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DICH JEWELRY FOR THE Holt
IL DAYS.-M w. GAIT & BROTHER will
open this day magnificent assortment of fine
Watches, rich Jewelry, pure Slverware, and
Fancy Articles suitable for the Holidays to which
they invite the attention of purchasers desiring
presents. They enumerate in part
Superior Ladies Hunting Watches, with ex-
quisitely enamelled Backs studded with pearls and
diamonds.
New style French Chatham Diamond Brooches
Crosses, Ear and Finger Rings
Rich Bracelets, Silver Tea sets, Pitchers
Goblets, Cups, Gard Cases, Port Monnaies
And every other article Of Fancy Silver.
Also, plated Card Trays, fine Fans, and world
of fancy kncknackery that cannot be enumera ted :,
making in all the most complete assortment ever
offered for sale in this city.
NJ, w. GAIT s. BROTHER,
Sign ofthe Golden Eagle, Penn av.
Dec 81 between 9th and 10Th alta
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After which a GRAND BALLET DIVERTISE-
MENT.
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7 OsT, AND FIFTY DOLLARD RE-
IL WARD.-A bundle of papers lost or
stolen last evening from the pocket Of the adver
tiser. The only one Of value was bond for one
thousand dollars, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, No. 4l3-against the purchase of
which all persons cautioned. Upon return
of the bond and papers. the above reward will
be paid and no questions asked.
Apply at Republic Office.
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Lydia, (hrst appearance) ....... Mrs BOWERS.
Constance. ........... Miss FITZPATRICK.
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o. Young Mems Christian Association.-
The annual address before this Association will be
delivered this Tuesday, evening, at half past
seven O'Clock, at the Smithsonian Institution, by
the Rev. ByaoN SUNDERLAND, of New York. The
president elect will deliver his inaugural. The
public respectfully invited to attend.
nec9
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SPECIE CuRRESoy-The New York Journal Of
Commerce, abiding to the scarcity OF silver, urges
the immediate action of Congress, and says:
"The market value of silver prevents its offer for
coinage by depositors, while the same cause pro-
bibits the mint from purchasing it, There is no
reasonable objection to reduction of the standard
weight of the silver coin to such an extent as to
enable the directors of the mint, without loss, to
supply the wants of the community. II this inca
sure were separated from the seignorage upon
gold ooin and other questions which embarrassed
the bill before Congress at is last session. 1t would
secure almost unanimous approval and afford
great relief to the whole country. The present
Standard weight of the silver dollar is 4l2k
grains. If coin representing fractional parts OF
dollar were allowed at the rate Of $50 grains,
halves, quarters, dimes. and half dimes, could be
issued from silver purchased at its market value,
and become plenty for the purposes of change,
without damage to a single interest throughout the
whole of the Confederacy. Such coin should be
receivable for duties. which would prevent an over
issue by the Government, and it would take the
place now literally vacant, in the wants OF all
Glasses of the people"
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4 CROMATIC OPERA GLASS ES.-We have
n received another lot of superior Aromatic
Opera Glasses, quality warranted, prices low.
r. BASTIANELLI & CO.,
Importer of Fancy Goods and Perfumery.
Dec
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I OST.-On Saturday morning last, between
IL Browns Hotel and the Alexandria steamboat
wharf, a bundle addressed to II. Cameron. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving the
bundle with Mr.. Cameron, over Todd's Hat Store.
Del2
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TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 81

First appearance of Mrs. d. p. BOWERS
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MADAME HENRIETTE sONTAG'S
LAST GRAND CONCERT

Will take place
On Wednesday Evening, December q, 1852
AT CARUSPs SALOON,
Assisted by Carl Eckert, conductor of the Italia
Opera, Pa is; Signor Cesare Badiali, Signor Pozzo
ni, first tenor from the Imperial Opera in ST. Pc
tersburg; Signor Luigi Rocco. primo basso can
tante and buffo, from La Scala in Milan; and Paul
Julien, the violinist; and Mr.. Eben, the fiutist.
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TENTLEMEN'S DRESSING ROBES.-The
" greatest variety of sizes and styles, and of the
most approved shapes, can be found at
STEVENS'S
Sales-room, Browns Hotel.
Dec lS-6tiIeod
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For Lts conclusion of tis advertisement Sc" ple>
ment accompanying this days. t0!s,
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CLOAKS AND FURS!

A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.
LNROM $500 to $1,000 per day can be
Il made by any person in city or country with
the knowledge of highiymsefui and new discovery
OF making article in universal demand and
daily use, affording five hundred per cent. profit.
This lie fret rate chance for clerks, students, in
vaids, any out of, now in business, il is
ut once lucrative in any part Of the country. Re.
csipt and particulars promptly sent on receiving
one dollar hy mail, postage paid.
Address A. NJ MORSE,
Box 1856 Rochester, New York.
Dec lT-lawiw*
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Mrs. FERTIG, COnfectiOner, opposite the
1fl General Post Office on street, has received
full supply of Christmas Bon Bons and Presents
suitable for the season. Parents and their children
respectfully invited to call.
Dec lS-2tGN
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ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON BOAT.
D. Cf" The superior steamer G EORG f
tesAtl6 WASHINGTON will depart at
a4tkz - - the hours named. This boat
leaves the regular steamboat wharf, and has fine
comfortable saloons for the accommodation Of the
passengers Boats fare 10 cents. Coaches con
meet with the boat. Coaches leave the Capitol at
s, 10, IL, q, 81 o'clock.
Leave Alexandria s, 10, IL, p, and 8; O'Clock.
Leave Washington 9, II, J. 3, and d O'Clock.
Dec 2l-5t JOB CORSON, CAPTAIN.
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7 OoK OUT FOR COLD WEATHER.
IL MORNING ROBES.-We have on hand seve
raj fine Turkish Robes, sik-lined, which we will
sell at under cost, out of this line
English Merinoand Cotton first quality Half hose
Several dozen of the above articles will be sold to
get rid OF them, at any prices
Merino, fine Lambs wool Undershirts and
Drawers. Of the very best quality, will be sold at
considerably below the actual value, as are no
longer dealing in this line.
Silk Cravats and Scarfs of the finest quality of
all coors, sold al any prices TO get rid Of them
We are no longer dealing in Gardeners Fur
nishng Goods; therefore offer the balance of
our woollen stock at lees than the actual cost.
T. BASTIANELLI Il co,
Importers of Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Jewelry,
Dec 9 under Browns Hotel.
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NJ OTICE.-A meeting of the Subscribers to the
IN Washington Assemblies for this winter will
take place at FLINr's, at S p IN. on Tuesday,
2lst instant, for the purpose of cccting managers
and arranging preliminares.
Dec 9l-It
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BALLS The stonecuters OF our city gave fine
ball last evening at Iron Hail. large number of
their fellow mec hanics from Baltimore were pre-
sent. and enjoyed themselves fully. Several of
the city military visited Baltimore yesterday af
ternoon, for the purpose of attending the grand
military ball of the Law Greys Captain France,
announced for that evening.
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I AND WARRANTS wANTED.-Theh high
- est market prices paid for warrants.
HAMILTON C. FAINT,
Oct 25-d&w3m Opposite Treasury Building.
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DRAWN NUMBERS of the Grand Conso-
H. idated Lottery of Maryland, Class No 3:
40 81 65 % ii Is 3 Is 49 81 "a 81 20
II. FRANCE & CO.,
Dec 81 Managers
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o. Grace Church, Island.-The Fews of
Grace Church will be offered for rent at the
Church CORNER of and 9th strcets) to morrow
"Wednesday afternoon, the 22d, at O'Clock.
All persons who may be interested are respectfully
invited to attend Dec 2l-2t
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SPLENDID SILKS, EMDROIDERlES, sc.
WALTER HARPER & co Pennsylvania
w nue., between 9th and 10th streets, will open
this day a beautiful and complete assortment Of
rich figured and plain Silks of latest styles and
colors; also Merinos, Cashmeres, and Mousselines
Of most desirable shades.
Lace and Muslin Embroiderics, new styles in
Chemisetts and Sleeves, Berthes. Capes, Caps and
Coiffures. Also, Shawls and Scarfs; with great
variety of novelties. to which they would respect
fully call the attention OF purchasers.
Dec l7-6tdif
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LNRENCH HATS AT sTEVENs's SALES
Il Room, Browns Hotel.
Dec IS 6teodif
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NEW STYLE EVENING JET HAIR
~ PINS.-We have received small quantity
of beautiful Jet Hair Pins, with long tasses, bou-
quet rosettc patterns. Ladies invited to ex
anime them
II. BASTIANELLI & CO.,
Importers Of Fancy Goods and Perfumery,
Dec lS-3t Browns Hotel
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ID UTTER, BUCK WHEAT FLOUR, SIRUP,
ID &c-Lahdfng this day, from schooner WASH
ineton from New York
Superior Dairy Goshen Butter from Delaware
county, New York, put up expressly for family
use, part lately made.
ALSO
5000 lbs hulled Buckwheat Flour, in 25 ID. ba gs
10 barrels Stuarps Table Sirup
Layer and Bunch Rasins, fresh Currants
Citron, Almonds, Canton Ginger
Chow Chow, &c. For sale by
GEO. & THOS. PARKER & co,
Opposite Browns Hotel
Dec l3-6tMTh&Sif
FERDINAND MOULTON,
Attorney and Counsellor Mt Law.
AT IRtINo HOTEL,
Washington, ID. G.
Oct 7-3m
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Will be presented the Comedy of
THE LOVE CHASE.
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Arrive at Scion the came days by 81 pm;
Leave solon daily except Sundays at III;
Arrive at Skowhegnn the same days by 7 IN.
81. From Skowhegan, by Cornville, Athens
Brighton Kingsbury, Blanchard, and Wilson, to
Greenville, AS miles and back, three times week
Leave Skowhegan Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday at I'm;
Arrive at G rcenvillc the same days by I'm;
Leave Greenville Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
de- at a m;
Arrive at Skowhesan the Same days by I pm.
81 From Guildford, by Parkman and Cam
bridge, to Harmony, IS miles and back, twice a
week, with an additional weekly trip to Parkman,
g. miles and back.
Leave Gulford Tuesday and Saturday at 6 p m;
Arrive at Harmony the same days by 10 IN;
Leave Harmony the same days at am;
Arrive at Guilford the same days by pm;
Leave Guilord Thursday at m;
Arrive at Parkman the same day by pm;
Leave Parkman the came day at 7 IN;
Arrive at Guilford the same day by aprn.
49, From Dover, by East Doves, South Sebcc
miles and back, once week
Leave Dover Friday Mt m;
Arrive at Rowland the came day by IN;
Lave Rowland Saturday at a III;
Arrive at Dover the same day by p m.
81. From Patton, by Umcocus, Masardis and
Aroostook, TO Fort Kent, "a miles and back, once
a week.
Leave Patton Friday at s m;
Arrive at Fort Kent the next day by pm;
Leave Fort Kent Monday at a m;
Arrive at Patton the next day by 6 p m.
50. From Brownsville, by North Brownsville, to
Katadkin Iron Works, IA milss and back tWic a
week
Leave Brownsville Monday and Friday at 8 IN;
Arrive at Katadkn Iron Works the same days
by IL m;
Leave Katadkin Iron Works the same days at
p IN;
Arrive at Brownsville the same days by APT m.
26. From Monson, by Shirley Mills and Shirley.
to Grcenville, 49, miles and back, three times
week.
Leave Monson Monday, "wednesday. and Fri
day, at a M;
Arrive at Greenville the s me days by II a III;
Leave Greenvile the same days at pm;
Arrive at Monsop the same days by pm.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-07-29
Public Acts 1852.

CHAPTER xx1I.
An Act to authorize the business Of
Banking.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives in General
Assembly convened,
Sec. l. The Treasurer of this State is
hereby authorized and required to cause
to be engraved and printed in the best
manner. to guard agains. counterfeiting,
such quantity of circulating notes, in
the simitude OF Bank notes, in blank,
of the different denominations authorized
to be issued by the incorporated banks
of this State, as he may Fl ON time to
time deem necessary to carry into effect
the provisions OF this Act, which shall
be stamped on their face with the words
"Secured by the Pledge Of Public
Stocks" and of such form as he may
prescribe. Such blank circulating notes
shall be countersigned, numbered and
registered in proper books to be prov.
ded and kept for that purpose in the
Office of said treasurer, under his direc-
ton. by such person as the said treasu-
rer shall appoint as Register for that
purpose, so that each denomination of
such circulating notes shall bear the uni.
form signature of such Register. And
it shall be the duty of the treasurer to
receive and file in his Office mulilated
circulating notes issued by him, and to
deliver in lieu thereof other circulating
notes TO the same amount, whenever re
quested SO to do by the makers of said
mulilated notes.
Sec. 2. Any number Of persons, not
less than twenty five, residents of this
State, may establish Offices Of discount,
depos lite and circulation, upon the terms
and conditions, and subject to the liabil>
tiles prescribed in this act: but the az
gregate amount of the capital stock of
any corporation organized under this act
stall not be less than fifty thousand dol,
lars, nor more than one million dollars.
Provided. that one half of said capital
stock shall be paid in before such bank
shall go into operation, and that the
whole Of SAID capita stock shall be paid
in within one year thereafter. Such
persons shall make certificate under
their hands and seals, which shall speci-
fy-
1. The name assumed to distinguish
such corporation or association are 10 be
used in its dealings; but no corporation
shall make use Of any name of any bank
now in operation OF which may be in
operation in this State at the Time of
making the Certificate;
2. The place where the operations Of
discount and deposits Of such orporation
or association are to be carried on, des-
ignatiDg the particular city, town or VIII
lage;
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Lundy'S Lane.

In the night hours, long ago.
Gathered on the battle plain,
Know ye how they sought the foe
Mid the gloom of Lundy's Lane
Face to face the hosts were met,
Heart 10 heart the lances set;
But IL hero's blade was there.
Flashing through the midnight air.
See the routed foemen yield,
Winfield Scott hath won the field
Know We how our victories ran
Through the trenches of the foe,
From the stones Of San Juan
TO the walls of Mexico!
How the bomb shells fell, for dews,
Night bv night on Vera Cruz
tlrw, DER Churubusco's stream,
Waved that sword, with fatal gIeam q
Still the opposing legions yield,
Winfield Scott doth win tue field
10! DER myriad plains afar
That firm hand hath borne its part;
FIRST in council first in war,
Frs, in every patriot heart.
Whereso'e our flag may wave,
On he leads his leglnns brave
10 the hottest of the fay,
Shrinking ne'er from danger's way,
Strong that sword of fame to WELD,
Winfield Scott wins every field!
With the triumphs bravely won,
Like mantle round him thrown,
He, with no proud deed undone,
Stands on WIctory's height alone
Towering DER all heads afar,
As before the morning star
Fade a!l p"ler lights away,
Vanquished by his glorious ray
Still the opposing ranks must yield,
WINFIELD SCOTT shall win the field
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Maine Law & California.
NEW GOODS.

A T WHEELER s UCHEAP CASH
N SrOREl! Fresh GROCERIES
good qualities. All kinds Of PROVISIONS
Pork, H ANS. &c, FISH MARKET-SaImon,
Shad. Bass, Mackerel, Cod fish. Sword fish
Blue fish. Fresh Shad weekly, and all
sorts of Salt water Fish.
CLANS on Saturdays, as usual.
All sorts of Fresh Meats on hand batch
cred daily at the slaughter on the p emises.
II you can't find anything at any other
S,ra nlease call on WHEELER and he
will wait on you quick and cheap. You
can find some choice brandies &C., toF
MEDICINAL PURPOSES
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Bounty Lands.
SOLDIERS OF 1912.

THE m .mbers of Capt. Wan CHS Company
/ in the war of 1912, are each entitled to
40 acres of Bounty Land. | am now receiving
warrants for III ,se of this Company whe have
applied to me, Notwithstanding the opinions
of others to the contrary. | have the Pay
Roll Of Capt. Wangh's Company. and also OF
Capt Charles Buel's Company, and am there.
fore prepared to complete the application oI
any member Of either of these Companies, OF
the widow Of any member on a moments no.
tice, by calling on me at my Office.
HENRY B. GRAVES.
Litch6eld, Nov. 4th, 1881. 20
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.R. JNes.v'iaslN al,
At the Old Stand.

n HAVING procured an assistant
ECzR Matchmaker and JeweleT, Will
:ontinuelo do any and al KINDS
oil watch repairing and watch jewellng thai
NAV be intlusted 10 his cate In the best man.
ne: and on Ieasona e terms, no pains vii he
spared to give satisfaction TO every customer
Thankful for past tavors he would solicittM
continuance of the pdollc patronage. Also.s
choice assortment OF Watches. !ewelry sm
silver Ware at low prices for Cash.
E.ifchfield Nav 1881 lvS
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Willis Curtis; j.
D.AGTERRX.A.V.ARTKST
Rooms over Alvord Il Brothers Store.
WOLCOTTVlLLE. CONN.

EMOVAL.
Dr.. BOSTWICK has removed his
residence to Crossman's u. s. Hotel.
- itchfeld, June3, 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-26
CITY EnfsIflusrcr.

DAYrL WEBSTER All those who have 4 0, had the OPP
poituny Ct 6eerg tbs Hon. Daniel Wehatgr CAL
the - CT Horse, IRON che till three O'Clock Z.
Thudsy, Friday and tuTday, when he wiz see any Of
his friends who will honor bin with visit
CAsE JosfPR G, AsHLry.--Ne notice by tie resent
repoI from tie Count of sesfi that in the OF
JcseTh G. Athey tie present District Attorney acquI
creed N the teef that hts previous conviction ME
gal era unjust end toat. additionally, the fact of his
having heen used Wines Of the ate at recent
trials ~ Kipgs coE2ty, Of sslf rtuperabie bar
ti 70 any further prosecution OF the charge The trial
81 Mr. Ashley t1oted considerable attention Of the
rod q is picg-esF pasauol oTcua stances tended
TO show, o. TIE time thet be had himself been imposed
uIou ly clique Of eccurdros who have since reaped
tie ut of their nefaioUt misteeds We snould bS
fu,pIsed that there is matter yet forthcoming which
viii place the action OK parties ybo are nc. cared
~ srmoT o Eoral proof in light far from snviable.
The present District Attorney, ~ b. Blunt, Esq Is
hleu 70 credie tor the manly and honorable he
cal
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munm Y III nISEr.

WEDNESDAY, February 2i-6P. NJ.
There was more 6ctiri'J in The stock market today
and prices wcre rcse byoyRns. Ere Railroad war
IN letter demand sehs advance Reading Railroad
sst working up slowly notwithstanding the high prices
previously ruling. Nearly all tho fsnoss were more
firmly held ard epccustors anxious to par-
chase. At TIE tboaId Ee wetup u per cent; Read
ing, "a; Eerlero -; lcng Island 2z Cantoa colnpsny
"a New UGyen, H. 1T hs second board, IFle Railroad
advrnced q per cert. New jersey Yiac - geasinx
Heroal deolired Pr cent Most Il 40 tcansscslons
the adjournment In Esie L ligoad; and the
Improvement has been quite rsrid L. looks a, though
an irritation Of Inc most rvnu,ut ftncies about
beirg realized H.. ID woali net surpriSe TO t,e
prices oll down again 10 ilprVsw 1Ae brokers' can
rot, without oGHide cid Fustai1 any expansion
iofg ara We Indications OF such support
eerg cfgod Itis eay enough for the brokers' to put
~ piices auopg themselves but It not easy TO got
parties cut Of the street TO take socs cut Of the
let Itir cur mpte,siop shat few dtys Fill exhaust
too prttent excitement, AID hat prices viii fail back
than they have sdysEeed. Capitalists vii not touch
,ooks OF fancy character at anything like Aarrens
rates, and there IL nothing ese 10 sn.tsn the m rk,t
but che ability Of holdsrs to carry Money fortunately
oootinues easy and loans esSy negotiated Sccari
ties be hypothecat.d with moderate margins at any
bank IN Wsu street, which enable. the brokers to wait
patiently for cuttomers. The first turn in the
upon the money market will wipe out these
mUgins, and create panic among holders. The month
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bel was delivered, last evening hy James T. Brady,
Esq in the court room of the Oyer and Terminer.
New City Hall. He defined Row far the privileges
o. the press should no upheld, and condemned the
law which Furnishes tho publication of police Of
Zee report, whilst 10 permits the dissemination
though the press Of suits in higher courts equally
injurious to character III spoke OF the Gle ,ted
judges, and the probability Of theig being nvolun-
tariiy influenced by political preudices in favor of
the rarty that raised them to Office. The counsel.
in The Of big lecture, denounced, in passing
observation the despotism Of Louis Napoleon, in
regard to the press.
The beautiful lecture Of Or. Kama Gate Of the
Grinnell expedition in the search for Sir John
Frank!in), on the wonders Of the Arctic regions,
and the lecture Of Professor Antise in this city,
Geology, both Of which We publish in this paper,
will impaIt equal pleasure and nstructon in their
perusal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-26

FUNNY N wsPArER WAR.-Tho Pick and the
PieasSme, tso fashy weekly journals, are at var,
both in their columns and in the police Office. The
Pick is the new one started by Joe Scovile-the
Picoynne is the old one, owned by two or three
nobcdies The Pick began with circulation Of
25C0o at the first step. This frightened the old
boys, and they retaiated by two three arrests OF
the Pix man for libel. This is u mean mode Of
putting down new rival, and will hardly succeed.
Let master Pick keep cool, stick to his text, say
nothing of his rivals, make good paper, amuse all
the pretty girls with funny Stories and he is in
danger of damnarion.
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porous business in the city; and doctors, like DR..
Scott, will abandon their calling, and lawy ers will
abandon their musty folios and briefs, and COOLERS
will throw away their lasts, and taors their lap.
boards and goose, and set them selves up in the new
vocation. A new ism and a new scot are es-
tsblished, and there great for minister's
Tie field is vast-the harvest is great, but the
lsborers are comparatively few. The good time,
however, is coming, when we shall I've expounders
and lecturers, and preachers of the rappings 10
vast numbers, until competition win make the
business cease to pay, and then we shall have al
other new ism.