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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
ons have be the Board Of Assist .st Alder
msnSo nag $50 feet Thirtyfourth street. south, conn
Msncin ~ Tenth Avonle to Aag sidewalk west side Of
Sheriff street. between Grand and Delaney strssts Also,
the following pave set curb and gutter ard
nag four feet Thirty Fourth TO MAdi
sen All persons interested, having objections
thereto requested present the in writing the
underSnsd 1t his before the l0sh day Of Janu
ary next: JOHN T. DODGE. Street Conmissionsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

khsy all first casx nav York butts eass, provided
aish all requisite articles This eofsrt
q passensers, ard commanded b. Of experiences b
The traas Ae prloe Of pasesge 10 Sl0o. without wines
nqsors. Deeds sent 70 The Subscribers Win be for
.xAsd rec from charges those actually incurred.
BOYD y IIkGKEH, Agents, iA Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

9rHlxT DEPARTNgNr, NO. lHALL OF RECORDH-
- Public notice hereby gwen that the following issou
sns have been presented In The Board Of Aermsn-To
Il ass i've feet vide throsgh dswalks q
sst q =. On Seventeenth :s,sos north ss lss fsss
surb and gutter And Aas four feet through sidewalks Of
Broadway from FSty Arst 10 Fifty ninth street. All per-
szessns them = writing 70 the UNDERLINED. st his ses
d before the third day Of yAnuAry noxS.
Dec. q. 1854 JOHN 4. DODGE. Street Cen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

CORPORATION sOTJcE.-PU8bIC NOTICE. Il
- he,sby ,ifen to tho scs1rxat
fSpanss Of al Accuses snd let's improved apinprsyod
lands thsssby chat tha following
seIstsa By Va ssssseor and are kSysa th: sfaos
o. tbs 8arenr - As.osusr fer examination by al
szs irselestse ,Tsr rsguiasas and paving Ninth
Gz ON Erty third 70 frEt-heth stress. The nits
saie c.sa1 ,sos.i ie. pieces and psross q land
e rne hssd.sd ees north of Esrtylfh ssssss tho
Ape SIDE G Forty thr and beth sdss OF Eerty
ses,sy hall way " We Isrsh avenue. All persons whose
~ are opposed 10 no s.Ec q either II shsm ara re-
gss.so y pte,sa. ta.ir os}sosans In wEss !: te
ss.fS5 d. 70 from che aeto Of this notice.
MANUEL II. OE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Asseaser-
leAAC WIN. SMITH,
Sae Bureau 81 Assc ssmeats street De sastusa Dec.
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nR. BHRcuS rRIvATR MEDICAL OvvICR UyEu
~ tho drug storsi No GO Broadway, corner Of opsfo
street. Where he continues ts ut with his usuS
wondsrfui ana truly Aeto ashins Chssgss nsds-
rare, and psunav snt cure grsrantsei. Hours tom D
e'slsek, A. n, te Il n, aAa IT, a 20 o o'sioeE PT
Ma. Oross, ArDIcA AL ELICJancIaN. OF BOTTOM
vl reecyss patients ~ the unsr psee MOTEL Yoow No.
sts nso ,,e s.ss two weeks q sAeh E.ah. He bangs
Pcssn, auxiliary TO she family siesan onsul1 i'm
Reports d3 OIL sssss seatuiteus. Once hourAll toy
IJoILowAY'5 OINTMENT AND PILLS. AOYyr I'M
eurs for snurvy, eptosy scrofua and All Aissss AZ
the skn The hca 's@s wosrinsss digestion Of AT
ethsi epprsseons usually attendant thare Wa sun3
from diseases OF the skin speedily M assoL
uoIlow.ys ontmsnt AID pills. Tho shoaoy * tsvs
enes In correcting the bad habit Of body apd In eurnd
cemrainS OF the slpss abovs ntoasd stand yael
land many parts ssroad where the Aladv prsva
lent sss snres Are wonderful tine purifying properties f
pills ind the peculiar sdect the ON NE skiW
rentx then supsrior 70 other remedy Sold By al Il
vsnts Of medicine thro uGhsut the British empire anl
By this" OF the United States, AZ Tx GENTS g ssnts ana
y ~ Per pex; Wholesale - Mr.. JOSEPH HOkSRYG
London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice 10 hereby given u at the following petit
tors have been presented In the Board Of AsrmenTo
fence Vacant lots on e sorner Of Second second
street, to Seventy ninth street. between Broadway
and Tenth avenue Al persons avng ebsseons
ersto requested TO present the In writing the
3D. at his sce before the 10th day q
Ey next: JOHN 7. DODGE, s>rset Commissioner
Dsasnber 50, 1879.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

EOR Saba FIVE HORSE PowBR oCCILATIrG
steam engine, with np:iIhs fps boiler, oset iron
eater PAM sssad crate steam Pipe, esnnsasins sarOs
itey rev, and hut In tia be possible wcrtman'ks
Being inevitable for the Purpeso 10 wnch IL bosr
applied will be so on reasonable ts-ma any person
sni.ns engine Of the ssoys description viii had u 10
their intere.t " call Washington street. or en- WA
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hereby given that petition presented the
nssrd q Adsrmsn fox sewer IN Hamnond street. from
kAm Prince TO Blsesker street. All pes,ons Interested
aSove and having objections thereto requested
rssont the writing 70 the contract olork ~ this
S' = NICHOLAS DEAN, President
crotsa Aqusducs Department. Dee Is 1852
CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IL
hereby ven that petition has been presented In the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen for sever In llstn street.
Vie sbsvs and Asviag objection. shsrsto are rcqss:sa
sfos, Or before December 1th, instant
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
CYoton Aaaeduet Department, December H. 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

ExPIRR CITY LINE-THRoUGH TICKETS TO SAN
= Fraacoo ~ redueed rates both for cabin aad steer
sse gasssnger Wis Aspinwa drectyhe fast steamship
UNITED STATES, boo tons burthen. Wi lam G. Berry
Commat der sin leave for Aspin wall draot, RednsS
dk Jan o. at three o'clock, r. w. from Ne North river
connecting 1T Panama with tbs famous eteamrhp New
Orleans 40 tons, Edgar Wshsmsn, oSmnander which
steamer will be In readiness tahe the
board at Panama. and proceed without Delay San Fran
esoo. SECOND cabin pe9sengers have state both
end eat At the table first cabin Passep gers
por unssd States asembark alongside the railroad w6ar
o. spisvsH, free " e4psnBs Fer freight ps,eage
arpl, 20 -
JONES & JOHNSTON. or 10 la..n..
J. HOWARD II SON, No. 81 Brsadway, aken~-
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NOR YALE IN NEW JERsgY-IN THE VILLAGE or
Nstucbin q two story nowss, bara, &C., with three
Of land joining the railroad and the urnrss With
variety efrut and eka5s trees situated shout 100 yards
from hs dsPet psrs Of tbs land could hsscd build.
ing lotspree $1,000 Fer particulars inl 1re OF 8. DuG
ham. teo premises day o. the exsert the
vepth :. Drhhsn can be at c8 fbtrty street,
Thursday ~ IL o'clock call r. Arouls-ius Co.,
o. certaadt and West streets Also two three
farms fer sale by SUUNNAM.
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STEAMSHIP COMPANY
ife Nail tteauship Company,
States msil.-Only through
CAhfornia aAs Oregon, vie
splendid new and double en-.
)RGIA, $3.50 IONS burthen D.
sndsr, will sail oa Wednesday,
precisely. from pier ~ foot Of
The Pacific Mail atesnship
OF will b In road mess ~ Pa
mails and passengers, End
.ancisoo. No e1orts viii be
uPanjas 10 send their pAasca
comfort, and safety.
TO AsPIrwALL.
Second Cabin STAN
does. .......s ...s... ~
cteok1&o. ...s D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

DBrARInENT OF REPAIRS AND sUPpLIEs--DFO
- ~ 1853 TO Ergne ana CsrriaAs BuIldesv
troPssan will DO rsessel at ths once cr The Corn
Ct Repars and Supplies No. New y HAIL until They
w y psslicl epsped tn assrdsnoo Win the
snsefor, for new srs engine 70 DO known No
The pass AID Of thertyics Of ss engine a9d
ee the material required IN otng the same
~ ntormsN.a regard therstc, be h.a ~ the shcs
me Chief Engineer Ok ho Fire Department No. Elisa
Innatss 20 DO endorsed with the psfeon Or
persons the dAto Of presentation and
lsotte which refers NJ Bfhe Commisroner rcseiveo
ne right OF reiectng all AIRY Of tho estimates deemed
~ the interest," Of tbs osrporasier. WIN ADAMS
Commissioner Of Repairs aud suppiisx
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Passengers will DO landed st
-su free. 1'ransis OF the LIST
psade PAssengers BY this lin,
frsri Panama, and are not expt
Lary have spare boats NJ Pans
nara 70 San Francisco 81 the
freight or Passage, apply 70
A. the of5e u til 3 Companies, ]
N. B.-shippers are requests
tho cononnys hillg Of ladinK,
Office between tks hoarv Of II
calling.
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tns railroad wharf - Aepla,
minus at the passengers en-
, ave forwarded with she NAH
,sod 10 detent ion, ~ the ooD-
ma. Rates Of fare from Pa
NEST favorable ternfs. Fc;
CHAH LES A. WHITNEY,
~ West st., cor. Warren, NJ
Cd W supply shemsslves vial
which WIN DO signed 81 ths
and o'clock Of tAe dsyo'
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l1ACKrTs 10 HAvRR-sKeONG aliss.-sEa FOL.
lowins ships VIII leave Asvra On ase ss.a aaS New
lecyk On q az month";

ssip 81. p4KIE,
1850 cons surthen,
s.tcEso FpilAcsoee, nsssSg.
T-sip Al. EICH0LAy.
l.0V0 tons huythsn,
Sshn Braskon, master.
ssr fhip MERCURY.
l.4G Aops burthen,
s. e Conn, mA6aay,
Ahit WILLIAM TELL
.newj l,sD0 IONS buxthen
James ruRok, master.
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u lcs4
CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLfC NOTES rs
~ hereby given. 70 ths owner or owners occupant
escursns Of sill houses and lots rprcved
1shds ahsocd thereby that the following
hsen mpisted tho Aassrscr lodged In the
o. the bureau of saessmer for EXAMS all
nssfesssc vis:-Fos Regulating and psvsg
sbraced By snoh oluae all the ssvsra hovses
Of sreund vacant lots pieces and parsels Of
ysusted en- beth .iaes Of Thiey fourth strest bstTs
Jrostway :" Tsnh avenue All psrsoas whose ist~rcsbs
are Affected taboye asraee aad whs
Tossa sn se sher u thsm rssussa 10 present
tack etjseers writing, % the tsrsignsd ~ thsr
eee" No Hah Of Esoerds Within thkty days IRON sAs
sAMUIL n De MOTT,
yRANCts NTUHOLeON, Assesses.
ISAAC wk. SaITH
Ma -'',' -
CORPORATION sCnoK.-PUBLIC KOrfCE IS
hereby ri 10 the ovnors seeurs q Or 90
sspants Of AZ houses and lots improved or an approved
kfe.se thereby that tile ooSns rs hs "
seSn conrietsa by te Aseessors and iEed the
nce OF Too Grtsu OF Assessments fer exaafn atcn By
f,.ons fntsrestet viz FOR pavinx Thrty eirht strict
eessesr socond AMI Third The bmits
~ reh fsseB seps sluds ali the several and lots
vacapi l.. Of ees and parcels Of land situato1
sssa sdsr q r5irty eighth stees between ssooAd ard
me snovo nsmsd ssess asn. and who OPP. 70 sle
OF e.ther pttt.N src requested ~ p-egen their
1sensns writing e tho u.d.rszned tAsr nss Ne
Aostce. SAMUEL r. DR MOTT " A-s
i hnAs cT wI NICHOLSON As'as.s.
M. l6I 1870 ~sp~Ss@VnS wv
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NUX SAILS,

GOOD CHANCELLOR SALE, THE FIXTURES AMI
lease Of ths goods store 1855 avenue c. besw.eI
Eighth and Ninth streets first for clothing
dfy goods or ooafeotionsy For particulars APPLY h
premises or to JAMES MORAN, No. Tryon row. thirt
Aoor near Harlem Railroad depot.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-02-15
Clark Mills.

Ia Col. B. T.. Perry, of the Patriot,
gives US the. following ginformation con-
cerning Mr.. Mills:
The history Of Clark Mills isa most
extraordinary ono. He gave it to the
senior editor Of the Patriot hims,lfsix
priseven Years ago. He was at that
time taking casts and executing. busts
in Columbia. We went to him to
make an engagement for oursclt, and
tile next day he called at our room in
the hotel, prepared to takca mould Of
our head ant! face and shoulders
Whilst pcrforming this operation lie
commenced his narrative in regard to
hisown life and talents. He told us
lie was n good house plaStcrer in
Charleston, and did not know that he
possessed any faculty whatever for
sculpture or taking likenesses One
morning as he WAS going to his work,
he PASSED by door where a Phrcnolo-
gist had hung up his sign, with II notice.
that skeptics were not charged for 1.-THE
examination Of their heed- This in
duced him to 90 i'll aud have his bumps
examined. The Phrcnologst said to
him, You have the organ Of sculpture
in a very eminent degree, and if sou
Wore to cultivate yourtalcnt you would
ben very distinguished artist" Mills
replied to him, You have confirmed
mel in my 3skepticisln. / never had
any confidence in your pretended sci
emce, hutifl ! had, your account of my
own head would utterly destroy it. /
am, sir, a house f3astcrers aiti know
nothing about sculpture @liatevef:..''A-s -
The Phrcnologist Teflied, n don't care
4 for that; you have the s05si % va S'n,ost.
wonderful degree, and Shoifd vtltiyafe
Your talent" Mr.Mills said the idea
that he possessed a rare aud valued
talent which he was not conscious Of,
haunted him night and day. But still
he never thought of trying his talent,
for he did not know how to begin.
" One day he saw an Italian going
through he streets of Charleston with
II bust Of Napoleon i'll plaster, and he
asked him how it was moulded. The
Italian promised to show him, and did
50. He caught the idea Instantly, and
WAS enraptured with.it. First he com
in1enced ii likeness in plnster Of his
fathet7inlaw, who. had very prominent.
features. Twas the wonder ofa!l who
as;lWsit He then commenced taking
sbnsts, as tiewass doing when we formi
sesl MS acquaintance. Next hc chisel-
ed ili beautiful marble Il bust of Mr.
3eSaiheili9i tSllgitl to af, y eyer e2ecp ed
St,tstilat distinguished statesman. His
EtfieGsl NOV decIarcd Ethei i Willingness
send him .erc he 4tiiafita
stud lpttifes !clslt iYate
mus titl flSfl tlles, islad
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1marabouts, that desirable and scarce
Esatin, so beautifully trimmed and 80
EluxuriantlH Hbeantiful for cightdollars!
WHY, Mrs. FeathcrEeW,I did 1 you
Ithinkme insane I, .6!s
Ny husband thinks me SO, and ]
wish to returnit, as | took it condi.
tionally.
Conditionally mo, madam, Cand
Mrs, b. vas agitated9 my work is
unlike most Of my profession; | only
turn out for the ton. prices arc
low, very low; your bonnet isyan ele-
CANT thing, and you are the first lady
Ithat4evcr%disputed my: prices.
K but shall leave the bonnet with
Eyou.'
But ISshall not rcceivc5it. Here,
Eudosia, did you not witness the per-
{emptoryS sale Of this hat !
49, Yes, inarm.
You mink, 1 never saw you be
FORE, exclaimed Mrs. T..
+ Ei;g Mrs. Featherfew, BY law and jus.
Itice Itshal| get my due, if you refuse
LIDO all1Mrs Squire Skinflint's
work, and. her husband is one of the
best of lawyers So saying, Mrs.
Blond slopcd into the back shop.
Poor Mrs. Featherfew was sin for
it, as we say in business phrase.
She did agree to lctsthe milliner send
it, and worse than all the5rest, she
had deceicea hen. Ausblna aJout5i.
This made5an entire change in his
feelings towards his Mifr.H 1t was.
not vented ina Candle lecture, but,
in that suspicious, tacisurn state Of
9nind, which makes d man jealous
even without cause. Mrs Feasher.
few paid forsthe bonnet, but carried
beneath it an. aching. head, andia.
heavy heart; for shcsielt thatshe lost
sthosconidence and esteem OF her.
husband, ,fand RICH satins and mara
bout feathefs are of5little value when:
i s.saGl sl.Elca
S5 lSsis sase, NY friend Of dhificity to
EthyEhnsbaDa -the5 first lcccEtiye art
aetectedSiis seldom forgotten, and
were a called to testify whut pro.
daced5 1.-the most bitter alterations be.
tween husband and wives, | verify
believe first and foremost in the ranks
would stand Deception boston
{Olive Branch. ,...s5
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Hands Of both legs at tlle5sames time !.
sIic has no articulation ot8sound, but
speaks without moving lilEis lips OF
tongue. He measures When staliil-
ing erect thifty5inehes, and weighs
twentyy;seyen pounds. ,:s.5.
ESCAPE RoM a I 'Ia,EtslRa IN Eng.
.lisht paper describes the following ex-
citing incident B;
On the evening of Christinas day, !,
Jas a young woman was scarelessly
gazing gam s at a leopard in l3alty's3 me- S
nov exhibiting atSHudders..
field she sauntered within the reach;
of the tigers den, when one of the
fferocious. animals thrust fortliits nav
through ono ofsthe swircs,5 aud seized
her3by5 5the}coii of l1or plaited liairbe,,
hind the crown Of her head. Eor-s
Itunately atwomans Of. slender frame, ].
5butsheroics fortituae was standing BY
and sawthe tiger seize lis intended
sptcy This Woman, with eSsraor,ii-s,
nary presence Of MIND, seized / the
fglrl ylStheawaist, and notgithstand-s
Ing ing the terrific growing ofshe beast,
maintained hershold and pulled with,
masculine yigor, The tigerstillgre.
tanned its. grasp, and reared sgand:
plunged ttfTheall this mo-. o.
.mentthes sstrusgle was "a fearful one.
The people inside the mena rie set
up shouts Of; alarm Wl.ichseof naaunii-.
Gated with the crowd outside, aud.
a scene Mhichsn.ag be bet.f
ter; ;iniass sssined than than dGsaribed
AZ length the comb dloppel from
her. hair, the coil unfutltd, and the
Young 'l1 g 'Wontlfi was rescued, leaving
the tigers s paWafnll ofshef lair, and
assilk handkerchief which She Ilad3
thrown oyersler head Wleasthc tiger
seized her Tie urltorFt rFtisssate grl
ialntediS tsll butt soon Sreco
and, SO 50 are hap 10 isighan
! bay taineo an
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. I2en1ande in Real I,ifo. = 7

e weresinfofmed blythe officers
Eof:thea Eleventh Ward Of d romantic
Imarriage that took place in that dis
|5triet Yesterday, the correctness OF
wliich3is youcIett for by our inforIns
ants, as 5thcjY We're vel i acquainted
With heSparties.
8 a entleman from Nentncky,. I'd
I bachelor farmer, and possessed of a.
fair propersy yin aone of ,thefmo ost pro.
|Sd,ictige portions of3thaf State, recent
l9smade "trip to this city for rescrea.i
sti2n, and whilst strolling through
the5s y streets With q friend, aaii, Il,
wish YOU would teconmend me to.
Some lad as am seriously think
inss55sof smatrilnong = His friend prom
.iscd to$aid him; and after parting
thateyenins,lie called upon a wid.s.
sowtlaay living North Of Hamilton i
Road, between Poplar and Iocust.
sstrests, with Nholn he lad h3 slight.
acquaintance and nformea Iler Of
bis mission The widow, nothing
Loaf TO chang her situation. greed
to risk the better or. worse :tilatSinight
senssie, and gave her consent. The
negotiatof then called upon shis
friend. and informed 4llim5of the pro-
gross be had Snad ethat lie had
found sfor: him life tpartne one
whose man good qualities fitted her
.adthirablgttoS become his wife. He.
i ipnltmediatel asscnted to tic arrange,
.m!ent 4! .sand5 agreed to perfect sthe5con-
q tract the next lorniH
.s7l stefday morning he procured
his license and In "a carriage NTH
his friend drove the house Of tho
lady and for the first time: saw ard
was introduced to lsis future brias;
Shea in readiness stepped wit'i
him into the carria preee eeaed sa to-
theF hnfell, had the iilfle ilfe Il
able tfirnll ~ lie a
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sing ashington hes was .eng ged s;toS
equestrian statute Of Jackson..

|imake the equestrian statute Of ackson.
In his 81 poverty y and N @ohscurity In
| Charleston, whilst working at lis
trade$ofS house plasterer, heg Kept a
bear and n dog, (which he would make
| fight Tor a fourpence. Between this
l}exhibition5ofhis dog and bear, and
with the assistance OF his troWel lie
eShis living in. a SORT of way, and
would, in all probability hayetdied in
these humble pursuits, but for the
Phrenologist. &;llo canilaugh ats phrc.i
|nology, aftcFthis, as 4 hum bug, and,
not3nscience. lmlnediatel Coy
ernorAIcDu0ie had!Sinade his great;
speech in the Legislature in favor of.
giving the election of Electors OF PresE
idcntjand Vice President to tho gpco-.
|ple, some members ;assailed the South
Carolina College rs cntailing. sons the.
State a / Very he;lv u Sptnse to not
much adrantage. udge IIueer re-;
piled tosthe. member, and said that if,
the College had never pi odnced saIiotli.S
er graduate than Mr.. NlcDutiic, the.
State ofSoutli Carolina would he am am
ply compensated by him alone for
allithat she had spent on TINT In.
stitution. So we say-&inz regard \ to-
phrcnology, that if this science had
never done any other, good to the
world thin Of developing the genius Of
Clark Clark Mills, it.would be enohgh to 5eps,
dear tito the world. u IS 2};..; 81
q ~ -+-----.1 4 t<rS,, - . !. .s.-------.
iREMoN1ToRys SsYMpTosis. OF AN fCLp,
BAcnELon - Which, I'll cuts "a certain:
tnumbcrsof little sq,nreSbits off. paper
iererySnight. and lays them on his toilet
table, rendy5to wipe9 his razorswl,cll5lIcF
;sllayes inItle morning f1ysttt' $ Il symil'p-
tom. When he carries bis, fingers per-
fectly 9straight%insiiis gloves. for ff%afof4
.trictionson3theikm irkles thqfs Il sgr.1r-g
tom. ANhellhc!leapes liend'sSlouse}
5mSthe middle of the evening, 10 avoid
y walk home with a lady 81 d 4
,ssyinptom. ANlleli lie Keeps his hafdn
ii.iita2lpctures roontill the latest pefiaiit.
ted mltllltee;i on o,lflt dfafs-5a q
~ ~
large 1noastaGho ais s5eGl'd 10 ct,ssgsa
csrtain defect dut' cas- tsnptoin .---
When he turns a hinge coat eol|agup
over his ears, every time there's IN
cloudFin tho skyehat's a sy1nptonl.;
When he refuses a hymnbook in
church, because he don't like tosbe seen!
nsirg glasscs-Mafs6 a symptom
ANfien he can't SO toasleep tillahe has
ascertained whether the scam of tho
sheet is precisely III, the middle ofthc.
bcd-hat's q symptom. When an
anthracite fire and a wadded wrapper.
have greater charm for him thaipa
pair OF bright eyes, jingling sleigh
bells, and tetc-a- tcte under. q buffalo
.robe-Mat's symptom. When a
whiskey punch aud q flannel night-cap
are the nc plus Mtrd' Of his earthly
lolicity-Mat'sa symptom. Whcnhe
calls women shumbugs;' says :psl.aw!'
TO children, and has growing partiali-
ty for stuffed rocking chairs and well
aired lincn--Mak's a symptom. ,ts
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/ INsTRuCTioNssI IN KISSING. -. Some
connoiseur in such matters has com
municated the following rules, which
he AYERS have been adopted by mid
dle.agcd married gentlemen when.
they assume the privilege Of kissing
their young and beautiful cousins.
They certainly seem to hare formed
a very accurate conception Of the
proper manner in which this limo.
cent luxury should be enjoyed
OF course you must be tallcrtban.
the lady you intend TO kiss; take her
right hand in yours, and draw her
tightly to you, pass your left arm
over her right shoulder, diagonally
down her back, under her left arm,
press her to your bosom, at the same
time she will throw her head back,
and you have nothing to do but to
lean little forward and press your
lips to hers. and the thing is done ;
don tmake a noise oyer it, as if YOU
were akring off percussion caps, or
E.fEllHs19SgeeS dewn'upon eit like hungry
/ fassiEspon an innocent dove, but
gefal1 fold the damscl iniyour arms,
withcut deranging the economy of
her tippct or rufile, and by sweet
pressure upon her mouth, reyel in
the blissfulness of your situation,
without smacking your lips on it as
you would oyer q roast duck.
A Wild Boy. Theresis singu.
lar exhibition in Philadelphia, Which,
is perhaps worth the attention Of
Barnum.
It's described as "a wild5boy'-hc
is doublcdjointed; goes on all fours;
secs with the whole pupilEcf his eye;i
lives on bread and water alone; pos,
sesses great strength in his arms, and
legs, although no muscles areRaissl
tcernaBle He has been examined
by "a great rlatpbeisef if medical gentle
men and che reason tlte VI Ssiiye ot his.
not walking ercct is n iiat his heart
lies diroctI Yin the centro Of his Eodg,
which cenpelss lin ss5 niSye both
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