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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.
Dv,ocRAr,c PaIMARr MEETINGS.

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY DELTINGs-Oks-
- rpox ray BALLOT BoxEs-The Democrats Of W.
bnrrh reid their Primary Meetings on FRIDAY evsanG
Gr hs purpose Of chaos nc Doesatsst 10 the Assembly
Count, Conventions Judging from the acnons Of taose
pqt.r.sd 81 The ys, WNd-pos held In the upper story
ero. y Guido their brethren Of New York on the poat .
osyza Dgring the serneon Of Friday it Wa the Ssnero
alb Ina. ONE interesting times might Be sxeeefse ~
ir the evening" the voting was ys,y bnss, ana nom sne
Of ties which bad found their way into ne oaos
boI s evident the 2nesncs was yssy large bus - s =
eond be sscsrtssed, perm was allowed 70 vote mgS
than e ines IN several instances the pofsons onenaS
nan was sskea where hs resided. With sPpsfEt smpo
city, he ssid that he resided IN the town Of bushwck
In order that such nsiakes should % rspse.ec
ofcous person stOod by and gsye the fesideoss "
who al not know where they bslonsed. arg nsnoI
AZ ths "Rocssfsr ecmpoG OF bsys tom II 70 49,
sss were present and seemed determined 70 CO -
yo,ss At Inc close Of the polls the result wa esls
saint the Roster party, When me votc s 800
rss giv.n and grand rush wss made WHEN ~ -
,h. tale ballot box, Inspectors and othsp ato sSsr -
ag 10 room in proniscuoGs heap eests 49, ssrv 81.
rn.nced 10 which The chairs, tables Ar eona
ia ~ furniture In the room we're - 40 ~
time he CONTESTANTS ceased fto sves bloody bosss
restoed when found thH ,sss ~ melee ths box
and ofosn AZ sotss ir County Dslssasss " ssoss
e b \, ths Rooster esfy ~ sor,s rsiSsSar-
u tnLnt ips Assem- ply uese. -. sys.s DsIe.
VOC. ~ "a sfs.r eounrs sns vcss. Ca, Picsrl Jsta
s.s,s : are dsIarsd seetst AI sss~C Conan
Goinan ~ Wsra tie election vas cons 80 800
IN tns %sauss; the IAspecton 1919 ,sS stss9
more orcsfy ,hsmse YES slfsy sscoucee s1su hos
ayie OF M "a receiving the vosse "a - esk ~
o ~ ~ ss.t psrposs. Aissf he sloss srr,osfs1h(&
r. 1900. Ssss1:s sa jsi yfzfs ~ Vs -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
B.rrew,,s Rotary Steam Easine.

On "Wednesday, Sept. 22, at thu invita-
Hon of Ebenfzsr Barrows. Esq. we accompanied him
the first ni.' Trip Of d. new mni.sare steam ,o.s
boat 10 20 feet long, and the engine cylinder only 30
ipcLes IN diameter, and II Inches Ia lsngth, With
steam way Of only ~ inches Ia depth, OF an AreA
of q SQUARE inches and tde stssm Ia this passage
acts upon only two pssons at once the entire sursoe
acted b, the steam only square nches or about
equal 10 that Of cy Dds. inches Ia diameter. With
average pressure OF about Is pounds the square
bead wind aud tee at an average rae of about
nine miles an hourthe trip from the Battery to Yonk
era and back, about &c miles, agsDa tide both ~sys
oecupyipg hours ana minutes; the upward passage
being against strong head wind. Daring great por
ton of she trip, the speed mach higher than that
we have given ~ the average made, add must have
reached II l2 miles hour but owing to the quail
~ OF the coal provided the FIRE had 10 be sluot en-.
TREY withdrawn sooD after starting, the fire bars being
80 covered with clinkers 10 almost entirely stop the
draugbt, and during this lime the steam unavoda
bly, allowed TO descend TO % lbs.
On the Ere being reno ssd, the boiler, very small
one got up steam 70 30 lbs the engine wo'kng Tue
whole time. and cold WAFER being continually fed 10
We th'nh ii necessary In justice 20 Mr. b. 10 STATE tne
dlsadvsntsees under which his experiment vas made
The consumption Of coal required 20 prope this ooss
only abb u ITO lbs per hour. The engine throughout
worked beautifully and regularly and we DO nss recol'
lecs ever having been n any steam vessel snere the
vibration Gas impercepioe. The room taken up
By the machinery 10 s,s than that Of an ordinary two
horse power engine, 90 that the economy oil space
great
Upon the whole we think the experiment, especially
sfrstone was very successful. and under more favor
able ci cumstances vastly better result Will be acc'm
plshed The engine potwidstan1ins thu mall area OF
of ss am surface been proven 10 ba OF pro-
pelipg the bost with a vary low pressure OF steam
We By Mr. that the friction OF the On cine
sl sht that IL only requires pressure OF two and
half pounds TO overcome II and set the engine In mo-
ton this 10 about one-bsf the friction ao we'd by
gueers With large vessel there 10 no doubt that
extremely high speed could be obtained.
(Scienihc American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

VINO RATIFICATION MEETIHG.--Oa
wedre,dsy evening" the whis' Of Brooklyn vii soiA
es,ng at the City Hotel to respond to tbs STATE sn1
local non insilons The Wing Clubs from eseh WAS
Will march IN process SION to the place Of meeting Asts
sneakers from abroad are expected 10 sddrsss shs
meeting
FrREs.-About nine O'Clock last night q
fro broke out In tbs large Fl'uriag hl near Peters
grdse. which vas entirely consumed, together VIII
the contents consisns Of large quantity Of grain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT cALyNpAR-I.. p,r.

COURT cALySpAR-Is. pu.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. y3k
o. a. St 2S "a. aa asS 2ss. ss, a,e 9ss SIS 81. 8
80 so 81 rs" e. iSNes iss s7e sat :ts. as go, "a t<
:, sS,ssi9H Covsr Nos T. ~, IS. Sd ~ * n. -. -.
81 50 - y =" -" ~ ~ - ~ ~
svrssNE CoUsT-G-eai T-s-rus vfeeu Cs,ss
CscuT COURT IL has b>en announced raj ~. s..,t
will not be held to-day Judge Hss who vas expse,-1 a.
bold IL, not having yet arrived ia town
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

ADJUSTMENTS. &C, THIS DAY AND EVENING
fibos C,rd.p-Tbree weet AFTER mar.ss founf AmeneL
Bur,ons n-..r-Te Poor G.ntieus. Fnshened 90 DEATH
wsisck Iyceum-POpp,ns ths Questions Aephist0paii-s
Brosdwsy Tbessr-Himlet; Double Bsaded Room
Metropolitan Hail. Bro.d~ay-had. Aooni segenth Concert
Bsr,un', hassuD- Orphtn's Dream Thsn L1sneE Boy
WOODS hn-tr.. Brosdv'y-Coue.rt sv-ry sTe,nf
Minerva Rooms Broad rayscntts Csnpssa N hekice
ssosy Libr,ry Brosdsay-Lecture o. Mental Alehsiny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
COTRT OF COMMON PLEA5.
4 U-.I H.

The first branch Of Trial Term was
opened before judge Woodruff and second part before
Juoee Iugrshau The case OF Broome szainss HssdfnG
was called former but defense, and Judgment gvsa
for S5s5 Both branches sdourned 20 this forenoon Jsss
Dsy .st a, Special Term bot nothing Of momea saspsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
MARISE COURT Before judge cs.l"-

TIE recover 5000, the value of horse.
s,sed 10 have been BY defendant snd driven
sy ard neelsenty that al his hooh csms on, edse
was 80 much Injured Otherwise To DO totally useless
careless dr,yps was denied end Il contsaded sse 49,
plaintiff had psrnsr who should DO Joined Ia the cut re
aK.u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
SUPERIOR COURT

The Trial Tenn opened yesterday before
Judge Oakley and Jury In bat nothing bsas rssAg
for tIsl, the Court 90 Cuns 10 this forenoon.
The General Term OF this Court will be held on hs iiU
lust There will be two Special Terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
SUPREME cOURT-G.sr... Ts,s.
Wn. y. lrssfsoll act JOSIAH Iosersoli, and Others
nhis WAS a question In relation In {

This was a question In relation TO costs.
Plaintiff commenced partition sut for the dvidoa Of
house aud lot In Huds Of, 10 which he entitled b
one fifth lie subsequently, 90 SAID fth and tho purohss9
employed different Attorney 70 carry the ps1on ssk
The Attorney then applied to the SPECIAL Term =
restrain purchaser from proceeding with the "
hi THE original COunses) costs vee paid The Court -
MED the oton and the comes ~ to the 0eoera
Tenn The dss Is that the Coo the Attorneys fss
a matter Of contract Decision Teserysd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

uRoor' $ magnificent T., avon Dagueres-
tyr, a. "A. s,.. hin, ever VI, achieved sy the De-
yus-ertype Examine them st Nc. SSS Broadway eseas
eisy Of arceza second aoof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

ACCIDENTALLY DRowrED.-A lad. to-
ysar. Of ate aamsd kss Fsrsoa vAoss p~rs.ss rs1os
stt H0dsoasf, ~hils ths pssr feos Of vSitsssD
q. Ho<tk Risss Dssssrdsy sssraooa. oil oa ani ~
frsvr<A Biz body and tatss "a A. Ma
Ward Police StstiSa Hocsa where CoSnw ivs vtn 80
tzlasst uSea IL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
4. j. Dcla.otys, Lfe-mrty Lynch Carlo a5h Ha!La
1881. SAN Hoon- sP. NJ brA
Oct 4..S 63 81 OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

DROWNED BY AccIDEST.-John wilson
ss fifteen ye.rs Of sss drowned on s1nd,y ssin2os
by slhDs ITO the dock foot Of JasfsonE ~ d.
led overheard and before aid could Dc procured we
v.s extinct Josiah Barker ,39a TsGossS n.r .T 10
cbsrSysst An INQUEST will be held on the body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
ASSAULT AID ROBBERY By BLACKS

ASSAULT AND ROBBERY By BLACKS
Officer McConrsn Of the Vth Wsd,whis on duty In Duane
A. AZ lsts hour on Sunday night discovered man Ia
state Of nsensiDilty lJng upoa the fdewak Tbe omcH
ecnvsyed to the Station House and went 10. Dr. k'
bomre, who recommended h1 removal 70 the new i~A
Hos.its After bsns At tie Hosp,tsl short ts he re
covered his ssnses stated that he had bss s..cxsa
rang Of black desperdoss who, alter beating al
n.s bs poetst Of ss4 and gold vateo snsr snca .ssy
81 mar ara isrse nuubsx Of sreh Villains prowne5
.boot Aatnssy Duane ana Tnouass n ,e ss1 40 -,
IVES. Broadway. sysry nSat - t1 -" - -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
HrArr RoRpERY Is WALL-STkEET-

u - TpEy-The ExsI.nss Offics Of Mr..
-. .n5srton No 7Wsllsl wasroboed 90 saturday AZ
s. ~ ooe in gold soin 81 some daring thief Who
entered The iron; door with fase keJ du,ins enpoIy
90 an or chest AID than Effected bis escape Tai: rob
iSTv ~ undoubtedly pepstrstsd By sos one not wholly
swsrs te what place Mr. was going when ne leu the
80. and about wha. lenshof tins he would % eons
Tie matter IN the hands o. some OF cur most vssns 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
INHUsAY DISCRETION By 4 PARENT

On Sunday saht little girl .cslcsly years OF sss was
fupo y the Sixteenth Ward Police OF the streets oil
that " ard having since the desh OF her mother some
weeks uce deserted her nhuusn father ana ef 70
royse fr herself Sic has been sssp In wagons boxes
az 10 sos. anything that would alJ;d her shelter Shs
va, 70 the Aims House be provided for Such an
exhibition OF nhumsni.y scarcely
Of civf ted pecple.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER s. 1852.

q The proposed excursion of the Boys
on Rsodss Island WA postponed on account Of the
weather We understand Il vii sks plscs today.
n the weather 10 favorable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
KILLED BY FALL.-Y esterday morn

KILLED BY FALL.-l tsItTudy IIIUIH-
,r, ,,.r named Thomas Brodirsu while ct work tue
y.rSar Of the ship shannon. lying ct the fsot OF Rutgers
isea his footing ssd fell 70 the deck srsns upon toe
isft ia N his head and face. He immsdis.eiy con
eysd 70 he Hospi,a by 0hssr Honger, Of ths SevsaLa
WSrd Police where he expired 70 few minutes aret az
rns Ills ikul was bsok.a In, and the side o. ms e
y,ry much bruised. Brodfsn was 9 Niger oy tiaae,
and AZ the time the accident occurrsd was MAKING
upon the Judsm. lie lesyess wife and three eh1af'n
who reside in Je1iey City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

B' 1t is said that the Episcopal Con-
ventor of the Diocese of Now.YoIk have refused re-
pea,edly to recognize the eri,,enre Of the C1ored
Church Of 81 Philips, in this City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

e The wires Of the Union Line, hence
n Boston, were on, Of order yesterday, sud 'ns
nh de bsr ess between the Two c.es was thrown upon
he HOME wiIes, which worked wall III nigE'' wnen
,hey TOO gave out, leaving Us entirely q the DARK rss
i've 10 Eastern matters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

Go1uuBrA CoLLEeE.-Yesteiday the
cous,e trim of COLUMBIA College recornnencet Can
a,a,,es for admission were examined on Friday and
saturday last The Freshmen el"a numbered my
,bch has no, been exceeded for ysan Ia tn1 iassta'
sso aaos, ss.s ss.i.ssS 10 osnss ssssssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
u The threatened rain came yester

II The threatened rain came yester-
day, but did no, como strong enough continue long
enough to claim relationship with the regular Eluinoc
iiJ People very generally ssraeed acquaintance With
their old sutumnsl friend Mud, and what'oever pains
they teak to avoid him. one ventured abroad without
putting bis foot 10 IT. The drilling rain cont, aued long
enough to cool tho enthusiasm and veto the procession
Of the Empire Club but about II o'clock the clouds
rolled lszily away toward NewHamp'hirs and LEFT
clear star shted sky, cool and refreshing breeze and
toerable promise of further postponemen: of the
regular storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
SUPREME coURT

The October General Term opened yos-
terdsy forenoon before Judges Edwards Roosevelt ed
Mitchell Motions heard The calendar will b takes
up to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

n Miss Catherine Hayes will visit
Mr. B.rnuns family al Irsnistan mex, week, Were
Al. VII remain to attend the ruptas Of Mr. bs eldes'
dsuss,er, whles takes place en- the l9,h irh. Mss
u,xes ara suite sal for sIu Frsnclfco the nex; day.
caOth lrst) per steamer IBrois.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
BOARD OF SupERvIsoRs.-The Record

ALNUST m hLtIUTI'I 80
O'Clock on Sunday evening while ls,e number OF CO.. RED
n.rsons we're holding rel siors meeting In old frame
buildps in Dow ing nea Blocker 81 one Of the oes OF
tie floor cracked and opened for sbou feet when tae
,oo In winch the meetng was b.as held was In the Sec
end story and tie apartment beneath We, occu ,sd a.
bscksuh shOp Officers Cargi aud aherty, oil TIE Hins1
WsTd w.re there al the tue Of the occurrence aud had
mu.t difficulty IN prsvsniins many tom jumSing oat Of
the win dsvs at tue risk Of their lives The sutieree "~
finally dismissed " lthout injury or sccloeat'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

q The Mini,ter Penipotentiary 10
Mexico, Judge CoNKIIxG, hss gone TO Washington.
He vii on sail in shp-oi-wsr Tor Mexico, via
Norfolk OF Pensacola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

e ISAAC NEWTON, Esq is so serious
" u ihs, nsny OF ks friends bad desp,red Of hu re-
csvery He wat sishty better yererdsy afternoon.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-16
LAST ARRIVAL or ELlTHLIE.

IUST received and now opening at the Ole
y Stand, nearly opposite the Bazar, on From
Street, large and well selected assortment o
READY.8EADEC CLOTHING,
Consisting in part Of
Cloth, Cashmere, cashneret, Tweed, and Lin
en- Goats.
Cloth, Cashmere, Linen and Cotonade Pants
Satin, Cashmere and Linen Vests;
Shirts md Drawers, &c. &C.
six Hdkis., SelfadJusting Neck-tes Satin
Stocks; Hats and Umbrellas
--AIS0--
A large assortment of Cloths, Casmefes, SatI-
Nets, Satin Vesting and Linen Goods. all OF
which have been selected in person by the sub
| scrIber from the best stocks in st Louis-and
from bis knowledge of the business as practi-
cal tailor, he flatters himself that all those who
favor him with call will find his assortment
worth examining 2nd any purchases made will
be warranted TO give general satisfaction az
any that can be procured in this market.
Before purchasing lie sure 10 call and examine
and by SO doing yon will lave chance 10 save
both time and moaeY and be almost certain to-
procure any article Of Clothing wanted at rea
sonable price
Be sure and call and doap forget it is al the
Old Stand OF CHENEY NHNaER
Davenport, May 9Th 1852 35.Gsn
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-16
REMOVAL

ID SANFORD has removed from his oil
II. stand on Front Street 10 bis New Bnisdib
on Brady Street. between Front and Secon,
Streets, where ne has on hand and will continu
10 keep general assortment of
GROCERIES, FRUITS, NUTS. OILS
PAINTS. VARNiSHES, BRUSHES. &c
He has also removed his Drugs, Medicines
Chemicals, Paten; Medicines, all DR.. Jaynes
preparations; also Choice Liquors for Medica
parposes-io the South est Corner OF Second
and Brady St.eets--whe,e he is determined Ia
keep the most General and best assorted Stock
r the above articles, with Great Variety O.
others not enumerated, tina, can be found in an,
other place il Scott County--ana will all be sold
at the lowest possible rate, and ! mistake,
Davenport. May 9th, 1852,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-16

PHYSICIANS say that Davis Pain Killer ~ o,a y
those rauah!e family articles which Is caLe =,
TO We an immense amount suffering incident 70
human llfe., Its action the system il many I'm
k ma the pain gone 81 once
For the anost miraculous extinction ~ raln,, ~
me lcne eyer discovered equal 10 the ram ~
Ter. II is used In certain cases eNternaliy anu nv. ~
nslly but never sternaliy, like too many
Full directions accompany each Bottle. ri
The Pain killer Almost imme d1lIn ~ s.1nla,a,
Cholera AIorbus; Diarrhcea; severe Burnss
Painters Cholic: Plies Rolls; General Donains
Coughs: Head Ache; sudden Colds; sseilsd JOINT,
Cramps ana Spasas; Rheumatsm; paans an the nsc :
and Side and various other complaints IN iao' NJ
PAIN KILLER -
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-16
RE1WICK & SON,
STEAM BOAT AGENTS,
FORWARDING, STORAGE AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
BAZAAR LANDING,

Davenport, iowa.
RESPECTFULLY call he attention OF Far
II mers, Shippers and the public generally te
this advertisement.
They will al all times be ready TO store anc
ship every description Of produce and merchan
disc, 10 bny and sell on Commission, and trus
b. prompt and strict attention 70 the interest o
all who may favor Them with their patronage Il
merit the public confidence.
TIE business will be conducted and carried oil
N the spacious building recently erected BY Mr.
Fulton, designated as the Bazaar, to which is al
'ached a commodious landing for Steamboats, a
all stages OF the river and possesses advantage
valuable TO the importer or Shipper, not the leas
OF which ia the: no draysge viii be required from
the Warehouse TO Busts or from Boats to tn
Warehouse MAY 18Th. 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-16
II. r. PassSONsGE.
PLUMBER, GLAZfER, PAINTER, PAPER


RaAgx sr., palwEEN On Aab 80,
TUE subscriber hess to return his sincere
Il thanks 10 those friends who heve favored
him with their supper and y inform The nhnh'
ltants 81 y venpar' md It's vicinity thar be has
opeaeth his New Shop on Brady S.. between Sec
ond nnd Third SITS, and that be has always on
hand a choice assortment of Coiors and read i
Mixed Paints, Varnishes, &c.
Gliding, Eronz.ny, Graining and Vanishing
=. b. Lii and force PuHtps, Hot and Colo
Baths, Water Closets, &c, made and finished
10 ,rdey on the shortest notice.
Feb. 10Th, 1852. Gait
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-16
DlS-OS TENT.

How universal il is. We asrer knew
the man who SAYS, z an c9ntentad' q
where sol viii amorg toe ricA ana i.4a
poor, the man u competence; or tie a.aa
who earns his bread b. the dailf sweat Il
his brow. yoa hear The sound of murmur
ing and the voice Of complaint. The 9th
81 day We stood by a cooper. who was
playing merry tune with his adz around
. cask. An sighed be, mine is hard
lot--forever trotling round and round,
like . dog, driving away at a hop
sHeigho" sigheda blacksmith, in one oI
the late bot days, as be wiped The drops Of
preparation from his brow, while the red
hot iron elowed on his anvil; .,hi. is life
vnh vengeance, melting and fry ing one )
self over ho, Ere.' Oh that were q
csrpen.err calculated shoemaker, as be
bent over bis lap atone--.here am |, das
after day, wearing my soul away ia ma.
king soles Tor oihers--eooped I'D IN this
little 7 By 6 room. heighor i am sick d
this outdoor work. esciaims Tue csspen.
ter, broiling under sweite:inr sun. OF
exposed to the inclemencies ii the wes,h
er--'f only was tailor This i To
bad, perpeiualiy cries the taller. Ito b.
compelled 10 cit peTcted up here, PLYING
the needle all The time - would that mine
were more active life LAST day Of
graee-ba nks won't observation-disclosures
wonf Pay-what shall do grambles The
merchant; 4 had rather be truck horse
dog--anythingr Happy fellow groa ns
the lawyer, as he scratches bis bead over
some perplexing case, or pores over some
Dry, musty record-.hnppy fellows.
had rather hammer stone, than cudele
my brains on this tedious. yexaaious dues
iion.' And so through all The ranE-
cations Of socieiy-ali are complaining 4
their cond:tion--fnding fault With their
particular calling. III were oaly this. Or
that, or the other, should be conten,.' is
the universal cry--'anything but what
am So vags the world--.o il has wap.
ged, and SO it will wag.
We commend the following brief para.
graph TO those who attended a, The Cour,
House on last Wednesday evening and
heard Gen. SCOTS character as a ciyilia,
traduced. 1t will upset al said upon ths,
pccasIon:--
GENERAL ScoTr's CIvrL or.ryr,c,
TIoNs.--The Louisville Journal SAYS. .sey
ersi months ago we beard very d;.,in
guished member Of Mr. Fillmore. Cabine,
one who expressed nc preference for &c.
erai Scott as a candidate fir IN. pres;dea
cy, say that the General had waste, f,,,
Of exact political knowledge and oenera
Information Than any other man vii,
whom he ever conyersed. We know III,
I y said, too on very high AUTHORITY. n.
General Scott is The best information
lawyer in the Union.'"
An advertisement appears 10 The Naiian
a. in,elligencer, signed Loyd SO. offer
ing 10 bet $4,000 that Gen. Scott if h,
lives, will be The next Presiden, uf IL.
United States.
Ha~.norns new romance is in press
is whispered that The ,i,Ic i aFrsn,
F'erce--'he Man Of the Fa.i.,-Journal.
Two runaway couples were married Il,
Kew. Mr. Holid.u ,bo -