obtain . verdict
G,r he crown. The witness preyaricated.
The ;urv. consisting Of the principal gem
tlemsn Of Hampshire, shrank from the
,ho,,vht az sending fellow creature 10
the isinke for conduct which seemed deser-'
wing ralharaofy praise than OF blame JET
freys was beside himself with fury Ihls
was the first case of treason on Inc clrcnisi
aud iheys seemed % be strong PfoDa os,,s
ty that his prey would escape nam. ne
stormed. cursed, and swore 10 language
which no yell bred ssnan would have used
vt D race or Q c0ck-kght. One w'tness ma
med Dunno, partly from concern for. Lady
Alice, and partly .frpw fright q ths ehreass
and malediciions OF the Chief lusllce. eatlresl
" lost his head, and At last a.ood silent.---
\ oh how hard the truth is;" SAID Jehreys,
70 come out Of tying PrcsbYterian knave.,
The y fitness, after q pause Qf some minutes
slatnmered q few unmeaning words.
sWsst there eveF, ! exclaimed the ,jadge. with
Al nnih ). was there ever snch d villain on
the face of the earth! Dost thou bellve
thar ihere is Goal Dost ihOil believe
IN hell are OF all the witnesses that !
ever mot with, never saw thy fellow ~