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NfOTiCE.--My weeks ago. during
the E~t by who sole from
stock The NcInil. No.. and da.
tel he day OF October 1851 thnus and dollars.
receiving the
Apply 70 the treasury 'ora emrwalof sad !os certificate
WM sfiULTICE.
N.,hsw (,nro Dyr .wG.
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DI f. D.

U,rU ., ;.e January. he es;eaee S' tes .'7h ISL"
Or ,au son N the county Ksri, .ncsu Fc,
months UDII Ui her age Mr.. MARIA NlLhlHS'N
Ia ,h el,!Ires and Iishfs "'e ss.
tie sa-e-! o esrth nave b's
severed; es!ncN? gwen them 10 think OF ei
had washed and nste white ~ NE b?C
the Her naturally gentle manners "seihcr WIN ca
mGniiesteA 10 her sunieGanec sk o
.,.e that holy religion hc poiessed and aGorei
Durug her prvtracd Illness while r outward eGenrht "s' SUI
sr ,sn remarked pence and wheh tat::
forn es her appue., ectei Love filed her soul.
love 10 and nlnkIud "It die tho tee Of :ts
righteous rni ic! my las! eut be like hers
.E1- Th. Tunes Will please c"rY.
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From Tho Sans.ta,ni Enquirrr

SUFFOLK, March a:h 1858.
Mr. Edt,or-Sir: For The purpose Of giving
raj notice will confer favor hy publishing the encl sed
correspondence together with the resolutions annexed aud
oblge Your obcticnl servant
ROBT r. PRENTIS.
A w. STAnkE, Editor Of Nanscmond Enqurcr, Suffolk,
Va
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AttS Etks "ASTED.--l viii d iIueral
az good p:"ccs whp have been diving thrc-
long hOgses waa: .aein Tor IL
LEWIS Hill Il stre.t
Mac" Sci:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18

DEATH OF PROF. HORNER.
PHILADELPHIA March Is 1853 P:of Wm. R.rar ~
he p,nnsyIvnnn University, cied list evening
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18
i,ti i pcHEAT AMERICAN HEDGE PLANT
ma oR uShGE ORASGE.-PITklN'S SEED AM

\ = nave "Hy elapsed, snce the introduction Of this
g., Pah tat have already shown that The
"r!re (cncss discovered The objections
us4.. ie" a:aiisi"hcr hedge plants, do apply the
s, chsliy propagaied and OF rapid growth. from
'rai ny oi Iie; flooding drought; docs
agnsc @ ~ has very sharp thorn, anu the wood
s-he "h renders asindestructa 'lc by mc insects
I :" Se.ir it makes cheap fence oil singular beau.
~ nlse become discouraged in their a.temt grow
.stGbe .! ;e repeated failures III making the seed
may De attributed SEED
AL" i"n he Orange :" 'u' p'"se~ -
f.lvt 10 e business raising plants my seed Is all
aui IT, deserved under my care and viii be- warranted
.ss ale, Osnse Orange Plants all ready for setting
'' m Sr ah DC forwarded 10 part OF IA, country h, sea-
'as @ tanfi!et containing full directions ior planting
;, 7 ".e hsdg= &c, sent on application 10
~HHch l5-clr II. w. PfrKIN,
(,rr. Manchester, Conn
F.r D.'s Go~ns ,u. 70 hand " s'A fresh lot Cents
hARr"ELL s. CO. Opposite swaa rayero
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18

IME-su Casks Rocsanc Lime n.i arrived PEI oth' es
- Ae'eu' eep" HAsKISS < IlBsy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18

nSSS,Ef'S CELEBHATED WHEAT REAPER.
80. a.s'sh . psm~r>. EltS>f;Y's improved SssSs
>tTr a tnntact'irsrs prices The demand will be rt3f
,n-, - -nsunf season; therefore those wishing .Aa
F2aazeo. 'e'' oeFs ~ me al once 10 aSo" ui"aP
Il .sot.- pser. Fn ,'s, Shelters &c, lnrnish
M,r~t, cl,n - '1's' TAUS BRANCH,
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Law NOTICE.

.,E he iactice .! he Law heretofore eSe @
ia. undersigned day dissrvec by nuius' c,
~ .s in:r-e Of the partnership wil - es M All
viii continue 10 rae,ee 81 So
ans him. lie retains me ONCE 49,
% vy Gregory Segsr, the store {" lhos =. be
I'D se-r Will continue practice in all the Courts hsu s"y
y Ricuinoud Ills Office Franklin s:Ie onf
",.%th"' 80. s"s.. JNO . STEGER
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AltiBiAN nOESt; SmAIIEEN.

I'FlI> co.: sand II: .l"snmt GiOn. "a
tr-t La7F' House Imported by IL lS:1, III. ESCN
- ''n az ot-aI "Gic, +: we'll known fTS
80 ,&l|'' : =: to scIii'iou sithcr quail 4-L
te.h'G acs' ''ary. Fer particulars, see handbis
h't.h i-rjs WM. BOULWARE
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4 'AED>E. G;UUKs' fARE Hot sE. iiichnlund, Virginia
~ las II. WILSON. ,r,,co> . ,r.,>.,>.
BENZ j JoRSsoS t''o-' - '''i '0o''' A'erA'toAs'
2 clrn
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CoPAItTNN1ssHIP NoIic +

have cd into cotaitne,
ID! irm OF :iErPARD y CHAMBtNLAl NJ ~
lr,.sacuns G.ncTai Commission Business ana W
M r,,,cs 10 ,ae.r and the pubic se"efa! lo' ~
I,-ra Wcca -Four. Corn aud ali oihei rouuCe, WIN
s. c, s use .cc eIaeasOrs 70 advance lhe
.,.: -, al all who may pa'rUnze them 49,. -.
TAey a,c prepared make liberal sGveess Oh al ''
ts"e1 ''e"' John VI. SHEPPARD. Jr
OWN Ii. CHAMBERLAfSE.
.,an,a Va March let lS53
liberal rht!onase bestowed gu me vi wv a
Iva .I,ty solicit continuation OF the SAM TO the 'e~
!s @ , .sua,ce ha, every effort will be made 10 please
T.. "'' may '' y IohS ". SHEPPARD. JR
Nsych i-Gl-clm . ,,,.. y,r,i,,,n
-n.y, jsfsrsordn will please copy as above giu So"N
- rnIrian copy wo and seDd bulls 10 .hs Once
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;iMES {. sPUTTS, t ommlsslon MeTcnani and t;,m.r,

thhES (. SPUTTs, onrnission Merchant and G,me
49,! .; the Virginia Psner,iary. Pearl S.ee. Richmond.
-! ~ Gccey received JiifS c. SPUTIS parncr his
taas, business Ihey inf heir friends and The pub.
N sh h,t.y wI! eve their prrsuna attention tho sale OF
sad" rgu'= ty order, goods receiving and for
"an'.n1 E'rC.a +.
xiersnce O; j. G. BUSH Western
:3t:. aH rs Hy 1cvo hc
iaE Euc portion OF The large
1nc conducted lr
9ss. n OF JAMES C. SPOTTS.
JAS {. SPOTTS,
Mrse7-eew JNO G. SPOTTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18
D II. BRANCH,
ln- EDn 4 SrIlN0

Inspectors at NeSt-huI
n,.1r :. cur .nd ~ho consgn their Tobacco TO Com
Hi, w. saal desire 10 have the inspected al West
sugsts mat tn m1rS il .Wos Hip before il
- 10 'ia' sirG ctlou 70 their me chants
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Hos 4 A7KiSsoS
WM. J. ARTHUR

Tie '"o"ing ae The resolutions referred 10 In The above
correspondence
Resolved unanimously, That the proceeds Of the pubic
iands ought to be sacredy applied tho national obec'
speched In he Constitution of the United States and a'
We are opposed tany law for The distribution OF such pro,
ceeds among The States division donation OF saia
lands among e several S;tes alike incxpedient IN pol
Icy ana rcpugnant 10 the Constitution
Resolved unanimously, That member ui either house
oi the virginia Assembly ong receive pay for any DAY
that he may DC absent from his seat unless OF sicS
ness when leave of absence 10 granted 10 him by the
mousse 10 "ich Ne may belong; and member ol ethel
house SHOULD receive pay for The period between the com
mencefenl OF NE session and the he shall axe his sent
and that Is The duty of general assembly provide
by law.
tesoi'eo unanimously That any system OF public Schools
10 De supported oy taxation upon The property Of The c
zens OF ms commonwealth, would he unwise inlp"haC
and oppressive and ought be enacted by The Gchra
Assembly OF Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18

- COMMISSION MERCHANT, RiCIIMOSD,VA,
kNRN> is hanks those who Literally paiIeniI-d
~ i h. years He ,i continues give h' pet.
M. ..1, Tie sale every description OF COUNTRY Pro
U, th h'a" rrrr"r MIN and hl Der. 6-c6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18

HAVING been appointed !u~: ~:ccto,e ~. ~ {. F-ts ,.
IL ~" a. "e''
'sr'ircs such 10 all planters a;t dealer, l. ,,, 'Ie'
Nfs'p'. that ai'er expe icrce "i ,c,rs h
sCunn Mrrchdn when Iuba o- NJ y! iG oi us
ss." and experience OF lIrrIt A., t 49,, &
scc,Gt Warehouse, Iesuru. ,nn -,
~ ~ a,ues hc slativn. when iibe
@ he pubic and continued ond extended patronage i'm
~ Nrs Hill. and from personal iricl;-
We also otter sale Of Tobacco wes Ii
,"s or Ia tis tkat daily observation
frrshlrs
=r-Fa ui;nsce with the buyers will enable US 10 oStan
80 HN" pSt'. all lme. this service shall max.
ch"its "hch has been made for bacf and
no." 'sHs made every warehouse In the cities OF Pc
t'S ic"rlCrG q believe h'y cents
1 @ i"L ss'ns oectus aud payng, otherwise appropra
ws> ~" "c request those disposed to pa"nze US IN 'his
M, r y 81 ldt cacfu'ly marked BRASea Il SIDNoR Wes
Irnmr,I o.'"t" >erns thn home. We will also
q our !" @ ia, Tart Of freight all Tobacco sncd
~ s"'isa''n' U tgiy asJ friendship
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18

uIRRISGTOS. Importer and Manufacturer Of Cigar.
Toh,cco Pipes. &c al wholesale aud ea No l-i
of the Scotch Soldier Keeps cn
on hand the popular brands Cigars 10 large
10 purchasers ea-oable ard al Price4
c",nns,e wsh the Northern dealers.
24-cti JAMES a. nANNINn wv, Iooae|o---IS
NSE HUNDRED DOLLARS hEWARD.-k-"
away from Saw Mill Of ,. Perry agent IN Charles Cht
ouny about the first Of this month my man EDWIN He
stolen free fapers hi possession 4cd may Dc 4
ING his about . o age ieet
10 height very black The above reward vi" he seh
lf taken and S25 if taken shn the STATE
T.rrb Tc3w THOS II MARSTnt
NO sALE-A peasau. summer esdsass, s n ar;
AZ FsmaI. rnhan A,yum on other The lot ~ ise &
% IN street The ha, rooms wha Kitchen and ea hoos
"a an nIre for gentleman long credn ~ii os
ysn on hal; purchase none the paying
annually ih'i7 'i'NA go
March 5-cit
-sI--s Sill.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-29


The full tickets bo'h parties have been
sometime iu the field Almost every voter is
aware Of who ARE seeking their sulIrages, and
i would seem useless to spentl time in re fer.
ring to them, were it no for the fact that mis-
repIes, sallon and falls, hood are used unspar-
ingly to the dspsragemen Of our candidates. -
For the purpose of showing the prccise stua
tion Of things in this behalf. We write and pub
lish this article We begin with Lhe caudid4tes
Tor Rrpresentative-E,R. Eekley and Jacob
Culp. .a- .-..s-sfa5 al 4s ,a
Mr. Eckley is well known to hc people oil
the county. he having serve 'Epm faithfully
in the senate of Ohio for six years. He /
thoroughly versed in the politics of the State
and is able for any emergency Mr.. Culpi is a
quiet inOlfensive, negative sort Of gentl, men
without any decision of character, and wilhou;
any knowledge Of public business Hs would
doubtless, make avery good township trustee,
or school director. where be would not he ex.
posed to potent corrupting influences, but h,
Is no more 81 for legislator where political
sclfaggrandisement is the principal Object -
where the public treasury is to b. guarded a.
galnst The keen appetites Of many hungry
leech--then an ordinary childteu years old.
u mus. be acknowledged by all that We
stAndlln much need of u msn who can do some
Il
thing besides sit in bis seat and tu>wtr HI,
name when called; wewantA man n r,,n 1,
minister a r"bukr whenitis needed on4 VII,
Is not alraIi to let his fellows know that he /
present The people of this county we're Dor
ed sufficiently deep by the eoursv Of eur hr,
representative We do not intimate TINT Mr.
cup Is not an honest and worthy citizen in
private llle, but we do say that he has none al
the qualifications needed inllhe present emer.
gePey. lie could not stand up against INV
measure no matter hOwiniquitous, il his party
friends favored it He has not the nerv. 10
take q stand alOof from his parts. Having M
Experience IS alesisla or. the running would
constantly entFap him, and for all PRACTICAL pur.
poses he would be no better than man NJ
STRAW tie would vote in accordance with par.
y Dictates regardless Of the effect of th pro.
posed measures. -,as
Our candidates. has some character At Col.
Hmhus' and will cxAr AZ infaenc,. thai no oh.
man ia 'hg county can. N3. .hst. No
/ :" ,ni the
he 'l'aaie- # corrNpI p'v--,--.
lfg.l,r, Of pery etfs} seeking, patiCsl trs-
ra, 30 WI d-anpo plly elected
y xsran.,s our eanhda't, or Auditor
john I BIackesgs and A. S, Ramsey Mr.
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liFtoV,
~ Me M Press.

At meeting Of he Carroll county teachers
ASsocl alton, which convened in the Court
Hou,e, IN CHrJlton, on saturday the 20sh OF
AusuSt After taking into consideration the
lmpJrttnce oE holding Teachers institute rs
soon rs pre cable, On motion, $50 %. p,
Rcsotued, Fha: the Teachers Institute Of
Carroll county br held in Mnervs. commtnc.
ing Monday the 7tb day of November, lS53
On mouon, +. 5. MoKean was appointed
President pro tenn. s.a"
On motion, DR. Ilakl,rm IN, David Hurts,
A lhyn's, SAMUEL NJ, Gowtn. an! D.. Il.
T'nt, were appointed comm'ttc 10 procure
rIOmS and accommo latlnns iUr teachers during
the sessions of the InstltuJe. 't' -
On ion, Committee Of arrangements was
appointed consisting Of Rcvs. A Swaney, N E.
GiASaNd William lingerie procure lecturers
during he Institute
Resotoed, that The teachers OF Stark and
Colnmhlana counties, are most respectively so.
hclted o meet with Us At our next meeting O.
OF thr laSiiute on Monday the 7,h day of No.
vember, &c..
The Association Adjourned 10 meet on III,
day cf he mtetng OF thpr Institute. -.,.
+, 5 McKEAN, President. pro tenn
D. H. YAM, Sac'y pr5s
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R.ackbMru's slamderers,

lhe locOiocos about town are endeavoring
10 max, political capital out Of tha fact that
Mr.. Blackburn, our candidate for Auditor, is
a poor man and unable to pay bis debts.--
They charge that he owes the Fund Commits
siouers over $500. but we defy them to the
proof. We undertake to say that they can
ind no such entry in the books. lie says he
owes 300 aud the interest but no more. This
be is willing to pay as soon as he is able. t.
But who are these men who are making
such noise about this Indebtedness The
reader will be surprised to End that they are
no other than Joseph Gable and A. S, Ramsey,
AS for Gable, everybody knows that he never
Paysa debt, at least such is theOpiuiOn among
his creditors Ask Mr. Rogers Of Nov Lisbon
iflle pays his debts. AK almost any meChsn.
ic about town ifhe pays bis debts. Ask him.
self why he holds his property in tho name Of
his son., He promised 70 pay his debtsif eleot-
ed to Congress- but he did not redeem bis
pledge. ,a..rt.fI .tsassb y lGa l-iu
Mr.. Ramsey, who endeaVors TO make th6
impression that he is very anxious to prevent
frauds on the treasury, during the two years he.
has been prosecutor, drew thereronl $4,000,
more than any other prosecuting attorney since
the erection ofthe county. According to the
statement of his political friend he drfraudcd
the county out ffty six dollars. in late
transaction These two sums amount to sao6.
With what show Of consistency can Mr.. Ram
sey make such charge against Blackburn I?
Let him first clear his own skirts, and then
make his charge. se.ra aii'Ji.R itz'1 @
1.-THE object of Mr.. Ramsey is 20 protsct the
treasury. let him pay back these s2O5. and
Mr. Blackburn's friends will see that be is not
behind him. We shall see what will be done.
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S.addIery.

Nessrs. srERLISe, BAXTER 3 Co. haso pub
tished their card in another column. Read il.
Wowere shown saddle. msnu actured at
this shop, by Nj. JoHs G. 3AxrEK, one Of ihe
partners, ,-and who took the premium on Har-
ness work at the State Fair, held at Cleveland.
The saddle is a ine specimen Of workmanship
being sde on Spanish "tree" and in the
latest Partisan style. Wewere not aware that
such fine work could DO "got up" in ''little
Carroll" until We seen this piece OF master
workmanship. Mr.. BAXTER is also manufac-
uring he saddl, for the premium at the Carr
roll county Fair--to be given to the best La.
dy Equestrian ana were we TO judge from
other work We have seen Of his, we eou'd not
help but say it viii be a SPLESDID SADDLE
The firm are all gentlemen. and clcvsf fsl ms
Give them call.
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By virtue Of authority W. appoint Messrs. rRssI
.s Io,eur Sgeuts 20 80 ieit subscriptions and ad.
Vertisemetsn Rstd iher 0tru :; .tT
TIE TYPO published monthly st 81 South
third street. b. ow hesuut at RASE g. o.,
Phi ude phia, where sdv' rtssmsnts are trreived
sad forwarded 10 all the eading journals in III,
United States anil snadas.
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sT0ur advertisers will please pardon the
non.appearance Of their ads this week We
are overaowing with Copy" Mex week they
viii all appear again. .l .eri.I .
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-29

To he Editor ofhs CayrpN Free Press
Sra You will please place the name Of
ROBERT NELsoE, Of Stark county, as candi.
date for Senator, on The Wing ticket. He Is
nominated By co nmiIiecs Of the Wings of Car.
roll and Stark counties appointed by the
wings Of said counties 'or the purpose OF pla.
cling before the people oi this Senatorial dis
trict suitable person to be voted for at the ap
preaching election. ... ..-
Mr.. NrLsoS is arespecrahlr citizen, rrliahl,
whig, and is worthy he support oreverv Viii.
in the district and from the present postur,
Of thing in Stark county, all rhpt is npcrssa
~ to secure his election, is that he receive Ia
| nave no doubt he will) the full whig vote q
Carroll VAN BROWN.
.' Chairman ofh Deiegmrs
Sep, a7, 1858. Of noniDoting Gomn,iae,
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WnIG STATE NOMISATDNS.
EoA GOVERNOR, t.ra
NELSON B ARRERE

EoA GOVERNOR, t.it
NELSON b. ARRERE,
OF Highland. l.
PoR LiErT, GOVERNOR. ..
Isaac J. AlleR,t
et or Riellond.
FOR TREASURER OF sTLrE,
H Henry BraehmaR,
I'D Of Hamilton.
FOR SECRETARY oT STATE,
Nelson u, Van EsrheS,
t . Of Athsns.
ron SUPREME JuDoE,
FrankltW 4. BackHS,
Of Csyokoga. f.. a-.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, .
WILLIAM II. Gibson,
Of Seneca.
ToR RoARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
a. John Waddle,
E' Of Cosioctoa. ...
FoR SENATOR
Robert Nelson,
of Stark
WING COUNTY TICKET.
REPRESENTATION,
-. Z. r. ECKLEY Centre.
...... AUDiTOR.
IL. BLACKBURN, Brown.
TREAS RER.
JOHN MOODY, Centre,
snE IFF.
JOHN IT. "HITCRAFT, Orange.
FoR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
ROBERT Z. KNIGHT Orange.
... -.. FoR COMMISSIONER
JAS. w. MCLAUGHLIN, Fox
sd. INFIRWARY DIRECTOR,
.. WILLIAM NFVlN, Union.
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Boots & 9b3cs,
CHEAPER THAN EVER /!

JAG 'B iGLF1lC wrrl inio,u iha neople
eneraly that h. is on hlnl, All will a.lSe 20
.der every description OF work = his hri1ch oC
business.
Hs arrangements are such rs to enatle hin
. make and g work cheaper than any shop IN
he place. His hands are all the b cot of WORK.
men.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-29
asoc'S' saoes, slippers
/" ANers, aIfsonf.

h"..s ~ every k'ga OF work 'aaie 20 order o. =,
no''s posi- l. notice. IA. .,aua !. :, ~
eS onrS house. on Listoa Sree,. '" "S 'afs
CS''snon, Sept. 80, ls6s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31

An interesting Judicial decision affec-
ting railroad eompanirs WAS lately give
en- at Paris, (F'ance.) The passengers
upon the Lyons and Mediterranean road
arrived one day las, SeP,enber too late
oconneci with the branch to Avignon.
They had IN spend tie nigh. at Taras-
car, and portion Of them sued the
company tor damages. The company
took the general ground tina, It could
not in any case be responsible for any
losses resulting from the nonarival oil
trains at The specific d hours. But it
WAS decided that when the non. arrival
is due to the negligence Of the employ
ers, the company mus, be held RESPONSE
Alt, and that it should pay to the suffer
srs damages proportiona,e TO their loss
es. not excec ding forty dollars nor less
than six dollars apiece. The same tri-
bunal, a few days previous, prom ounced
. decision making hackmen responsible
ior the loss Of baggage entrusted to
their charge.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31

LAueBAsLE AsEcpoTE.-We have not
had q quarrel, says the DO ton Irars-
cript, these many years, thar did not
grow out Of tobacco juice. In IN om-
nibus, not long snce. a weii-drsssed
stranger" oi rather formidable proror-
tons, in dispensing his saiivary fluid
sent a brown colored rivnie, over our
glazed boot. We called his attention
IL. He turned away with a careless
remark that il was an accident We
requested him TO wipe the bou,. He
looked at W with an incredulous stare,
aud shock his head: - wheruupon we
quietly lifted our foot and carefully
wiped the boot upon his new broad
cIoath indispensables. The tobacco
ehewer began 10 roll up bis sleeves as
IL preparing TO take hold Of US, but a
hurst OF applause from three or four
gentlemen passengers who were wit
nesses OF the provocation aud the pun
ishment, checked him, and lie settled
back in his seat, with the remark
'-WelI, stranger, don't know but you
have done just " hat should have done
under the same circumstances"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31

~ Concert Hall, during the past
week, has been throDged afternoon and
evening by admiring audiences, TO VIII
ness the performances that have taken
place there. Aside from the Panorama
oi Niagara the Mammoth Cave, Crys.
tai Palace. &C., which Of itself is very at
trac,ive, the ear has been charmed by
the singing Of those sweet vocalists, the
Misses Jenny and Rosa Avondale, and
Miss Isabella Tucker. Miss Jenny's
style OF rendering Scotch and other bal
lad music, is very pleasing she posses
es voice Of much compass and sweet
ness the minor tones are finely modu-
ta,ed, while the upper notes are full and
we'll defined in expression. Miss Rosa
exeels in those arch and piquant songs
where so much depends upon the natu-
raj taste Of the performers the comic
points are given with a great deal Of
effect, and are always warmly applaud
ed. Misr Tucker is a general f,vorite
with an audience, and has evidently
bestowed much pains to make herself q
popular voc alisi.
The proprietors Of this ENTERTAINERS,
intend to revisit Newport in few dr US,
when larger Hall will be procured
where the audience and performers can
be better a. commodsted.
AMATEUR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31

GREAT ACTIONS sY YoukG MES.-
Hull fought his great action and con-
qusred the Gu-rriere at thirty-eight
years OF age Paul Jones captured the
Seraphis, in one Of the INST celebrated
comba,s on record, a, ,hlrty.two ;Deca-
tur burnt the Ph iadelI hia at twenty
seven, and captured the Macedonian at
thirty two; Perry conquered on Lake
Eric a,twenty eight, aid Mcdonough on
Lake Champlaai at thirty one; Steward
in the Constitution, captured the Cyane
and Levant at thirty nine, and Balm
bridge conquered the Java at thirIy.one.
The youDges, corquerer was twenty.
seven, and the oldest but thirty nine {;
and thlr,y.three years was the average
Of their ages.