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Spring Election

10 We are authorized to announce GEORGE
j. CLARKE, rs n candidate for the office of
TOWNSHIP CLERK, at the ensuing Spring
election.
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%rALLMAnGE HOISE.

"A BROWN respectfully announces to the citizens
IN. and travelling community that he has purchased
the interest Of Samuel Lidy III the Hotel known as
great pleasure in waiting on all those who mny favor
him with a call.
Lancaster, February o, 1851. lyeS
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.


FHNHE undersigned having spent much time and la
IL Dor inlearning the important art of curing Horsei
of those much dreaded diseases, viz: the Pole Eril,
FiStala, Ueak Eyes or Mooa Eyes, iUeak, de6ilitdted
state Of health, Sc, is prepared to attend to the Prac-
tice ofhis profession. His charges viii be moderate:
and he will act upon the principle-No Cure, no Pay
lie may be found at the TGlatGise House, in Lam
caster, Tor one week, commencingo on MONDAY, the 9Th
of April. ANY person having a horse with the GlaH-
derS proper, is requested to call on the subscriber.
JAMES HURST.
Jackson township, March 81, 1851. 3w47
CERTtFIcATE:-We the undersigned, do hereby
certify, that James Hurst is in the practice of curing
Fistula and Pole Evil on horses, and has cured the
same for US; and that he has been in the same prac-
tice for some ten or twelve years; and we have not
known the said Hurst to fail in one single instance
whether before or alter breaking.
John NJ. Alkire, John Wake,
James Hurst, Peter Halstead,
j. Ii. Blacken, John Ellis,
James Whiteside,
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AN ACT

AN ACT
To amend an act entitled ian act making further
provisions for the instruction of the blind, - pass
ed March 10, 1898.
Sec. /. BE ii enacted by the General AS
Sembly Of the Slate Of Ohio, That SO much of
the third section of the above recited act as
provides that the trustees shall be authorized
to receive into said institution any pupils of
suitable character and capacity for %instruc-
ton, residing within this State, and, further,
that there shall be paid for their maintain
ance and tuition, such sum as the trustees
shall require, not exceeding one hundred
and twenty dollars per annum, be and the
same are hereby repealed.
Sec. ,. That all pupils hereafter shall
be admitted and retained in said institution
the usual length of time at the expense of
the State, ercept travelling expenses TO and
from said institution, and all the necessary
clothing for the pupils; any thing in any law
for the instruction of the blind, which con-
ficts with the provisions of this oct are here
by repealed.
JOHN +. MORSE,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives..
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March IL, 1851.
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LAWs d OIIIo-Ry AaalorIlY.

Az Aer
Supplementary and amendstoy 10 The act emit.
lied on aci liking tbs tImes Of holding the courts
Of common pleas 10 the eighteenth Jndicial CIR.
cut, passed January 10, 1851.
SEC. |. BE Il enacted By The General As
emily Of he State Of Ohio, That tho court
Of common pleas shall be held in the county
of Fulton on the fourth Tuesday in April,
and the fourth Tuesday 10 September; and
the fall term shall be held in the county of
Henry on the third Wednesday in Noyem.
Der, instead Of the FIRST Monday in Noyem.
her, as provided in said act.
SEC. 2. The spring term of the court Of
common pleas for the county Of Defiance
shall be held on the fifth Tuesday Of April
SEC. 3. The spring term Of the court Of
common pleas for the county Of Allen, shall
be held on the third Monday of April, aud in
the county of Aug,size on the fourth Monday
of April. :
Sec. 4. That 30 much Of the acts passed
prescribing the times of holding courts OF
common pleas in the 18th and 10Th Judicial
Circuits, as conflicts with tho provisions Of
this act, be and the same are hereby repeal
ed.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of The Senate.
March 4, 1851.
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March %, 1851.
A WORD TO THE UNINFORMED.

TINE Co-Partnrrship heretofore existing under the
l. firm name Of R%EINMUSD, Son 4 BECK, has this
day by mutual consent been dissolved. The notes
and accounts are at the old stand, and asthe same must
be speedily settled, it is hoped that all who know
themselves indebted u said firm, either by note oil
book account. will avail themselves of this notice anC
call Immediately; "a word TO the wise is sufficient. >
The business will be continued at the said stand
No. 81, nain-street, Lancaster, Ohio.
REINMUND Il son.
March 81, 1851 Al
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March 81, 1851

ESTATE OF DAVID CARR--Notice is hereby
81 given, thatthe subscriber has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the Estate Of DAVID
CARR, deceased, late Of Fairfield County, Ohio. All
persons having cAims against said Estate are hereby
notified to present them legally au' henticated within
one year from this date, and those indebted to make
immediate payment to
JOHN W. CARR, Admtor.
March 81, 1851. 4s'I7
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EnAN Hall in 81 story Of Fosters build
A.O.O. Il ing, main-street. Charity Lodge
No. I, meets every Monday Evening.
L. Julien, Secretary j. s. BRATTEN. N. G.
WOCK Hooking EncampmentE o. 2S, meets
AA the ID and 4th Thursday Evening of each month,
as follows:-February 18th and 27th; March l3th and
9th; April 10Th and 2ith; May 9Th and 22d: June 18th
and 26th; July 10th. L. JULIEN, C. p.
J. PLouT, S. ian29 d3l
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EVThe French government has deci
ded TO execute a railroad round Paris
Tor the purpose of connecting the termiu
OF the different railroads.
1.-two brothers entered into a spec.
ulat'on n went through Georgia tc
buy a farm, and shook hands with all The
children n the route. In abouttwo weeks.
the other brother followed with Dunn.
fries itch ointment, and found great de.
mand for his wares.
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NOTICE.-The notes of HESRY De Tux, form
IN erly of the vicinity of Amanda. Ohio, have been
left in my hands for collection. The notes become
due about the first Of April, 1851, and all those indebt-
ed will please make payment to me.
DAVID DUNKLE.
Near Amanda, March 10, 1851 3w45
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PARTICULAR NOTICE. have disposed
of nv shop, Tin-Ware, Stoves, SC, to Messrs
Brr1rR &BEERY, and all my old customers will Sc.
the necessity of calling and settling their accounts.
They will find me at the old place and asPeedy com
pliance with this notice is respectfully solicited.
JOHN WORK.
Lancaster, December "a, 1850 d.
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ESTATE Of David Swartl.-Noiice Is here
bIby given, that the undersigned has been appoint
ed and qualified as Administrator Of the Estate Of u
YIN. SwARrz, deceased, late Of Fairfield county Ohio.
All persons Faging claims against said Estate arr here
by notified to present them legally authenticated with.
in one y%esrirom this date, and thos7 Indicted to make
immediate payment to
LnLAI Nm MI. aL-a-
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To EARMERS-

lust received and for sale 10 Bushels MilIet
u Seed. GEORGE KAUFMAN.
April Q, 1851. 4S
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nice variety Of Woollen Shaws suita,
- Bile for winter wear, striped plain, howe5s1 ana
blanket at %
sept. 20, 1850.
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An

L uINllSi " uIlltuu TIC uCt enlileu an nct 10 regu-
late the practice Of the judicial courts, passed
March 8, 1851
Sec. l. BE 1t enacted By The General As
sembty Of the Stale Of Ohio, That if any
suit or action at law in any of the courts of
record in this State, judgment shall have
been or may be hereafter rendered against
the plaintiff or plaintiffs, and such plaintiff
or plaintiffs shall not reside in the State, or
before the satisfaction of such judgment shall
remove and be without this State, and the de-
PENDANT in such suit shall die; and if al ad-
Illustrator, executor or guardian be such
defendant, and shall resign or be removed,
then an administration de bonIs nor, or sub
sequent guardian, duly appointed and quail
fed, may be made party to such Judgment,
and the same be revived in favor of such ad-
ministrator de bonis non or guardian, by a
writ Of scire facias sued out of the court hay
ing power to award execution upon such
Judgment against said plaintiff or plaintiffs;
and that, upon said writ Of scire facias being
returned scire feel, or on two successive writs
Of sclre facias not issued at the same term,
or in the same vacation of said court, being
returned nihil, such plaintiff or plaintiffs
shall be considered as in court, and may be
proceeded against accordingly.
Sec. 2. That in all cases under the thir-
ty-seventh section of the act TO regulate the
practice of judicial courts, passed March 8,
1881, the plaintffor plaintiffs many judgmen
heretofore rendered, or that may hereafter
be rendered, may cause any defendant or
defendants, against whom the original writ
was or may be issued and returned not found,
and who at the time of the issuing of such
original writ or rendition of such judgment,
men non-residents of this Stale, or who may
have removed out of the State after the issu-
ing of said writ or rendition of said iudg-
ment, to be made party to such judgment on
the return of two consecutive writs of scire
lacias not found by the sheriff of the county
in which Judgment shall have been record.
ed.
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MEDICAL. NOTICE.

JONATHAN FLATTERY, NJ D Having become
- located in Gahanna, Franklin county, Ohio, would
respectfully inform the public that hence his attention
will be devoted TO the practice of Surgery.
All operations deemed necessary will be performed,
with, or without, the use of the Letheon Gas, as the
patient may desire.
N. b. DR.. Flattery will remove cancers and tumors
without the use of the knife and corrosive plaster.
Gahanna, Franklin county, Feb. 10, 1851 1y4l
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Religious Notice.

BIsHoP McELvAINE will preach in ST. Johns
Church, Lancaster, next Monday evening
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AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL.-We would call the
attention OF our readers to this excellent medicine,
with the satisfaction one feels in praising a beneiactor
Having been afflicted by the serious effects of a cold
seated on the lungs, and found relief and cure from it,
use, we can add our testimony to much already giver
to prove its singular mastery over disease. II any
medicine before the community can be relied on t.
cure affections of the throat and lungs, it is dyer,
Cherry PectOral.- Christian Observer.
GFSee Advertisement. lm4S
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ELANNELS.ARsd, Yellow and White WoolIen
= Canton INTO Brown and bleached, & HENLEYs
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DOL
An Act

AN Act
Prescribing the time of holding the Court of Com.
mon Pleas in the first Judicial circuit, for the
year 1851.
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[No.39.
no amend Do acl fKing the tImes Of holdinr ihe

To amend the act fixing The times Of holding the
Courts Of Common Pleas. In the sixth Judicial
Circuit, passed January sd, 1851
SEC. /. BE IL enacted By the General As
sembiy Of The State Of Ohio, That the spring
term Of the court Of common pleas. in Hook
ing county, shall commence on April TWEEN
ty%-frst;t the spring term in the county Of Ross,
shall commence on April twento-clgblb; the
fall term in the county of Fairfield, shall
commence on September sixteenth; and the
fall term in Ross county. shall m on
October sixth. And oil acts and parts Of
acts which may be inconsistent with the
provisions Of this act, are hereby repealed.
JOHN F. MORSE.
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
CHARLESC CONVERS.
Speaker g The Senate.
March 10, 1851.
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ARABIAN LINIMENT.-Go where you will, talk
about what you may, and you will either see OF
hear of the great Arabian preparation, known to the
people of the United States as II. G. Farrell's Cele.
brated Arabian Liniment. 1t has made some of the
most remarkable cures Of paral ysis, rheumatism, ner-
vous affections, spinal complaints, &C., on record, and
indeed as an external remedy is applicable to nearly
all disease which could possibly be benefited by a
medicine of that kind. See Advertisement 2w35
D'Bear in mind, that nature is ever endeavoring to
expel disease when it invndcs the animal economy,
and only needs the assistance of some genial %restora-
tive-thorough, yet mild in its action-thatw will give
tone to the system, and ACT UPON THE BLooD-which
is the principle Of life.
GUYsorT's YELLOW Dock AND SARsAPARILLA, as
a purifier of the blood, a renovator fthe system, and
a supporter and preserver ofthe powers of life, it has
no equal. Take it, on the first indication that disease
is upon you, and you will avert perhaps weeks and
months of sickness and suffering.
17sSee advertisement, Im3I
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA, MARCH ~.
There were offered at the different yards dur.
ing the past week about 1000 head Of Beef Cat.
lie. including 1000 driven 10 N W York. Prices
Beef Cattle are III fair request and prices stead,
lily maintained. Sales from $3.50 to So, 90 tY 100
lbs toT ordinary and prime quality,
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% We find the following dreadful in.
stance of depravity in a late Boston pa.
per. Something ought to be done.
A distinguished member of the bar is
responsible for the following: One of our
Boston pilots who is somewhat inclined
to corpuIency, being on the stand a few
days since, the learned counsel inquired
whom it was, aud being informed that
it was MIA pilot, he replied, that
Judging from appearance, he should sup.
pose that he was descended from the cele.
brated PauncheouS Pilot. This is the very
"wust one" out
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Liberal CoNsTRUCTIoNs.-Mr. Hurd,
the celebrated teacher Of Grammar, once
on a time-at Hopkinton, Mass.-set his
class To parsiug the following lines of
Pope:
"Heaven from all creatures hides the book of fate;
All but the page prescribed, &c"
The word all, in the second line. had
been parsed, when coming to the word
but, and directing his eye to the next pu.
pill, the master said, Butt the Gext."-
No sooner was tho word out, than plumr
went the head of the pupil into the bread
basket of his next neighbor. boo! hoo!
hoo!' reared out the latter most Justify.
"What are you about there2" said the
master TO the former, IL am 6uttiag The
neat, sir. as you told me To-" replied tae
ad. a
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LANCASTER Tharday. April 3, 1851.
New York Markets.

NEw York. April IN.
Flour firm. with moderate eastern and home
demand for Western and State; holders very firm
at $4.4404. so. for common to straight State; 4.G2
04,75,f or Mich, aud Ind; Gennesee. a ,87 as. for
New Orleans. 4,620475. Wheat market heavy.
Linseed Oil dull at 75c for English. Whiskey
221022ac. There is more inquiry for wool, and
good deal changing hands, in small lots since last
report. Thursdays sales Of domestic fleece have
reached 80 900 lbs at ij047c. and $4,000 lbs pul
led at 4Oc for superior country pulled, Acc fur
extra: 38c Tor No. | prices are steady: foreign also
in demand. With little more activity in the
Wooden Cloth trade, there wouldjbe an increased
disposition to buy largely. but the price Of Goth is
no encouragement to manufacture freely; makers
are consequently restricting their productions.
Cincinnati Markets.
CiScINSATI, March 81.
~FlOur-There was a lai' business transacted in
-four to-day, but -four was firm. Sales $3,45, in.
sPection guaranteed; extra at 3,4703.5O.
Provisions-Late Saturday evening a sale Of
prime No | Lard at Sc. To day considerable in.
quiry for pork and also some demand for bulk
meat and bacon. but no sales.
Whiskey-Market heavy to-day. Sales FIN ca.
nal and riverat Ia: fin river at II.
Cheese-74.
Seeds continue in demand and market firm
Clover at6,75 per bus. In timothy sales at 800,
Tallow-A sale at II for prime.
S~ugar-Demand fair, Sales OF so hhds. low fail
at 81, and 10 do. good fair and prime at GQG4.
COtfee-Sales at III.
Tubac' O-Demand continues active. Sales Mo
lbs. aud SIS At 10: com. Ky. SIS at l6; medium
Va. lbs. and No. | Va SIS 22c.
Rice-A sale OF 80 Heroes at A.
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SEC. !. Be il enGcied by ne General As
Sem6lgef The State Of Ohio. That fbe Court
Of Common Pleas, in the Fret Judicial Cir
cuii, fos the year eighteen hundredand fifty
one, shall be held al the several times herein
prescribed, namely; Ia ~thec0pnty u Miami,
On the fifteenth day of April, on the twelfth
day Of August, and the fourth day Of Novem-
Der. 10 the eopOly Of Darke. 90 the fret
day Of April, the twenty second day Of Jolly.
and fifteenth day Of October. 10 &c county
Of Preble, on tie third day Of June. and Tire
thirieih day Of September.
SEC. 2, That oil laws or parts Of laws
inconsistent with this act be and the same
are hereby repealed.
JOHN p. MORSE.
Speaker Of the House ef Representatives
CHARLES Q. CoNVERS,
Sqeder Of the Senate
March 10, 1851.
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Baltimore Market.

DALIIMORE, NurCl 70.
CATTLE.-Ther was nothing ofany importance
10 notice on Monday, except that the average rate
ruled something lower than Oh the preceding
marketday. $40 heal offered, 4iO sold, 1870 driv.
EN- to Philadelphia. Prices -$304,2j on hooi,
equal to S6G8, so net. average $3.50 gross.
HoGs'-We quote brisk AT $6.7507, 90.
TOBACCO Nothing done in Ohio. We quote
Common Ohio S.; good common mlddling S.. so.
06i good and fine red Sc, 5000; fine wruppery
SlO0l5; and yellow slO0lG. Receipts small.
WooL.-Sules small quotations Unchanged
Little coming forward.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

Lancaster, March 10, 1851.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-03
THE PILOT MOUNTAIN
A SU.M.MER RETRE5T

LHNHIS GRAND CURIOSITY is situated in s,,,
i county, two miles west of the Stokes and Surrv En-
and near the main road leading from Germanton and
Salem to Rockford, Is miles from GermantOn and OK
miles from Rockford. s4f5 '-s So t.
The Pilot Mountain House, II miles from the hin
nace, has been newly fitted up for the approaching sea-
son. and expense attention will be spared render
enjoyment visitors who may be pleased to seek
or pleasure at the Pilot Mountain.
One mile from the house is fine mineral spring. and
good carriage road leading to it.
The ascent to the pinnacle has been rendered perfect
y safe, and comparatively easy by ladders made for e
purpose. The view from this point is the grandest @
acle in North Carolina if not in the whole southern
country, being huge shaft up 1900 feet into e
blue ETHEREAL arch, from comparatively level surround
ing surface. and embracing the Blue Ridge and AIegh.
ny Mountains, from the peaks of Otto to the north
miles, to the Table Rock in South Carolina, 100 mill.
including within the range Paris Mountain, Sparta lhug
district and both peaks of Kings Mountain in York us
trict. -s..a .r>. <.-.-
The large number of vsiters to this grand curiosity
has greatly increased within few years, and the sub
scriber can assure the public that all who shall
enjoy themselves far depends upon him. The
number of vsiters during the last season. shown the
register, was between three and four hundred
good Guide to conduct visiters up the pinnacle and
to point out the different and distant Objects will always
be in attendance -...H ~
Travellers passing over the Blue Ridge, by Noun
Airy will lose but little in time distance, by calling
Pilot Mountain House. st
The purity of the air, the excellence of the water
and the beautiful scenery, fails to invigorae tn
enervated and the invalid and to make robust the
of health.
The plank road from Fayetteville west (now compile
ted to Carthage) will go to Salem, within rs miles
the mountain, and extended. will probably go within
mile of it. Sixty miles of it will be completed this
mer. bringing the traveller nearly half way to the
tain. -.-..
His prices very moderate, he wishes to encou
and induce the people of the State visit this
of their grandest curiostes. WIN. GILLIAN.
Pilot Mountain, April Is, 1851. S65-tf.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-03
Fayetteville and Northern
PLANK ROAD.

NOTICE is hereby given that Books for receiving
subscriptions to the capital stock in the Fayee
vile and Northern Plank Road Company" will be open
ed from this date until the 25h of May next the fol-
lowing places and under the direction of the following
persons, to-wit
At Fayetteville, under the direction of Hon. Robert
Strange DR.. B. w. Robinson, Arch'd Mclean J. w.
Pearce, J. G. Shepherd, Joel Williams John c. Viii
lams and d. G.. McRae. @ -s
At Raleigh, under the direction of E. p. Guion, Dr.
Thos. D. Hogg, Geo. w. Mordecai, Seaton Gales and
VIM. W. Holden. 80
AT Smith6eld, under the direction of J. W. Evans,
Ashley Saunders, and Duncan Mcpherson.
Upper part of Johnson under the direction of A. j.
Leach, John Mclean, and Linn Sanders
Lower part of Wake, under the direction of Adam g.
Banks, Stephen Stephenson, Samuel Whitaker, and DR..
ohm HI. Jones.
At Flea HILL Cumberland under the direction of Joel
Williams David McNei and N. K. McDufie.
At Averasboro, under the direction of d. j. McAser
John G. Smith, Neill S. Stewart, and VIM. T. Smith.
At KiHgsbury. under the direction of John &. Will
liams, Nathan King, Henry Elliott and John McNeL
At Mcneil Ferry under the direction of Archd S.
McNeil John A. Spears, DIR. John Mckay, and Robert
c Smith. ,u.. e-4sss 1,z+ sa-f .=-''-. rF
Sat SunmervilIe under the direction the Rev. Simeon
Colton Alex. D. Mclean, Arch'd Cameron and Hugh
B. Mclean.
At Nes Greek, under the direction of c. H. CofeId,
Andrew H. Dewar, and Geo. W., Pegram
The several Committees are requested to open the
books forthwith and 10 continue them open until the 10Th
OF May after which to return them to the commissioners
at rayetteylle by the first Monday in June next.
ROBERT STRANGE,
.....5i.. t.-s ~. -.4 B. w. ROBINSON,
ARCH'D MCLEAN,
4sr. ado. 10 17sg J. w. PEARCE,
.,..et,4r..., 10 s., -. J. G. SHEPHERD,
JOEL WILLIAMS,
fl-,-ss- d. G. McRAE, ~ ..-
JOHN G. WILLIAMS
Fs5ss5SBsfzs = = 41ssre'sss Commissioners,
April 20, 1851. 80 af.--s~.es5v..g q S65-3tuE.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-03

INSULT TO JENNY LIND. A despatch from Pitts
burg, dated on Saturday, gives the following as the
reason why Jenny Lind did not give second con-
cert in that city: t4 -.r ,1g4ar s5s~5 -..-~
Some mischievous boys threw few pebbles into
the window of Jenny's dressing and her car
rage on her return home-consequenty she left for
Baltimore this morning instead of singing as an
nouneed. This has caused great Disappointment and
regret as some hundreds of persons the city
on purpose to hear her. The Pittsburghers are all
greatly grieved However nothing less than the insu-
ting of the most amiabe Queen of Song could have
been expected from the children of those people who
were silly enough to elect such crazy person as Joe
Barker to the mayoralty.''